A universal clipboard managing app that makes it easy to access your clipboard from anywhere on any device.
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1Clipboard
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1Clipboard is Electron based modern web application written by Typescript using Angular4 (angular-cli) + ngrx (redux for Angular) + PouchDB. I can't say this project is the best example, but anyway it is worth to look for those who are going to use Angular framework as their native application. This project is still a work in progress and not yet ready for production.
\n
Note
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I am currently working on this project from scratch with the newer web technology, so the source code is different from the released version.\nI am going to open this project as a public repository in the future when it is ready.\nIf you want to access to the current private repo, please contact me with your github account.
\n
Download
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You can download current released version of 1Clipboard for Windows, macOS from http://1clipboard.io.
A universal clipboard managing app that makes it easy to access your clipboard from anywhere on any device.
\n
\n\n
1Clipboard
\n
1Clipboard is Electron based modern web application written by Typescript using Angular4 (angular-cli) + ngrx (redux for Angular) + PouchDB. I can't say this project is the best example, but anyway it is worth to look for those who are going to use Angular framework as their native application. This project is still a work in progress and not yet ready for production.
\n
Note
\n
I am currently working on this project from scratch with the newer web technology, so the source code is different from the released version.\nI am going to open this project as a public repository in the future when it is ready.\nIf you want to access to the current private repo, please contact me with your github account.
\n
Download
\n
You can download current released version of 1Clipboard for Windows, macOS from http://1clipboard.io.
A universal clipboard managing app that makes it easy to access your clipboard from anywhere on any device.
\n
\n\n
1Clipboard
\n
1Clipboard is Electron based modern web application written by Typescript using Angular4 (angular-cli) + ngrx (redux for Angular) + PouchDB. I can't say this project is the best example, but anyway it is worth to look for those who are going to use Angular framework as their native application. This project is still a work in progress and not yet ready for production.
\n
Note
\n
I am currently working on this project from scratch with the newer web technology, so the source code is different from the released version.\nI am going to open this project as a public repository in the future when it is ready.\nIf you want to access to the current private repo, please contact me with your github account.
\n
Download
\n
You can download current released version of 1Clipboard for Windows, macOS from http://1clipboard.io.
A universal clipboard managing app that makes it easy to access your clipboard from anywhere on any device.
\n
\n\n
1Clipboard
\n
1Clipboard is Electron based modern web application written by Typescript using Angular4 (angular-cli) + ngrx (redux for Angular) + PouchDB. I can't say this project is the best example, but anyway it is worth to look for those who are going to use Angular framework as their native application. This project is still a work in progress and not yet ready for production.
\n
Note
\n
I am currently working on this project from scratch with the newer web technology, so the source code is different from the released version.\nI am going to open this project as a public repository in the future when it is ready.\nIf you want to access to the current private repo, please contact me with your github account.
\n
Download
\n
You can download current released version of 1Clipboard for Windows, macOS from http://1clipboard.io.
adminScheduler is an application leveraging electron for cross platform compatibility, vue.js for lightning fast UI and full-calendar.io to deliver a premium calendar interface.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
separate client/admin classes
\n
admin can accept/reject requests
\n
client can make requests to different admins
\n
client receives updates regarding appointment status
\n
admin can cancel events including accepted requests
\n
client can also cancel events but not those of admin users
\n
\n
Purpose
\n
I wanted to develop a desktop application that had the potential to prove useful in a variety of use cases. In its current form adminScheduler is setup to handle to tasks of scheduling a doctor’s office. Users are patients or doctors who can request appointments and accept/reject them based on their associated privileges. However although this project has been set up to handle the needs of a doctor’s office, it can be used in other situations with just a few modifications. The application could be used to manage the appointments of a law office or it could be used to schedule meetings between a tutor and their students. adminScheduler can be used in almost any scenario involving a client and admin relationship.
\n
Setup
\n
(This application is currently configured to work with a postgres db. However it could be reconfigured to work with other databases.)
\n
Initialstep:\nClone repository then go to adminScheduler/clean_server/ and run 'npm install' and go to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and run 'npm install'\nand lastly go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run 'npm install'
\n
Database Setup
\n
\n
Step 1. Create postgres databases named ‘seq’ and ‘doctor’
\n
Step 2. Find sequelize.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable/app/sequelize.js
\n
Step 3. Configure sequelize.js to connect with your database
\n
Step 4. Find setupPg.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app/setupPg.js
\n
Step 5. Configure the connectionString in setupPg.js
\n
Step 6. find setupPg.js again and run ‘node setupPg.js’
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Step 7. go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run ‘node setup.js’
\n
\n
Final Steps
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\n
Run the server by going to adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app and running ‘node servertest3.js’\nFinally run the application by going to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and running ’npm run dev’
\n
\n
Client Admin Relationship
\n
If you are using this application for a different kind of client/admin relationship, for example a law office or tutoring service you may need to make some simple changes. So if you have a law office you would make some adjustments changing the users with doctor priveledges into lawyers and users with patient priveledges would become clients. Lawyers would now accept or reject appointment requests from clients and clients view the schedules of different lawyers before choosing the lawyer they would like to schedule an appointment with. In essence you would only have to change the names of some popups, buttons, and edit a couple lines of server code to change this application from one set-up for a Doctor's office to one for a law office to any sort of business involving a admin/client relationship.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
adminScheduler
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Click link below to see a working demo of adminScheduler
adminScheduler is an application leveraging electron for cross platform compatibility, vue.js for lightning fast UI and full-calendar.io to deliver a premium calendar interface.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
separate client/admin classes
\n
admin can accept/reject requests
\n
client can make requests to different admins
\n
client receives updates regarding appointment status
\n
admin can cancel events including accepted requests
\n
client can also cancel events but not those of admin users
\n
\n
Purpose
\n
I wanted to develop a desktop application that had the potential to prove useful in a variety of use cases. In its current form adminScheduler is setup to handle to tasks of scheduling a doctor’s office. Users are patients or doctors who can request appointments and accept/reject them based on their associated privileges. However although this project has been set up to handle the needs of a doctor’s office, it can be used in other situations with just a few modifications. The application could be used to manage the appointments of a law office or it could be used to schedule meetings between a tutor and their students. adminScheduler can be used in almost any scenario involving a client and admin relationship.
\n
Setup
\n
(This application is currently configured to work with a postgres db. However it could be reconfigured to work with other databases.)
\n
Initialstep:\nClone repository then go to adminScheduler/clean_server/ and run 'npm install' and go to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and run 'npm install'\nand lastly go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run 'npm install'
\n
Database Setup
\n
\n
Step 1. Create postgres databases named ‘seq’ and ‘doctor’
\n
Step 2. Find sequelize.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable/app/sequelize.js
\n
Step 3. Configure sequelize.js to connect with your database
\n
Step 4. Find setupPg.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app/setupPg.js
\n
Step 5. Configure the connectionString in setupPg.js
\n
Step 6. find setupPg.js again and run ‘node setupPg.js’
\n
Step 7. go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run ‘node setup.js’
\n
\n
Final Steps
\n
\n
Run the server by going to adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app and running ‘node servertest3.js’\nFinally run the application by going to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and running ’npm run dev’
\n
\n
Client Admin Relationship
\n
If you are using this application for a different kind of client/admin relationship, for example a law office or tutoring service you may need to make some simple changes. So if you have a law office you would make some adjustments changing the users with doctor priveledges into lawyers and users with patient priveledges would become clients. Lawyers would now accept or reject appointment requests from clients and clients view the schedules of different lawyers before choosing the lawyer they would like to schedule an appointment with. In essence you would only have to change the names of some popups, buttons, and edit a couple lines of server code to change this application from one set-up for a Doctor's office to one for a law office to any sort of business involving a admin/client relationship.
Abricotine is an open source program. Feel free to fork and contribute.
\n
In order to keep the match between this documentation and the last release, please contribute and pull requests on the dedicated develop branch.
\n
License
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Abricotine - Markdown Editor \nCopyright (c) 2019 Thomas Brouard
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Abricotine
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\n
Desktop markdown editor with inline preview
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In Abricotine, you can preview your document directly in the text editor rather than in a side pane.
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Abricotine is an open-source software based on modern web technologies (HTML5, CSS3 & Node.js). It is available on Windows (7 and +), Linux and OS X.
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Features
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\n
Write in markdown (or GFM) and export your documents in HTML using templates, or in any other format supported by Pandoc (PDF, docx, ODT, etc.),
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Preview text elements (such as headers, images, math, embedded videos, todo lists...) while you type,
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Use different themes to display your documents,
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Use custom postprocessors to export your documents (\"tasks\"),
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Auto save your document on change (optional),
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Display document table of content in the side pane,
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Display syntax highlighting for code,
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Show helpers, anchors and hidden characters,
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Copy formatted HTML in the clipboard,
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Write in a distraction-free fullscreen view,
\n
Manage and beautify markdown tables,
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Search and replace text,
\n
Ligatures support (Fira Code must be installed on your computer),
Abricotine is an open source program. Feel free to fork and contribute.
\n
In order to keep the match between this documentation and the last release, please contribute and pull requests on the dedicated develop branch.
\n
License
\n
Abricotine - Markdown Editor \nCopyright (c) 2019 Thomas Brouard
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Abricotine is an open source program. Feel free to fork and contribute.
\n
In order to keep the match between this documentation and the last release, please contribute and pull requests on the dedicated develop branch.
\n
License
\n
Abricotine - Markdown Editor \nCopyright (c) 2020 Thomas Brouard
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Abricotine
\n
\n
Desktop markdown editor with inline preview
\n
\n
\n
In Abricotine, you can preview your document directly in the text editor rather than in a side pane.
\n
Abricotine is an open-source software based on modern web technologies (HTML5, CSS3 & Node.js). It is available on Windows (7 and +), Linux and OS X.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Write in markdown (or GFM) and export your documents in HTML using templates, or in any other format supported by Pandoc (PDF, docx, ODT, etc.),
\n
Preview text elements (such as headers, images, math, embedded videos, todo lists...) while you type,
\n
Use different themes to display your documents,
\n
Use custom postprocessors to export your documents (\"tasks\"),
\n
Auto save your document on change (optional),
\n
Display document table of content in the side pane,
\n
Display syntax highlighting for code,
\n
Show helpers, anchors and hidden characters,
\n
Copy formatted HTML in the clipboard,
\n
Write in a distraction-free fullscreen view,
\n
Manage and beautify markdown tables,
\n
Search and replace text,
\n
Ligatures support (Fira Code must be installed on your computer),
Abricotine is an open source program. Feel free to fork and contribute.
\n
In order to keep the match between this documentation and the last release, please contribute and pull requests on the dedicated develop branch.
\n
License
\n
Abricotine - Markdown Editor \nCopyright (c) 2020 Thomas Brouard
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
adminScheduler is an application leveraging electron for cross platform compatibility, vue.js for lightning fast UI and full-calendar.io to deliver a premium calendar interface.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
separate client/admin classes
\n
admin can accept/reject requests
\n
client can make requests to different admins
\n
client receives updates regarding appointment status
\n
admin can cancel events including accepted requests
\n
client can also cancel events but not those of admin users
\n
\n
Purpose
\n
I wanted to develop a desktop application that had the potential to prove useful in a variety of use cases. In its current form adminScheduler is setup to handle to tasks of scheduling a doctor’s office. Users are patients or doctors who can request appointments and accept/reject them based on their associated privileges. However although this project has been set up to handle the needs of a doctor’s office, it can be used in other situations with just a few modifications. The application could be used to manage the appointments of a law office or it could be used to schedule meetings between a tutor and their students. adminScheduler can be used in almost any scenario involving a client and admin relationship.
\n
Setup
\n
(This application is currently configured to work with a postgres db. However it could be reconfigured to work with other databases.)
\n
Initialstep:\nClone repository then go to adminScheduler/clean_server/ and run 'npm install' and go to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and run 'npm install'\nand lastly go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run 'npm install'
\n
Database Setup
\n
\n
Step 1. Create postgres databases named ‘seq’ and ‘doctor’
\n
Step 2. Find sequelize.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable/app/sequelize.js
\n
Step 3. Configure sequelize.js to connect with your database
\n
Step 4. Find setupPg.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app/setupPg.js
\n
Step 5. Configure the connectionString in setupPg.js
\n
Step 6. find setupPg.js again and run ‘node setupPg.js’
\n
Step 7. go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run ‘node setup.js’
\n
\n
Final Steps
\n
\n
Run the server by going to adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app and running ‘node servertest3.js’\nFinally run the application by going to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and running ’npm run dev’
\n
\n
Client Admin Relationship
\n
If you are using this application for a different kind of client/admin relationship, for example a law office or tutoring service you may need to make some simple changes. So if you have a law office you would make some adjustments changing the users with doctor priveledges into lawyers and users with patient priveledges would become clients. Lawyers would now accept or reject appointment requests from clients and clients view the schedules of different lawyers before choosing the lawyer they would like to schedule an appointment with. In essence you would only have to change the names of some popups, buttons, and edit a couple lines of server code to change this application from one set-up for a Doctor's office to one for a law office to any sort of business involving a admin/client relationship.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
adminScheduler
\n
Click link below to see a working demo of adminScheduler
adminScheduler is an application leveraging electron for cross platform compatibility, vue.js for lightning fast UI and full-calendar.io to deliver a premium calendar interface.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
separate client/admin classes
\n
admin can accept/reject requests
\n
client can make requests to different admins
\n
client receives updates regarding appointment status
\n
admin can cancel events including accepted requests
\n
client can also cancel events but not those of admin users
\n
\n
Purpose
\n
I wanted to develop a desktop application that had the potential to prove useful in a variety of use cases. In its current form adminScheduler is setup to handle to tasks of scheduling a doctor’s office. Users are patients or doctors who can request appointments and accept/reject them based on their associated privileges. However although this project has been set up to handle the needs of a doctor’s office, it can be used in other situations with just a few modifications. The application could be used to manage the appointments of a law office or it could be used to schedule meetings between a tutor and their students. adminScheduler can be used in almost any scenario involving a client and admin relationship.
\n
Setup
\n
(This application is currently configured to work with a postgres db. However it could be reconfigured to work with other databases.)
\n
Initialstep:\nClone repository then go to adminScheduler/clean_server/ and run 'npm install' and go to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and run 'npm install'\nand lastly go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run 'npm install'
\n
Database Setup
\n
\n
Step 1. Create postgres databases named ‘seq’ and ‘doctor’
\n
Step 2. Find sequelize.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable/app/sequelize.js
\n
Step 3. Configure sequelize.js to connect with your database
\n
Step 4. Find setupPg.js in adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app/setupPg.js
\n
Step 5. Configure the connectionString in setupPg.js
\n
Step 6. find setupPg.js again and run ‘node setupPg.js’
\n
Step 7. go to adminScheduler/clean_server/createUserTable and run ‘node setup.js’
\n
\n
Final Steps
\n
\n
Run the server by going to adminScheduler/clean_server/resources/app and running ‘node servertest3.js’\nFinally run the application by going to adminScheduler/scurrent_clean/ and running ’npm run dev’
\n
\n
Client Admin Relationship
\n
If you are using this application for a different kind of client/admin relationship, for example a law office or tutoring service you may need to make some simple changes. So if you have a law office you would make some adjustments changing the users with doctor priveledges into lawyers and users with patient priveledges would become clients. Lawyers would now accept or reject appointment requests from clients and clients view the schedules of different lawyers before choosing the lawyer they would like to schedule an appointment with. In essence you would only have to change the names of some popups, buttons, and edit a couple lines of server code to change this application from one set-up for a Doctor's office to one for a law office to any sort of business involving a admin/client relationship.
Find an installer for your platform under "Assets" section.
\n
\n
For example, for Windows you would download arc-setup.exe. For MacOS download arc-13.0.7.dmg.
\n
{% hint style="info" %}\nVersion number may be different to the one in the screen shoot. For normal use, please, download latest stable version.\n{% endhint %}
\n
When downloaded, run the file. The installer will walk you through the installation process.
\n
Linux installation
\n
ARC's build process generates several builds for Linux. Find your platform and then architecture. Wrong architecture (x86 instead of x64) will result with error when installing or running the application.
\n
Please note that ARC won't update automatically on Linux platform as this is not yet supported by the build library. This may be possible in the future.
\n
ARC uses for testing
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",
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description
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Installation process for the Advanced REST Client application.
Find an installer for your platform under \"Assets\" section.
\n
\n
For example, for Windows you would download arc-setup.exe. For MacOS download arc-13.0.7.dmg.
\n
{% hint style=\"info\" %}\nVersion number may be different to the one in the screen shoot. For normal use, please, download latest stable version.\n{% endhint %}
\n
When downloaded, run the file. The installer will walk you through the installation process.
\n
Linux installation
\n
ARC's build process generates several builds for Linux. Find your platform and then architecture. Wrong architecture (x86 instead of x64) will result with error when installing or running the application.
\n
Please note that ARC won't update automatically on Linux platform as this is not yet supported by the build library. This may be possible in the future.
Find an installer for your platform under "Assets" section.
\n
\n
For example, for Windows you would download arc-setup.exe. For MacOS download arc-13.0.7.dmg.
\n
{% hint style="info" %}\nVersion number may be different to the one in the screen shoot. For normal use, please, download latest stable version.\n{% endhint %}
\n
When downloaded, run the file. The installer will walk you through the installation process.
\n
Linux installation
\n
ARC's build process generates several builds for Linux. Find your platform and then architecture. Wrong architecture (x86 instead of x64) will result with error when installing or running the application.
\n
Please note that ARC won't update automatically on Linux platform as this is not yet supported by the build library. This may be possible in the future.
\n
ARC uses for testing
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
description
\n
\n \n \n
\n
Installation process for the Advanced REST Client application.
Find an installer for your platform under \"Assets\" section.
\n
\n
For example, for Windows you would download arc-setup.exe. For MacOS download arc-13.0.7.dmg.
\n
{% hint style=\"info\" %}\nVersion number may be different to the one in the screen shoot. For normal use, please, download latest stable version.\n{% endhint %}
\n
When downloaded, run the file. The installer will walk you through the installation process.
\n
Linux installation
\n
ARC's build process generates several builds for Linux. Find your platform and then architecture. Wrong architecture (x86 instead of x64) will result with error when installing or running the application.
\n
Please note that ARC won't update automatically on Linux platform as this is not yet supported by the build library. This may be possible in the future.
600$ default alarm: more than one, names, add selected default alarms from tray
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600$ custom dates alarm repeat datepicker
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600$ chained looped/non-looped timer each with its own settings (example: 20m -> 5m -> 10m)
\n
400$ stopwatch activation (sound/command) after specified time
\n
600$ halt (stopwatch that can't be paused and remains enabled when system is turned off). Can be set from custom date/time, activated after specified time
\n
600$ predefined commands constructor for particular operational system (windows, macos, ubuntu)
600$ default alarm: more than one, names, add selected default alarms from tray
\n
600$ custom dates alarm repeat datepicker
\n
600$ chained looped/non-looped timer each with its own settings (example: 20m -> 5m -> 10m)
\n
400$ stopwatch activation (sound/command) after specified time
\n
600$ halt (stopwatch that can't be paused and remains enabled when system is turned off). Can be set from custom date/time, activated after specified time
\n
600$ predefined commands constructor for particular operational system (windows, macos, ubuntu)
Akiee is a task manager that allows you to organize your task in a new way. It is build with Node-Webkit, Clojurescript and React. It is available for Linux, Mac and Windows.
\n
\n
What makes Akiee different from other task managers?
\n
\n
\n
Tasks should be easy to organize. Akiee lets you easily arange the order of your tasks. Unlike other task managers, that only let you change priorities and due dates of your tasks. With Akiee you always know which task you should finish next.
\n
\n
\n
Akiee saves your tasks in a Markdown file! You can access your tasks with every text editor available, it is easy to add notes in the Markdown file the way you like. Akiee doesn't hide your todo list in a database. If you link your tasks to your Dropbox you can even access it over the web.
\n
\n
\n
Akiee's tasks have 3 states: Todo, Doing, Done! Inspired from agile methods like Kanban and Scrum, Akiee's tasks have three states. This way you can focus on the tasks you are currently working on. Other tasks get out of your way.
\n
\n
\n
Akiee is at 0.0.1, it's the first beta release. I have been using it for some time now and it is working stable on Arch 64 bit. So take it for a test drive, if you feel task management is broken for you.
\n
Akiee is heavily inspired by the great Org-Mode and my work as a product owner in a software company.
Akiee is a task manager that allows you to organize your task in a new way. It is build with Node-Webkit, Clojurescript and React. It is available for Linux, Mac and Windows.
\n
\n
What makes Akiee different from other task managers?
\n
\n
\n
Tasks should be easy to organize. Akiee lets you easily arange the order of your tasks. Unlike other task managers, that only let you change priorities and due dates of your tasks. With Akiee you always know which task you should finish next.
\n
\n
\n
Akiee saves your tasks in a Markdown file! You can access your tasks with every text editor available, it is easy to add notes in the Markdown file the way you like. Akiee doesn't hide your todo list in a database. If you link your tasks to your Dropbox you can even access it over the web.
\n
\n
\n
Akiee's tasks have 3 states: Todo, Doing, Done! Inspired from agile methods like Kanban and Scrum, Akiee's tasks have three states. This way you can focus on the tasks you are currently working on. Other tasks get out of your way.
\n
\n
\n
Akiee is at 0.0.1, it's the first beta release. I have been using it for some time now and it is working stable on Arch 64 bit. So take it for a test drive, if you feel task management is broken for you.
\n
Akiee is heavily inspired by the great Org-Mode and my work as a product owner in a software company.
Akiee is a task manager that allows you to organize your task in a new way. It is build with Node-Webkit, Clojurescript and React. It is available for Linux, Mac and Windows.
\n
\n
What makes Akiee different from other task managers?
\n
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Tasks should be easy to organize. Akiee lets you easily arange the order of your tasks. Unlike other task managers, that only let you change priorities and due dates of your tasks. With Akiee you always know which task you should finish next.
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Akiee saves your tasks in a Markdown file! You can access your tasks with every text editor available, it is easy to add notes in the Markdown file the way you like. Akiee doesn't hide your todo list in a database. If you link your tasks to your Dropbox you can even access it over the web.
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Akiee's tasks have 3 states: Todo, Doing, Done! Inspired from agile methods like Kanban and Scrum, Akiee's tasks have three states. This way you can focus on the tasks you are currently working on. Other tasks get out of your way.
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Akiee is at 0.0.1, it's the first beta release. I have been using it for some time now and it is working stable on Arch 64 bit. So take it for a test drive, if you feel task management is broken for you.
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Akiee is heavily inspired by the great Org-Mode and my work as a product owner in a software company.
Akiee is a task manager that allows you to organize your task in a new way. It is build with Node-Webkit, Clojurescript and React. It is available for Linux, Mac and Windows.
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What makes Akiee different from other task managers?
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Tasks should be easy to organize. Akiee lets you easily arange the order of your tasks. Unlike other task managers, that only let you change priorities and due dates of your tasks. With Akiee you always know which task you should finish next.
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Akiee saves your tasks in a Markdown file! You can access your tasks with every text editor available, it is easy to add notes in the Markdown file the way you like. Akiee doesn't hide your todo list in a database. If you link your tasks to your Dropbox you can even access it over the web.
\n
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Akiee's tasks have 3 states: Todo, Doing, Done! Inspired from agile methods like Kanban and Scrum, Akiee's tasks have three states. This way you can focus on the tasks you are currently working on. Other tasks get out of your way.
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Akiee is at 0.0.1, it's the first beta release. I have been using it for some time now and it is working stable on Arch 64 bit. So take it for a test drive, if you feel task management is broken for you.
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Akiee is heavily inspired by the great Org-Mode and my work as a product owner in a software company.
Alchemy is an open-source file converter (built on Electron and React). It also supports operations like merging files together into a pdf. We hope to support more operations and file types soon!
Beautifully simple. Super easy, drag-and-drop interface for converting/merging files
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Merge files. Merge multiple images into one pdf, you can even change the file order
\n
Convert files. Batch-convert multiple files to a variety of file types
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Usage
\n
\n\n
Simply open the app by clicking on the menubar icon, or by hitting ⌘-⇧-8.
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Then just drag your image files into the application and select any options.
\n
Finally, click the convert/merge to seamlessly convert them into a variety of formats, or merge them into a pdf or gif. You can also hold ⇧ while dropping to merge the files into a pdf immediately.
Alchemy is an open-source file converter (built on Electron and React). It also supports operations like merging files together into a pdf. We hope to support more operations and file types soon!
Beautifully simple. Super easy, drag-and-drop interface for converting/merging files
\n
Merge files. Merge multiple images into one pdf, you can even change the file order
\n
Convert files. Batch-convert multiple files to a variety of file types
\n
\n
Usage
\n
\n\n
Simply open the app by clicking on the menubar icon, or by hitting ⌘-⇧-8.
\n
Then just drag your image files into the application and select any options.
\n
Finally, click the convert/merge to seamlessly convert them into a variety of formats, or merge them into a pdf or gif. You can also hold ⇧ while dropping to merge the files into a pdf immediately.
This is a userspace app for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows that can be deployed to all relevant\nApp Stores for these platforms.
\n
The intention is:
\n\n
Provide a base, self contained Electron User Space App that:\n
\n
Provides a fully self-contained app to run in user space with no elevated privileges.
\n
Manages an overall user connection to the API back end (rest based)
\n
Allows the user to see and monitor Wemo, Homekit and other devices on the local network
\n
Allows to "connect" (pair) devices selectively to (and remove them from) the currently active Allow2 account
\n
May allow some other basic functions in future
\n
\n
\n
Provide a separate capability to detect (and authenticate against?) a separate elevated daemon service that runs\non system boot.
\n
Includes the ability to automatically install the elevated daemon service where the relevant App Store\nallows the binary to provide that capability.
\n
Includes a reference to how to download and install the separate daemon installer for those App Stores that\ndo not permit the background process to be included in the installer (Yes Apple, I am looking at you!).
\n\n
The base operation is intended to show a "Network Wide" view of all detected automation devices, and provide the ability to\nlink/authenticate with them directly, with bridges and otherwise, and de-duplicate any that may come through separate channels\n(ie: direct wemo connections and the same device via a homekit bridge).
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development notes
\n
The following provides more detail on the structure and intent of the application and components.
\n
Installation
\n
This is a standard electron app, to get started simply clone the repo and run npm install.
This is a userspace app for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows that can be deployed to all relevant\nApp Stores for these platforms.
\n
The intention is:
\n\n
Provide a base, self contained Electron User Space App that:\n
\n
Provides a fully self-contained app to run in user space with no elevated privileges.
\n
Manages an overall user connection to the API back end (rest based)
\n
Allows the user to see and monitor Wemo, Homekit and other devices on the local network
\n
Allows to \"connect\" (pair) devices selectively to (and remove them from) the currently active Allow2 account
\n
May allow some other basic functions in future
\n
\n
\n
Provide a separate capability to detect (and authenticate against?) a separate elevated daemon service that runs\non system boot.
\n
Includes the ability to automatically install the elevated daemon service where the relevant App Store\nallows the binary to provide that capability.
\n
Includes a reference to how to download and install the separate daemon installer for those App Stores that\ndo not permit the background process to be included in the installer (Yes Apple, I am looking at you!).
\n\n
The base operation is intended to show a \"Network Wide\" view of all detected automation devices, and provide the ability to\nlink/authenticate with them directly, with bridges and otherwise, and de-duplicate any that may come through separate channels\n(ie: direct wemo connections and the same device via a homekit bridge).
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development notes
\n
The following provides more detail on the structure and intent of the application and components.
\n
Installation
\n
This is a standard electron app, to get started simply clone the repo and run npm install.
Alchemy is an open-source file converter (built on Electron and React). It also supports operations like merging files together into a pdf. We hope to support more operations and file types soon!
Beautifully simple. Super easy, drag-and-drop interface for converting/merging files
\n
Merge files. Merge multiple images into one pdf, you can even change the file order
\n
Convert files. Batch-convert multiple files to a variety of file types
\n
\n
Usage
\n
\n\n
Simply open the app by clicking on the menubar icon, or by hitting ⌘-⇧-8.
\n
Then just drag your image files into the application and select any options.
\n
Finally, click the convert/merge to seamlessly convert them into a variety of formats, or merge them into a pdf or gif. You can also hold ⇧ while dropping to merge the files into a pdf immediately.
Alchemy is an open-source file converter (built on Electron and React). It also supports operations like merging files together into a pdf. We hope to support more operations and file types soon!
Beautifully simple. Super easy, drag-and-drop interface for converting/merging files
\n
Merge files. Merge multiple images into one pdf, you can even change the file order
\n
Convert files. Batch-convert multiple files to a variety of file types
\n
\n
Usage
\n
\n\n
Simply open the app by clicking on the menubar icon, or by hitting ⌘-⇧-8.
\n
Then just drag your image files into the application and select any options.
\n
Finally, click the convert/merge to seamlessly convert them into a variety of formats, or merge them into a pdf or gif. You can also hold ⇧ while dropping to merge the files into a pdf immediately.
Alduin is an RSS, Atom and JSON feed aggregator available on Windows and Linux.\nOpen source and free, Alduin has an ergonomic, complete and easy to use interface, which will be suitable for all types of user.
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\n
Current state
\n
Alduin will continue to evolve lead by users recommendations.\nMade with ❤️ by Xavier Stouder.
\n
Download
\n
To download Alduin, just go on the release page and download the archive or executable corresponding to your OS.
\n
Technical specifications
\n
Alduin is built on powefull and modern technologies like:
Alduin is an RSS, Atom and JSON feed aggregator available on Windows and Linux.\nOpen source and free, Alduin has an ergonomic, complete and easy to use interface, which will be suitable for all types of user.
\n
\n
Current state
\n
Alduin will continue to evolve lead by users recommendations.\nMade with ❤️ by Xavier Stouder.
\n
Download
\n
To download Alduin, just go on the release page and download the archive or executable corresponding to your OS.
\n
Technical specifications
\n
Alduin is built on powefull and modern technologies like:
Alduin is an RSS, Atom and JSON feed aggregator available on Windows and Linux.\nOpen source and free, Alduin has an ergonomic, complete and easy to use interface, which will be suitable for all types of user.
\n
\n
Current state
\n
Alduin will continue to evolve lead by users recommendations.\nMade with ❤️ by Xavier Stouder.
\n
Download
\n
To download Alduin, just go on the release page and download the archive or executable corresponding to your OS.
\n
Technical specifications
\n
Alduin is built on powefull and modern technologies like:
Alduin is an RSS, Atom and JSON feed aggregator available on Windows and Linux.\nOpen source and free, Alduin has an ergonomic, complete and easy to use interface, which will be suitable for all types of user.
\n
\n
Current state
\n
Alduin will continue to evolve lead by users recommendations.\nMade with ❤️ by Xavier Stouder.
\n
Download
\n
To download Alduin, just go on the release page and download the archive or executable corresponding to your OS.
\n
Technical specifications
\n
Alduin is built on powefull and modern technologies like:
Altair is a beautiful feature-rich GraphQL Client IDE for all platforms. Available for MacOS, Windows, Linux, Chrome, Firefox.\nIt enables you interact with any GraphQL server you are authorized to access from any platform you are on.
\n
Much like Postman for GraphQL, you can easily test and optimize your GraphQL implementations.
\n
Features
\n
Altair provides several features that make developing with GraphQL very efficient and friendly. These features include:
instanceStorageNamespacestring - Namespace for storing the data for the altair instance. Use this when you have multiple altair instances running on the same domain. e.g. 'altair_dev_'
Altair has been tested in the latest versions of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It might not work as expected in other browsers like Safari and Edge.
Learn more about contributing to Altair here and here.
\n
Development
\n
Navigate to the packages/altair-app directory, run yarn to install dependencies.\nRun yarn start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Build
\n
Run yarn build to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory. Use the -prod flag for a production build.
\n
Generate chrome extension files
\n
Run yarn build-ext to build the chrome extension files. The extension files will be stored in the chrome-extension/ directory.
\n
Generate electron app
\n
Run yarn build-electron to build the electron apps. The apps will be stored in the electron-builds/ directory.
\n
Updating docs
\n
Run bundle exec jekyll serve.
\n
Running tests
\n
Run yarn test to execute the unit tests via Karma and the end-to-end tests via Protractor.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
Altair is a beautiful feature-rich GraphQL Client IDE for all platforms. Available for MacOS, Windows, Linux, Chrome, Firefox.\nIt enables you interact with any GraphQL server you are authorized to access from any platform you are on.
\n
Much like Postman for GraphQL, you can easily test and optimize your GraphQL implementations.
\n
Features
\n
Altair provides several features that make developing with GraphQL very efficient and friendly. These features include:
instanceStorageNamespacestring - Namespace for storing the data for the altair instance. Use this when you have multiple altair instances running on the same domain. e.g. 'altair_dev_'
Altair has been tested in the latest versions of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It might not work as expected in other browsers like Safari and Edge.
Learn more about contributing to Altair here and here.
\n
Development
\n
Navigate to the packages/altair-app directory, run yarn to install dependencies.\nRun yarn start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Build
\n
Run yarn build to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory. Use the -prod flag for a production build.
\n
Generate chrome extension files
\n
Run yarn build-ext to build the chrome extension files. The extension files will be stored in the chrome-extension/ directory.
\n
Generate electron app
\n
Run yarn build-electron to build the electron apps. The apps will be stored in the electron-builds/ directory.
\n
Updating docs
\n
Run bundle exec jekyll serve.
\n
Running tests
\n
Run yarn test to execute the unit tests via Karma and the end-to-end tests via Protractor.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
This is a userspace app for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows that can be deployed to all relevant\nApp Stores for these platforms.
\n
The intention is:
\n\n
Provide a base, self contained Electron User Space App that:\n
\n
Provides a fully self-contained app to run in user space with no elevated privileges.
\n
Manages an overall user connection to the API back end (rest based)
\n
Allows the user to see and monitor Wemo, Homekit and other devices on the local network
\n
Allows to "connect" (pair) devices selectively to (and remove them from) the currently active Allow2 account
\n
May allow some other basic functions in future
\n
\n
\n
Provide a separate capability to detect (and authenticate against?) a separate elevated daemon service that runs\non system boot.
\n
Includes the ability to automatically install the elevated daemon service where the relevant App Store\nallows the binary to provide that capability.
\n
Includes a reference to how to download and install the separate daemon installer for those App Stores that\ndo not permit the background process to be included in the installer (Yes Apple, I am looking at you!).
\n\n
The base operation is intended to show a "Network Wide" view of all detected automation devices, and provide the ability to\nlink/authenticate with them directly, with bridges and otherwise, and de-duplicate any that may come through separate channels\n(ie: direct wemo connections and the same device via a homekit bridge).
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development notes
\n
The following provides more detail on the structure and intent of the application and components.
\n
Installation
\n
This is a standard electron app, to get started simply clone the repo and run npm install.
This is a userspace app for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows that can be deployed to all relevant\nApp Stores for these platforms.
\n
The intention is:
\n\n
Provide a base, self contained Electron User Space App that:\n
\n
Provides a fully self-contained app to run in user space with no elevated privileges.
\n
Manages an overall user connection to the API back end (rest based)
\n
Allows the user to see and monitor Wemo, Homekit and other devices on the local network
\n
Allows to \"connect\" (pair) devices selectively to (and remove them from) the currently active Allow2 account
\n
May allow some other basic functions in future
\n
\n
\n
Provide a separate capability to detect (and authenticate against?) a separate elevated daemon service that runs\non system boot.
\n
Includes the ability to automatically install the elevated daemon service where the relevant App Store\nallows the binary to provide that capability.
\n
Includes a reference to how to download and install the separate daemon installer for those App Stores that\ndo not permit the background process to be included in the installer (Yes Apple, I am looking at you!).
\n\n
The base operation is intended to show a \"Network Wide\" view of all detected automation devices, and provide the ability to\nlink/authenticate with them directly, with bridges and otherwise, and de-duplicate any that may come through separate channels\n(ie: direct wemo connections and the same device via a homekit bridge).
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development notes
\n
The following provides more detail on the structure and intent of the application and components.
\n
Installation
\n
This is a standard electron app, to get started simply clone the repo and run npm install.
Start with a minimal set of components to sketch concepts and iterate fast your team to create and enrich components, refine design and implemenation and compose a working, living prototype.
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⚠️ This is the contributor documentation of Alva. Please refer to meetalva.io/doc/docs/guides for user docs.
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Develop Alva
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🐢🚀 Node.js >=8
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🌲 Git
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🐈 yarn >= 1.12
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🌐 Internet connection
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git clone https://github.com/meetalva/alva.git\ncd alva\nyarn\nyarn tsc -b -w\n\n# In a second terminal window\nyarn webpack -w\n\n# In a third terminal window\nyarn alva
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Package commands
\n
Execute commands in all applicable packages via yarn lerna run [cmd]:
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Command
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Description
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test
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Run unit tests
\n
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watch
\n
Rebuild on file changes
\n
\n
\n
build
\n
Build once
\n
\n\n
\n
Contribute
\n
Feel free to dive in! Open an issue, submit a\nPull Request or let’s discuss what should be next. ❤️
Start with a minimal set of components to sketch concepts and iterate fast your team to create and enrich components, refine design and implemenation and compose a working, living prototype.
\n
\n
⚠️ This is the contributor documentation of Alva. Please refer to meetalva.io/doc/docs/guides for user docs.
\n
\n
Develop Alva
\n
\n
🐢🚀 Node.js >=8
\n
🌲 Git
\n
🐈 yarn >= 1.12
\n
🌐 Internet connection
\n
\n
git clone https://github.com/meetalva/alva.git\ncd alva\nyarn\nyarn tsc -b -w\n\n# In a second terminal window\nyarn webpack -w\n\n# In a third terminal window\nyarn alva
\n
Package commands
\n
Execute commands in all applicable packages via yarn lerna run [cmd]:
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
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test
\n
Run unit tests
\n
\n
\n
watch
\n
Rebuild on file changes
\n
\n
\n
build
\n
Build once
\n
\n\n
\n
Contribute
\n
Feel free to dive in! Open an issue, submit a\nPull Request or let’s discuss what should be next. ❤️
Start with a minimal set of components to sketch concepts and iterate fast your team to create and enrich components, refine design and implemenation and compose a working, living prototype.
\n
\n
⚠️ This is the contributor documentation of Alva. Please refer to meetalva.io/doc/docs/guides for user docs.
\n
\n
Develop Alva
\n
\n
🐢🚀 Node.js >=8
\n
🌲 Git
\n
🐈 yarn >= 1.12
\n
🌐 Internet connection
\n
\n
git clone https://github.com/meetalva/alva.git\ncd alva\nyarn\nyarn tsc -b -w\n\n# In a second terminal window\nyarn webpack -w\n\n# In a third terminal window\nyarn alva
\n
Package commands
\n
Execute commands in all applicable packages via yarn lerna run [cmd]:
\n
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\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
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test
\n
Run unit tests
\n
\n
\n
watch
\n
Rebuild on file changes
\n
\n
\n
build
\n
Build once
\n
\n\n
\n
Contribute
\n
Feel free to dive in! Open an issue, submit a\nPull Request or let’s discuss what should be next. ❤️
Start with a minimal set of components to sketch concepts and iterate fast your team to create and enrich components, refine design and implemenation and compose a working, living prototype.
\n
\n
⚠️ This is the contributor documentation of Alva. Please refer to meetalva.io/doc/docs/guides for user docs.
\n
\n
Develop Alva
\n
\n
🐢🚀 Node.js >=8
\n
🌲 Git
\n
🐈 yarn >= 1.12
\n
🌐 Internet connection
\n
\n
git clone https://github.com/meetalva/alva.git\ncd alva\nyarn\nyarn tsc -b -w\n\n# In a second terminal window\nyarn webpack -w\n\n# In a third terminal window\nyarn alva
\n
Package commands
\n
Execute commands in all applicable packages via yarn lerna run [cmd]:
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
test
\n
Run unit tests
\n
\n
\n
watch
\n
Rebuild on file changes
\n
\n
\n
build
\n
Build once
\n
\n\n
\n
Contribute
\n
Feel free to dive in! Open an issue, submit a\nPull Request or let’s discuss what should be next. ❤️
Altair is a beautiful feature-rich GraphQL Client IDE for all platforms. Available for MacOS, Windows, Linux, Chrome, Firefox.\nIt enables you interact with any GraphQL server you are authorized to access from any platform you are on.
\n
Much like Postman for GraphQL, you can easily test and optimize your GraphQL implementations.
\n
Features
\n
Altair provides several features that make developing with GraphQL very efficient and friendly. These features include:
instanceStorageNamespacestring - Namespace for storing the data for the altair instance. Use this when you have multiple altair instances running on the same domain. e.g. 'altair_dev_'
Altair has been tested in the latest versions of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It might not work as expected in other browsers like Safari and Edge.
Altair is a beautiful feature-rich GraphQL Client IDE for all platforms. Available for MacOS, Windows, Linux, Chrome, Firefox.\nIt enables you interact with any GraphQL server you are authorized to access from any platform you are on.
\n
Much like Postman for GraphQL, you can easily test and optimize your GraphQL implementations.
\n
Features
\n
Altair provides several features that make developing with GraphQL very efficient and friendly. These features include:
instanceStorageNamespacestring - Namespace for storing the data for the altair instance. Use this when you have multiple altair instances running on the same domain. e.g. 'altair_dev_'
Altair has been tested in the latest versions of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It might not work as expected in other browsers like Safari and Edge.
Altus is an Electron-based WhatsApp client with themes and multiple account support, available for Windows, Mac and Linux!
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The name Altus comes from the Latin adjective altus meaning "high, deep, noble or profound". The name was actually suggested by one of my friends.
\n
Features
\n
Altus uses the GitHub-produced Electron framework to wrap around WhatsApp Web and add extra features to it.
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Multiple Account Support: As of v2.0, you can use multiple WhatsApp accounts simultaneously!
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Native notification support for all of the platforms. Clicking the notification opens that specific chat!
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Online Indicator: Shows an indicator at the bottom-left corner of the chats that are online!
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Dark mode for when you need to chill out your eyes in the night (or even in the day)
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Custom Theme Support: Write your own CSS theme for WhatsApp or use the in-built Theme Customizer to create a new one just by picking colors!
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Available for most desktop platforms including Windows (7 or above), Linux and MacOS.
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Tray icon so you can minimize the app completely and still receive notifications.
\n
\n
Feature Requests
\n
In order to submit a feature request, create a new issue with the label enhancement.
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Please make sure that you provide a helpful description of your feature request. If possible, try implementing the feature yourself by forking this repository and then creating a pull request.
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Screenshots
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First Start
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Default WhatsApp Theme
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Dark WhatsApp Theme
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Custom WhatsApp Theme Example
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Releases
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To download the latest releases, you can click here. Alternatively, you can visit the releases page on the repository.
\n\n
Installation :-
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Windows
\n
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Run the .exe file provided in the release. E.g.: Altus-Setup-3.0.0.exe
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If Windows displays a warning saying 'Windows protected your PC', click on More info and then click Run Anyway
\n
Once the Altus Setup starts, you will be asked to select from two choices which are Anyone who uses this computer (all users) and Only for me (username). Select one according to your choice.
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Choose the destination folder where you want Altus to be installed. The default folder depends on what option you chose previously.\n
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If you chose "Anyone who uses this computer", then the default folder will be C:\\Program Files\\Altus which you can change if you want.
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If you chose "Only for me", then the default folder will be C:\\Users\\Username\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Altus which you can change if you want.
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Click Install. If it asks for admin privileges (UAC), click Yes
\n
The installation will Altus will be installed to the path according to what you selected. You can select Run Altus if you want to start Altus after closing the setup.
\n
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Linux
\n
I recommend using the .AppImage format since it allows you to use that single executable on the majority of Linux distributions. I am also not going to create .deb executables anymore since they aren't universal and are proprietary to Debian distributions unlike .AppImage executables which work on almost all of the distributions.
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Installing Altus on Linux using AppImage is really easy. Follow these steps:
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Download and move the AppImage file to wherever you want to. E.g: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
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You might need to make the file executable using chmod. Use: chmod a+x ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
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Then simply run it. Use: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
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\n
Mac
\n
One thing to note is that Mac releases most probably will be late than the Windows and Linux releases as I do not own a Mac and my PC runs really slow when I use macOS on a VM.
Altus is an open-source app and I really appreciate other developers adding new features and/or helping fix bugs. If you want to contribute to Altus, you can fork this repository, make the changes and create a pull request. You can check out this tutorial to learn how to create a pull request.
\n
However, please make sure you follow a few rules listed below to ensure that your changes get merged into the main repo. The rules listed below are enforced to make sure the changes made are well-documented and can be easily kept track of.
\n
\n
\n
Make sure your pull request has a informative title. You should use prefixes like ADD:, FIX:, etc at the start of the title which describe the changes followed by a one-line description of the changes. Example: ADD: Added a new feature to Altus
\n
\n
\n
Your pull request's description should be in-depth. Make sure you document all the changes you made as in-depth and informative as possible. Dependency changes and major code changes must be thoroughly described and given priority in your description.
\n
\n
\n
Commits in your fork should be informative, as well. Make sure you don't combine too many changes into a single commit.
\n
\n
\n
Acknowledgements
\n
Below is the list of the dependencies that helped me greatly to create this app.
\n
Onyx (vednoc/onyx) - used as the base for the dark theme. A really cool project, you should definitely check it out!
custom-electron-titlebar (AlexTorresSk/custom-electron-titlebar) - used to create a custom titlebar instead of the plain titlebar that Electron has by default
Altus is an Electron-based WhatsApp client with themes and multiple account support, available for Windows, Mac and Linux!
\n
\n
The name Altus comes from the Latin adjective altus meaning \"high, deep, noble or profound\". The name was actually suggested by one of my friends.
\n
Features
\n
Altus uses the GitHub-produced Electron framework to wrap around WhatsApp Web and add extra features to it.
\n
\n
Multiple Account Support: As of v2.0, you can use multiple WhatsApp accounts simultaneously!
\n
Native notification support for all of the platforms. Clicking the notification opens that specific chat!
\n
Online Indicator: Shows an indicator at the bottom-left corner of the chats that are online!
\n
Dark mode for when you need to chill out your eyes in the night (or even in the day)
\n
Custom Theme Support: Write your own CSS theme for WhatsApp or use the in-built Theme Customizer to create a new one just by picking colors!
\n
Available for most desktop platforms including Windows (7 or above), Linux and MacOS.
\n
Tray icon so you can minimize the app completely and still receive notifications.
\n
\n
Feature Requests
\n
In order to submit a feature request, create a new issue with the label enhancement.
\n
Please make sure that you provide a helpful description of your feature request. If possible, try implementing the feature yourself by forking this repository and then creating a pull request.
\n
Screenshots
\n
First Start
\n
\n
Default WhatsApp Theme
\n
\n
Dark WhatsApp Theme
\n
\n
Custom WhatsApp Theme Example
\n
\n
Releases
\n
To download the latest releases, you can click here. Alternatively, you can visit the releases page on the repository.
\n\n
Installation :-
\n
Windows
\n
\n
Run the .exe file provided in the release. E.g.: Altus-Setup-3.0.0.exe
\n
If Windows displays a warning saying 'Windows protected your PC', click on More info and then click Run Anyway
\n
Once the Altus Setup starts, you will be asked to select from two choices which are Anyone who uses this computer (all users) and Only for me (username). Select one according to your choice.
\n
Choose the destination folder where you want Altus to be installed. The default folder depends on what option you chose previously.\n
\n
If you chose \"Anyone who uses this computer\", then the default folder will be C:\\Program Files\\Altus which you can change if you want.
\n
If you chose \"Only for me\", then the default folder will be C:\\Users\\Username\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Altus which you can change if you want.
\n
\n
\n
Click Install. If it asks for admin privileges (UAC), click Yes
\n
The installation will Altus will be installed to the path according to what you selected. You can select Run Altus if you want to start Altus after closing the setup.
\n
\n
Linux
\n
I recommend using the .AppImage format since it allows you to use that single executable on the majority of Linux distributions. I am also not going to create .deb executables anymore since they aren't universal and are proprietary to Debian distributions unlike .AppImage executables which work on almost all of the distributions.
\n
Installing Altus on Linux using AppImage is really easy. Follow these steps:
\n
\n
Download and move the AppImage file to wherever you want to. E.g: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
You might need to make the file executable using chmod. Use: chmod a+x ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
Then simply run it. Use: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
\n
Mac
\n
One thing to note is that Mac releases most probably will be late than the Windows and Linux releases as I do not own a Mac and my PC runs really slow when I use macOS on a VM.
Altus is an open-source app and I really appreciate other developers adding new features and/or helping fix bugs. If you want to contribute to Altus, you can fork this repository, make the changes and create a pull request. You can check out this tutorial to learn how to create a pull request.
\n
However, please make sure you follow a few rules listed below to ensure that your changes get merged into the main repo. The rules listed below are enforced to make sure the changes made are well-documented and can be easily kept track of.
\n
\n
\n
Make sure your pull request has a informative title. You should use prefixes like ADD:, FIX:, etc at the start of the title which describe the changes followed by a one-line description of the changes. Example: ADD: Added a new feature to Altus
\n
\n
\n
Your pull request's description should be in-depth. Make sure you document all the changes you made as in-depth and informative as possible. Dependency changes and major code changes must be thoroughly described and given priority in your description.
\n
\n
\n
Commits in your fork should be informative, as well. Make sure you don't combine too many changes into a single commit.
\n
\n
\n
Acknowledgements
\n
Below is the list of the dependencies that helped me greatly to create this app.
\n
Onyx (vednoc/onyx) - used as the base for the dark theme. A really cool project, you should definitely check it out!
custom-electron-titlebar (AlexTorresSk/custom-electron-titlebar) - used to create a custom titlebar instead of the plain titlebar that Electron has by default
The name Altus comes from the Latin adjective altus meaning "high, deep, noble or profound". The name was actually suggested by one of my friends.
\n
Features
\n
Altus uses the GitHub-produced Electron framework to wrap around WhatsApp Web and add extra features to it.
\n
\n
Multiple Account Support: As of v2.0, you can use multiple WhatsApp accounts simultaneously!
\n
Native notification support for all of the platforms. Clicking the notification opens that specific chat!
\n
Online Indicator: Shows an indicator at the bottom-left corner of the chats that are online!
\n
Dark mode for when you need to chill out your eyes in the night (or even in the day)
\n
Custom Theme Support: Write your own CSS theme for WhatsApp or use the in-built Theme Customizer to create a new one just by picking colors!
\n
Available for most desktop platforms including Windows (7 or above), Linux and MacOS.
\n
Tray icon so you can minimize the app completely and still receive notifications.
\n
\n
Feature Requests
\n
In order to submit a feature request, create a new issue with the label enhancement.
\n
Please make sure that you provide a helpful description of your feature request. If possible, try implementing the feature yourself by forking this repository and then creating a pull request.
\n
Screenshots
\n
First Start
\n
\n
Default WhatsApp Theme
\n
\n
Dark WhatsApp Theme
\n
\n
Releases
\n
To download the latest releases, you can click here. Alternatively, you can visit the releases page on the repository.
\n
Installation :-
\n
Windows
\n
\n
Run the .exe file provided in the release. E.g.: Altus-Setup-3.0.0.exe
\n
If Windows displays a warning saying 'Windows protected your PC', click on More info and then click Run Anyway
\n
Once the Altus Setup starts, you will be asked to select from two choices which are Anyone who uses this computer (all users) and Only for me (username). Select one according to your choice.
\n
Choose the destination folder where you want Altus to be installed. The default folder depends on what option you chose previously.\n
\n
If you chose "Anyone who uses this computer", then the default folder will be C:\\Program Files\\Altus which you can change if you want.
\n
If you chose "Only for me", then the default folder will be C:\\Users\\Username\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Altus which you can change if you want.
\n
\n
\n
Click Install. If it asks for admin privileges (UAC), click Yes
\n
The installation will Altus will be installed to the path according to what you selected. You can select Run Altus if you want to start Altus after closing the setup.
\n
\n
Linux
\n
I recommend using the .AppImage format since it allows you to use that single executable on the majority of Linux distributions. I am also not going to create .deb executables anymore since they aren't universal and are proprietary to Debian distributions unlike .AppImage executables which work on almost all of the distributions.
\n
Installing Altus on Linux using AppImage is really easy. Follow these steps:
\n
\n
Download and move the AppImage file to wherever you want to. E.g: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
You might need to make the file executable using chmod. Use: chmod a+x ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
Then simply run it. Use: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
\n
Mac
\n
One thing to note is that Mac releases most probably will be late than the Windows and Linux releases as I do not own a Mac and my PC runs really slow when I use macOS on a VM.
\n
To install Altus on a Mac, follow these steps:
\n
\n
Download the .dmg file
\n
Double-click it i.e. run it
\n
Drag the Altus icon onto the Applications folder
\n
Let it copy
\n
Done!
\n
\n
Support
\n
If you like Altus, consider supporting it by donating using any of the following methods:
Altus is an open-source app and I really appreciate other developers adding new features and/or helping fix bugs. If you want to contribute to Altus, you can fork this repository, make the changes and create a pull request. You can check out this tutorial to learn how to create a pull request.
\n
However, please make sure you follow a few rules listed below to ensure that your changes get merged into the main repo. The rules listed below are enforced to make sure the changes made are well-documented and can be easily kept track of.
\n
\n
\n
Make sure your pull request has a informative title. You should use prefixes like ADD:, FIX:, etc at the start of the title which describe the changes followed by a one-line description of the changes. Example: ADD: Added a new feature to Altus
\n
\n
\n
Your pull request's description should be in-depth. Make sure you document all the changes you made as in-depth and informative as possible. Dependency changes and major code changes must be thoroughly described and given priority in your description.
\n
\n
\n
Commits in your fork should be informative, as well. Make sure you don't combine too many changes into a single commit.
\n
\n
\n
Acknowledgements
\n
Below is the list of the dependencies that helped me greatly to create this app.
\n
Onyx (vednoc/onyx) - used as the base for the dark theme. A really cool project, you should definitely check it out!
custom-electron-titlebar (AlexTorresSk/custom-electron-titlebar) - used to create a custom titlebar instead of the plain titlebar that Electron has by default
The name Altus comes from the Latin adjective altus meaning \"high, deep, noble or profound\". The name was actually suggested by one of my friends.
\n
Features
\n
Altus uses the GitHub-produced Electron framework to wrap around WhatsApp Web and add extra features to it.
\n
\n
Multiple Account Support: As of v2.0, you can use multiple WhatsApp accounts simultaneously!
\n
Native notification support for all of the platforms. Clicking the notification opens that specific chat!
\n
Online Indicator: Shows an indicator at the bottom-left corner of the chats that are online!
\n
Dark mode for when you need to chill out your eyes in the night (or even in the day)
\n
Custom Theme Support: Write your own CSS theme for WhatsApp or use the in-built Theme Customizer to create a new one just by picking colors!
\n
Available for most desktop platforms including Windows (7 or above), Linux and MacOS.
\n
Tray icon so you can minimize the app completely and still receive notifications.
\n
\n
Feature Requests
\n
In order to submit a feature request, create a new issue with the label enhancement.
\n
Please make sure that you provide a helpful description of your feature request. If possible, try implementing the feature yourself by forking this repository and then creating a pull request.
\n
Screenshots
\n
First Start
\n
\n
Default WhatsApp Theme
\n
\n
Dark WhatsApp Theme
\n
\n
Releases
\n
To download the latest releases, you can click here. Alternatively, you can visit the releases page on the repository.
\n
Installation :-
\n
Windows
\n
\n
Run the .exe file provided in the release. E.g.: Altus-Setup-3.0.0.exe
\n
If Windows displays a warning saying 'Windows protected your PC', click on More info and then click Run Anyway
\n
Once the Altus Setup starts, you will be asked to select from two choices which are Anyone who uses this computer (all users) and Only for me (username). Select one according to your choice.
\n
Choose the destination folder where you want Altus to be installed. The default folder depends on what option you chose previously.\n
\n
If you chose \"Anyone who uses this computer\", then the default folder will be C:\\Program Files\\Altus which you can change if you want.
\n
If you chose \"Only for me\", then the default folder will be C:\\Users\\Username\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Altus which you can change if you want.
\n
\n
\n
Click Install. If it asks for admin privileges (UAC), click Yes
\n
The installation will Altus will be installed to the path according to what you selected. You can select Run Altus if you want to start Altus after closing the setup.
\n
\n
Linux
\n
I recommend using the .AppImage format since it allows you to use that single executable on the majority of Linux distributions. I am also not going to create .deb executables anymore since they aren't universal and are proprietary to Debian distributions unlike .AppImage executables which work on almost all of the distributions.
\n
Installing Altus on Linux using AppImage is really easy. Follow these steps:
\n
\n
Download and move the AppImage file to wherever you want to. E.g: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
You might need to make the file executable using chmod. Use: chmod a+x ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
Then simply run it. Use: ~/Downloads/Altus 3.0.0.AppImage
\n
\n
Mac
\n
One thing to note is that Mac releases most probably will be late than the Windows and Linux releases as I do not own a Mac and my PC runs really slow when I use macOS on a VM.
\n
To install Altus on a Mac, follow these steps:
\n
\n
Download the .dmg file
\n
Double-click it i.e. run it
\n
Drag the Altus icon onto the Applications folder
\n
Let it copy
\n
Done!
\n
\n
Support
\n
If you like Altus, consider supporting it by donating using any of the following methods:
Altus is an open-source app and I really appreciate other developers adding new features and/or helping fix bugs. If you want to contribute to Altus, you can fork this repository, make the changes and create a pull request. You can check out this tutorial to learn how to create a pull request.
\n
However, please make sure you follow a few rules listed below to ensure that your changes get merged into the main repo. The rules listed below are enforced to make sure the changes made are well-documented and can be easily kept track of.
\n
\n
\n
Make sure your pull request has a informative title. You should use prefixes like ADD:, FIX:, etc at the start of the title which describe the changes followed by a one-line description of the changes. Example: ADD: Added a new feature to Altus
\n
\n
\n
Your pull request's description should be in-depth. Make sure you document all the changes you made as in-depth and informative as possible. Dependency changes and major code changes must be thoroughly described and given priority in your description.
\n
\n
\n
Commits in your fork should be informative, as well. Make sure you don't combine too many changes into a single commit.
\n
\n
\n
Acknowledgements
\n
Below is the list of the dependencies that helped me greatly to create this app.
\n
Onyx (vednoc/onyx) - used as the base for the dark theme. A really cool project, you should definitely check it out!
custom-electron-titlebar (AlexTorresSk/custom-electron-titlebar) - used to create a custom titlebar instead of the plain titlebar that Electron has by default
A clean and native interface to https://messages.google.com/web. Supports dark and light mode on macOS Mojave. This project is 100% open-source and available for macOS. Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
Build Instructions
\n
To build a new version of the application, first download nativefier using the following command:
\n
yarn global add nativefier\n
\n
OR
\n
npm install nativefier -g\n
\n
Next, download the required CSS and image assets from one of the releases here located here. For example, you will need the electron.css and logo.png files.
\n
Last, you'll need to run the nativefier command to build your package.
Note: Nativefier allows for osx, mas, linux, and windows platform types. You can specify this with the --platform flag.
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Android Messages
\n
A clean and native interface to https://messages.google.com/web. Supports dark and light mode on macOS Mojave. This project is 100% open-source and available for macOS. Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
Build Instructions
\n
To build a new version of the application, first download nativefier using the following command:
\n
yarn global add nativefier\n
\n
OR
\n
npm install nativefier -g\n
\n
Next, download the required CSS and image assets from one of the releases here located here. For example, you will need the electron.css and logo.png files.
\n
Last, you'll need to run the nativefier command to build your package.
🚀🚀🚀 A faster, better and more stable redis desktop manager, compatible with Linux, windows, mac. What's more, it won't crash when loading a large number of keys.
\n
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Windows
\n
Download latest exe package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.
\n
Linux
\n
Download latest AppImage package from release [or gitee in China], double click to run. Or ./xxx.AppImage.
\n
Mac
\n
Download latest dmg package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.\n Or by brew: brew cask install another-redis-desktop-manager
\n
\n
If Mac warning Another Desktop Manager can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. Open Settings->Security and click Open Anyway
\n
\n
\n
\n
Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
\n
Feature Log
\n
\n
2020-02-16: SSH Private Key Support
\n
2020-02-13: Open Cli Console In Tabs
\n
2019-06-14: Custom Font-Family Support
\n
2019-05-28: Key List Resizable
\n
2019-05-09: Search Support In Hash List Set Zset
\n
2019-04-26: Auto Updater
\n
2019-04-09: SSH Tunnel Connection Support
\n
2019-04-01: Extract Search Support
\n
2019-02-22: Single Connection Support
\n
2019-01-08: Project Start
\n
\n
Dev Build Setup
\n
Linux Or Mac
\n
# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# ELECTRON_MIRROR="https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/" npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
\n
If linux errors like this:
\n
# if error like this\n../src/FontManagerLinux.cc:1:35: fatal error: fontconfig/fontconfig.h: No such file or directory\n\n# then try this\nsudo apt install libfontconfig1-dev
\n
Windows
\n
# install build tools for the first time, just execute once\nnpm install -g windows-build-tools\n\n# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies, 32-bit or 64-bit all use win32\nnpm install --platform=win32\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# npm config set ELECTRON_MIRROR http://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\n# npm install --platform=win32\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
\n
Build Package
\n
# prepare before package\nnpm run pack:prepare\n\n# build package on respective platforms\n# on windows\nnpm run pack:win\n# on mac\nnpm run pack:mac\n# on linux\nnpm run pack:linux
🚀🚀🚀 A faster, better and more stable redis desktop manager, compatible with Linux, windows, mac. What's more, it won't crash when loading a large number of keys.
\n
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Windows
\n
Download latest exe package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.
\n
Linux
\n
Download latest AppImage package from release [or gitee in China], double click to run. Or ./xxx.AppImage.
\n
Mac
\n
Download latest dmg package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.\n Or by brew: brew cask install another-redis-desktop-manager
\n
\n
If Mac warning Another Desktop Manager can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. Open Settings->Security and click Open Anyway
\n
\n
\n
\n
Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
\n
Feature Log
\n
\n
2020-02-16: SSH Private Key Support
\n
2020-02-13: Open Cli Console In Tabs
\n
2019-06-14: Custom Font-Family Support
\n
2019-05-28: Key List Resizable
\n
2019-05-09: Search Support In Hash List Set Zset
\n
2019-04-26: Auto Updater
\n
2019-04-09: SSH Tunnel Connection Support
\n
2019-04-01: Extract Search Support
\n
2019-02-22: Single Connection Support
\n
2019-01-08: Project Start
\n
\n
Dev Build Setup
\n
Linux Or Mac
\n
# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# ELECTRON_MIRROR=\"https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\" npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
\n
If linux errors like this:
\n
# if error like this\n../src/FontManagerLinux.cc:1:35: fatal error: fontconfig/fontconfig.h: No such file or directory\n\n# then try this\nsudo apt install libfontconfig1-dev
\n
Windows
\n
# install build tools for the first time, just execute once\nnpm install -g windows-build-tools\n\n# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies, 32-bit or 64-bit all use win32\nnpm install --platform=win32\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# npm config set ELECTRON_MIRROR http://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\n# npm install --platform=win32\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
\n
Build Package
\n
# prepare before package\nnpm run pack:prepare\n\n# build package on respective platforms\n# on windows\nnpm run pack:win\n# on mac\nnpm run pack:mac\n# on linux\nnpm run pack:linux
🚀🚀🚀 A faster, better and more stable redis desktop manager, compatible with Linux, windows, mac. What's more, it won't crash when loading a large number of keys.
\n
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Windows
\n
Download latest exe package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.
\n
Linux
\n
Download latest AppImage package from release [or gitee in China], double click to run. Or ./xxx.AppImage.
\n
Mac
\n
Download latest dmg package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.\n Or by brew: brew cask install another-redis-desktop-manager
\n
\n
If Mac warning Another Desktop Manager can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. Open Settings->Security and click Open Anyway
\n
\n
\n
\n
Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Feature Log
\n
\n
2020-06-18: SSL/TLS Support!!!
\n
2020-04-28: Page Zoom && Big Key Loads With Scan && Auto Json
\n
2020-04-18: Unvisible Key\\Value Format Support
\n
2020-04-04: Cluster Support!!!
\n
2020-03-13: Dark Mode Support!!! && JsonView In Other Place
\n
2020-02-16: SSH Private Key Support
\n
2020-02-13: Open Cli Console In Tabs
\n
2019-06-14: Custom Font-Family Support
\n
2019-05-28: Key List Resizable
\n
2019-05-09: Search Support In Hash List Set Zset
\n
2019-04-26: Auto Updater
\n
2019-04-09: SSH Tunnel Connection Support
\n
2019-04-01: Extract Search Support
\n
2019-02-22: Single Connection Support
\n
2019-01-08: Project Start
\n
\n
Dev Build Setup
\n
Linux Or Mac
\n
# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# ELECTRON_MIRROR="https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/" npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
\n
If linux errors like this:
\n
# if error like this\n../src/FontManagerLinux.cc:1:35: fatal error: fontconfig/fontconfig.h: No such file or directory\n\n# then try this\nsudo apt install libfontconfig1-dev
\n
Windows
\n
# install build tools for the first time, just execute once\nnpm install -g windows-build-tools\n\n# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies, 32-bit or 64-bit all use win32\nnpm install --platform=win32\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# npm config set ELECTRON_MIRROR http://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\n# npm install --platform=win32\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed to 100%, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
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Build Package
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# prepare before package\nnpm run pack:prepare\n\n# build package on respective platforms\n# on windows\nnpm run pack:win\n# on mac\nnpm run pack:mac\n# on linux\nnpm run pack:linux
🚀🚀🚀 A faster, better and more stable redis desktop manager, compatible with Linux, windows, mac. What's more, it won't crash when loading a large number of keys.
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Windows
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Download latest exe package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.
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Linux
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Download latest AppImage package from release [or gitee in China], double click to run. Or ./xxx.AppImage.
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Mac
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Download latest dmg package from release [or gitee in China], double click to install.\n Or by brew: brew cask install another-redis-desktop-manager
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If Mac warning Another Desktop Manager can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. Open Settings->Security and click Open Anyway
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Enjoy!
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Feature Log
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2020-06-18: SSL/TLS Support!!!
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2020-04-28: Page Zoom && Big Key Loads With Scan && Auto Json
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2020-04-18: Unvisible Key\\Value Format Support
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2020-04-04: Cluster Support!!!
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2020-03-13: Dark Mode Support!!! && JsonView In Other Place
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2020-02-16: SSH Private Key Support
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2020-02-13: Open Cli Console In Tabs
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2019-06-14: Custom Font-Family Support
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2019-05-28: Key List Resizable
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2019-05-09: Search Support In Hash List Set Zset
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2019-04-26: Auto Updater
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2019-04-09: SSH Tunnel Connection Support
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2019-04-01: Extract Search Support
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2019-02-22: Single Connection Support
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2019-01-08: Project Start
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Dev Build Setup
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Linux Or Mac
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# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# ELECTRON_MIRROR=\"https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\" npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
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If linux errors like this:
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# if error like this\n../src/FontManagerLinux.cc:1:35: fatal error: fontconfig/fontconfig.h: No such file or directory\n\n# then try this\nsudo apt install libfontconfig1-dev
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Windows
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# install build tools for the first time, just execute once\nnpm install -g windows-build-tools\n\n# clone code\ngit clone https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager.git\ncd AnotherRedisDesktopManager\n\n# install dependencies, 32-bit or 64-bit all use win32\nnpm install --platform=win32\n\n# if download electron failed during installing, use this command\n# npm config set ELECTRON_MIRROR http://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\n# npm install --platform=win32\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9988\nnpm start\n\n\n# after the previous step is completed to 100%, open another tab, build up a desktop client\nnpm run electron
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Build Package
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# prepare before package\nnpm run pack:prepare\n\n# build package on respective platforms\n# on windows\nnpm run pack:win\n# on mac\nnpm run pack:mac\n# on linux\nnpm run pack:linux
If you find any issues or have suggestions/requests for the app (as opposed to appear.in’s website), please do not bother the appear.in team directly but instead open an issue.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
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Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
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Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
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License
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The Unlicense (Public Domain, essentially)
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",
- "readmeOriginal": "
This repository is DEPRECATED
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It will no longer receive updates, but it was working without any issues when it was abandoned. It may still work for you.
\n
appear.in (unofficial)
\n
Use appear.in just like you do in your browser, but as a desktop app. This app will also notify you in its icon when messages are received.
If you find any issues or have suggestions/requests for the app (as opposed to appear.in’s website), please do not bother the appear.in team directly but instead open an issue.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
\n
Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
\n
\n
Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
If you find any issues or have suggestions/requests for the app (as opposed to appear.in’s website), please do not bother the appear.in team directly but instead open an issue.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
\n
Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
\n
\n
Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
\n
License
\n
The Unlicense (Public Domain, essentially)
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
This repository is DEPRECATED
\n
It will no longer receive updates, but it was working without any issues when it was abandoned. It may still work for you.
\n
appear.in (unofficial)
\n
Use appear.in just like you do in your browser, but as a desktop app. This app will also notify you in its icon when messages are received.
If you find any issues or have suggestions/requests for the app (as opposed to appear.in’s website), please do not bother the appear.in team directly but instead open an issue.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
\n
Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
\n
\n
Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install ao
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install ao
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlB
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.ao.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.ao.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme -Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlH
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
List Navigation - Navigate your lists by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the app's update checking frequency.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
40+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Due Date
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Add Todo to My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Complete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Delete List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Delete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Hide Completed Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Jump to List
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
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Navigate to Next List
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
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New List
\n
Cmd/CtrlL
\n
\n
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New Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
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\n
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Rename List
\n
Cmd/CtrlY
\n
\n
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Rename Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Todos
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Search Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Sign out
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlH
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Important
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Toggle My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlM
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Planned
\n
Cmd/CtrlP
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tasks
\n
Cmd/CtrlJ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Ao at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.ao.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install ao
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install ao
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlB
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.ao.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.ao.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme -Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlH
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
List Navigation - Navigate your lists by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the app's update checking frequency.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
40+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Due Date
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Add Todo to My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Complete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Delete List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Delete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Hide Completed Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Jump to List
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Next List
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
\n
New List
\n
Cmd/CtrlL
\n
\n
\n
New Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Rename List
\n
Cmd/CtrlY
\n
\n
\n
Rename Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Todos
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Search Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Sign out
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlH
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Important
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Toggle My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlM
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Planned
\n
Cmd/CtrlP
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tasks
\n
Cmd/CtrlJ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Ao at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.ao.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install ao
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install ao
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlB
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.ao.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.ao.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme -Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlH
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
List Navigation - Navigate your lists by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the app's update checking frequency.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
40+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Due Date
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Add Todo to My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Complete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Delete List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Delete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Hide Completed Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Jump to List
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Next List
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
\n
New List
\n
Cmd/CtrlL
\n
\n
\n
New Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Rename List
\n
Cmd/CtrlY
\n
\n
\n
Rename Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Todos
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Search Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Sign out
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlH
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Important
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Toggle My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlM
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Planned
\n
Cmd/CtrlP
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tasks
\n
Cmd/CtrlJ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Ao at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.ao.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install ao
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install ao
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlB
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.ao.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.ao.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme -Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlH
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
List Navigation - Navigate your lists by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the app's update checking frequency.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
40+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Due Date
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Add Todo to My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Complete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Delete List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Delete Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Hide Completed Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Jump to List
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Next List
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
\n
New List
\n
Cmd/CtrlL
\n
\n
\n
New Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Rename List
\n
Cmd/CtrlY
\n
\n
\n
Rename Todo
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Todos
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Search Todos
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Sign out
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlH
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Important
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Toggle My Day
\n
Cmd/CtrlM
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Planned
\n
Cmd/CtrlP
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tasks
\n
Cmd/CtrlJ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Ao at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.ao.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Appium Desktop is an app for Mac, Windows, and Linux which gives you the power of the Appium automation server in a beautiful and flexible UI. It is a combination of a few Appium-related tools:
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\n
A graphical interface for the Appium Server. You can set options, start/stop the server, see logs, etc... You also don't need to use Node/NPM to install Appium, as the Node runtime comes bundled with Appium Desktop.
\n
An Inspector that you can use to look at your app's elements, get basic information about them, and perform basic interactions with them. This is useful as a way to learn about Appium or as a way to learn about your app so you can write tests for it.
\n
\n
Download Appium Desktop
\n
You can always pick up the latest release at our\nRelease page on\nGitHub.
\n
If you're on Windows or macOS, Appium Desktop will automatically provide you\nwith updated versions of the app when they are released. If you encounter\na problem updating, simply delete or uninstall the app and re-download the\nlatest from the link above.
\n
Note that Appium Desktop is not the same thing as Appium. Appium Desktop is\na graphical frontend to Appium with additional tools. Appium Desktop is\nreleased on its own cadence and has its own versioning system. If you are\nreporting an issue with Appium Desktop, always be sure to include both the\nversion of Appium Desktop and the version of the Appium Server which is in use\n(see below).
\n
If you're on macOS, you will need to install Appium Desktop by copying the app\nfrom the downloaded DMG file to your own file system (the best place is the\n"Applications" folder). Running Appium from in side the attached DMG itself is\nnot supported, and will not work.
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Some Windows 10 Users experience a PathTooLongException when installing the EXE. The workaround for this is to update the setting on Windows to enable long paths
\n
\n
Usage Instructions
\n
These instructions assume you are already familiar with Appium and\nAppium-related concepts. If you are new to Appium, please visit\nappium.io and read our introductory material.
\n
This app provides a convenient way to download and run the Appium automation\nserver, as well as a tool for inspecting your Android or iOS application. Its\nvarious capabilities are described in the following sections.
\n
The server start window
\n
Starting a simple server
\n
\n
When you open Appium Desktop, you are greeted with the server start window. The\nbasic option is to start an Appium server with all its defaults and the ability\nto modify the host and port. The start button will also let you know which\nversion of the Appium server you are running, which can be useful when\nreporting issues to the Appium team.
\n
Starting a server with advanced options
\n
\n
By clicking on the 'Advanced' tab, you have the ability to set all the server\nflags that are available in Appium. This is for advanced users and should only\nbe modified after consulting the Appium documentation.
\n
Server presets
\n
\n
If you use the advanced server options, you have the ability to save\na configuration for later use. Simply save the preset on the 'Advanced' tab,\nand you will subsequently be able to recall and start the server with that\nconfiguration from the 'Preset' tab.
\n
The server console output window
\n
Once you start the server, it will launch on the host and port you specified,\nand open a new window displaying the server log output.
\n
\n
This is fairly straightforward and no real interaction is possible, beyond\nusing the button to stop the server. You can also copy-and-paste the logs from\nthis window which is useful in reporting Appium issues.
\n
One other button is available: 'Start New Session'. Clicking this will open up\nthe New Session window enabling you to start an Inspector session on the\ncurrently-running server.
\n
The New Session window
\n
The New Session window allows you to construct a set of Appium desired\ncapabilities used to launch an Appium session. You can launch a session against\nthe currently-running Appium Desktop server (which is the default), or you can\nlaunch a session against a variety of other endpoints.
\n
\n
Since it's not required to run against Appium Desktop's own server, you can get\nto the New Session window without starting an Appium Desktop server. Simply go\nto "File" (Windows/Linux) or "Appium" (Mac) and choose "New Session...", which\nwill open the New Session window without having to start a local server. In\nthis case, attaching to the local server will be disabled.
\n
You can add available cloud providers as new tabs.\nWhen you select Select Cloud Providers tab on the view,\nSelect Cloud Providers dialog appears.\nYou can select some of them and click Done, they will appear on\nthe New session window as tabs.
\n
\n
Appium Endpoints
\n
These are the options for launching a session against a non-local Appium server:
\n
\n\n
\n
Endpoint
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Automatic server
\n
Automatically utilizes the currently-running Appium server
\n
\n
\n
Custom Server
\n
Launch a session on an Appium server running on another machine over the network
It should be straightforward to get set up with any of these options. Simply\nenter your details in the input fields provided.
\n
Desired Capabilities
\n
Desired capabilities are how you configure your Appium session. They tell the\nAppium server what kind of platform and app you want to automate. If you are\nunfamiliar with the concept of desired capabilities, or which desired\ncapabilities are required to launch Appium sessions of various types, you\nshould consult the Appium documentation. Additionally, if you're using one of\nthe cloud providers, consult their documentation for possible vendor-specific\ndetails.
\n
Appium Desktop does not restrict your creation of desired capabilities in any\nway, nor will it validate them for you. It simply provides a nice UI for\nentering them in, and saving them for later use. Under the 'Desired\nCapabilities' tab, you can use the form fields and '+' button to enter as many\ndesired capabilities as you need. You will also see a representation of the\nresulting JSON, which is what is actually sent to the Appium server. This can\nbe useful for verifying your capabilities, or for copy-and-pasting when\nreporting issues.
\n
Once you have set your desired capabilities, you might wish to save them so you\ncan run the same type of session later. Simply click the 'Save As...' button to\ngive your capability set a name. You can then access it under the 'Saved\nCapability Sets' tab, for later editing or session launching.
\n
Once your server type and capabilities are set, click 'Start Session' to launch\nthe Appium Desktop Inspector.
\n
Attach to an Existing Session
\n
If you click on the "Attach to Session..." tab, you can select an existing\nsession from a list of currently running sessions on your selected server, or you\ncan input a session ID of a currently-running session. That session should be\nrunning on the server details you specified in the server type section above.\nAttaching to an existing session is possible because the Inspector is just an\nAppium client. This could be useful if you want to debug the middle of a running\ntest. When you quit the Inspector window of an existing session, Appium Desktop\nwill not quit the session as it does normally.
\n
The Inspector
\n
The Inspector is a visual representation of the state of your application along\nwith the ability to perform certain interactions in your application through\nAppium.
\n
\n
Appium sessions can take some time to load, especially on cloud services, so\nplease be patient. When the session loads, a screenshot of your app will appear\non the left. You can mouse over various UI elements in your application, and\nsee them highlighted.
\n
In the middle of the Inspector window is your app's hierarchy, represented as\nXML. You can navigate this tree by clicking through it, or by clicking on\nelements in the screenshot view. They will then be highlighted.
\n
When an element is highlighted, its information will appear in the detail view\non the right side of the Inspector. This detail view consists of potential\nactions to take against the element, and a table of the element's properties.\nThese properties are valuable in determining how the element might accessed\nusing a particular Appium locator strategy. With an element selected, you can\nalso 'Tap' the element, or 'Send Keys' to the element (if it is a text field).
\n
When you take such an action with an element, the Inspector will send the\ncommand to Appium, which will execute it. If the action is successful, a new\nscreenshot will be generated and you should see the updated state and XML of\nyour app. If it's not successful, you'll have an opportunity to see the error\nmessage.
\n
The top of the Inspector window contains a small toolbar with icons\nrepresenting the ability to take certain actions in the Inspector:
\n
\n
Back (call driver.back)
\n
Refresh (refresh the source and screenshot)
\n
Start Recording (open the recorder, see the next section for more information on the recorder)
\n
Quit the session (call driver.quit and close the Inspector)
\n
\n
The Recorder
\n
Appium Desktop comes with a very basic action recorder, that watches for\nactions taken using Appium Desktop and displays language-and-framework-specific\ncode that represents those actions. The code can then be copied-and-pasted into\nthe appropriate Appium client code and used for tests.
\n
NB: the goal of the Recorder is not to produce production-ready test code.\nIt is designed as a tool to help explore the Appium API, and demonstrate how\ncertain automation behaviors correspond to method calls in a particular\nlanguage and Appium library. In sum, it is a learning tool, not a robust code\ngeneration feature, and should be used as such.
\n
When you start recording, the Inspector will show an additional window:
\n
\n
At first, the Recorder will show no code. You will first have to take some\naction, like finding an element in the hierarchy and tapping on it, or sending\nkeystrokes to it. When you do this, code will appear in the recorder window,\ncorresponding to the particular language and framework you have chosen (which\ncan be adjusted in the drop-down menu at the top right of the Recorder):
\n
\n
This code can be copied to your clipboard using the appropriate button at the\ntop right of the Recorder pane. Note that by default what is shown are simply\nlines of code corresponding to the specific actions you have taken while\nrecording---in general you cannot paste these lines into an empty text file and\nrun the code. To run Appium test scripts in code requires that various\ndependencies (like the Appium client libraries) be installed, and that script\nboilerplate (like instantiating a driver and initializing a session) be\npresent. To show this additional code, you can click the "Show Boilerplate"\nbutton. With boilerplate code shown, it is possible to copy and paste the code\ninto a new file and run it.
\n
\n
The power of the Recorder will continue to grow as we add more languages,\nframeworks, and actions to Appium Desktop.
\n
Conclusion
\n
This is everything you need to know to use Appium Desktop successfully!\nRemember, Appium Desktop is not a replacement for understanding Appium\nitself---it is simply a convenient tool for working with Appium on your\ndesktop, and an Inspector for exploring your app. Have fun!
\n
Reporting Issues and Requesting Features
\n
Appium Desktop is open source, and we use GitHub for issue tracking. Please\nsimply report issues at our issue\ntracker. We will endeavor to\ndetermine whether the issue you are reporting is related to Appium Desktop or\nAppium Server. If it's not related to Appium Desktop specifically, we will\nclose the issue and ask you to open a general Appium issue at Appium's main\nissue tracker. Please, save\nyourselves and us valuable time by getting clear on whether the issue you're\nexperiencing is related to Appium Desktop specifically or instead is a general\nAppium issue. You can do this by seeing whether the issue reproduces with the\nAppium command line server as well. If it does, direct your report to Appium's\nissue tracker.
\n
Have a feature request? Follow the same process and submit an issue to the\nappropriate tracker! (Either here in this repo if the request is specifically\nfor Appium Desktop, or Appium's main tracker if the request is for Appium more\ngenerally.)
\n
Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting
\n
Connect to local Appium server
\n
Appium Desktop has own Appium CLI. You can launch it via Starting a simple server.\nBut sometimes you need another Appium version which is bundled in the desktop.\nFor example, when you want to use Appium beta.
Connect to the running Appium server as Custom Server as below (by default)\n
\n
Remote Host: localhost
\n
Remote Port: 4723
\n
Remote Path: /wd/hub
\n
\n
\n
Start session
\n\n
Appium can't detect environment variables on Mac
\n
Appium uses environment variables like ANDROID_HOME as well as relying on\nvarious binaries in your PATH and so on. When running from the command line\nin an environment where you have set these variables appropriately, Appium has\nno problem in picking them up. However, Appium Desktop does not run in a shell\nor a command-line environment, and so by default it does not have access to\nenvironment variables you have set in your shell startup script or profile. To\nwork around this, we use the\nshell-env package to pick up\nenvironment variables defined in your shell. This package only looks in certain\ncommon init scripts, however, like ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and\n~/.zshrc. If you set your Appium environment variables in some other way, you\nwill need to create one of these default init scripts and set your environment\nvariables there as well, so that Appium Desktop will successfully pick them up.
\n
Warnings about being on a read-only file system
\n
This probably means you tried to launch Appium Desktop from the downloaded disk\nimage (.dmg file). This is not a supported mode of running Appium Desktop. To\ncorrectly install Appium Desktop, copy the application from the disk image to\nyour local filesystem, to somewhere like /Applications. Then, run the app\nfrom that new location.
\n
Developer Instructions
\n
Want to hack on Appium Desktop? Awesome! Head on over to our Contributing\nDoc for information on how to get a dev environment set up\nand submit changes back to the project.
\n
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Appium Desktop
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Appium Desktop is an app for Mac, Windows, and Linux which gives you the power of the Appium automation server in a beautiful and flexible UI. It is a combination of a few Appium-related tools:
\n
\n
A graphical interface for the Appium Server. You can set options, start/stop the server, see logs, etc... You also don't need to use Node/NPM to install Appium, as the Node runtime comes bundled with Appium Desktop.
\n
An Inspector that you can use to look at your app's elements, get basic information about them, and perform basic interactions with them. This is useful as a way to learn about Appium or as a way to learn about your app so you can write tests for it.
\n
\n
Download Appium Desktop
\n
You can always pick up the latest release at our\nRelease page on\nGitHub.
\n
If you're on Windows or macOS, Appium Desktop will automatically provide you\nwith updated versions of the app when they are released. If you encounter\na problem updating, simply delete or uninstall the app and re-download the\nlatest from the link above.
\n
Note that Appium Desktop is not the same thing as Appium. Appium Desktop is\na graphical frontend to Appium with additional tools. Appium Desktop is\nreleased on its own cadence and has its own versioning system. If you are\nreporting an issue with Appium Desktop, always be sure to include both the\nversion of Appium Desktop and the version of the Appium Server which is in use\n(see below).
\n
If you're on macOS, you will need to install Appium Desktop by copying the app\nfrom the downloaded DMG file to your own file system (the best place is the\n\"Applications\" folder). Running Appium from in side the attached DMG itself is\nnot supported, and will not work.
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Some Windows 10 Users experience a PathTooLongException when installing the EXE. The workaround for this is to update the setting on Windows to enable long paths
\n
\n
Usage Instructions
\n
These instructions assume you are already familiar with Appium and\nAppium-related concepts. If you are new to Appium, please visit\nappium.io and read our introductory material.
\n
This app provides a convenient way to download and run the Appium automation\nserver, as well as a tool for inspecting your Android or iOS application. Its\nvarious capabilities are described in the following sections.
\n
The server start window
\n
Starting a simple server
\n
\n
When you open Appium Desktop, you are greeted with the server start window. The\nbasic option is to start an Appium server with all its defaults and the ability\nto modify the host and port. The start button will also let you know which\nversion of the Appium server you are running, which can be useful when\nreporting issues to the Appium team.
\n
Starting a server with advanced options
\n
\n
By clicking on the 'Advanced' tab, you have the ability to set all the server\nflags that are available in Appium. This is for advanced users and should only\nbe modified after consulting the Appium documentation.
\n
Server presets
\n
\n
If you use the advanced server options, you have the ability to save\na configuration for later use. Simply save the preset on the 'Advanced' tab,\nand you will subsequently be able to recall and start the server with that\nconfiguration from the 'Preset' tab.
\n
The server console output window
\n
Once you start the server, it will launch on the host and port you specified,\nand open a new window displaying the server log output.
\n
\n
This is fairly straightforward and no real interaction is possible, beyond\nusing the button to stop the server. You can also copy-and-paste the logs from\nthis window which is useful in reporting Appium issues.
\n
One other button is available: 'Start New Session'. Clicking this will open up\nthe New Session window enabling you to start an Inspector session on the\ncurrently-running server.
\n
The New Session window
\n
The New Session window allows you to construct a set of Appium desired\ncapabilities used to launch an Appium session. You can launch a session against\nthe currently-running Appium Desktop server (which is the default), or you can\nlaunch a session against a variety of other endpoints.
\n
\n
Since it's not required to run against Appium Desktop's own server, you can get\nto the New Session window without starting an Appium Desktop server. Simply go\nto \"File\" (Windows/Linux) or \"Appium\" (Mac) and choose \"New Session...\", which\nwill open the New Session window without having to start a local server. In\nthis case, attaching to the local server will be disabled.
\n
You can add available cloud providers as new tabs.\nWhen you select Select Cloud Providers tab on the view,\nSelect Cloud Providers dialog appears.\nYou can select some of them and click Done, they will appear on\nthe New session window as tabs.
\n
\n
Appium Endpoints
\n
These are the options for launching a session against a non-local Appium server:
\n
\n\n
\n
Endpoint
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Automatic server
\n
Automatically utilizes the currently-running Appium server
\n
\n
\n
Custom Server
\n
Launch a session on an Appium server running on another machine over the network
It should be straightforward to get set up with any of these options. Simply\nenter your details in the input fields provided.
\n
Desired Capabilities
\n
Desired capabilities are how you configure your Appium session. They tell the\nAppium server what kind of platform and app you want to automate. If you are\nunfamiliar with the concept of desired capabilities, or which desired\ncapabilities are required to launch Appium sessions of various types, you\nshould consult the Appium documentation. Additionally, if you're using one of\nthe cloud providers, consult their documentation for possible vendor-specific\ndetails.
\n
Appium Desktop does not restrict your creation of desired capabilities in any\nway, nor will it validate them for you. It simply provides a nice UI for\nentering them in, and saving them for later use. Under the 'Desired\nCapabilities' tab, you can use the form fields and '+' button to enter as many\ndesired capabilities as you need. You will also see a representation of the\nresulting JSON, which is what is actually sent to the Appium server. This can\nbe useful for verifying your capabilities, or for copy-and-pasting when\nreporting issues.
\n
Once you have set your desired capabilities, you might wish to save them so you\ncan run the same type of session later. Simply click the 'Save As...' button to\ngive your capability set a name. You can then access it under the 'Saved\nCapability Sets' tab, for later editing or session launching.
\n
Once your server type and capabilities are set, click 'Start Session' to launch\nthe Appium Desktop Inspector.
\n
Attach to an Existing Session
\n
If you click on the \"Attach to Session...\" tab, you can select an existing\nsession from a list of currently running sessions on your selected server, or you\ncan input a session ID of a currently-running session. That session should be\nrunning on the server details you specified in the server type section above.\nAttaching to an existing session is possible because the Inspector is just an\nAppium client. This could be useful if you want to debug the middle of a running\ntest. When you quit the Inspector window of an existing session, Appium Desktop\nwill not quit the session as it does normally.
\n
The Inspector
\n
The Inspector is a visual representation of the state of your application along\nwith the ability to perform certain interactions in your application through\nAppium.
\n
\n
Appium sessions can take some time to load, especially on cloud services, so\nplease be patient. When the session loads, a screenshot of your app will appear\non the left. You can mouse over various UI elements in your application, and\nsee them highlighted.
\n
In the middle of the Inspector window is your app's hierarchy, represented as\nXML. You can navigate this tree by clicking through it, or by clicking on\nelements in the screenshot view. They will then be highlighted.
\n
When an element is highlighted, its information will appear in the detail view\non the right side of the Inspector. This detail view consists of potential\nactions to take against the element, and a table of the element's properties.\nThese properties are valuable in determining how the element might accessed\nusing a particular Appium locator strategy. With an element selected, you can\nalso 'Tap' the element, or 'Send Keys' to the element (if it is a text field).
\n
When you take such an action with an element, the Inspector will send the\ncommand to Appium, which will execute it. If the action is successful, a new\nscreenshot will be generated and you should see the updated state and XML of\nyour app. If it's not successful, you'll have an opportunity to see the error\nmessage.
\n
The top of the Inspector window contains a small toolbar with icons\nrepresenting the ability to take certain actions in the Inspector:
\n
\n
Back (call driver.back)
\n
Refresh (refresh the source and screenshot)
\n
Start Recording (open the recorder, see the next section for more information on the recorder)
\n
Quit the session (call driver.quit and close the Inspector)
\n
\n
The Recorder
\n
Appium Desktop comes with a very basic action recorder, that watches for\nactions taken using Appium Desktop and displays language-and-framework-specific\ncode that represents those actions. The code can then be copied-and-pasted into\nthe appropriate Appium client code and used for tests.
\n
NB: the goal of the Recorder is not to produce production-ready test code.\nIt is designed as a tool to help explore the Appium API, and demonstrate how\ncertain automation behaviors correspond to method calls in a particular\nlanguage and Appium library. In sum, it is a learning tool, not a robust code\ngeneration feature, and should be used as such.
\n
When you start recording, the Inspector will show an additional window:
\n
\n
At first, the Recorder will show no code. You will first have to take some\naction, like finding an element in the hierarchy and tapping on it, or sending\nkeystrokes to it. When you do this, code will appear in the recorder window,\ncorresponding to the particular language and framework you have chosen (which\ncan be adjusted in the drop-down menu at the top right of the Recorder):
\n
\n
This code can be copied to your clipboard using the appropriate button at the\ntop right of the Recorder pane. Note that by default what is shown are simply\nlines of code corresponding to the specific actions you have taken while\nrecording---in general you cannot paste these lines into an empty text file and\nrun the code. To run Appium test scripts in code requires that various\ndependencies (like the Appium client libraries) be installed, and that script\nboilerplate (like instantiating a driver and initializing a session) be\npresent. To show this additional code, you can click the \"Show Boilerplate\"\nbutton. With boilerplate code shown, it is possible to copy and paste the code\ninto a new file and run it.
\n
\n
The power of the Recorder will continue to grow as we add more languages,\nframeworks, and actions to Appium Desktop.
\n
Conclusion
\n
This is everything you need to know to use Appium Desktop successfully!\nRemember, Appium Desktop is not a replacement for understanding Appium\nitself---it is simply a convenient tool for working with Appium on your\ndesktop, and an Inspector for exploring your app. Have fun!
\n
Reporting Issues and Requesting Features
\n
Appium Desktop is open source, and we use GitHub for issue tracking. Please\nsimply report issues at our issue\ntracker. We will endeavor to\ndetermine whether the issue you are reporting is related to Appium Desktop or\nAppium Server. If it's not related to Appium Desktop specifically, we will\nclose the issue and ask you to open a general Appium issue at Appium's main\nissue tracker. Please, save\nyourselves and us valuable time by getting clear on whether the issue you're\nexperiencing is related to Appium Desktop specifically or instead is a general\nAppium issue. You can do this by seeing whether the issue reproduces with the\nAppium command line server as well. If it does, direct your report to Appium's\nissue tracker.
\n
Have a feature request? Follow the same process and submit an issue to the\nappropriate tracker! (Either here in this repo if the request is specifically\nfor Appium Desktop, or Appium's main tracker if the request is for Appium more\ngenerally.)
\n
Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting
\n
Connect to local Appium server
\n
Appium Desktop has own Appium CLI. You can launch it via Starting a simple server.\nBut sometimes you need another Appium version which is bundled in the desktop.\nFor example, when you want to use Appium beta.
Connect to the running Appium server as Custom Server as below (by default)\n
\n
Remote Host: localhost
\n
Remote Port: 4723
\n
Remote Path: /wd/hub
\n
\n
\n
Start session
\n\n
Appium can't detect environment variables on Mac
\n
Appium uses environment variables like ANDROID_HOME as well as relying on\nvarious binaries in your PATH and so on. When running from the command line\nin an environment where you have set these variables appropriately, Appium has\nno problem in picking them up. However, Appium Desktop does not run in a shell\nor a command-line environment, and so by default it does not have access to\nenvironment variables you have set in your shell startup script or profile. To\nwork around this, we use the\nshell-env package to pick up\nenvironment variables defined in your shell. This package only looks in certain\ncommon init scripts, however, like ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and\n~/.zshrc. If you set your Appium environment variables in some other way, you\nwill need to create one of these default init scripts and set your environment\nvariables there as well, so that Appium Desktop will successfully pick them up.
\n
Warnings about being on a read-only file system
\n
This probably means you tried to launch Appium Desktop from the downloaded disk\nimage (.dmg file). This is not a supported mode of running Appium Desktop. To\ncorrectly install Appium Desktop, copy the application from the disk image to\nyour local filesystem, to somewhere like /Applications. Then, run the app\nfrom that new location.
\n
Developer Instructions
\n
Want to hack on Appium Desktop? Awesome! Head on over to our Contributing\nDoc for information on how to get a dev environment set up\nand submit changes back to the project.
A clean and native interface to https://messages.google.com/web. Supports dark and light mode on macOS Mojave. This project is 100% open-source and available for macOS. Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
Build Instructions
\n
To build a new version of the application, first download nativefier using the following command:
\n
yarn global add nativefier\n
\n
OR
\n
npm install nativefier -g\n
\n
Next, download the required CSS and image assets from one of the releases here located here. For example, you will need the electron.css and logo.png files.
\n
Last, you'll need to run the nativefier command to build your package.
Note: Nativefier allows for osx, mas, linux, and windows platform types. You can specify this with the --platform flag.
\n
\n
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\n
Android Messages
\n
A clean and native interface to https://messages.google.com/web. Supports dark and light mode on macOS Mojave. This project is 100% open-source and available for macOS. Enjoy!
\n
\n
\n
Build Instructions
\n
To build a new version of the application, first download nativefier using the following command:
\n
yarn global add nativefier\n
\n
OR
\n
npm install nativefier -g\n
\n
Next, download the required CSS and image assets from one of the releases here located here. For example, you will need the electron.css and logo.png files.
\n
Last, you'll need to run the nativefier command to build your package.
Appium Desktop is an app for Mac, Windows, and Linux which gives you the power of the Appium automation server in a beautiful and flexible UI. It is a combination of a few Appium-related tools:
\n
\n
A graphical interface for the Appium Server. You can set options, start/stop the server, see logs, etc... You also don't need to use Node/NPM to install Appium, as the Node runtime comes bundled with Appium Desktop.
\n
An Inspector that you can use to look at your app's elements, get basic information about them, and perform basic interactions with them. This is useful as a way to learn about Appium or as a way to learn about your app so you can write tests for it.
\n
\n
Download Appium Desktop
\n
You can always pick up the latest release at our\nRelease page on\nGitHub.
\n
If you're on Windows or macOS, Appium Desktop will automatically provide you\nwith updated versions of the app when they are released. If you encounter\na problem updating, simply delete or uninstall the app and re-download the\nlatest from the link above.
\n
Note that Appium Desktop is not the same thing as Appium. Appium Desktop is\na graphical frontend to Appium with additional tools. Appium Desktop is\nreleased on its own cadence and has its own versioning system. If you are\nreporting an issue with Appium Desktop, always be sure to include both the\nversion of Appium Desktop and the version of the Appium Server which is in use\n(see below).
\n
If you're on macOS, you will need to install Appium Desktop by copying the app\nfrom the downloaded DMG file to your own file system (the best place is the\n"Applications" folder). Running Appium from in side the attached DMG itself is\nnot supported, and will not work.
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Some Windows 10 Users experience a PathTooLongException when installing the EXE. The workaround for this is to update the setting on Windows to enable long paths
\n
\n
Usage Instructions
\n
These instructions assume you are already familiar with Appium and\nAppium-related concepts. If you are new to Appium, please visit\nappium.io and read our introductory material.
\n
This app provides a convenient way to download and run the Appium automation\nserver, as well as a tool for inspecting your Android or iOS application. Its\nvarious capabilities are described in the following sections.
\n
The server start window
\n
Starting a simple server
\n
\n
When you open Appium Desktop, you are greeted with the server start window. The\nbasic option is to start an Appium server with all its defaults and the ability\nto modify the host and port. The start button will also let you know which\nversion of the Appium server you are running, which can be useful when\nreporting issues to the Appium team.
\n
Starting a server with advanced options
\n
\n
By clicking on the 'Advanced' tab, you have the ability to set all the server\nflags that are available in Appium. This is for advanced users and should only\nbe modified after consulting the Appium documentation.
\n
Server presets
\n
\n
If you use the advanced server options, you have the ability to save\na configuration for later use. Simply save the preset on the 'Advanced' tab,\nand you will subsequently be able to recall and start the server with that\nconfiguration from the 'Preset' tab.
\n
The server console output window
\n
Once you start the server, it will launch on the host and port you specified,\nand open a new window displaying the server log output.
\n
\n
This is fairly straightforward and no real interaction is possible, beyond\nusing the button to stop the server. You can also copy-and-paste the logs from\nthis window which is useful in reporting Appium issues.
\n
One other button is available: 'Start New Session'. Clicking this will open up\nthe New Session window enabling you to start an Inspector session on the\ncurrently-running server.
\n
The New Session window
\n
The New Session window allows you to construct a set of Appium desired\ncapabilities used to launch an Appium session. You can launch a session against\nthe currently-running Appium Desktop server (which is the default), or you can\nlaunch a session against a variety of other endpoints.
\n
\n
Since it's not required to run against Appium Desktop's own server, you can get\nto the New Session window without starting an Appium Desktop server. Simply go\nto "File" (Windows/Linux) or "Appium" (Mac) and choose "New Session...", which\nwill open the New Session window without having to start a local server. In\nthis case, attaching to the local server will be disabled.
\n
You can add available cloud providers as new tabs.\nWhen you select Select Cloud Providers tab on the view,\nSelect Cloud Providers dialog appears.\nYou can select some of them and click Done, they will appear on\nthe New session window as tabs.
\n
\n
Appium Endpoints
\n
These are the options for launching a session against a non-local Appium server:
\n
\n\n
\n
Endpoint
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Automatic server
\n
Automatically utilizes the currently-running Appium server
\n
\n
\n
Custom Server
\n
Launch a session on an Appium server running on another machine over the network
It should be straightforward to get set up with any of these options. Simply\nenter your details in the input fields provided.
\n
Desired Capabilities
\n
Desired capabilities are how you configure your Appium session. They tell the\nAppium server what kind of platform and app you want to automate. If you are\nunfamiliar with the concept of desired capabilities, or which desired\ncapabilities are required to launch Appium sessions of various types, you\nshould consult the Appium documentation. Additionally, if you're using one of\nthe cloud providers, consult their documentation for possible vendor-specific\ndetails.
\n
Appium Desktop does not restrict your creation of desired capabilities in any\nway, nor will it validate them for you. It simply provides a nice UI for\nentering them in, and saving them for later use. Under the 'Desired\nCapabilities' tab, you can use the form fields and '+' button to enter as many\ndesired capabilities as you need. You will also see a representation of the\nresulting JSON, which is what is actually sent to the Appium server. This can\nbe useful for verifying your capabilities, or for copy-and-pasting when\nreporting issues.
\n
Once you have set your desired capabilities, you might wish to save them so you\ncan run the same type of session later. Simply click the 'Save As...' button to\ngive your capability set a name. You can then access it under the 'Saved\nCapability Sets' tab, for later editing or session launching.
\n
Once your server type and capabilities are set, click 'Start Session' to launch\nthe Appium Desktop Inspector.
\n
Attach to an Existing Session
\n
If you click on the "Attach to Session..." tab, you can select an existing\nsession from a list of currently running sessions on your selected server, or you\ncan input a session ID of a currently-running session. That session should be\nrunning on the server details you specified in the server type section above.\nAttaching to an existing session is possible because the Inspector is just an\nAppium client. This could be useful if you want to debug the middle of a running\ntest. When you quit the Inspector window of an existing session, Appium Desktop\nwill not quit the session as it does normally.
\n
The Inspector
\n
The Inspector is a visual representation of the state of your application along\nwith the ability to perform certain interactions in your application through\nAppium.
\n
\n
Appium sessions can take some time to load, especially on cloud services, so\nplease be patient. When the session loads, a screenshot of your app will appear\non the left. You can mouse over various UI elements in your application, and\nsee them highlighted.
\n
In the middle of the Inspector window is your app's hierarchy, represented as\nXML. You can navigate this tree by clicking through it, or by clicking on\nelements in the screenshot view. They will then be highlighted.
\n
When an element is highlighted, its information will appear in the detail view\non the right side of the Inspector. This detail view consists of potential\nactions to take against the element, and a table of the element's properties.\nThese properties are valuable in determining how the element might accessed\nusing a particular Appium locator strategy. With an element selected, you can\nalso 'Tap' the element, or 'Send Keys' to the element (if it is a text field).
\n
When you take such an action with an element, the Inspector will send the\ncommand to Appium, which will execute it. If the action is successful, a new\nscreenshot will be generated and you should see the updated state and XML of\nyour app. If it's not successful, you'll have an opportunity to see the error\nmessage.
\n
The top of the Inspector window contains a small toolbar with icons\nrepresenting the ability to take certain actions in the Inspector:
\n
\n
Back (call driver.back)
\n
Refresh (refresh the source and screenshot)
\n
Start Recording (open the recorder, see the next section for more information on the recorder)
\n
Quit the session (call driver.quit and close the Inspector)
\n
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The Recorder
\n
Appium Desktop comes with a very basic action recorder, that watches for\nactions taken using Appium Desktop and displays language-and-framework-specific\ncode that represents those actions. The code can then be copied-and-pasted into\nthe appropriate Appium client code and used for tests.
\n
NB: the goal of the Recorder is not to produce production-ready test code.\nIt is designed as a tool to help explore the Appium API, and demonstrate how\ncertain automation behaviors correspond to method calls in a particular\nlanguage and Appium library. In sum, it is a learning tool, not a robust code\ngeneration feature, and should be used as such.
\n
When you start recording, the Inspector will show an additional window:
\n
\n
At first, the Recorder will show no code. You will first have to take some\naction, like finding an element in the hierarchy and tapping on it, or sending\nkeystrokes to it. When you do this, code will appear in the recorder window,\ncorresponding to the particular language and framework you have chosen (which\ncan be adjusted in the drop-down menu at the top right of the Recorder):
\n
\n
This code can be copied to your clipboard using the appropriate button at the\ntop right of the Recorder pane. Note that by default what is shown are simply\nlines of code corresponding to the specific actions you have taken while\nrecording---in general you cannot paste these lines into an empty text file and\nrun the code. To run Appium test scripts in code requires that various\ndependencies (like the Appium client libraries) be installed, and that script\nboilerplate (like instantiating a driver and initializing a session) be\npresent. To show this additional code, you can click the "Show Boilerplate"\nbutton. With boilerplate code shown, it is possible to copy and paste the code\ninto a new file and run it.
\n
\n
The power of the Recorder will continue to grow as we add more languages,\nframeworks, and actions to Appium Desktop.
\n
Conclusion
\n
This is everything you need to know to use Appium Desktop successfully!\nRemember, Appium Desktop is not a replacement for understanding Appium\nitself---it is simply a convenient tool for working with Appium on your\ndesktop, and an Inspector for exploring your app. Have fun!
\n
Reporting Issues and Requesting Features
\n
Appium Desktop is open source, and we use GitHub for issue tracking. Please\nsimply report issues at our issue\ntracker. We will endeavor to\ndetermine whether the issue you are reporting is related to Appium Desktop or\nAppium Server. If it's not related to Appium Desktop specifically, we will\nclose the issue and ask you to open a general Appium issue at Appium's main\nissue tracker. Please, save\nyourselves and us valuable time by getting clear on whether the issue you're\nexperiencing is related to Appium Desktop specifically or instead is a general\nAppium issue. You can do this by seeing whether the issue reproduces with the\nAppium command line server as well. If it does, direct your report to Appium's\nissue tracker.
\n
Have a feature request? Follow the same process and submit an issue to the\nappropriate tracker! (Either here in this repo if the request is specifically\nfor Appium Desktop, or Appium's main tracker if the request is for Appium more\ngenerally.)
\n
Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting
\n
Connect to local Appium server
\n
Appium Desktop has own Appium CLI. You can launch it via Starting a simple server.\nBut sometimes you need another Appium version which is bundled in the desktop.\nFor example, when you want to use Appium beta.
Connect to the running Appium server as Custom Server as below (by default)\n
\n
Remote Host: localhost
\n
Remote Port: 4723
\n
Remote Path: /wd/hub
\n
\n
\n
Start session
\n\n
Appium can't detect environment variables on Mac
\n
Appium uses environment variables like ANDROID_HOME as well as relying on\nvarious binaries in your PATH and so on. When running from the command line\nin an environment where you have set these variables appropriately, Appium has\nno problem in picking them up. However, Appium Desktop does not run in a shell\nor a command-line environment, and so by default it does not have access to\nenvironment variables you have set in your shell startup script or profile. To\nwork around this, we use the\nshell-env package to pick up\nenvironment variables defined in your shell. This package only looks in certain\ncommon init scripts, however, like ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and\n~/.zshrc. If you set your Appium environment variables in some other way, you\nwill need to create one of these default init scripts and set your environment\nvariables there as well, so that Appium Desktop will successfully pick them up.
\n
Warnings about being on a read-only file system
\n
This probably means you tried to launch Appium Desktop from the downloaded disk\nimage (.dmg file). This is not a supported mode of running Appium Desktop. To\ncorrectly install Appium Desktop, copy the application from the disk image to\nyour local filesystem, to somewhere like /Applications. Then, run the app\nfrom that new location.
\n
Developer Instructions
\n
Want to hack on Appium Desktop? Awesome! Head on over to our Contributing\nDoc for information on how to get a dev environment set up\nand submit changes back to the project.
\n
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Appium Desktop
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Appium Desktop is an app for Mac, Windows, and Linux which gives you the power of the Appium automation server in a beautiful and flexible UI. It is a combination of a few Appium-related tools:
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A graphical interface for the Appium Server. You can set options, start/stop the server, see logs, etc... You also don't need to use Node/NPM to install Appium, as the Node runtime comes bundled with Appium Desktop.
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An Inspector that you can use to look at your app's elements, get basic information about them, and perform basic interactions with them. This is useful as a way to learn about Appium or as a way to learn about your app so you can write tests for it.
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Download Appium Desktop
\n
You can always pick up the latest release at our\nRelease page on\nGitHub.
\n
If you're on Windows or macOS, Appium Desktop will automatically provide you\nwith updated versions of the app when they are released. If you encounter\na problem updating, simply delete or uninstall the app and re-download the\nlatest from the link above.
\n
Note that Appium Desktop is not the same thing as Appium. Appium Desktop is\na graphical frontend to Appium with additional tools. Appium Desktop is\nreleased on its own cadence and has its own versioning system. If you are\nreporting an issue with Appium Desktop, always be sure to include both the\nversion of Appium Desktop and the version of the Appium Server which is in use\n(see below).
\n
If you're on macOS, you will need to install Appium Desktop by copying the app\nfrom the downloaded DMG file to your own file system (the best place is the\n\"Applications\" folder). Running Appium from in side the attached DMG itself is\nnot supported, and will not work.
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Some Windows 10 Users experience a PathTooLongException when installing the EXE. The workaround for this is to update the setting on Windows to enable long paths
\n
\n
Usage Instructions
\n
These instructions assume you are already familiar with Appium and\nAppium-related concepts. If you are new to Appium, please visit\nappium.io and read our introductory material.
\n
This app provides a convenient way to download and run the Appium automation\nserver, as well as a tool for inspecting your Android or iOS application. Its\nvarious capabilities are described in the following sections.
\n
The server start window
\n
Starting a simple server
\n
\n
When you open Appium Desktop, you are greeted with the server start window. The\nbasic option is to start an Appium server with all its defaults and the ability\nto modify the host and port. The start button will also let you know which\nversion of the Appium server you are running, which can be useful when\nreporting issues to the Appium team.
\n
Starting a server with advanced options
\n
\n
By clicking on the 'Advanced' tab, you have the ability to set all the server\nflags that are available in Appium. This is for advanced users and should only\nbe modified after consulting the Appium documentation.
\n
Server presets
\n
\n
If you use the advanced server options, you have the ability to save\na configuration for later use. Simply save the preset on the 'Advanced' tab,\nand you will subsequently be able to recall and start the server with that\nconfiguration from the 'Preset' tab.
\n
The server console output window
\n
Once you start the server, it will launch on the host and port you specified,\nand open a new window displaying the server log output.
\n
\n
This is fairly straightforward and no real interaction is possible, beyond\nusing the button to stop the server. You can also copy-and-paste the logs from\nthis window which is useful in reporting Appium issues.
\n
One other button is available: 'Start New Session'. Clicking this will open up\nthe New Session window enabling you to start an Inspector session on the\ncurrently-running server.
\n
The New Session window
\n
The New Session window allows you to construct a set of Appium desired\ncapabilities used to launch an Appium session. You can launch a session against\nthe currently-running Appium Desktop server (which is the default), or you can\nlaunch a session against a variety of other endpoints.
\n
\n
Since it's not required to run against Appium Desktop's own server, you can get\nto the New Session window without starting an Appium Desktop server. Simply go\nto \"File\" (Windows/Linux) or \"Appium\" (Mac) and choose \"New Session...\", which\nwill open the New Session window without having to start a local server. In\nthis case, attaching to the local server will be disabled.
\n
You can add available cloud providers as new tabs.\nWhen you select Select Cloud Providers tab on the view,\nSelect Cloud Providers dialog appears.\nYou can select some of them and click Done, they will appear on\nthe New session window as tabs.
\n
\n
Appium Endpoints
\n
These are the options for launching a session against a non-local Appium server:
\n
\n\n
\n
Endpoint
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Automatic server
\n
Automatically utilizes the currently-running Appium server
\n
\n
\n
Custom Server
\n
Launch a session on an Appium server running on another machine over the network
It should be straightforward to get set up with any of these options. Simply\nenter your details in the input fields provided.
\n
Desired Capabilities
\n
Desired capabilities are how you configure your Appium session. They tell the\nAppium server what kind of platform and app you want to automate. If you are\nunfamiliar with the concept of desired capabilities, or which desired\ncapabilities are required to launch Appium sessions of various types, you\nshould consult the Appium documentation. Additionally, if you're using one of\nthe cloud providers, consult their documentation for possible vendor-specific\ndetails.
\n
Appium Desktop does not restrict your creation of desired capabilities in any\nway, nor will it validate them for you. It simply provides a nice UI for\nentering them in, and saving them for later use. Under the 'Desired\nCapabilities' tab, you can use the form fields and '+' button to enter as many\ndesired capabilities as you need. You will also see a representation of the\nresulting JSON, which is what is actually sent to the Appium server. This can\nbe useful for verifying your capabilities, or for copy-and-pasting when\nreporting issues.
\n
Once you have set your desired capabilities, you might wish to save them so you\ncan run the same type of session later. Simply click the 'Save As...' button to\ngive your capability set a name. You can then access it under the 'Saved\nCapability Sets' tab, for later editing or session launching.
\n
Once your server type and capabilities are set, click 'Start Session' to launch\nthe Appium Desktop Inspector.
\n
Attach to an Existing Session
\n
If you click on the \"Attach to Session...\" tab, you can select an existing\nsession from a list of currently running sessions on your selected server, or you\ncan input a session ID of a currently-running session. That session should be\nrunning on the server details you specified in the server type section above.\nAttaching to an existing session is possible because the Inspector is just an\nAppium client. This could be useful if you want to debug the middle of a running\ntest. When you quit the Inspector window of an existing session, Appium Desktop\nwill not quit the session as it does normally.
\n
The Inspector
\n
The Inspector is a visual representation of the state of your application along\nwith the ability to perform certain interactions in your application through\nAppium.
\n
\n
Appium sessions can take some time to load, especially on cloud services, so\nplease be patient. When the session loads, a screenshot of your app will appear\non the left. You can mouse over various UI elements in your application, and\nsee them highlighted.
\n
In the middle of the Inspector window is your app's hierarchy, represented as\nXML. You can navigate this tree by clicking through it, or by clicking on\nelements in the screenshot view. They will then be highlighted.
\n
When an element is highlighted, its information will appear in the detail view\non the right side of the Inspector. This detail view consists of potential\nactions to take against the element, and a table of the element's properties.\nThese properties are valuable in determining how the element might accessed\nusing a particular Appium locator strategy. With an element selected, you can\nalso 'Tap' the element, or 'Send Keys' to the element (if it is a text field).
\n
When you take such an action with an element, the Inspector will send the\ncommand to Appium, which will execute it. If the action is successful, a new\nscreenshot will be generated and you should see the updated state and XML of\nyour app. If it's not successful, you'll have an opportunity to see the error\nmessage.
\n
The top of the Inspector window contains a small toolbar with icons\nrepresenting the ability to take certain actions in the Inspector:
\n
\n
Back (call driver.back)
\n
Refresh (refresh the source and screenshot)
\n
Start Recording (open the recorder, see the next section for more information on the recorder)
\n
Quit the session (call driver.quit and close the Inspector)
\n
\n
The Recorder
\n
Appium Desktop comes with a very basic action recorder, that watches for\nactions taken using Appium Desktop and displays language-and-framework-specific\ncode that represents those actions. The code can then be copied-and-pasted into\nthe appropriate Appium client code and used for tests.
\n
NB: the goal of the Recorder is not to produce production-ready test code.\nIt is designed as a tool to help explore the Appium API, and demonstrate how\ncertain automation behaviors correspond to method calls in a particular\nlanguage and Appium library. In sum, it is a learning tool, not a robust code\ngeneration feature, and should be used as such.
\n
When you start recording, the Inspector will show an additional window:
\n
\n
At first, the Recorder will show no code. You will first have to take some\naction, like finding an element in the hierarchy and tapping on it, or sending\nkeystrokes to it. When you do this, code will appear in the recorder window,\ncorresponding to the particular language and framework you have chosen (which\ncan be adjusted in the drop-down menu at the top right of the Recorder):
\n
\n
This code can be copied to your clipboard using the appropriate button at the\ntop right of the Recorder pane. Note that by default what is shown are simply\nlines of code corresponding to the specific actions you have taken while\nrecording---in general you cannot paste these lines into an empty text file and\nrun the code. To run Appium test scripts in code requires that various\ndependencies (like the Appium client libraries) be installed, and that script\nboilerplate (like instantiating a driver and initializing a session) be\npresent. To show this additional code, you can click the \"Show Boilerplate\"\nbutton. With boilerplate code shown, it is possible to copy and paste the code\ninto a new file and run it.
\n
\n
The power of the Recorder will continue to grow as we add more languages,\nframeworks, and actions to Appium Desktop.
\n
Conclusion
\n
This is everything you need to know to use Appium Desktop successfully!\nRemember, Appium Desktop is not a replacement for understanding Appium\nitself---it is simply a convenient tool for working with Appium on your\ndesktop, and an Inspector for exploring your app. Have fun!
\n
Reporting Issues and Requesting Features
\n
Appium Desktop is open source, and we use GitHub for issue tracking. Please\nsimply report issues at our issue\ntracker. We will endeavor to\ndetermine whether the issue you are reporting is related to Appium Desktop or\nAppium Server. If it's not related to Appium Desktop specifically, we will\nclose the issue and ask you to open a general Appium issue at Appium's main\nissue tracker. Please, save\nyourselves and us valuable time by getting clear on whether the issue you're\nexperiencing is related to Appium Desktop specifically or instead is a general\nAppium issue. You can do this by seeing whether the issue reproduces with the\nAppium command line server as well. If it does, direct your report to Appium's\nissue tracker.
\n
Have a feature request? Follow the same process and submit an issue to the\nappropriate tracker! (Either here in this repo if the request is specifically\nfor Appium Desktop, or Appium's main tracker if the request is for Appium more\ngenerally.)
\n
Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting
\n
Connect to local Appium server
\n
Appium Desktop has own Appium CLI. You can launch it via Starting a simple server.\nBut sometimes you need another Appium version which is bundled in the desktop.\nFor example, when you want to use Appium beta.
Connect to the running Appium server as Custom Server as below (by default)\n
\n
Remote Host: localhost
\n
Remote Port: 4723
\n
Remote Path: /wd/hub
\n
\n
\n
Start session
\n\n
Appium can't detect environment variables on Mac
\n
Appium uses environment variables like ANDROID_HOME as well as relying on\nvarious binaries in your PATH and so on. When running from the command line\nin an environment where you have set these variables appropriately, Appium has\nno problem in picking them up. However, Appium Desktop does not run in a shell\nor a command-line environment, and so by default it does not have access to\nenvironment variables you have set in your shell startup script or profile. To\nwork around this, we use the\nshell-env package to pick up\nenvironment variables defined in your shell. This package only looks in certain\ncommon init scripts, however, like ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and\n~/.zshrc. If you set your Appium environment variables in some other way, you\nwill need to create one of these default init scripts and set your environment\nvariables there as well, so that Appium Desktop will successfully pick them up.
\n
Warnings about being on a read-only file system
\n
This probably means you tried to launch Appium Desktop from the downloaded disk\nimage (.dmg file). This is not a supported mode of running Appium Desktop. To\ncorrectly install Appium Desktop, copy the application from the disk image to\nyour local filesystem, to somewhere like /Applications. Then, run the app\nfrom that new location.
\n
Developer Instructions
\n
Want to hack on Appium Desktop? Awesome! Head on over to our Contributing\nDoc for information on how to get a dev environment set up\nand submit changes back to the project.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
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This project was generated with electron-vue@88c386d using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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Asar UI
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UI for Asar, Extract All or drag extract file/directory
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
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This project was generated with electron-vue@88c386d using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
Atom is a hackable text editor for the 21st century, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We designed it to be deeply customizable, but still approachable using the default configuration.
Follow @AtomEditor on Twitter for important\nannouncements.
\n
This project adheres to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.\nBy participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please report unacceptable behavior to atom@github.com.
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Documentation
\n
If you want to read about using Atom or developing packages in Atom, the Atom Flight Manual is free and available online. You can find the source to the manual in atom/flight-manual.atom.io.
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The API reference for developing packages is also documented on Atom.io.
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
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Windows
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Download the latest Atom installer. AtomSetup.exe is 32-bit. For 64-bit systems, download AtomSetup-x64.exe.
\n
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
\n
You can also download atom-windows.zip (32-bit) or atom-x64-windows.zip (64-bit) from the releases page.\nThe .zip version will not automatically update.
\n
Using Chocolatey? Run cinst Atom to install the latest version of Atom.
\n
Linux
\n
Atom is only available for 64-bit Linux systems.
\n
Configure your distribution's package manager to install and update Atom by following the Linux installation instructions in the Flight Manual. You will also find instructions on how to install Atom's official Linux packages without using a package repository, though you will not get automatic updates after installing Atom this way.
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Archive extraction
\n
An archive is available for people who don't want to install atom as root.
\n
This version enables you to install multiple Atom versions in parallel. It has been built on Ubuntu 64-bit,\nbut should be compatible with other Linux distributions.
When using the Atom or other GitHub logos, be sure to follow the GitHub logo guidelines.
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Atom
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Atom is a hackable text editor for the 21st century, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We designed it to be deeply customizable, but still approachable using the default configuration.
Follow @AtomEditor on Twitter for important\nannouncements.
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This project adheres to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.\nBy participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please report unacceptable behavior to atom@github.com.
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Documentation
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If you want to read about using Atom or developing packages in Atom, the Atom Flight Manual is free and available online. You can find the source to the manual in atom/flight-manual.atom.io.
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The API reference for developing packages is also documented on Atom.io.
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
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Windows
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Download the latest Atom installer. AtomSetup.exe is 32-bit. For 64-bit systems, download AtomSetup-x64.exe.
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Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
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You can also download atom-windows.zip (32-bit) or atom-x64-windows.zip (64-bit) from the releases page.\nThe .zip version will not automatically update.
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Using Chocolatey? Run cinst Atom to install the latest version of Atom.
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Linux
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Atom is only available for 64-bit Linux systems.
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Configure your distribution's package manager to install and update Atom by following the Linux installation instructions in the Flight Manual. You will also find instructions on how to install Atom's official Linux packages without using a package repository, though you will not get automatic updates after installing Atom this way.
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Archive extraction
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An archive is available for people who don't want to install atom as root.
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This version enables you to install multiple Atom versions in parallel. It has been built on Ubuntu 64-bit,\nbut should be compatible with other Linux distributions.
Atom is a hackable text editor for the 21st century, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We designed it to be deeply customizable, but still approachable using the default configuration.
Follow @AtomEditor on Twitter for important\nannouncements.
\n
This project adheres to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.\nBy participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please report unacceptable behavior to atom@github.com.
\n
Documentation
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If you want to read about using Atom or developing packages in Atom, the Atom Flight Manual is free and available online. You can find the source to the manual in atom/flight-manual.atom.io.
\n
The API reference for developing packages is also documented on Atom.io.
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
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Windows
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Download the latest Atom installer. AtomSetup.exe is 32-bit. For 64-bit systems, download AtomSetup-x64.exe.
\n
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
\n
You can also download atom-windows.zip (32-bit) or atom-x64-windows.zip (64-bit) from the releases page.\nThe .zip version will not automatically update.
\n
Using Chocolatey? Run cinst Atom to install the latest version of Atom.
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Linux
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Atom is only available for 64-bit Linux systems.
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Configure your distribution's package manager to install and update Atom by following the Linux installation instructions in the Flight Manual. You will also find instructions on how to install Atom's official Linux packages without using a package repository, though you will not get automatic updates after installing Atom this way.
\n
Archive extraction
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An archive is available for people who don't want to install atom as root.
\n
This version enables you to install multiple Atom versions in parallel. It has been built on Ubuntu 64-bit,\nbut should be compatible with other Linux distributions.
When using the Atom or other GitHub logos, be sure to follow the GitHub logo guidelines.
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Atom
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Atom is a hackable text editor for the 21st century, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We designed it to be deeply customizable, but still approachable using the default configuration.
Follow @AtomEditor on Twitter for important\nannouncements.
\n
This project adheres to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.\nBy participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please report unacceptable behavior to atom@github.com.
\n
Documentation
\n
If you want to read about using Atom or developing packages in Atom, the Atom Flight Manual is free and available online. You can find the source to the manual in atom/flight-manual.atom.io.
\n
The API reference for developing packages is also documented on Atom.io.
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
\n
Windows
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Download the latest Atom installer. AtomSetup.exe is 32-bit. For 64-bit systems, download AtomSetup-x64.exe.
\n
Atom will automatically update when a new release is available.
\n
You can also download atom-windows.zip (32-bit) or atom-x64-windows.zip (64-bit) from the releases page.\nThe .zip version will not automatically update.
\n
Using Chocolatey? Run cinst Atom to install the latest version of Atom.
\n
Linux
\n
Atom is only available for 64-bit Linux systems.
\n
Configure your distribution's package manager to install and update Atom by following the Linux installation instructions in the Flight Manual. You will also find instructions on how to install Atom's official Linux packages without using a package repository, though you will not get automatic updates after installing Atom this way.
\n
Archive extraction
\n
An archive is available for people who don't want to install atom as root.
\n
This version enables you to install multiple Atom versions in parallel. It has been built on Ubuntu 64-bit,\nbut should be compatible with other Linux distributions.
A beautiful SoundCloud app for your desktop. Using the power of electron we are able to integrate this webapp with native features like touchbar and media key support.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
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Support 💪
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Auryo is a open source project. It can grow thanks to the sponsors and support by the amazing backers. If you like to donate, please visit 👉my patreon page.
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Author
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This application has been built by Jonas Snellinckx. It started out as a learning journey back in college-university Oct 2016, to start learning React, Redux and Electron. Since the first release in August 2017, the journey was incredibly educational. Over the next few months, Auryo has matured from a learning side-project into an escalated one. In a good sense.
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As of release 2.0.0, Auryo also has been open-sourced. See the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE.md file for details
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Auryo
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MacOS/Linux
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Windows
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Snap
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A beautiful SoundCloud app for your desktop. Using the power of electron we are able to integrate this webapp with native features like touchbar and media key support.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
\n
Support 💪
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Auryo is a open source project. It can grow thanks to the sponsors and support by the amazing backers. If you like to donate, please visit 👉my patreon page.
\n
Author
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This application has been built by Jonas Snellinckx. It started out as a learning journey back in college-university Oct 2016, to start learning React, Redux and Electron. Since the first release in August 2017, the journey was incredibly educational. Over the next few months, Auryo has matured from a learning side-project into an escalated one. In a good sense.
\n
As of release 2.0.0, Auryo also has been open-sourced. See the list of contributors who participated in this project.
A beautiful SoundCloud app for your desktop. Using the power of electron we are able to integrate this webapp with native features like touchbar and media key support.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
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Support 💪
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Auryo is a open source project. It can grow thanks to the sponsors and support by the amazing backers. If you like to donate, please visit 👉my patreon page.
\n
Author
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This application has been built by Jonas Snellinckx. It started out as a learning journey back in college-university Oct 2016, to start learning React, Redux and Electron. Since the first release in August 2017, the journey was incredibly educational. Over the next few months, Auryo has matured from a learning side-project into an escalated one. In a good sense.
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As of release 2.0.0, Auryo also has been open-sourced. See the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE.md file for details
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Auryo
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MacOS/Linux
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Windows
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Snap
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A beautiful SoundCloud app for your desktop. Using the power of electron we are able to integrate this webapp with native features like touchbar and media key support.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
\n
Support 💪
\n
Auryo is a open source project. It can grow thanks to the sponsors and support by the amazing backers. If you like to donate, please visit 👉my patreon page.
\n
Author
\n
This application has been built by Jonas Snellinckx. It started out as a learning journey back in college-university Oct 2016, to start learning React, Redux and Electron. Since the first release in August 2017, the journey was incredibly educational. Over the next few months, Auryo has matured from a learning side-project into an escalated one. In a good sense.
\n
As of release 2.0.0, Auryo also has been open-sourced. See the list of contributors who participated in this project.
autoEdit 2 is a fast text based video editing, desktop app for Mac, Linux and Windows, built with node and electron, and Backbone front end. For making video production faster, easier and more accessible.
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Ready to use release
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See releases section to download latest packaged version ready to use. And view user manual for overview of the app.
Compiles the js client side files with browserify and starts electron
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Note: You'd also need to get Speech to text keys or have the Gentle Open source app running locally check out the user manual for more details, unless you are choosing pocketsphinx as speech to text option.
autoEdit 2 is a fast text based video editing, desktop app for Mac, Linux and Windows, built with node and electron, and Backbone front end. For making video production faster, easier and more accessible.
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Ready to use release
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See releases section to download latest packaged version ready to use. And view user manual for overview of the app.
Compiles the js client side files with browserify and starts electron
\n
Note: You'd also need to get Speech to text keys or have the Gentle Open source app running locally check out the user manual for more details, unless you are choosing pocketsphinx as speech to text option.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
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This project was generated with electron-vue@88c386d using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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Asar UI
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UI for Asar, Extract All or drag extract file/directory
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
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This project was generated with electron-vue@88c386d using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
This app allows you to use AWS (Amazon Web Services) S3 as backup system for desktop environments.\nLike Dropbox or Google Drive app you can backup your important data on AWS S3.\nThis desktop app allows you to configure 3 different types of backup job (One time, recurring, live) to backup your data in an S3 bucket.
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One time: the backup job will be executed only one time as programmed.
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Recurring: the backup job will be executed periodically as programmed.
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Live: any time a file associated with the backup job changes it will be transferred to the S3 bucket.
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This is a cross platform app, built with Electron, so you can use it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
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Requirement
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This app use the AWS CLI "sync" command, this mean that you must install the AWS CLI in order to use this app.
After installation go to settings page and configure the AWS credentials.
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In order to use the app you must set an "AWS access key ID", an "AWS secret access key" and an "AWS Region" that you can create through the IAM service in the AWS console.\nThe IAM user needs a programmatic access account with a correct read/write S3 policy attached (e.g AmazonS3FullAccess) and CloudWatch Metrics (e.g CloudWatchReadOnlyAccess).\nYou can use any IAM S3 policy that grant access to the buckets that you want to use with the app.\nHere an example policy: IAM S3 example policy
This start a local development environment with hot reload
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You can activate/deactivate "Developer Tools" by commenting or not win.webContents.openDevTools(); in main.ts.
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To build for production
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in a windows terminal window -> npm electron:windows
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in a mac terminal window -> npm electron:mac
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in a linux terminal window -> npm electron:linux
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You will find the app build files in the "app-builds" directory.
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Don't forget to deactivate the "Developer Tools" by commenting win.webContents.openDevTools(); in main.ts.
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Included Commands
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Command
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Description
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npm run ng:serve:web
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Execute the app in the browser
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npm run build
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Build the app. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
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npm run build:prod
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Build the app with Angular aot. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
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npm run electron:local
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Builds your application and start electron
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npm run electron:linux
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Builds your application and creates an app consumable on linux system
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npm run electron:windows
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On a Windows OS, builds your application and creates an app consumable in windows 32/64 bit systems
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npm run electron:mac
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On a MAC OS, builds your application and generates a .app file of your application that can be run on Mac
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\n \n Backup on AWS S3 ? Never been so easy!\n
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Introduction
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This app allows you to use AWS (Amazon Web Services) S3 as backup system for desktop environments.\nLike Dropbox or Google Drive app you can backup your important data on AWS S3.\nThis desktop app allows you to configure 3 different types of backup job (One time, recurring, live) to backup your data in an S3 bucket.
\n
\n
One time: the backup job will be executed only one time as programmed.
\n
Recurring: the backup job will be executed periodically as programmed.
\n
Live: any time a file associated with the backup job changes it will be transferred to the S3 bucket.
\n
\n
This is a cross platform app, built with Electron, so you can use it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
\n
Requirement
\n
This app use the AWS CLI \"sync\" command, this mean that you must install the AWS CLI in order to use this app.
After installation go to settings page and configure the AWS credentials.
\n
In order to use the app you must set an \"AWS access key ID\", an \"AWS secret access key\" and an \"AWS Region\" that you can create through the IAM service in the AWS console.\nThe IAM user needs a programmatic access account with a correct read/write S3 policy attached (e.g AmazonS3FullAccess) and CloudWatch Metrics (e.g CloudWatchReadOnlyAccess).\nYou can use any IAM S3 policy that grant access to the buckets that you want to use with the app.\nHere an example policy: IAM S3 example policy
This app allows you to use AWS (Amazon Web Services) S3 as backup system for desktop environments.\nLike Dropbox or Google Drive app you can backup your important data on AWS S3.\nThis desktop app allows you to configure 3 different types of backup job (One time, recurring, live) to backup your data in an S3 bucket.
\n
\n
One time: the backup job will be executed only one time as programmed.
\n
Recurring: the backup job will be executed periodically as programmed.
\n
Live: any time a file associated with the backup job changes it will be transferred to the S3 bucket.
\n
\n
This is a cross platform app, built with Electron, so you can use it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
\n
Requirement
\n
This app use the AWS CLI "sync" command, this mean that you must install the AWS CLI in order to use this app.
After installation go to settings page and configure the AWS credentials.
\n
In order to use the app you must set an "AWS access key ID", an "AWS secret access key" and an "AWS Region" that you can create through the IAM service in the AWS console.\nThe IAM user needs a programmatic access account with a correct read/write S3 policy attached (e.g AmazonS3FullAccess) and CloudWatch Metrics (e.g CloudWatchReadOnlyAccess).\nYou can use any IAM S3 policy that grant access to the buckets that you want to use with the app.\nHere an example policy: IAM S3 example policy
This start a local development environment with hot reload
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You can activate/deactivate "Developer Tools" by commenting or not win.webContents.openDevTools(); in main.ts.
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To build for production
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in a windows terminal window -> npm electron:windows
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in a mac terminal window -> npm electron:mac
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in a linux terminal window -> npm electron:linux
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You will find the app build files in the "app-builds" directory.
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Don't forget to deactivate the "Developer Tools" by commenting win.webContents.openDevTools(); in main.ts.
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Included Commands
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Command
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Description
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npm run ng:serve:web
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Execute the app in the browser
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npm run build
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Build the app. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
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npm run build:prod
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Build the app with Angular aot. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
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npm run electron:local
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Builds your application and start electron
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npm run electron:linux
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Builds your application and creates an app consumable on linux system
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npm run electron:windows
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On a Windows OS, builds your application and creates an app consumable in windows 32/64 bit systems
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npm run electron:mac
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On a MAC OS, builds your application and generates a .app file of your application that can be run on Mac
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\n \n Backup on AWS S3 ? Never been so easy!\n
\n
\n \n \n \n
\n
Introduction
\n
This app allows you to use AWS (Amazon Web Services) S3 as backup system for desktop environments.\nLike Dropbox or Google Drive app you can backup your important data on AWS S3.\nThis desktop app allows you to configure 3 different types of backup job (One time, recurring, live) to backup your data in an S3 bucket.
\n
\n
One time: the backup job will be executed only one time as programmed.
\n
Recurring: the backup job will be executed periodically as programmed.
\n
Live: any time a file associated with the backup job changes it will be transferred to the S3 bucket.
\n
\n
This is a cross platform app, built with Electron, so you can use it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
\n
Requirement
\n
This app use the AWS CLI \"sync\" command, this mean that you must install the AWS CLI in order to use this app.
After installation go to settings page and configure the AWS credentials.
\n
In order to use the app you must set an \"AWS access key ID\", an \"AWS secret access key\" and an \"AWS Region\" that you can create through the IAM service in the AWS console.\nThe IAM user needs a programmatic access account with a correct read/write S3 policy attached (e.g AmazonS3FullAccess) and CloudWatch Metrics (e.g CloudWatchReadOnlyAccess).\nYou can use any IAM S3 policy that grant access to the buckets that you want to use with the app.\nHere an example policy: IAM S3 example policy
Simple multiplatform desktop app for storing TODOs, ideas or backlog items.\nYou can organize them with boards as a plaintext or markdown. No dependencies, no internet connection required,\nno external accounts. Sleek flow.
New 2.x version introduces a lot of new features including new UI, configurable keybindings, search item feature, emoji, and a lot more! Check it out !
When new version is available just download it, unzip and enjoy. No additional action is required. All your boards and items will be available.
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Change log
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1.8.0
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This is another huge update with number of significant improvements/features added.\nHopefully it will stay for a longer.
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Features & improvements
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dark theme
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search items feature
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backup to file feature
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new top bar unified acroos OS
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modals can be closed by pressing ESC or click outside modal area
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scrollbar ui improved
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number of keyboard shortcuts added
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check for updates on app startup
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other minor ui improvements...
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Bug fixes
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fixed issue which makes impossible to move some item to newly created board
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fix bug when specific items can't be edited nor deleted
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fixed issue when items list was not fully visible (last item was truncated)
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Why I've wrote it ?
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When programming I often have a number of ideas related to possible improvements for the future or a cool new project. Most often, it's just one sentence or a couple of words - just a draft of an idea to expand in the future.
\n
I know that, there are hundreds of todo list managers or other notes manager,\nbut this one will finally perfectly fulfill my needs. So far I wrote my thoughts on sticky notes, I tried Evernote, Simplenote...\nThey are fine, but all of them were either bloated with unnecessary features or lacked the desired "flow" -\nwhen I open a program I want type down thoughts, hit enter, and get back to my actual work. That's how I write Backlog. No dependencies, no internet connection required, no external accounts etc.
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License
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It's free and opensource application under MIT license. You can do whatever you want as long as you include the original copyright and license notice in any copy of the software/source
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Technical
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How ?
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This application is built with Electron and web technologies (javascript, css, html) more specifically: Vue.js. UI toolkit is iView
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Build Setup
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You can build it yourself instead of downloading executable:
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Compiles and hot-reloads for development\nnpm run serve\n\n# Compiles and minifies for production\nnpm run build\n\n# Run your tests\nnpm run test\n\n# Lints and fixes files\nnpm run lint\n\n# Run your unit tests\nnpm run test:unit
Simple multiplatform desktop app for storing TODOs, ideas or backlog items.\nYou can organize them with boards as a plaintext or markdown. No dependencies, no internet connection required,\nno external accounts. Sleek flow.
New 2.x version introduces a lot of new features including new UI, configurable keybindings, search item feature, emoji, and a lot more! Check it out !
When new version is available just download it, unzip and enjoy. No additional action is required. All your boards and items will be available.
\n
Change log
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1.8.0
\n
\n
This is another huge update with number of significant improvements/features added.\nHopefully it will stay for a longer.
\n
\n
Features & improvements
\n
\n
dark theme
\n
search items feature
\n
backup to file feature
\n
new top bar unified acroos OS
\n
modals can be closed by pressing ESC or click outside modal area
\n
scrollbar ui improved
\n
number of keyboard shortcuts added
\n
check for updates on app startup
\n
other minor ui improvements...
\n
\n
Bug fixes
\n
\n
fixed issue which makes impossible to move some item to newly created board
\n
fix bug when specific items can't be edited nor deleted
\n
fixed issue when items list was not fully visible (last item was truncated)
\n
\n
Why I've wrote it ?
\n
When programming I often have a number of ideas related to possible improvements for the future or a cool new project. Most often, it's just one sentence or a couple of words - just a draft of an idea to expand in the future.
\n
I know that, there are hundreds of todo list managers or other notes manager,\nbut this one will finally perfectly fulfill my needs. So far I wrote my thoughts on sticky notes, I tried Evernote, Simplenote...\nThey are fine, but all of them were either bloated with unnecessary features or lacked the desired \"flow\" -\nwhen I open a program I want type down thoughts, hit enter, and get back to my actual work. That's how I write Backlog. No dependencies, no internet connection required, no external accounts etc.
\n
License
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It's free and opensource application under MIT license. You can do whatever you want as long as you include the original copyright and license notice in any copy of the software/source
\n
Technical
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How ?
\n
This application is built with Electron and web technologies (javascript, css, html) more specifically: Vue.js. UI toolkit is iView
\n
Build Setup
\n
You can build it yourself instead of downloading executable:
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Compiles and hot-reloads for development\nnpm run serve\n\n# Compiles and minifies for production\nnpm run build\n\n# Run your tests\nnpm run test\n\n# Lints and fixes files\nnpm run lint\n\n# Run your unit tests\nnpm run test:unit
###>Batcave client built with Electron and Angular2.
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Experience smooth texting in the dark environment with a classy batcave desktop app electron based on a cool dark theme. Just simple with coloured chat bubbles. Feel free to tell me any suggestions, or let me know about any issues. Enjoy!
Download Batcave desktop application for Windows, MacOS and Linux.
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License
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MIT
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###>Batcave client built with Electron and Angular2.
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Experience smooth texting in the dark environment with a classy batcave desktop app electron based on a cool dark theme. Just simple with coloured chat bubbles. Feel free to tell me any suggestions, or let me know about any issues. Enjoy!
Simple multiplatform desktop app for storing TODOs, ideas or backlog items.\nYou can organize them with boards as a plaintext or markdown. No dependencies, no internet connection required,\nno external accounts. Sleek flow.
New 2.x version introduces a lot of new features including new UI, configurable keybindings, search item feature, emoji, and a lot more! Check it out !
When new version is available just download it, unzip and enjoy. No additional action is required. All your boards and items will be available.
\n
Change log
\n
1.8.0
\n
\n
This is another huge update with number of significant improvements/features added.\nHopefully it will stay for a longer.
\n
\n
Features & improvements
\n
\n
dark theme
\n
search items feature
\n
backup to file feature
\n
new top bar unified acroos OS
\n
modals can be closed by pressing ESC or click outside modal area
\n
scrollbar ui improved
\n
number of keyboard shortcuts added
\n
check for updates on app startup
\n
other minor ui improvements...
\n
\n
Bug fixes
\n
\n
fixed issue which makes impossible to move some item to newly created board
\n
fix bug when specific items can't be edited nor deleted
\n
fixed issue when items list was not fully visible (last item was truncated)
\n
\n
Why I've wrote it ?
\n
When programming I often have a number of ideas related to possible improvements for the future or a cool new project. Most often, it's just one sentence or a couple of words - just a draft of an idea to expand in the future.
\n
I know that, there are hundreds of todo list managers or other notes manager,\nbut this one will finally perfectly fulfill my needs. So far I wrote my thoughts on sticky notes, I tried Evernote, Simplenote...\nThey are fine, but all of them were either bloated with unnecessary features or lacked the desired "flow" -\nwhen I open a program I want type down thoughts, hit enter, and get back to my actual work. That's how I write Backlog. No dependencies, no internet connection required, no external accounts etc.
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License
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It's free and opensource application under MIT license. You can do whatever you want as long as you include the original copyright and license notice in any copy of the software/source
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Technical
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How ?
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This application is built with Electron and web technologies (javascript, css, html) more specifically: Vue.js. UI toolkit is iView
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Build Setup
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You can build it yourself instead of downloading executable:
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Compiles and hot-reloads for development\nnpm run serve\n\n# Compiles and minifies for production\nnpm run build\n\n# Run your tests\nnpm run test\n\n# Lints and fixes files\nnpm run lint\n\n# Run your unit tests\nnpm run test:unit
Simple multiplatform desktop app for storing TODOs, ideas or backlog items.\nYou can organize them with boards as a plaintext or markdown. No dependencies, no internet connection required,\nno external accounts. Sleek flow.
New 2.x version introduces a lot of new features including new UI, configurable keybindings, search item feature, emoji, and a lot more! Check it out !
When new version is available just download it, unzip and enjoy. No additional action is required. All your boards and items will be available.
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Change log
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1.8.0
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This is another huge update with number of significant improvements/features added.\nHopefully it will stay for a longer.
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Features & improvements
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dark theme
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search items feature
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backup to file feature
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new top bar unified acroos OS
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modals can be closed by pressing ESC or click outside modal area
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scrollbar ui improved
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number of keyboard shortcuts added
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check for updates on app startup
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other minor ui improvements...
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Bug fixes
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fixed issue which makes impossible to move some item to newly created board
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fix bug when specific items can't be edited nor deleted
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fixed issue when items list was not fully visible (last item was truncated)
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Why I've wrote it ?
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When programming I often have a number of ideas related to possible improvements for the future or a cool new project. Most often, it's just one sentence or a couple of words - just a draft of an idea to expand in the future.
\n
I know that, there are hundreds of todo list managers or other notes manager,\nbut this one will finally perfectly fulfill my needs. So far I wrote my thoughts on sticky notes, I tried Evernote, Simplenote...\nThey are fine, but all of them were either bloated with unnecessary features or lacked the desired \"flow\" -\nwhen I open a program I want type down thoughts, hit enter, and get back to my actual work. That's how I write Backlog. No dependencies, no internet connection required, no external accounts etc.
\n
License
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It's free and opensource application under MIT license. You can do whatever you want as long as you include the original copyright and license notice in any copy of the software/source
\n
Technical
\n
How ?
\n
This application is built with Electron and web technologies (javascript, css, html) more specifically: Vue.js. UI toolkit is iView
\n
Build Setup
\n
You can build it yourself instead of downloading executable:
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Compiles and hot-reloads for development\nnpm run serve\n\n# Compiles and minifies for production\nnpm run build\n\n# Run your tests\nnpm run test\n\n# Lints and fixes files\nnpm run lint\n\n# Run your unit tests\nnpm run test:unit
###>Batcave client built with Electron and Angular2.
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Experience smooth texting in the dark environment with a classy batcave desktop app electron based on a cool dark theme. Just simple with coloured chat bubbles. Feel free to tell me any suggestions, or let me know about any issues. Enjoy!
Download Batcave desktop application for Windows, MacOS and Linux.
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License
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MIT
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###>Batcave client built with Electron and Angular2.
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Experience smooth texting in the dark environment with a classy batcave desktop app electron based on a cool dark theme. Just simple with coloured chat bubbles. Feel free to tell me any suggestions, or let me know about any issues. Enjoy!
Beaker is an experimental peer-to-peer Web browser. It adds new APIs for building hostless applications while remaining compatible with the rest of the Web. Visit the website.
\n
Please feel free to open usability issues. Join us at #beakerbrowser on Freenode.
\n
Sponsors
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Sponsors support this project by contributing $100 a month or more. Become a sponsor
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Backers
\n
Backers support this project by contributing $2 to $99 a month. Become a backer
DEBUG: which log systems to output? A comma-separated string. Can be beaker, dat, bittorrent-dht, dns-discovery, hypercore-protocol. Specify * for all.
\n
BEAKER_OPEN_URL: open the given URL on load, rather than the previous session or default tab.
\n
BEAKER_USER_DATA_PATH: override the user-data path, therefore changing where data is read/written. Useful for testing. For default value see userData in the electron docs.
\n
BEAKER_DAT_QUOTA_DEFAULT_BYTES_ALLOWED: override the default max-quota for bytes allowed to be written by a dat site. Useful for testing. Default value is '500mb'. This can be a Number or a String. Check bytes.parse for supported units and abbreviations.
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Known issues
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tmux
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Launching from tmux is known to cause issues with GUI apps in macOS. On Beaker, it may cause the application to hang during startup.
\n
Contributors
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This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
\n
License
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MIT License (MIT)
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Copyright (c) 2018 Blue Link Labs
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Beaker Browser
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Beaker is an experimental peer-to-peer Web browser. It adds new APIs for building hostless applications while remaining compatible with the rest of the Web. Visit the website.
\n
Please feel free to open usability issues. Join us at #beakerbrowser on Freenode.
\n
Sponsors
\n
Sponsors support this project by contributing $100 a month or more. Become a sponsor
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Backers
\n
Backers support this project by contributing $2 to $99 a month. Become a backer
DEBUG: which log systems to output? A comma-separated string. Can be beaker, dat, bittorrent-dht, dns-discovery, hypercore-protocol. Specify * for all.
\n
BEAKER_OPEN_URL: open the given URL on load, rather than the previous session or default tab.
\n
BEAKER_USER_DATA_PATH: override the user-data path, therefore changing where data is read/written. Useful for testing. For default value see userData in the electron docs.
\n
BEAKER_DAT_QUOTA_DEFAULT_BYTES_ALLOWED: override the default max-quota for bytes allowed to be written by a dat site. Useful for testing. Default value is '500mb'. This can be a Number or a String. Check bytes.parse for supported units and abbreviations.
\n
\n
Known issues
\n
tmux
\n
Launching from tmux is known to cause issues with GUI apps in macOS. On Beaker, it may cause the application to hang during startup.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Blue Link Labs
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Beaker is an experimental peer-to-peer Web browser. It adds new APIs for building hostless applications while remaining compatible with the rest of the Web. Visit the website.
\n
Please feel free to open usability issues. Join us at #beakerbrowser on Freenode.
\n
Sponsors
\n
Sponsors support this project by contributing $100 a month or more. Become a sponsor
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Backers
\n
Backers support this project by contributing $2 to $99 a month. Become a backer
In Windows, you'll need to install Python 2.7, Visual Studio 2015 or 2017, and Git. (You might try windows-build-tools.) Then run:
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npm config set python c:/python27\nnpm config set msvs_version 2015\nnpm install -g node-gyp\nnpm install -g gulp
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To build:
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git clone https://github.com/beakerbrowser/beaker.git\ncd beaker/scripts\nnpm install # don't worry about v8 api errors building native modules - rebuild will fix\nnpm run rebuild # needed after each install. see https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/5851\nnpm start
\n
If you pull latest from the repo and get weird module errors, do:
\n
npm run burnthemall
\n
This invokes the mad king, who will torch your node_modules/, and do the full install/rebuild process for you.\n(We chose that command name when GoT was still cool.)\nnpm start should work afterward.
\n
If you're doing development, npm run watch to have assets build automatically.
DEBUG: which log systems to output? A comma-separated string. Can be beaker, dat, bittorrent-dht, dns-discovery, hypercore-protocol. Specify * for all.
\n
BEAKER_OPEN_URL: open the given URL on load, rather than the previous session or default tab.
\n
BEAKER_USER_DATA_PATH: override the user-data path, therefore changing where data is read/written. Useful for testing. For default value see userData in the electron docs.
\n
BEAKER_DAT_QUOTA_DEFAULT_BYTES_ALLOWED: override the default max-quota for bytes allowed to be written by a dat site. Useful for testing. Default value is '500mb'. This can be a Number or a String. Check bytes.parse for supported units and abbreviations.
\n
\n
Vulnerability disclosure
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See SECURITY.md for reporting security issues and vulnerabilities.
\n
Known issues
\n
tmux
\n
Launching from tmux is known to cause issues with GUI apps in macOS. On Beaker, it may cause the application to hang during startup.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Blue Link Labs
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Beaker Browser
\n
\n
\n
Beaker is an experimental peer-to-peer Web browser. It adds new APIs for building hostless applications while remaining compatible with the rest of the Web. Visit the website.
\n
Please feel free to open usability issues. Join us at #beakerbrowser on Freenode.
\n
Sponsors
\n
Sponsors support this project by contributing $100 a month or more. Become a sponsor
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Backers
\n
Backers support this project by contributing $2 to $99 a month. Become a backer
In Windows, you'll need to install Python 2.7, Visual Studio 2015 or 2017, and Git. (You might try windows-build-tools.) Then run:
\n
npm config set python c:/python27\nnpm config set msvs_version 2015\nnpm install -g node-gyp\nnpm install -g gulp
\n
To build:
\n
git clone https://github.com/beakerbrowser/beaker.git\ncd beaker/scripts\nnpm install # don't worry about v8 api errors building native modules - rebuild will fix\nnpm run rebuild # needed after each install. see https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/5851\nnpm start
\n
If you pull latest from the repo and get weird module errors, do:
\n
npm run burnthemall
\n
This invokes the mad king, who will torch your node_modules/, and do the full install/rebuild process for you.\n(We chose that command name when GoT was still cool.)\nnpm start should work afterward.
\n
If you're doing development, npm run watch to have assets build automatically.
DEBUG: which log systems to output? A comma-separated string. Can be beaker, dat, bittorrent-dht, dns-discovery, hypercore-protocol. Specify * for all.
\n
BEAKER_OPEN_URL: open the given URL on load, rather than the previous session or default tab.
\n
BEAKER_USER_DATA_PATH: override the user-data path, therefore changing where data is read/written. Useful for testing. For default value see userData in the electron docs.
\n
BEAKER_DAT_QUOTA_DEFAULT_BYTES_ALLOWED: override the default max-quota for bytes allowed to be written by a dat site. Useful for testing. Default value is '500mb'. This can be a Number or a String. Check bytes.parse for supported units and abbreviations.
\n
\n
Vulnerability disclosure
\n
See SECURITY.md for reporting security issues and vulnerabilities.
\n
Known issues
\n
tmux
\n
Launching from tmux is known to cause issues with GUI apps in macOS. On Beaker, it may cause the application to hang during startup.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Blue Link Labs
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
git clone https://github.com/kyaroru/bear-sweeper.git\ncd bear-sweeper\nnpm i
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Start & Run in Browser
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npm start
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Start & Run Electron App
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npm run start-app
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Build & Deploy
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npm run mas-dev (for MacOS - development version for Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run mas (for MacOS - distribute via Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run dmg (for MacOS - distribute outside Mac App Store)\nnpm run appx (for Windows - distribute via Windows Store) --- PUBLISHER ACCOUNT NEEDED\nnpm run win (for Window - distribute outside Windows store)
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Available on Mac/Windows
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BearSweeper
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Welcome, this game was originally built using React Native & now porting to Electron + ReactJS
git clone https://github.com/kyaroru/bear-sweeper.git\ncd bear-sweeper\nnpm i
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Start & Run in Browser
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npm start
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Start & Run Electron App
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npm run start-app
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Build & Deploy
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npm run mas-dev (for MacOS - development version for Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run mas (for MacOS - distribute via Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run dmg (for MacOS - distribute outside Mac App Store)\nnpm run appx (for Windows - distribute via Windows Store) --- PUBLISHER ACCOUNT NEEDED\nnpm run win (for Window - distribute outside Windows store)
git clone https://github.com/kyaroru/bear-sweeper.git\ncd bear-sweeper\nnpm i
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Start & Run in Browser
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npm start
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Start & Run Electron App
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npm run start-app
\n
Build & Deploy
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npm run mas-dev (for MacOS - development version for Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run mas (for MacOS - distribute via Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run dmg (for MacOS - distribute outside Mac App Store)\nnpm run appx (for Windows - distribute via Windows Store) --- PUBLISHER ACCOUNT NEEDED\nnpm run win (for Window - distribute outside Windows store)
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Available on Mac/Windows
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+ "readmeOriginal": "
BearSweeper
\n
\n
Welcome, this game was originally built using React Native & now porting to Electron + ReactJS
git clone https://github.com/kyaroru/bear-sweeper.git\ncd bear-sweeper\nnpm i
\n
Start & Run in Browser
\n
npm start
\n
Start & Run Electron App
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npm run start-app
\n
Build & Deploy
\n
npm run mas-dev (for MacOS - development version for Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run mas (for MacOS - distribute via Mac App Store) --- CERT & PROVISIONING NEEDED\nnpm run dmg (for MacOS - distribute outside Mac App Store)\nnpm run appx (for Windows - distribute via Windows Store) --- PUBLISHER ACCOUNT NEEDED\nnpm run win (for Window - distribute outside Windows store)
autoEdit 2 is a fast text based video editing, desktop app for Mac, Linux and Windows, built with node and electron, and Backbone front end. For making video production faster, easier and more accessible.
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Ready to use release
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See releases section to download latest packaged version ready to use. And view user manual for overview of the app.
Compiles the js client side files with browserify and starts electron
\n
Note: You'd also need to get Speech to text keys or have the Gentle Open source app running locally check out the user manual for more details, unless you are choosing pocketsphinx as speech to text option.
autoEdit 2 is a fast text based video editing, desktop app for Mac, Linux and Windows, built with node and electron, and Backbone front end. For making video production faster, easier and more accessible.
\n
Ready to use release
\n
See releases section to download latest packaged version ready to use. And view user manual for overview of the app.
Compiles the js client side files with browserify and starts electron
\n
Note: You'd also need to get Speech to text keys or have the Gentle Open source app running locally check out the user manual for more details, unless you are choosing pocketsphinx as speech to text option.
En la versión actual soportamos las siguientes placas:
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Arduino UNO
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Freaduino UNO
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BQ ZUM
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Y los siguientes robots:
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ZOWI
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¿Utilizas otra placa o robot y quieres que la añadamos en Bitbloq? Escríbenos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com e intentaremos hablar con el fabricante para que nos permita introducirlo en Bitbloq.\nPor supuesto es un proyecto Open Source y también aceptamos contribuciones de cualquier persona siempre que sean correctas.
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Actualmente Bitbloq offline funciona en las siguientes plataformas:
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Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 y superior, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
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Mac OS X 10.9 o superior
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Windows 7 y posterior, ambos 32 y 64 (la versión ARM de Windows no está soportada por ahora).
\n
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Puedes encontrar los instaladores de la aplicación aquí:
Es una aplicación portable, no requiere instalación ni permisos de administrador para ejecutarse, pero tu placa es posible que requiera drivers, hemos añadido algunos en la carpeta drivers de la aplicación. ¡ Acuérdate de instalarlos !
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\n
Acuérdate de descomprimir el fichero que te descargas en una carpeta en la que luego el usuario que lo utilice tenga permisos, por ejemplo, en windows no la descomprimas directamente en "c:", o en la carpeta de "c:/Archivos de programa", ejemplos válidos son la carpeta "Documentos" del usuario o en el escritorio.
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¿No te detecta la placa y está conectada el ordenador? Revisa este documento y si sigues teniendo incidencias, no dudes en escríbirnos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com.
\n
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\n
Recuerda que al ser una aplicación offline, no tendrás todas las ventajas ni novedades de la web. Te recomendamos que la uses solo cuando no tienes conexión estable a internet.
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Bitbloq Offline
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[en_GB]
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THIS PROJECT IS DISCONTINUED AND WILL NO RECEIVE FURTHER SUPPORT
The current version supports the following boards:
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Arduino UNO
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Freaduino UNO
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BQ ZUM
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And the following robots:
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ZOWI
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Do you have a board or robot that is not in Bitbloq? Email us to support.bitbloq.en@bq.com, and we will reach the manufacturer to introduce it on Bitbloq.\nBitbloq is an Open Source project so we will accept contributions adding new boards / robots if they are correct.
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In this platforms:
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Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
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Mac OS X 10.9 or greater
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Windows 7 and later, both 32 and 64 (ARM version os Windows is not suported for now).
This will generate a /dist/{os} folder with the app ready to be launched.
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App Structure
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app\n├── fonts // App fonts\n├── images // App images\n│ ├── boards // Images for boards\n│ ├── components // Images for components\n│ ├── icons // Icons for svgstore\n│ └── robots // Images for robots\n├── res // Common resources\n│ ├── locales // Language translations\n│ ├── menus // JSON files for generating menus\n│ └── web2board // web2board nested app\n├── scripts // Angular scripts\n│ ├── controllers // Angular controllers\n│ ├── directives // Angular directives\n│ ├── factories // Angular factories\n│ └── services // Angular services\n├── styles // App styles\n│ ├── components // Styles for components\n│ ├── vendor // Vendor styles\n│ └── views // Styles for views\n└── views // All views\n│ ├── components // Views for components\n│ └── view.html // App normal view\n└── main.js // Electron config\n
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Developing
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You can set your own config in main.js file.
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Grunt tasks
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grunt svgstore // Generates an svg sprite from icons folder.\ngrunt sass // Compiles scss files to a single main.css file.\ngrunt watch // Watches yout changes and reloads the app.\n
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Bitbloq Offline
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[es_ES]
\n
ESTE PROYECTO ESTÁ DISCONTINUADO Y NO RECIBIRÁ SOPORTE
En la versión actual soportamos las siguientes placas:
\n
\n
Arduino UNO
\n
Freaduino UNO
\n
BQ ZUM
\n
\n
Y los siguientes robots:
\n
\n
ZOWI
\n
\n
¿Utilizas otra placa o robot y quieres que la añadamos en Bitbloq? Escríbenos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com e intentaremos hablar con el fabricante para que nos permita introducirlo en Bitbloq.\nPor supuesto es un proyecto Open Source y también aceptamos contribuciones de cualquier persona siempre que sean correctas.
\n
Actualmente Bitbloq offline funciona en las siguientes plataformas:
\n
\n
Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 y superior, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
\n
Mac OS X 10.9 o superior
\n
Windows 7 y posterior, ambos 32 y 64 (la versión ARM de Windows no está soportada por ahora).
\n
\n
Puedes encontrar los instaladores de la aplicación aquí:
Es una aplicación portable, no requiere instalación ni permisos de administrador para ejecutarse, pero tu placa es posible que requiera drivers, hemos añadido algunos en la carpeta drivers de la aplicación. ¡ Acuérdate de instalarlos !
\n
\n
\n
Acuérdate de descomprimir el fichero que te descargas en una carpeta en la que luego el usuario que lo utilice tenga permisos, por ejemplo, en windows no la descomprimas directamente en \"c:\", o en la carpeta de \"c:/Archivos de programa\", ejemplos válidos son la carpeta \"Documentos\" del usuario o en el escritorio.
\n
\n
\n
¿No te detecta la placa y está conectada el ordenador? Revisa este documento y si sigues teniendo incidencias, no dudes en escríbirnos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com.
\n
\n
\n
Recuerda que al ser una aplicación offline, no tendrás todas las ventajas ni novedades de la web. Te recomendamos que la uses solo cuando no tienes conexión estable a internet.
\n
\n
Bitbloq Offline
\n
[en_GB]
\n
THIS PROJECT IS DISCONTINUED AND WILL NO RECEIVE FURTHER SUPPORT
The current version supports the following boards:
\n
\n
Arduino UNO
\n
Freaduino UNO
\n
BQ ZUM
\n
\n
And the following robots:
\n
\n
ZOWI
\n
\n
Do you have a board or robot that is not in Bitbloq? Email us to support.bitbloq.en@bq.com, and we will reach the manufacturer to introduce it on Bitbloq.\nBitbloq is an Open Source project so we will accept contributions adding new boards / robots if they are correct.
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In this platforms:
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Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
\n
Mac OS X 10.9 or greater
\n
Windows 7 and later, both 32 and 64 (ARM version os Windows is not suported for now).
This will generate a /dist/{os} folder with the app ready to be launched.
\n
App Structure
\n
app\n├── fonts // App fonts\n├── images // App images\n│ ├── boards // Images for boards\n│ ├── components // Images for components\n│ ├── icons // Icons for svgstore\n│ └── robots // Images for robots\n├── res // Common resources\n│ ├── locales // Language translations\n│ ├── menus // JSON files for generating menus\n│ └── web2board // web2board nested app\n├── scripts // Angular scripts\n│ ├── controllers // Angular controllers\n│ ├── directives // Angular directives\n│ ├── factories // Angular factories\n│ └── services // Angular services\n├── styles // App styles\n│ ├── components // Styles for components\n│ ├── vendor // Vendor styles\n│ └── views // Styles for views\n└── views // All views\n│ ├── components // Views for components\n│ └── view.html // App normal view\n└── main.js // Electron config\n
\n
Developing
\n
You can set your own config in main.js file.
\n
Grunt tasks
\n
grunt svgstore // Generates an svg sprite from icons folder.\ngrunt sass // Compiles scss files to a single main.css file.\ngrunt watch // Watches yout changes and reloads the app.\n
npm run build // build unpacked dir. Useful to test\nnpm run pack:windows // build for Windows\nnpm run pack:mac // build for Mac\nnpm run pack:linux // build for Linux\nnpm run dist:all // build for Windows, Mac and Linux\n
npm run build // build unpacked dir. Useful to test\nnpm run pack:windows // build for Windows\nnpm run pack:mac // build for Mac\nnpm run pack:linux // build for Linux\nnpm run dist:all // build for Windows, Mac and Linux\n
npm run build // build unpacked dir. Useful to test\nnpm run pack:windows // build for Windows\nnpm run pack:mac // build for Mac\nnpm run pack:linux // build for Linux\nnpm run dist:all // build for Windows, Mac and Linux\n
npm run build // build unpacked dir. Useful to test\nnpm run pack:windows // build for Windows\nnpm run pack:mac // build for Mac\nnpm run pack:linux // build for Linux\nnpm run dist:all // build for Windows, Mac and Linux\n
En la versión actual soportamos las siguientes placas:
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\n
Arduino UNO
\n
Freaduino UNO
\n
BQ ZUM
\n
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Y los siguientes robots:
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\n
ZOWI
\n
\n
¿Utilizas otra placa o robot y quieres que la añadamos en Bitbloq? Escríbenos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com e intentaremos hablar con el fabricante para que nos permita introducirlo en Bitbloq.\nPor supuesto es un proyecto Open Source y también aceptamos contribuciones de cualquier persona siempre que sean correctas.
\n
Actualmente Bitbloq offline funciona en las siguientes plataformas:
\n
\n
Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 y superior, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
\n
Mac OS X 10.9 o superior
\n
Windows 7 y posterior, ambos 32 y 64 (la versión ARM de Windows no está soportada por ahora).
\n
\n
Puedes encontrar los instaladores de la aplicación aquí:
Es una aplicación portable, no requiere instalación ni permisos de administrador para ejecutarse, pero tu placa es posible que requiera drivers, hemos añadido algunos en la carpeta drivers de la aplicación. ¡ Acuérdate de instalarlos !
\n
\n
\n
Acuérdate de descomprimir el fichero que te descargas en una carpeta en la que luego el usuario que lo utilice tenga permisos, por ejemplo, en windows no la descomprimas directamente en "c:", o en la carpeta de "c:/Archivos de programa", ejemplos válidos son la carpeta "Documentos" del usuario o en el escritorio.
\n
\n
\n
¿No te detecta la placa y está conectada el ordenador? Revisa este documento y si sigues teniendo incidencias, no dudes en escríbirnos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com.
\n
\n
\n
Recuerda que al ser una aplicación offline, no tendrás todas las ventajas ni novedades de la web. Te recomendamos que la uses solo cuando no tienes conexión estable a internet.
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Bitbloq Offline
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[en_GB]
\n
THIS PROJECT IS DISCONTINUED AND WILL NO RECEIVE FURTHER SUPPORT
The current version supports the following boards:
\n
\n
Arduino UNO
\n
Freaduino UNO
\n
BQ ZUM
\n
\n
And the following robots:
\n
\n
ZOWI
\n
\n
Do you have a board or robot that is not in Bitbloq? Email us to support.bitbloq.en@bq.com, and we will reach the manufacturer to introduce it on Bitbloq.\nBitbloq is an Open Source project so we will accept contributions adding new boards / robots if they are correct.
\n
In this platforms:
\n
\n
Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
\n
Mac OS X 10.9 or greater
\n
Windows 7 and later, both 32 and 64 (ARM version os Windows is not suported for now).
This will generate a /dist/{os} folder with the app ready to be launched.
\n
App Structure
\n
app\n├── fonts // App fonts\n├── images // App images\n│ ├── boards // Images for boards\n│ ├── components // Images for components\n│ ├── icons // Icons for svgstore\n│ └── robots // Images for robots\n├── res // Common resources\n│ ├── locales // Language translations\n│ ├── menus // JSON files for generating menus\n│ └── web2board // web2board nested app\n├── scripts // Angular scripts\n│ ├── controllers // Angular controllers\n│ ├── directives // Angular directives\n│ ├── factories // Angular factories\n│ └── services // Angular services\n├── styles // App styles\n│ ├── components // Styles for components\n│ ├── vendor // Vendor styles\n│ └── views // Styles for views\n└── views // All views\n│ ├── components // Views for components\n│ └── view.html // App normal view\n└── main.js // Electron config\n
\n
Developing
\n
You can set your own config in main.js file.
\n
Grunt tasks
\n
grunt svgstore // Generates an svg sprite from icons folder.\ngrunt sass // Compiles scss files to a single main.css file.\ngrunt watch // Watches yout changes and reloads the app.\n
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Bitbloq Offline
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[es_ES]
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ESTE PROYECTO ESTÁ DISCONTINUADO Y NO RECIBIRÁ SOPORTE
En la versión actual soportamos las siguientes placas:
\n
\n
Arduino UNO
\n
Freaduino UNO
\n
BQ ZUM
\n
\n
Y los siguientes robots:
\n
\n
ZOWI
\n
\n
¿Utilizas otra placa o robot y quieres que la añadamos en Bitbloq? Escríbenos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com e intentaremos hablar con el fabricante para que nos permita introducirlo en Bitbloq.\nPor supuesto es un proyecto Open Source y también aceptamos contribuciones de cualquier persona siempre que sean correctas.
\n
Actualmente Bitbloq offline funciona en las siguientes plataformas:
\n
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Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 y superior, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
\n
Mac OS X 10.9 o superior
\n
Windows 7 y posterior, ambos 32 y 64 (la versión ARM de Windows no está soportada por ahora).
\n
\n
Puedes encontrar los instaladores de la aplicación aquí:
Es una aplicación portable, no requiere instalación ni permisos de administrador para ejecutarse, pero tu placa es posible que requiera drivers, hemos añadido algunos en la carpeta drivers de la aplicación. ¡ Acuérdate de instalarlos !
\n
\n
\n
Acuérdate de descomprimir el fichero que te descargas en una carpeta en la que luego el usuario que lo utilice tenga permisos, por ejemplo, en windows no la descomprimas directamente en \"c:\", o en la carpeta de \"c:/Archivos de programa\", ejemplos válidos son la carpeta \"Documentos\" del usuario o en el escritorio.
\n
\n
\n
¿No te detecta la placa y está conectada el ordenador? Revisa este documento y si sigues teniendo incidencias, no dudes en escríbirnos a soporte.bitbloq@bq.com.
\n
\n
\n
Recuerda que al ser una aplicación offline, no tendrás todas las ventajas ni novedades de la web. Te recomendamos que la uses solo cuando no tienes conexión estable a internet.
\n
\n
Bitbloq Offline
\n
[en_GB]
\n
THIS PROJECT IS DISCONTINUED AND WILL NO RECEIVE FURTHER SUPPORT
The current version supports the following boards:
\n
\n
Arduino UNO
\n
Freaduino UNO
\n
BQ ZUM
\n
\n
And the following robots:
\n
\n
ZOWI
\n
\n
Do you have a board or robot that is not in Bitbloq? Email us to support.bitbloq.en@bq.com, and we will reach the manufacturer to introduce it on Bitbloq.\nBitbloq is an Open Source project so we will accept contributions adding new boards / robots if they are correct.
\n
In this platforms:
\n
\n
Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Fedora 21, Debian 8)
\n
Mac OS X 10.9 or greater
\n
Windows 7 and later, both 32 and 64 (ARM version os Windows is not suported for now).
This will generate a /dist/{os} folder with the app ready to be launched.
\n
App Structure
\n
app\n├── fonts // App fonts\n├── images // App images\n│ ├── boards // Images for boards\n│ ├── components // Images for components\n│ ├── icons // Icons for svgstore\n│ └── robots // Images for robots\n├── res // Common resources\n│ ├── locales // Language translations\n│ ├── menus // JSON files for generating menus\n│ └── web2board // web2board nested app\n├── scripts // Angular scripts\n│ ├── controllers // Angular controllers\n│ ├── directives // Angular directives\n│ ├── factories // Angular factories\n│ └── services // Angular services\n├── styles // App styles\n│ ├── components // Styles for components\n│ ├── vendor // Vendor styles\n│ └── views // Styles for views\n└── views // All views\n│ ├── components // Views for components\n│ └── view.html // App normal view\n└── main.js // Electron config\n
\n
Developing
\n
You can set your own config in main.js file.
\n
Grunt tasks
\n
grunt svgstore // Generates an svg sprite from icons folder.\ngrunt sass // Compiles scss files to a single main.css file.\ngrunt watch // Watches yout changes and reloads the app.\n
Thank you to all the people who have contributed to Boostnote!
\n
\n
Supporting Boostnote
\n
Boostnote is an open source project. It's an independent project with its ongoing development made possible thanks to the support by our amazing backers.
\n
Issues on Boostnote can be funded by anyone and the money will be distributed to contributors and maintainers. If you use Boostnote please consider becoming a backer:
Thank you to all the people who have contributed to Boostnote!
\n
\n
Supporting Boostnote
\n
Boostnote is an open source project. It's an independent project with its ongoing development made possible thanks to the support by our amazing backers.
\n
Issues on Boostnote can be funded by anyone and the money will be distributed to contributors and maintainers. If you use Boostnote please consider becoming a backer:
Blockbench is a free, modern model editor for Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition. \nBlockbench features a modern and intuitive UI, plugin support and innovative features. It is the industry standard for creating custom 3D models for the Minecraft Marketplace. \nProject and download page: blockbench.net
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Blockbench
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Blockbench is a free, modern model editor for Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition. \nBlockbench features a modern and intuitive UI, plugin support and innovative features. It is the industry standard for creating custom 3D models for the Minecraft Marketplace. \nProject and download page: blockbench.net
Blockbench is a free, modern model editor for boxy models and pixel art textures.\nModels can be exported for Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition as well as most game engines and other 3D applications. \nBlockbench features a modern and intuitive UI, plugin support and innovative features. It is the industry standard for creating custom 3D models for the Minecraft Marketplace. \nWebsite and download: blockbench.net
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Contribution
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I am not actively using this repository to develop Blockbench. Therefore, I currently won't accept pull requests, sorry!\nIf you want something implemented in Blockbench, please write a plugin, create an issue labeled [Suggestion], or contact me on Discord.\nIf you want to contribute Blockbench translations, please visit blockbench.net/translations. Thank you!
Blockbench is a free, modern model editor for boxy models and pixel art textures.\nModels can be exported for Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition as well as most game engines and other 3D applications. \nBlockbench features a modern and intuitive UI, plugin support and innovative features. It is the industry standard for creating custom 3D models for the Minecraft Marketplace. \nWebsite and download: blockbench.net
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Contribution
\n
I am not actively using this repository to develop Blockbench. Therefore, I currently won't accept pull requests, sorry!\nIf you want something implemented in Blockbench, please write a plugin, create an issue labeled [Suggestion], or contact me on Discord.\nIf you want to contribute Blockbench translations, please visit blockbench.net/translations. Thank you!
BlinkMindDesktop is an open source mind-map and outliner app.
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BlinkMindDesktop is an MIT licensed open source project, and the latest version will always be downloadable for free from the GitHub release page. BlinkMindDesktop is still in development.
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BlinkMindDesktop uses the open source mind-map library BlinkMind for mind-map rendering.
Set topic style include border, text color, font, background and links.
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Customize theme
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✔️
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Theme editor, import theme, export theme.
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Shortcuts
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✔️
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Shortcuts to make more efficient.
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Drag and drop
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Support drag one topic and then drop to another topic to reorganize the mind map.
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Open and save file
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Save and open .bmind file, double click file to open.
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Export topic to image
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✔️
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Export topic to png/jpg/svg.
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Insert image to topic
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✔️
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Every topic can insert unlimited images.
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Paste rich text to topic
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✔️
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You can paste rich text from browser/microsoft word/apple pages or anything else to BlinkMind without losing format.
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Rich text editor for topic notes
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✔️
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Rich text editor for topic notes.
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Focus mode
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✔️
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Select any topic node as the editor root and only show that branch.
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Outliner mode
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✔️
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Seamlessly switch between mind map and outliner, some outliner's shortcuts are different from mindmap mode.
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Search
\n
✔️
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Search topic content and navigate to it.
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Tags
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✔️
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Topics can add tags and you can navigate from tags.
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Copy topics and paste
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on the way
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Copy multi topics including all the infomation(content,notes,tags and all attachment) and paste to another location(same document or another document).
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Topic reference
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on the way
\n
Topics can reference each other and navigate conveniently.
\n
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Link curve between any two topics
\n
on the way
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Link curve between any two topics
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Markdown editor
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planing
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When editing topic notes, you can choose use rich html editor or markdown editor, for users who familiar and like markdown grammar. Markdown editor will support latex and mermaid.
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Manual layout diagram
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planing
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Manual layout diagram
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Cloud Storage
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planing
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Save and open file from clound storage(icloud/onedrive/google drive).
BlinkMindDesktop is an open source mind-map and outliner app.
\n
BlinkMindDesktop is an MIT licensed open source project, and the latest version will always be downloadable for free from the GitHub release page. BlinkMindDesktop is still in development.
\n
BlinkMindDesktop uses the open source mind-map library BlinkMind for mind-map rendering.
Set topic style include border, text color, font, background and links.
\n
\n
\n
Customize theme
\n
✔️
\n
Theme editor, import theme, export theme.
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\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
✔️
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Shortcuts to make more efficient.
\n
\n
\n
Drag and drop
\n
✔️
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Support drag one topic and then drop to another topic to reorganize the mind map.
\n
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Open and save file
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✔️
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Save and open .bmind file, double click file to open.
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Export topic to image
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✔️
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Export topic to png/jpg/svg.
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Insert image to topic
\n
✔️
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Every topic can insert unlimited images.
\n
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Paste rich text to topic
\n
✔️
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You can paste rich text from browser/microsoft word/apple pages or anything else to BlinkMind without losing format.
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\n
Rich text editor for topic notes
\n
✔️
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Rich text editor for topic notes.
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Focus mode
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✔️
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Select any topic node as the editor root and only show that branch.
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Outliner mode
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✔️
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Seamlessly switch between mind map and outliner, some outliner's shortcuts are different from mindmap mode.
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Search
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✔️
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Search topic content and navigate to it.
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Tags
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✔️
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Topics can add tags and you can navigate from tags.
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Copy topics and paste
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on the way
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Copy multi topics including all the infomation(content,notes,tags and all attachment) and paste to another location(same document or another document).
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Topic reference
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on the way
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Link curve between any two topics
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on the way
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Link curve between any two topics
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Markdown editor
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planing
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Manual layout diagram
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planing
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Manual layout diagram
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Cloud Storage
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planing
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Save and open file from clound storage(icloud/onedrive/google drive).
We'll launch the clean and simple wiki specially optimized for developers called "Boost Hub" at June 2020!
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Boost Hub will aim to be a collaborative wiki tool for teams to centralize and amplify the availability and search ability of both first-party and third-party information.
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\n
\n
Note-taking app for programmers.
\n
Apps available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
\n
Built with Electron, React + Redux, Webpack, and CSSModules.
Thank you to all the people who have contributed to Boostnote!
\n
\n
Supporting Boostnote
\n
Boostnote is an open source project. It's an independent project with its ongoing development made possible thanks to the support by our amazing backers.
\n
Issues on Boostnote can be funded by anyone and the money will be distributed to contributors and maintainers. If you use Boostnote please consider becoming a backer:
We'll launch the clean and simple wiki specially optimized for developers called \"Boost Hub\" at June 2020!
\n
Boost Hub will aim to be a collaborative wiki tool for teams to centralize and amplify the availability and search ability of both first-party and third-party information.
\n
\n
\n
Note-taking app for programmers.
\n
Apps available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
\n
Built with Electron, React + Redux, Webpack, and CSSModules.
Thank you to all the people who have contributed to Boostnote!
\n
\n
Supporting Boostnote
\n
Boostnote is an open source project. It's an independent project with its ongoing development made possible thanks to the support by our amazing backers.
\n
Issues on Boostnote can be funded by anyone and the money will be distributed to contributors and maintainers. If you use Boostnote please consider becoming a backer:
BrowserDispatcher.app decides which browser to use when you click on a link outside of your web browser.\nBased on your settings, it will display a prompt allowing you to select from a list of browsers or automatically select a browser to open a link with.
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Downloads
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To download the latest release, see releases page (macOS only).
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Note: the application is not signed by Apple Developer ID.\nBy default, Mac OS will not open an app from an unidentified developer.
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In the Finder, locate BrowserDispatcher.app and Control-click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.\nMake BrowserDispatcher.app default web browser. You can use the app menu Preferences > Make default browser or go to System Preferences > General > Default web browser.
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The application is an agent app, that is, menu bar app that does not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window.
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Running from source
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You'll need certain packages installed before you can build and run Browser Dispatcher locally.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
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License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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Browser Dispatcher
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BrowserDispatcher.app decides which browser to use when you click on a link outside of your web browser.\nBased on your settings, it will display a prompt allowing you to select from a list of browsers or automatically select a browser to open a link with.
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Downloads
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To download the latest release, see releases page (macOS only).
\n
Note: the application is not signed by Apple Developer ID.\nBy default, Mac OS will not open an app from an unidentified developer.
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In the Finder, locate BrowserDispatcher.app and Control-click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.\nMake BrowserDispatcher.app default web browser. You can use the app menu Preferences > Make default browser or go to System Preferences > General > Default web browser.
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The application is an agent app, that is, menu bar app that does not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window.
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Running from source
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You'll need certain packages installed before you can build and run Browser Dispatcher locally.
If you enjoy using Browserosaurus, please consider supporting its continued\ndevelopment.
\n
\n
Browserosaurus is an open-source (MIT license), Electron-based browser prompter\nfor macOS. It works by setting itself as the default browser; any clicked links\nin non-browser apps are now sent to Browserosaurus where it’ll present you with\na menu of all your installed browsers. You may now decide which browser you’d\nlike to continue opening the link with.
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Currently supports macOS 10.15.1
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Development
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Ensure you are running the correct version of Node. The repo includes an\n.nvmrc file that includes the version number I use.
To build an icns file from src/images/icon/icon.png, simply run\nyarn run icns.
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Browserosaurus
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If you enjoy using Browserosaurus, please consider supporting its continued\ndevelopment.
\n
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Browserosaurus is an open-source (MIT license), Electron-based browser prompter\nfor macOS. It works by setting itself as the default browser; any clicked links\nin non-browser apps are now sent to Browserosaurus where it’ll present you with\na menu of all your installed browsers. You may now decide which browser you’d\nlike to continue opening the link with.
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Currently supports macOS 10.15.1
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Development
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Ensure you are running the correct version of Node. The repo includes an\n.nvmrc file that includes the version number I use.
If you enjoy using Browserosaurus, please consider supporting its continued\ndevelopment.
\n
Browserosaurus is an open-source (MIT license), Electron-based browser prompter\nfor macOS. It works by setting itself as the default browser; any clicked links\nin non-browser apps are now sent to Browserosaurus where it’ll present you with\na menu of all your installed browsers. You may now decide which browser you’d\nlike to continue opening the link with.
\n
Currently supports macOS 10.15.1
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Development
\n
Ensure you are running the correct version of Node. The repo includes an\n.nvmrc file that includes the version number I use.
To build an icns file (app icon) from src/images/icon/icon.png, simply run\nyarn run icns.
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App is published on GitHub, the following command will prompt to bump version\nnumber, package, notarize, and make installers:
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yarn release\n
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The dmg and zip files can then be added to a GitHub release. Remember to bump\nthe docs (website) version number too.
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Browserosaurus
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If you enjoy using Browserosaurus, please consider supporting its continued\ndevelopment.
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Browserosaurus is an open-source (MIT license), Electron-based browser prompter\nfor macOS. It works by setting itself as the default browser; any clicked links\nin non-browser apps are now sent to Browserosaurus where it’ll present you with\na menu of all your installed browsers. You may now decide which browser you’d\nlike to continue opening the link with.
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Currently supports macOS 10.15.1
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Development
\n
Ensure you are running the correct version of Node. The repo includes an\n.nvmrc file that includes the version number I use.
Buka is a modern software that helps you manage your ebook at ease. With a simple, clean and straight-forward user interface, Buka aims to gather your ebooks for a reading experience without hassles. Buka currently support .PDF format with configurations that helps user focus more on the content.
Run sudo dpkg --install Buka_1.0.0_amd64.deb on the downloaded package.
\n
Launch Buka using the installed Buka command.
\n\n
\n
Of course you can always open .deb package with a package manager like Synaptic, Gnome Software or Gdebi then start the app instead of using command line options.
Run sudo dpkg -r Buka or sudo apt remove --purge buka
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Contributors
\n
Code Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
\n
Financial Contributors
\n
Become a financial contributor and help us sustain our community. [Contribute]
\n
Individuals
\n
\n
Organizations
\n
Support this project with your organization. Your logo will show up here with a link to your website. [Contribute]
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
\n Buka - EBook Management\n
\n
\n \n
\n\n
About Buka
\n
Buka is a modern software that helps you manage your ebook at ease. With a simple, clean and straight-forward user interface, Buka aims to gather your ebooks for a reading experience without hassles. Buka currently support .PDF format with configurations that helps user focus more on the content.
Run sudo dpkg --install Buka_1.0.0_amd64.deb on the downloaded package.
\n
Launch Buka using the installed Buka command.
\n\n
\n
Of course you can always open .deb package with a package manager like Synaptic, Gnome Software or Gdebi then start the app instead of using command line options.
BrowserDispatcher.app decides which browser to use when you click on a link outside of your web browser.\nBased on your settings, it will display a prompt allowing you to select from a list of browsers or automatically select a browser to open a link with.
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
To download the latest release, see releases page (macOS only).
\n
Note: the application is not signed by Apple Developer ID.\nBy default, Mac OS will not open an app from an unidentified developer.
\n
In the Finder, locate BrowserDispatcher.app and Control-click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.\nMake BrowserDispatcher.app default web browser. You can use the app menu Preferences > Make default browser or go to System Preferences > General > Default web browser.
\n
The application is an agent app, that is, menu bar app that does not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window.
\n
Running from source
\n
You'll need certain packages installed before you can build and run Browser Dispatcher locally.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Browser Dispatcher
\n
BrowserDispatcher.app decides which browser to use when you click on a link outside of your web browser.\nBased on your settings, it will display a prompt allowing you to select from a list of browsers or automatically select a browser to open a link with.
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
To download the latest release, see releases page (macOS only).
\n
Note: the application is not signed by Apple Developer ID.\nBy default, Mac OS will not open an app from an unidentified developer.
\n
In the Finder, locate BrowserDispatcher.app and Control-click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.\nMake BrowserDispatcher.app default web browser. You can use the app menu Preferences > Make default browser or go to System Preferences > General > Default web browser.
\n
The application is an agent app, that is, menu bar app that does not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window.
\n
Running from source
\n
You'll need certain packages installed before you can build and run Browser Dispatcher locally.
There is also a Nightly build which is built automatically every night and contains the latest experimental changes and features. Only use this if you want to test new features and are okay with potential errors.
Replace the $AURHELPER section with your AUR helper command.
\n
$AURHELPER -S bunq-desktop-bin
\n
Features
\n
\n
View all your accounts and payments
\n
Send new payments to other users
\n
Accept and decline requests
\n
Create and view bunq.me requests
\n
Custom categories to group events
\n
View and manage your cards
\n
Statistics page
\n
Encrypted storage on your device
\n
Available on Windows, Linux and Mac
\n
\n
Keybinds
\n
\n
CTRL/CMD + Q : Closes the application
\n
CTRL/CMD + U : Runs the background sync process
\n
CTRL/CMD + H : Toggles the account balance visibility
\n
CTRL/CMD + T : Toggles between the light and dark theme
\n
CTRL/CMD + D : Dashboard
\n
CTRL/CMD + P : Payment page
\n
CTRL/CMD + R : Request page
\n
ALT + C : Cards page
\n
ALT + S : Settings page
\n
\n
Translations
\n
The app is developed in English but translations in Dutch and German are available.\nIf you spot errors, possible improvements or want to help us translate the desktop app to a different language let us know or suggest a change on Crowdin!
\n
Security
\n
All sensitive data is encrypted with the password that is entered on startup. You can choose to skip this step which will encrypt the data with a default password so that you will be logged in without asking you for a password.
\n
The bunqDesktop settings, custom categories and category rules are not stored using encryption. This data is stored separately so it can be synced more easily across multiple devices.
\n
Check out the settings page to see where this information is stored and to change this location if you'd like to move it. You can easily use services like Google Drive, iCloud Drive, Dropbox and other software to sync the settings file to always have the same categories and settings across your devices.
\n
Privacy
\n
At no point is your API key, session information or other data directly sent to other servers or systems. All requests to the bunq API are done directly from the bunqDesktop client to the bunq servers.
\n
We use Google Analytics with minimal settings (Source code) to check\nwhich version of the application is used and other basic information like system language, OS version and country.\nYour IP address is anonymized using IP Anonymization in Analytics.\nGoogle Analytics can be disabled on the settings page whenever you want.
\n
Development
\n
We use yarn for package management and the following global packages:
There is also a Nightly build which is built automatically every night and contains the latest experimental changes and features. Only use this if you want to test new features and are okay with potential errors.
Replace the $AURHELPER section with your AUR helper command.
\n
$AURHELPER -S bunq-desktop-bin
\n
Features
\n
\n
View all your accounts and payments
\n
Send new payments to other users
\n
Accept and decline requests
\n
Create and view bunq.me requests
\n
Custom categories to group events
\n
View and manage your cards
\n
Statistics page
\n
Encrypted storage on your device
\n
Available on Windows, Linux and Mac
\n
\n
Keybinds
\n
\n
CTRL/CMD + Q : Closes the application
\n
CTRL/CMD + U : Runs the background sync process
\n
CTRL/CMD + H : Toggles the account balance visibility
\n
CTRL/CMD + T : Toggles between the light and dark theme
\n
CTRL/CMD + D : Dashboard
\n
CTRL/CMD + P : Payment page
\n
CTRL/CMD + R : Request page
\n
ALT + C : Cards page
\n
ALT + S : Settings page
\n
\n
Translations
\n
The app is developed in English but translations in Dutch and German are available.\nIf you spot errors, possible improvements or want to help us translate the desktop app to a different language let us know or suggest a change on Crowdin!
\n
Security
\n
All sensitive data is encrypted with the password that is entered on startup. You can choose to skip this step which will encrypt the data with a default password so that you will be logged in without asking you for a password.
\n
The bunqDesktop settings, custom categories and category rules are not stored using encryption. This data is stored separately so it can be synced more easily across multiple devices.
\n
Check out the settings page to see where this information is stored and to change this location if you'd like to move it. You can easily use services like Google Drive, iCloud Drive, Dropbox and other software to sync the settings file to always have the same categories and settings across your devices.
\n
Privacy
\n
At no point is your API key, session information or other data directly sent to other servers or systems. All requests to the bunq API are done directly from the bunqDesktop client to the bunq servers.
\n
We use Google Analytics with minimal settings (Source code) to check\nwhich version of the application is used and other basic information like system language, OS version and country.\nYour IP address is anonymized using IP Anonymization in Analytics.\nGoogle Analytics can be disabled on the settings page whenever you want.
\n
Development
\n
We use yarn for package management and the following global packages:
Buka is a modern software that helps you manage your ebook at ease. With a simple, clean and straight-forward user interface, Buka aims to gather your ebooks for a reading experience without hassles. Buka currently support .PDF format with configurations that helps user focus more on the content.
Run sudo dpkg --install Buka_1.0.0_amd64.deb on the downloaded package.
\n
Launch Buka using the installed Buka command.
\n\n
\n
Of course you can always open .deb package with a package manager like Synaptic, Gnome Software or Gdebi then start the app instead of using command line options.
Run sudo dpkg -r Buka or sudo apt remove --purge buka
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Contributors
\n
Code Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
\n
Financial Contributors
\n
Become a financial contributor and help us sustain our community. [Contribute]
\n
Individuals
\n
\n
Organizations
\n
Support this project with your organization. Your logo will show up here with a link to your website. [Contribute]
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
\n Buka - EBook Management\n
\n
\n \n
\n\n
About Buka
\n
Buka is a modern software that helps you manage your ebook at ease. With a simple, clean and straight-forward user interface, Buka aims to gather your ebooks for a reading experience without hassles. Buka currently support .PDF format with configurations that helps user focus more on the content.
Run sudo dpkg --install Buka_1.0.0_amd64.deb on the downloaded package.
\n
Launch Buka using the installed Buka command.
\n\n
\n
Of course you can always open .deb package with a package manager like Synaptic, Gnome Software or Gdebi then start the app instead of using command line options.
Cross-platform, free and open-source password manager based on NodeJS.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
About
\n
Buttercup is a password manager - an assistant for helping you store all of your login credentials. Buttercup helps you keep your accounts safe and assists you when you want to log in - all you need to do is remember just one password: your master password.
\n
This is the Desktop application in the Buttercup suite, and there's also a mobile app and browser extension so that you can access your credentials anywhere. You store your credentials (login information) in a secure archive, which can then be stored on your own computer or any of our supported cloud services (like Dropbox, for example).
\n
Archives are encrypted using the AES specification, and cannot be read by anyone besides those with the master password. Brute-force decryption is not technically possible. You should not share your archive with anyone, but rest assured: your contents are safe.
\n
Why you need software like Buttercup
\n
Many of us have 10s or 100s of accounts, and it would be crazy to secure these with 1 or 2 passwords. Why? If an attacker gains access to one of the systems you have an account with, your password there may be easily stolen - if an attacker gets this it's highly likely they will try to log in to other accounts you have with the same password. If you're using the same password on more than one site, you risk having several accounts stolen if any one of them is breached.
\n
Buttercup helps you by remembering all of your passwords, and because you no longer have to remember them yourself, you can use different passwords for every single site.
\n
Protecting your details
\n
Buttercup provides a secure way of storing your details, but it is only as secure as how you treat your master password and archive files.
\n
Ensure that you never share your master password or use it anywhere other than with your archive. Never share or store your archive in a non-private environment. Always remember to make regular backups of your archive.
If you're using macOS, you can also use Homebrew Cask to download and install Buttercup:
\n
$ brew cask install buttercup
\n
If you're using Windows, you can use Chocolatey to download and install Buttercup:
\n
choco install buttercup
\n
Platforms and Operating Systems
\n
Buttercup is available for macOS (dmg), Windows (exe) and Linux (deb, rpm, tarball) (64bit only).
\n
We actively support Buttercup on the following platforms:
\n
\n
MacOS (latest)
\n
Windows 10
\n
Ubuntu 18.04
\n
\n
Operating systems outside of these are not directly supported by staff - Issues will be followed on GitHub, however, and assistance provided where possible.
\n
Arch Linux
\n
Buttercup is also available for Arch Linux (32/64bit) (AUR). This release channel is maintained by our community.
\n
Some users have reported segmentation faults on Arch - if you notice a similar issue, perhaps check out this solution.
\n
Portability
\n
Buttercup supports portable builds on the following platforms:
Portable versions for Windows and Mac will arrive in the not-so-distant future.
\n
Encryption & Format
\n
Buttercup uses a delta-system to manage archive changes and save conflicts. The archive, upon saving, is encrypted with AES 256bit CBC mode with a SHA256 HMAC. Encryption is performed once the password has been salted and prepared with PBKDF2 at between 200-250k iterations.
\n
Because security with password storage is of the utmost importance, Buttercup will remain in alpha/beta release mode until some level of professional scrutiny has occurred. It is completely possible that security-related changes will occur, but this is inevitable and we handle every question and criticism with great care when it comes to the safety of using our software.
\n
Features
\n
Buttercup supports loading and saving credentials archives both locally and remotely. Remote archives can be stored in a variety of service providers like Dropbox, Google Drive and WebDAV-enabled services, such as Yandex.
\n
Archives store groups and entries in a simple hierarchy. Both groups and entries can be moved into other groups. Deleted items are trashed before being removed permanently.
\n
Buttercup has basic merge conflict resolution when 2 changes are made at once on the file (locally or remote).
\n
WebDAV
\n
Buttercup can connect to WebDAV-based services for the purpose of remotely-accessing vault files. Most WebDAV services and services supporting WebDAV are compatible.
\n
Please note that Buttercup does not support self-signed certificates.
\n
Importing and Exporting
\n
You can import from other password managers (such as 1Password, Lastpass and KeePass) by opening your archive and choosing Import from the menu.
\n
You can also export Buttercup vaults to CSV format.
\n
Internationalization
\n
Buttercup for Desktop supports the following languages:
\n
\n
English (Default)
\n
Spanish
\n
German
\n
French
\n
Russian
\n
Farsi
\n
Indonesian
\n
Italian
\n
Brazilian Portuguese
\n
Ukrainian
\n
Hungarian
\n
Czech
\n
Dutch
\n
Turkish
\n
Polish
\n
Finnish
\n
Catalan
\n
Simplified Chinese
\n
Romanian
\n
Korean
\n
\n
Submitting internationalization configurations
\n
We welcome the addition of new languages to the Buttercup platform. Please follow the style of the current translations.
\n\n
If adding languages that are more specific than usual (eg. "pt_br" - Brazilian Portuguese), ensure that you separate the parts by an underscore _ and not a dash.
\n\n
Development
\n
If you're interested in developing Buttercup:
\n
Install Dependencies & Run
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
Package & Release
\n
Install Dependencies
\n
You will need some extra dependencies to build for different platforms on a single platform. Please refer to this guide and install required software for your platform.
\n
Building libraries before releasing
\n
$ npm run build
\n
Package
\n
To package the app and make installers for all supported platforms:
\n
$ npm run release
\n
This may take a while depending on how fast your computer is. All apps and installers will be in app directory.
\n
To package only for the current platform:
\n
$ npm run package:current
\n
Or for a specific platform:
\n
$ npm run package:mac\n$ npm run package:win\n$ npm run package:linux
\n
NB:
\n
The above is a naive release process, without signing. To sign, notarize and release, as is the standard approach, first export the following environment variables:
\n
export GH_TOKEN=github_token\nexport WIN_CSC_LINK=file:///some/directory/buttercup_codesign.p12\nexport WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD="codesign_password"\nexport APPLE_ID=apple_id\nexport APPLE_ID_PASSWORD=app_specific_password\nexport TEAM_SHORT_NAME=team_short_name # if your account is connected to multiple teams
\n
Where GH_TOKEN is your GitHub token, WIN_CSC_LINK is the location of the p12 code signing certificate and WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD is the certificate password.
\n
You can generate an Apple App-Specific password here and find your team short name according to this guide.
\n
Then run:
\n
npm run release
\n
Debugging
\n
In case you need to access Buttercup logs, they are located in:
\n
\n
On Linux:~/.config/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On macOS:~/Library/Logs/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On Windows:%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\Roaming\\Buttercup\\log.log
Cross-platform, free and open-source password manager based on NodeJS.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
About
\n
Buttercup is a password manager - an assistant for helping you store all of your login credentials. Buttercup helps you keep your accounts safe and assists you when you want to log in - all you need to do is remember just one password: your master password.
\n
This is the Desktop application in the Buttercup suite, and there's also a mobile app and browser extension so that you can access your credentials anywhere. You store your credentials (login information) in a secure archive, which can then be stored on your own computer or any of our supported cloud services (like Dropbox, for example).
\n
Archives are encrypted using the AES specification, and cannot be read by anyone besides those with the master password. Brute-force decryption is not technically possible. You should not share your archive with anyone, but rest assured: your contents are safe.
\n
Why you need software like Buttercup
\n
Many of us have 10s or 100s of accounts, and it would be crazy to secure these with 1 or 2 passwords. Why? If an attacker gains access to one of the systems you have an account with, your password there may be easily stolen - if an attacker gets this it's highly likely they will try to log in to other accounts you have with the same password. If you're using the same password on more than one site, you risk having several accounts stolen if any one of them is breached.
\n
Buttercup helps you by remembering all of your passwords, and because you no longer have to remember them yourself, you can use different passwords for every single site.
\n
Protecting your details
\n
Buttercup provides a secure way of storing your details, but it is only as secure as how you treat your master password and archive files.
\n
Ensure that you never share your master password or use it anywhere other than with your archive. Never share or store your archive in a non-private environment. Always remember to make regular backups of your archive.
If you're using macOS, you can also use Homebrew Cask to download and install Buttercup:
\n
$ brew cask install buttercup
\n
If you're using Windows, you can use Chocolatey to download and install Buttercup:
\n
choco install buttercup
\n
Platforms and Operating Systems
\n
Buttercup is available for macOS (dmg), Windows (exe) and Linux (deb, rpm, tarball) (64bit only).
\n
We actively support Buttercup on the following platforms:
\n
\n
MacOS (latest)
\n
Windows 10
\n
Ubuntu 18.04
\n
\n
Operating systems outside of these are not directly supported by staff - Issues will be followed on GitHub, however, and assistance provided where possible.
\n
Arch Linux
\n
Buttercup is also available for Arch Linux (32/64bit) (AUR). This release channel is maintained by our community.
\n
Some users have reported segmentation faults on Arch - if you notice a similar issue, perhaps check out this solution.
\n
Portability
\n
Buttercup supports portable builds on the following platforms:
Portable versions for Windows and Mac will arrive in the not-so-distant future.
\n
Encryption & Format
\n
Buttercup uses a delta-system to manage archive changes and save conflicts. The archive, upon saving, is encrypted with AES 256bit CBC mode with a SHA256 HMAC. Encryption is performed once the password has been salted and prepared with PBKDF2 at between 200-250k iterations.
\n
Because security with password storage is of the utmost importance, Buttercup will remain in alpha/beta release mode until some level of professional scrutiny has occurred. It is completely possible that security-related changes will occur, but this is inevitable and we handle every question and criticism with great care when it comes to the safety of using our software.
\n
Features
\n
Buttercup supports loading and saving credentials archives both locally and remotely. Remote archives can be stored in a variety of service providers like Dropbox, Google Drive and WebDAV-enabled services, such as Yandex.
\n
Archives store groups and entries in a simple hierarchy. Both groups and entries can be moved into other groups. Deleted items are trashed before being removed permanently.
\n
Buttercup has basic merge conflict resolution when 2 changes are made at once on the file (locally or remote).
\n
WebDAV
\n
Buttercup can connect to WebDAV-based services for the purpose of remotely-accessing vault files. Most WebDAV services and services supporting WebDAV are compatible.
\n
Please note that Buttercup does not support self-signed certificates.
\n
Importing and Exporting
\n
You can import from other password managers (such as 1Password, Lastpass and KeePass) by opening your archive and choosing Import from the menu.
\n
You can also export Buttercup vaults to CSV format.
\n
Internationalization
\n
Buttercup for Desktop supports the following languages:
\n
\n
English (Default)
\n
Spanish
\n
German
\n
French
\n
Russian
\n
Farsi
\n
Indonesian
\n
Italian
\n
Brazilian Portuguese
\n
Ukrainian
\n
Hungarian
\n
Czech
\n
Dutch
\n
Turkish
\n
Polish
\n
Finnish
\n
Catalan
\n
Simplified Chinese
\n
Romanian
\n
Korean
\n
\n
Submitting internationalization configurations
\n
We welcome the addition of new languages to the Buttercup platform. Please follow the style of the current translations.
\n\n
If adding languages that are more specific than usual (eg. \"pt_br\" - Brazilian Portuguese), ensure that you separate the parts by an underscore _ and not a dash.
\n\n
Development
\n
If you're interested in developing Buttercup:
\n
Install Dependencies & Run
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
Package & Release
\n
Install Dependencies
\n
You will need some extra dependencies to build for different platforms on a single platform. Please refer to this guide and install required software for your platform.
\n
Building libraries before releasing
\n
$ npm run build
\n
Package
\n
To package the app and make installers for all supported platforms:
\n
$ npm run release
\n
This may take a while depending on how fast your computer is. All apps and installers will be in app directory.
\n
To package only for the current platform:
\n
$ npm run package:current
\n
Or for a specific platform:
\n
$ npm run package:mac\n$ npm run package:win\n$ npm run package:linux
\n
NB:
\n
The above is a naive release process, without signing. To sign, notarize and release, as is the standard approach, first export the following environment variables:
\n
export GH_TOKEN=github_token\nexport WIN_CSC_LINK=file:///some/directory/buttercup_codesign.p12\nexport WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD=\"codesign_password\"\nexport APPLE_ID=apple_id\nexport APPLE_ID_PASSWORD=app_specific_password\nexport TEAM_SHORT_NAME=team_short_name # if your account is connected to multiple teams
\n
Where GH_TOKEN is your GitHub token, WIN_CSC_LINK is the location of the p12 code signing certificate and WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD is the certificate password.
\n
You can generate an Apple App-Specific password here and find your team short name according to this guide.
\n
Then run:
\n
npm run release
\n
Debugging
\n
In case you need to access Buttercup logs, they are located in:
\n
\n
On Linux:~/.config/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On macOS:~/Library/Logs/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On Windows:%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\Roaming\\Buttercup\\log.log
When using Canvas, I found that constantly downloading new files, updated files and then organizing those files was a huge pain. This program aims to work by having Google Drive like functionality with Canvas so that you never have to worry about being up to date or how you have organized things, because they will be organized on your computer just as they are organized on Canvas.
Clone this repository and run yarn. Once it's done installing the modules, run yarn run dev
\n
Building this code
\n
yarn run build:mac
\n
yarn run build:win
\n
Note
\n
Releases are being code signed so your personal build will not work with the built in autoupdating.
\n
Contributing
\n
I'd appreciate any help that anyone would like to give and have included draw.io diagrams in the diagrams folder to help facilitate understanding of the overall flow.
\n
TODO
\n
\n
Toggle courses to sync
\n
Increase initial download speed
\n
Handle situations more gracefully where an update has occurred both locally and remotely
\n
Allow more granular control of what to sync(Treeview)
When using Canvas, I found that constantly downloading new files, updated files and then organizing those files was a huge pain. This program aims to work by having Google Drive like functionality with Canvas so that you never have to worry about being up to date or how you have organized things, because they will be organized on your computer just as they are organized on Canvas.
Clone this repository and run yarn. Once it's done installing the modules, run yarn run dev
\n
Building this code
\n
yarn run build:mac
\n
yarn run build:win
\n
Note
\n
Releases are being code signed so your personal build will not work with the built in autoupdating.
\n
Contributing
\n
I'd appreciate any help that anyone would like to give and have included draw.io diagrams in the diagrams folder to help facilitate understanding of the overall flow.
\n
TODO
\n
\n
Toggle courses to sync
\n
Increase initial download speed
\n
Handle situations more gracefully where an update has occurred both locally and remotely
\n
Allow more granular control of what to sync(Treeview)
There is also a Nightly build which is built automatically every night and contains the latest experimental changes and features. Only use this if you want to test new features and are okay with potential errors.
Replace the $AURHELPER section with your AUR helper command.
\n
$AURHELPER -S bunq-desktop-bin
\n
Features
\n
\n
View all your accounts and payments
\n
Send new payments to other users
\n
Accept and decline requests
\n
Create and view bunq.me requests
\n
Custom categories to group events
\n
View and manage your cards
\n
Statistics page
\n
Encrypted storage on your device
\n
Available on Windows, Linux and Mac
\n
\n
Keybinds
\n
\n
CTRL/CMD + Q : Closes the application
\n
CTRL/CMD + U : Runs the background sync process
\n
CTRL/CMD + H : Toggles the account balance visibility
\n
CTRL/CMD + T : Toggles between the light and dark theme
\n
CTRL/CMD + D : Dashboard
\n
CTRL/CMD + P : Payment page
\n
CTRL/CMD + R : Request page
\n
ALT + C : Cards page
\n
ALT + S : Settings page
\n
\n
Translations
\n
The app is developed in English but translations in Dutch and German are available.\nIf you spot errors, possible improvements or want to help us translate the desktop app to a different language let us know or suggest a change on Crowdin!
\n
Security
\n
All sensitive data is encrypted with the password that is entered on startup. You can choose to skip this step which will encrypt the data with a default password so that you will be logged in without asking you for a password.
\n
The bunqDesktop settings, custom categories and category rules are not stored using encryption. This data is stored separately so it can be synced more easily across multiple devices.
\n
Check out the settings page to see where this information is stored and to change this location if you'd like to move it. You can easily use services like Google Drive, iCloud Drive, Dropbox and other software to sync the settings file to always have the same categories and settings across your devices.
\n
Privacy
\n
At no point is your API key, session information or other data directly sent to other servers or systems. All requests to the bunq API are done directly from the bunqDesktop client to the bunq servers.
\n
We use Google Analytics with minimal settings (Source code) to check\nwhich version of the application is used and other basic information like system language, OS version and country.\nYour IP address is anonymized using IP Anonymization in Analytics.\nGoogle Analytics can be disabled on the settings page whenever you want.
\n
Development
\n
We use yarn for package management and the following global packages:
There is also a Nightly build which is built automatically every night and contains the latest experimental changes and features. Only use this if you want to test new features and are okay with potential errors.
Replace the $AURHELPER section with your AUR helper command.
\n
$AURHELPER -S bunq-desktop-bin
\n
Features
\n
\n
View all your accounts and payments
\n
Send new payments to other users
\n
Accept and decline requests
\n
Create and view bunq.me requests
\n
Custom categories to group events
\n
View and manage your cards
\n
Statistics page
\n
Encrypted storage on your device
\n
Available on Windows, Linux and Mac
\n
\n
Keybinds
\n
\n
CTRL/CMD + Q : Closes the application
\n
CTRL/CMD + U : Runs the background sync process
\n
CTRL/CMD + H : Toggles the account balance visibility
\n
CTRL/CMD + T : Toggles between the light and dark theme
\n
CTRL/CMD + D : Dashboard
\n
CTRL/CMD + P : Payment page
\n
CTRL/CMD + R : Request page
\n
ALT + C : Cards page
\n
ALT + S : Settings page
\n
\n
Translations
\n
The app is developed in English but translations in Dutch and German are available.\nIf you spot errors, possible improvements or want to help us translate the desktop app to a different language let us know or suggest a change on Crowdin!
\n
Security
\n
All sensitive data is encrypted with the password that is entered on startup. You can choose to skip this step which will encrypt the data with a default password so that you will be logged in without asking you for a password.
\n
The bunqDesktop settings, custom categories and category rules are not stored using encryption. This data is stored separately so it can be synced more easily across multiple devices.
\n
Check out the settings page to see where this information is stored and to change this location if you'd like to move it. You can easily use services like Google Drive, iCloud Drive, Dropbox and other software to sync the settings file to always have the same categories and settings across your devices.
\n
Privacy
\n
At no point is your API key, session information or other data directly sent to other servers or systems. All requests to the bunq API are done directly from the bunqDesktop client to the bunq servers.
\n
We use Google Analytics with minimal settings (Source code) to check\nwhich version of the application is used and other basic information like system language, OS version and country.\nYour IP address is anonymized using IP Anonymization in Analytics.\nGoogle Analytics can be disabled on the settings page whenever you want.
\n
Development
\n
We use yarn for package management and the following global packages:
# checkout a tag\ngit checkout v1.1.0\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# execute all checks (lint, test and build)\nnpm run all\n\n# build the application to ./dist\nnpm run build
\n
Development Setup
\n
Spin up the application for development, all strings attached:
# checkout a tag\ngit checkout v1.1.0\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# execute all checks (lint, test and build)\nnpm run all\n\n# build the application to ./dist\nnpm run build
\n
Development Setup
\n
Spin up the application for development, all strings attached:
You can toggle dark mode in the View menu or with Commandd / Controld.
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
You can prevent others from looking at who you're chatting with by enabling the “Hide Names and Avatars” feature in the “View” menu or with Command/ControlShiftn.
\n
Vibrancy
\n
On macOS, you can toggle the window vibrancy effect in the View menu.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
You can choose to prevent people from knowing when you have seen a message and when you are currently typing. These settings are available under the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Mute desktop notifications
\n
You can quickly disable receiving notifications from the Caprine/File menu or the Dock on macOS.
\n
Hide notification message preview
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can toggle the Show Message Preview in Notification setting in the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Prevents link tracking
\n
Links that you click on will not be tracked by Facebook.
\n
Jump to conversation hotkey
\n
You can switch conversations similar to how you switch browser tabs: Command/Controln (where n is 1 through 9).
\n
Compact mode
\n
The interface adapts when resized to a small size.
\n
\n
Desktop notifications
\n
Desktop notifications can be turned on in Preferences.
\n
\n
Always on Top
\n
You can toggle whether Caprine stays on top of other windows in the Window/View menu or with Command/ControlShiftt.
\n
Work Chat support
\n
Support for Work Chat: Messenger for Workplace. You can switch to it in the Caprine/File menu.
When closing the window, the app will by default continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Note that you can change the behavior of Caprine so that the app closes when the window is closed. For this, you'll need to go to the settings and click on Quit on Window Close.
\n
Quick access to conversations from the Dock menu (macOS only)
\n
\n
Touch Bar support (macOS only)
\n
\n
Custom styles
\n
Advanced users can modify the colors/styles of Caprine. Click the menu item Caprine/File → Caprine Settings → Advanced → Custom Styles and a CSS file will open up in your default editor.
\n
Menu Bar Mode (macOS only)
\n
\n
You can enable Show Menu Bar Icon in the Caprine Preferences menu to have a Caprine icon in the menu bar. The icon will indicate when you have unread notifications and you can click it to toggle the Caprine window. You can also toggle the Caprine window with the global shortcut CommandShifty.
\n
You can also remove Caprine from the Dock and task switcher by clicking Hide Dock Icon menu item from the menu bar icon. There will then no longer be any menus for the window, but you can access those from the Menu item in the menu bar icon menu.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
New conversation
\n
Command/Controln
\n
\n
\n
Search conversations
\n
Command/Controlk
\n
\n
\n
Toggle "Dark mode"
\n
Command/Controld
\n
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
Command/ControlShiftn
\n
\n
\n
Next conversation
\n
Command/Control] or ControlTab
\n
\n
\n
Previous conversation
\n
Command/Control[ or ControlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
Jump to conversation
\n
Command/Control1…9
\n
\n
\n
Insert GIF
\n
Command/Controlg
\n
\n
\n
Insert sticker
\n
Command/Controls
\n
\n
\n
Insert emoji
\n
Command/Controle
\n
\n
\n
Attach files
\n
Command/Controlt
\n
\n
\n
Focus text input
\n
Command/Controli
\n
\n
\n
Search in conversation
\n
Command/Controlf
\n
\n
\n
Mute conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftm
\n
\n
\n
Hide conversation
\n
Command/ControlShifth
\n
\n
\n
Delete conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftd
\n
\n
\n
Toggle "Always on Top"
\n
Command/ControlShiftt
\n
\n
\n
Toggle window menu
\n
Alt(Windows/Linux only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle main window
\n
CommandShifty(macOS only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle sidebar
\n
Command/ControlShifts
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Messenger
\n
Command/ControlShift1
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Workchat
\n
Command/ControlShift2
\n
\n
\n
Preferences
\n
Command/Control,
\n
\n\n
\n
Tip
\n
On macOS, you can change these in the System Preferences and you can even add your own keyboard shortcuts for menu items without a predefined keyboard shortcut.
\n
FAQ
\n
Can I contribute localizations?
\n
The main app interface is already localized by Facebook. The app menus are not localized, and we're not interested in localizing those.
You can toggle dark mode in the View menu or with Commandd / Controld.
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
You can prevent others from looking at who you're chatting with by enabling the “Hide Names and Avatars” feature in the “View” menu or with Command/ControlShiftn.
\n
Vibrancy
\n
On macOS, you can toggle the window vibrancy effect in the View menu.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
You can choose to prevent people from knowing when you have seen a message and when you are currently typing. These settings are available under the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Mute desktop notifications
\n
You can quickly disable receiving notifications from the Caprine/File menu or the Dock on macOS.
\n
Hide notification message preview
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can toggle the Show Message Preview in Notification setting in the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Prevents link tracking
\n
Links that you click on will not be tracked by Facebook.
\n
Jump to conversation hotkey
\n
You can switch conversations similar to how you switch browser tabs: Command/Controln (where n is 1 through 9).
\n
Compact mode
\n
The interface adapts when resized to a small size.
\n
\n
Desktop notifications
\n
Desktop notifications can be turned on in Preferences.
\n
\n
Always on Top
\n
You can toggle whether Caprine stays on top of other windows in the Window/View menu or with Command/ControlShiftt.
\n
Work Chat support
\n
Support for Work Chat: Messenger for Workplace. You can switch to it in the Caprine/File menu.
When closing the window, the app will by default continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Note that you can change the behavior of Caprine so that the app closes when the window is closed. For this, you'll need to go to the settings and click on Quit on Window Close.
\n
Quick access to conversations from the Dock menu (macOS only)
\n
\n
Touch Bar support (macOS only)
\n
\n
Custom styles
\n
Advanced users can modify the colors/styles of Caprine. Click the menu item Caprine/File → Caprine Settings → Advanced → Custom Styles and a CSS file will open up in your default editor.
\n
Menu Bar Mode (macOS only)
\n
\n
You can enable Show Menu Bar Icon in the Caprine Preferences menu to have a Caprine icon in the menu bar. The icon will indicate when you have unread notifications and you can click it to toggle the Caprine window. You can also toggle the Caprine window with the global shortcut CommandShifty.
\n
You can also remove Caprine from the Dock and task switcher by clicking Hide Dock Icon menu item from the menu bar icon. There will then no longer be any menus for the window, but you can access those from the Menu item in the menu bar icon menu.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
New conversation
\n
Command/Controln
\n
\n
\n
Search conversations
\n
Command/Controlk
\n
\n
\n
Toggle \"Dark mode\"
\n
Command/Controld
\n
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
Command/ControlShiftn
\n
\n
\n
Next conversation
\n
Command/Control] or ControlTab
\n
\n
\n
Previous conversation
\n
Command/Control[ or ControlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
Jump to conversation
\n
Command/Control1…9
\n
\n
\n
Insert GIF
\n
Command/Controlg
\n
\n
\n
Insert sticker
\n
Command/Controls
\n
\n
\n
Insert emoji
\n
Command/Controle
\n
\n
\n
Attach files
\n
Command/Controlt
\n
\n
\n
Focus text input
\n
Command/Controli
\n
\n
\n
Search in conversation
\n
Command/Controlf
\n
\n
\n
Mute conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftm
\n
\n
\n
Hide conversation
\n
Command/ControlShifth
\n
\n
\n
Delete conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftd
\n
\n
\n
Toggle \"Always on Top\"
\n
Command/ControlShiftt
\n
\n
\n
Toggle window menu
\n
Alt(Windows/Linux only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle main window
\n
CommandShifty(macOS only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle sidebar
\n
Command/ControlShifts
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Messenger
\n
Command/ControlShift1
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Workchat
\n
Command/ControlShift2
\n
\n
\n
Preferences
\n
Command/Control,
\n
\n\n
\n
Tip
\n
On macOS, you can change these in the System Preferences and you can even add your own keyboard shortcuts for menu items without a predefined keyboard shortcut.
\n
FAQ
\n
Can I contribute localizations?
\n
The main app interface is already localized by Facebook. The app menus are not localized, and we're not interested in localizing those.
You can toggle dark mode in the View menu or with Commandd / Controld.
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
You can prevent others from looking at who you're chatting with by enabling the “Hide Names and Avatars” feature in the “View” menu or with Command/ControlShiftn.
\n
Vibrancy
\n
On macOS, you can toggle the window vibrancy effect in the View menu.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
You can choose to prevent people from knowing when you have seen a message and when you are currently typing. These settings are available under the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Mute desktop notifications
\n
You can quickly disable receiving notifications from the Caprine/File menu or the Dock on macOS.
\n
Hide notification message preview
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can toggle the Show Message Preview in Notification setting in the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Prevents link tracking
\n
Links that you click on will not be tracked by Facebook.
\n
Jump to conversation hotkey
\n
You can switch conversations similar to how you switch browser tabs: Command/Controln (where n is 1 through 9).
\n
Compact mode
\n
The interface adapts when resized to a small size.
\n
\n
Desktop notifications
\n
Desktop notifications can be turned on in Preferences.
\n
\n
Always on Top
\n
You can toggle whether Caprine stays on top of other windows in the Window/View menu or with Command/ControlShiftt.
\n
Work Chat support
\n
Support for Work Chat: Messenger for Workplace. You can switch to it in the Caprine/File menu.
When closing the window, the app will by default continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Note that you can change the behavior of Caprine so that the app closes when the window is closed. For this, you'll need to go to the settings and click on Quit on Window Close.
\n
Quick access to conversations from the Dock menu (macOS only)
\n
\n
Touch Bar support (macOS only)
\n
\n
Custom languages for spell-check (Not for macOS)
\n
Users can select supported languages from Conversation → Spell Checker Language.
\n
macOS detects the language automatically.
\n
Custom styles
\n
Advanced users can modify the colors/styles of Caprine. Click the menu item Caprine/File → Caprine Settings → Advanced → Custom Styles and a CSS file will open up in your default editor.
\n
Menu Bar Mode (macOS only)
\n
\n
You can enable Show Menu Bar Icon in the Caprine Preferences menu to have a Caprine icon in the menu bar. The icon will indicate when you have unread notifications and you can click it to toggle the Caprine window. You can also toggle the Caprine window with the global shortcut CommandShifty.
\n
You can also remove Caprine from the Dock and task switcher by clicking Hide Dock Icon menu item from the menu bar icon. There will then no longer be any menus for the window, but you can access those from the Menu item in the menu bar icon menu.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
New conversation
\n
Command/Controln
\n
\n
\n
Search conversations
\n
Command/Controlk
\n
\n
\n
Toggle "Dark mode"
\n
Command/Controld
\n
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
Command/ControlShiftn
\n
\n
\n
Next conversation
\n
Command/Control] or ControlTab
\n
\n
\n
Previous conversation
\n
Command/Control[ or ControlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
Jump to conversation
\n
Command/Control1…9
\n
\n
\n
Insert GIF
\n
Command/Controlg
\n
\n
\n
Insert sticker
\n
Command/Controls
\n
\n
\n
Insert emoji
\n
Command/Controle
\n
\n
\n
Attach files
\n
Command/Controlt
\n
\n
\n
Focus text input
\n
Command/Controli
\n
\n
\n
Search in conversation
\n
Command/Controlf
\n
\n
\n
Mute conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftm
\n
\n
\n
Hide conversation
\n
Command/ControlShifth
\n
\n
\n
Delete conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftd
\n
\n
\n
Toggle "Always on Top"
\n
Command/ControlShiftt
\n
\n
\n
Toggle window menu
\n
Alt(Windows/Linux only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle main window
\n
CommandShifty(macOS only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle sidebar
\n
Command/ControlShifts
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Messenger
\n
Command/ControlShift1
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Workchat
\n
Command/ControlShift2
\n
\n
\n
Preferences
\n
Command/Control,
\n
\n\n
\n
Tip
\n
On macOS, you can change these in the System Preferences and you can even add your own keyboard shortcuts for menu items without a predefined keyboard shortcut.
\n
FAQ
\n
Can I contribute localizations?
\n
The main app interface is already localized by Facebook. The app menus are not localized, and we're not interested in localizing those.
You can toggle dark mode in the View menu or with Commandd / Controld.
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
You can prevent others from looking at who you're chatting with by enabling the “Hide Names and Avatars” feature in the “View” menu or with Command/ControlShiftn.
\n
Vibrancy
\n
On macOS, you can toggle the window vibrancy effect in the View menu.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
You can choose to prevent people from knowing when you have seen a message and when you are currently typing. These settings are available under the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Mute desktop notifications
\n
You can quickly disable receiving notifications from the Caprine/File menu or the Dock on macOS.
\n
Hide notification message preview
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can toggle the Show Message Preview in Notification setting in the Caprine/File menu.
\n
Prevents link tracking
\n
Links that you click on will not be tracked by Facebook.
\n
Jump to conversation hotkey
\n
You can switch conversations similar to how you switch browser tabs: Command/Controln (where n is 1 through 9).
\n
Compact mode
\n
The interface adapts when resized to a small size.
\n
\n
Desktop notifications
\n
Desktop notifications can be turned on in Preferences.
\n
\n
Always on Top
\n
You can toggle whether Caprine stays on top of other windows in the Window/View menu or with Command/ControlShiftt.
\n
Work Chat support
\n
Support for Work Chat: Messenger for Workplace. You can switch to it in the Caprine/File menu.
When closing the window, the app will by default continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Note that you can change the behavior of Caprine so that the app closes when the window is closed. For this, you'll need to go to the settings and click on Quit on Window Close.
\n
Quick access to conversations from the Dock menu (macOS only)
\n
\n
Touch Bar support (macOS only)
\n
\n
Custom languages for spell-check (Not for macOS)
\n
Users can select supported languages from Conversation → Spell Checker Language.
\n
macOS detects the language automatically.
\n
Custom styles
\n
Advanced users can modify the colors/styles of Caprine. Click the menu item Caprine/File → Caprine Settings → Advanced → Custom Styles and a CSS file will open up in your default editor.
\n
Menu Bar Mode (macOS only)
\n
\n
You can enable Show Menu Bar Icon in the Caprine Preferences menu to have a Caprine icon in the menu bar. The icon will indicate when you have unread notifications and you can click it to toggle the Caprine window. You can also toggle the Caprine window with the global shortcut CommandShifty.
\n
You can also remove Caprine from the Dock and task switcher by clicking Hide Dock Icon menu item from the menu bar icon. There will then no longer be any menus for the window, but you can access those from the Menu item in the menu bar icon menu.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
New conversation
\n
Command/Controln
\n
\n
\n
Search conversations
\n
Command/Controlk
\n
\n
\n
Toggle \"Dark mode\"
\n
Command/Controld
\n
\n
\n
Hide Names and Avatars
\n
Command/ControlShiftn
\n
\n
\n
Next conversation
\n
Command/Control] or ControlTab
\n
\n
\n
Previous conversation
\n
Command/Control[ or ControlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
Jump to conversation
\n
Command/Control1…9
\n
\n
\n
Insert GIF
\n
Command/Controlg
\n
\n
\n
Insert sticker
\n
Command/Controls
\n
\n
\n
Insert emoji
\n
Command/Controle
\n
\n
\n
Attach files
\n
Command/Controlt
\n
\n
\n
Focus text input
\n
Command/Controli
\n
\n
\n
Search in conversation
\n
Command/Controlf
\n
\n
\n
Mute conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftm
\n
\n
\n
Hide conversation
\n
Command/ControlShifth
\n
\n
\n
Delete conversation
\n
Command/ControlShiftd
\n
\n
\n
Toggle \"Always on Top\"
\n
Command/ControlShiftt
\n
\n
\n
Toggle window menu
\n
Alt(Windows/Linux only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle main window
\n
CommandShifty(macOS only)
\n
\n
\n
Toggle sidebar
\n
Command/ControlShifts
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Messenger
\n
Command/ControlShift1
\n
\n
\n
Switch to Workchat
\n
Command/ControlShift2
\n
\n
\n
Preferences
\n
Command/Control,
\n
\n\n
\n
Tip
\n
On macOS, you can change these in the System Preferences and you can even add your own keyboard shortcuts for menu items without a predefined keyboard shortcut.
\n
FAQ
\n
Can I contribute localizations?
\n
The main app interface is already localized by Facebook. The app menus are not localized, and we're not interested in localizing those.
Caption takes the effort out of finding and setting up the right subtitles. A simple design, drag & drop search, and automatic downloading & renaming let you just start watching. Caption is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
Caption is completely open-source. We've tried to make it as easy as possible to\ncontribute. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:gielcobben/caption.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for all platforms (Mac, Windows and Linux): npm run dist
\n\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
Caption currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. We're continuously adding\nsources, but the app's open-source nature also allows you to add your own when\ndesired. This can be done in\nCaption Core.
Caption takes the effort out of finding and setting up the right subtitles. A simple design, drag & drop search, and automatic downloading & renaming let you just start watching. Caption is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
Caption is completely open-source. We've tried to make it as easy as possible to\ncontribute. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:gielcobben/caption.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for all platforms (Mac, Windows and Linux): npm run dist
\n\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
Caption currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. We're continuously adding\nsources, but the app's open-source nature also allows you to add your own when\ndesired. This can be done in\nCaption Core.
Cross-platform, free and open-source password manager based on NodeJS.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
About
\n
Buttercup is a password manager - an assistant for helping you store all of your login credentials. Buttercup helps you keep your accounts safe and assists you when you want to log in - all you need to do is remember just one password: your master password.
\n
This is the Desktop application in the Buttercup suite, and there's also a mobile app and browser extension so that you can access your credentials anywhere. You store your credentials (login information) in a secure archive, which can then be stored on your own computer or any of our supported cloud services (like Dropbox, for example).
\n
Archives are encrypted using the AES specification, and cannot be read by anyone besides those with the master password. Brute-force decryption is not technically possible. You should not share your archive with anyone, but rest assured: your contents are safe.
\n
Why you need software like Buttercup
\n
Many of us have 10s or 100s of accounts, and it would be crazy to secure these with 1 or 2 passwords. Why? If an attacker gains access to one of the systems you have an account with, your password there may be easily stolen - if an attacker gets this it's highly likely they will try to log in to other accounts you have with the same password. If you're using the same password on more than one site, you risk having several accounts stolen if any one of them is breached.
\n
Buttercup helps you by remembering all of your passwords, and because you no longer have to remember them yourself, you can use different passwords for every single site.
\n
Protecting your details
\n
Buttercup provides a secure way of storing your details, but it is only as secure as how you treat your master password and archive files.
\n
Ensure that you never share your master password or use it anywhere other than with your archive. Never share or store your archive in a non-private environment. Always remember to make regular backups of your archive.
If you're using macOS, you can also use Homebrew Cask to download and install Buttercup:
\n
$ brew cask install buttercup
\n
If you're using Windows, you can use Chocolatey to download and install Buttercup:
\n
choco install buttercup
\n
Platforms and Operating Systems
\n
Buttercup is available for macOS (dmg), Windows (exe) and Linux (deb, rpm, tarball) (64bit only).
\n
We actively support Buttercup on the following platforms:
\n
\n
MacOS (latest)
\n
Windows 10
\n
Ubuntu 18.04
\n
\n
Operating systems outside of these are not directly supported by staff - Issues will be followed on GitHub, however, and assistance provided where possible.
\n
Arch Linux
\n
Buttercup is also available for Arch Linux (32/64bit) (AUR). This release channel is maintained by our community.
\n
Some users have reported segmentation faults on Arch - if you notice a similar issue, perhaps check out this solution.
\n
Portability
\n
Buttercup supports portable builds on the following platforms:
Portable versions for Windows and Mac will arrive in the not-so-distant future.
\n
Encryption & Format
\n
Buttercup uses a delta-system to manage archive changes and save conflicts. The archive, upon saving, is encrypted with AES 256bit CBC mode with a SHA256 HMAC. Encryption is performed once the password has been salted and prepared with PBKDF2 at between 200-250k iterations.
\n
Because security with password storage is of the utmost importance, Buttercup will remain in alpha/beta release mode until some level of professional scrutiny has occurred. It is completely possible that security-related changes will occur, but this is inevitable and we handle every question and criticism with great care when it comes to the safety of using our software.
\n
Features
\n
Buttercup supports loading and saving credentials archives both locally and remotely. Remote archives can be stored in a variety of service providers like Dropbox, Google Drive and WebDAV-enabled services, such as Yandex.
\n
Archives store groups and entries in a simple hierarchy. Both groups and entries can be moved into other groups. Deleted items are trashed before being removed permanently.
\n
Buttercup has basic merge conflict resolution when 2 changes are made at once on the file (locally or remote).
\n
WebDAV
\n
Buttercup can connect to WebDAV-based services for the purpose of remotely-accessing vault files. Most WebDAV services and services supporting WebDAV are compatible.
\n
Please note that Buttercup does not support self-signed certificates.
\n
Importing and Exporting
\n
You can import from other password managers (such as 1Password, Lastpass and KeePass) by opening your archive and choosing Import from the menu.
\n
You can also export Buttercup vaults to CSV format.
\n
Internationalization
\n
Buttercup for Desktop supports the following languages:
\n
\n
English (Default)
\n
Spanish
\n
German
\n
French
\n
Russian
\n
Farsi
\n
Indonesian
\n
Italian
\n
Brazilian Portuguese
\n
Ukrainian
\n
Hungarian
\n
Czech
\n
Dutch
\n
Turkish
\n
Polish
\n
Finnish
\n
Catalan
\n
Simplified Chinese
\n
Romanian
\n
Korean
\n
\n
Submitting internationalization configurations
\n
We welcome the addition of new languages to the Buttercup platform. Please follow the style of the current translations.
\n\n
If adding languages that are more specific than usual (eg. "pt_br" - Brazilian Portuguese), ensure that you separate the parts by an underscore _ and not a dash.
\n\n
Development
\n
If you're interested in developing Buttercup:
\n
Install Dependencies & Run
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
Package & Release
\n
Install Dependencies
\n
You will need some extra dependencies to build for different platforms on a single platform. Please refer to this guide and install required software for your platform.
\n
Building libraries before releasing
\n
$ npm run build
\n
Package
\n
To package the app and make installers for all supported platforms:
\n
$ npm run release
\n
This may take a while depending on how fast your computer is. All apps and installers will be in app directory.
\n
To package only for the current platform:
\n
$ npm run package:current
\n
Or for a specific platform:
\n
$ npm run package:mac\n$ npm run package:win\n$ npm run package:linux
\n
NB:
\n
The above is a naive release process, without signing. To sign, notarize and release, as is the standard approach, first export the following environment variables:
\n
export GH_TOKEN=github_token\nexport WIN_CSC_LINK=file:///some/directory/buttercup_codesign.p12\nexport WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD="codesign_password"\nexport APPLE_ID=apple_id\nexport APPLE_ID_PASSWORD=app_specific_password\nexport TEAM_SHORT_NAME=team_short_name # if your account is connected to multiple teams
\n
Where GH_TOKEN is your GitHub token, WIN_CSC_LINK is the location of the p12 code signing certificate and WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD is the certificate password.
\n
You can generate an Apple App-Specific password here and find your team short name according to this guide.
\n
Then run:
\n
npm run release
\n
Debugging
\n
In case you need to access Buttercup logs, they are located in:
\n
\n
On Linux:~/.config/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On macOS:~/Library/Logs/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On Windows:%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\Roaming\\Buttercup\\log.log
Cross-platform, free and open-source password manager based on NodeJS.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
About
\n
Buttercup is a password manager - an assistant for helping you store all of your login credentials. Buttercup helps you keep your accounts safe and assists you when you want to log in - all you need to do is remember just one password: your master password.
\n
This is the Desktop application in the Buttercup suite, and there's also a mobile app and browser extension so that you can access your credentials anywhere. You store your credentials (login information) in a secure archive, which can then be stored on your own computer or any of our supported cloud services (like Dropbox, for example).
\n
Archives are encrypted using the AES specification, and cannot be read by anyone besides those with the master password. Brute-force decryption is not technically possible. You should not share your archive with anyone, but rest assured: your contents are safe.
\n
Why you need software like Buttercup
\n
Many of us have 10s or 100s of accounts, and it would be crazy to secure these with 1 or 2 passwords. Why? If an attacker gains access to one of the systems you have an account with, your password there may be easily stolen - if an attacker gets this it's highly likely they will try to log in to other accounts you have with the same password. If you're using the same password on more than one site, you risk having several accounts stolen if any one of them is breached.
\n
Buttercup helps you by remembering all of your passwords, and because you no longer have to remember them yourself, you can use different passwords for every single site.
\n
Protecting your details
\n
Buttercup provides a secure way of storing your details, but it is only as secure as how you treat your master password and archive files.
\n
Ensure that you never share your master password or use it anywhere other than with your archive. Never share or store your archive in a non-private environment. Always remember to make regular backups of your archive.
If you're using macOS, you can also use Homebrew Cask to download and install Buttercup:
\n
$ brew cask install buttercup
\n
If you're using Windows, you can use Chocolatey to download and install Buttercup:
\n
choco install buttercup
\n
Platforms and Operating Systems
\n
Buttercup is available for macOS (dmg), Windows (exe) and Linux (deb, rpm, tarball) (64bit only).
\n
We actively support Buttercup on the following platforms:
\n
\n
MacOS (latest)
\n
Windows 10
\n
Ubuntu 18.04
\n
\n
Operating systems outside of these are not directly supported by staff - Issues will be followed on GitHub, however, and assistance provided where possible.
\n
Arch Linux
\n
Buttercup is also available for Arch Linux (32/64bit) (AUR). This release channel is maintained by our community.
\n
Some users have reported segmentation faults on Arch - if you notice a similar issue, perhaps check out this solution.
\n
Portability
\n
Buttercup supports portable builds on the following platforms:
Portable versions for Windows and Mac will arrive in the not-so-distant future.
\n
Encryption & Format
\n
Buttercup uses a delta-system to manage archive changes and save conflicts. The archive, upon saving, is encrypted with AES 256bit CBC mode with a SHA256 HMAC. Encryption is performed once the password has been salted and prepared with PBKDF2 at between 200-250k iterations.
\n
Because security with password storage is of the utmost importance, Buttercup will remain in alpha/beta release mode until some level of professional scrutiny has occurred. It is completely possible that security-related changes will occur, but this is inevitable and we handle every question and criticism with great care when it comes to the safety of using our software.
\n
Features
\n
Buttercup supports loading and saving credentials archives both locally and remotely. Remote archives can be stored in a variety of service providers like Dropbox, Google Drive and WebDAV-enabled services, such as Yandex.
\n
Archives store groups and entries in a simple hierarchy. Both groups and entries can be moved into other groups. Deleted items are trashed before being removed permanently.
\n
Buttercup has basic merge conflict resolution when 2 changes are made at once on the file (locally or remote).
\n
WebDAV
\n
Buttercup can connect to WebDAV-based services for the purpose of remotely-accessing vault files. Most WebDAV services and services supporting WebDAV are compatible.
\n
Please note that Buttercup does not support self-signed certificates.
\n
Importing and Exporting
\n
You can import from other password managers (such as 1Password, Lastpass and KeePass) by opening your archive and choosing Import from the menu.
\n
You can also export Buttercup vaults to CSV format.
\n
Internationalization
\n
Buttercup for Desktop supports the following languages:
\n
\n
English (Default)
\n
Spanish
\n
German
\n
French
\n
Russian
\n
Farsi
\n
Indonesian
\n
Italian
\n
Brazilian Portuguese
\n
Ukrainian
\n
Hungarian
\n
Czech
\n
Dutch
\n
Turkish
\n
Polish
\n
Finnish
\n
Catalan
\n
Simplified Chinese
\n
Romanian
\n
Korean
\n
\n
Submitting internationalization configurations
\n
We welcome the addition of new languages to the Buttercup platform. Please follow the style of the current translations.
\n\n
If adding languages that are more specific than usual (eg. \"pt_br\" - Brazilian Portuguese), ensure that you separate the parts by an underscore _ and not a dash.
\n\n
Development
\n
If you're interested in developing Buttercup:
\n
Install Dependencies & Run
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
Package & Release
\n
Install Dependencies
\n
You will need some extra dependencies to build for different platforms on a single platform. Please refer to this guide and install required software for your platform.
\n
Building libraries before releasing
\n
$ npm run build
\n
Package
\n
To package the app and make installers for all supported platforms:
\n
$ npm run release
\n
This may take a while depending on how fast your computer is. All apps and installers will be in app directory.
\n
To package only for the current platform:
\n
$ npm run package:current
\n
Or for a specific platform:
\n
$ npm run package:mac\n$ npm run package:win\n$ npm run package:linux
\n
NB:
\n
The above is a naive release process, without signing. To sign, notarize and release, as is the standard approach, first export the following environment variables:
\n
export GH_TOKEN=github_token\nexport WIN_CSC_LINK=file:///some/directory/buttercup_codesign.p12\nexport WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD=\"codesign_password\"\nexport APPLE_ID=apple_id\nexport APPLE_ID_PASSWORD=app_specific_password\nexport TEAM_SHORT_NAME=team_short_name # if your account is connected to multiple teams
\n
Where GH_TOKEN is your GitHub token, WIN_CSC_LINK is the location of the p12 code signing certificate and WIN_CSC_KEY_PASSWORD is the certificate password.
\n
You can generate an Apple App-Specific password here and find your team short name according to this guide.
\n
Then run:
\n
npm run release
\n
Debugging
\n
In case you need to access Buttercup logs, they are located in:
\n
\n
On Linux:~/.config/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On macOS:~/Library/Logs/Buttercup/log.log
\n
On Windows:%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\Roaming\\Buttercup\\log.log
Caption takes the effort out of finding and setting up the right subtitles. A simple design, drag & drop search, and automatic downloading & renaming let you just start watching. Caption is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
Caption is completely open-source. We've tried to make it as easy as possible to\ncontribute. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:gielcobben/caption.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for all platforms (Mac, Windows and Linux): npm run dist
\n\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
Caption currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. We're continuously adding\nsources, but the app's open-source nature also allows you to add your own when\ndesired. This can be done in\nCaption Core.
Caption takes the effort out of finding and setting up the right subtitles. A simple design, drag & drop search, and automatic downloading & renaming let you just start watching. Caption is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
Caption is completely open-source. We've tried to make it as easy as possible to\ncontribute. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:gielcobben/caption.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for all platforms (Mac, Windows and Linux): npm run dist
\n\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
Caption currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. We're continuously adding\nsources, but the app's open-source nature also allows you to add your own when\ndesired. This can be done in\nCaption Core.
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Cells\n# Go into the repository\ncd Cells\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Cells\n# Go into the repository\ncd Cells\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Cells\n# Go into the repository\ncd Cells\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Cells\n# Go into the repository\ncd Cells\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
When using Canvas, I found that constantly downloading new files, updated files and then organizing those files was a huge pain. This program aims to work by having Google Drive like functionality with Canvas so that you never have to worry about being up to date or how you have organized things, because they will be organized on your computer just as they are organized on Canvas.
Clone this repository and run yarn. Once it's done installing the modules, run yarn run dev
\n
Building this code
\n
yarn run build:mac
\n
yarn run build:win
\n
Note
\n
Releases are being code signed so your personal build will not work with the built in autoupdating.
\n
Contributing
\n
I'd appreciate any help that anyone would like to give and have included draw.io diagrams in the diagrams folder to help facilitate understanding of the overall flow.
\n
TODO
\n
\n
Toggle courses to sync
\n
Increase initial download speed
\n
Handle situations more gracefully where an update has occurred both locally and remotely
\n
Allow more granular control of what to sync(Treeview)
When using Canvas, I found that constantly downloading new files, updated files and then organizing those files was a huge pain. This program aims to work by having Google Drive like functionality with Canvas so that you never have to worry about being up to date or how you have organized things, because they will be organized on your computer just as they are organized on Canvas.
Clone this repository and run yarn. Once it's done installing the modules, run yarn run dev
\n
Building this code
\n
yarn run build:mac
\n
yarn run build:win
\n
Note
\n
Releases are being code signed so your personal build will not work with the built in autoupdating.
\n
Contributing
\n
I'd appreciate any help that anyone would like to give and have included draw.io diagrams in the diagrams folder to help facilitate understanding of the overall flow.
\n
TODO
\n
\n
Toggle courses to sync
\n
Increase initial download speed
\n
Handle situations more gracefully where an update has occurred both locally and remotely
\n
Allow more granular control of what to sync(Treeview)
We always welcome suggestions and Pull Requests! This program is written in NodeJS and packaged with Electron. This means that anyone with experience in JavaScript, Node, HTML, CSS, and C++ can contribute just fine! With Node, C++ users can contribute as well, due to Node supporting C++ modules!\n
\n
If you have a suggestion, and do not know any of the required languages, you can reach us on Discord
\n
How to get the latest version of CemUI
\n
The latest official builds can be found in the GitHub Releases section. These are stable builds.
\n
To get the latest developer version of CemUI right now, you may build and run from source. These are more likely to be unstable.
\n
To get the latest developer version, follow these steps:
Enter the source code directory via a command prompt (cd C:/Path/To/CemUI)
\n
Run npm i to install all depends
\n
Run npm i electron -g to globally install Electron
\n
Run electron . in the source code directory. This will start the developer version of CemUI.
\n\n
This is the only official place that you can download CemUI, any other places hosting CemUI are doing it without our permission.
\n
Themes
\n
CemUI ships with 2 default themes, Fluent and Flux. Fluent is the original CemUI 2.0 design theme. Flux is our uniform theme following our own custom design specs, based on a mix of several existing specs.
\n
Custom Themes
\n
CemUI supports loading 3rd party themes. Themes can be loaded from %appdata%/CemUI/app_data/themes. Each theme must have an index.html file, config.json file and a thumbnail.jpg file. config.json stores the basic settings for the theme. It is an object with these properties:
Given that this project is still very early in development, bugs will probably be common, and vary from person to person. If you find a bug, we ask that you follow this format for reporting the bug on the Issue Tracker on the repo:
\n
\n
\n
A detailed name describing the bug (no "A bug happened" type titles!)
\n
\n
\n
A detailed description of the bug
\n
\n
\n
Exact steps to reproduce
\n
\n
\n
A screenshot/video of the bug/error message
\n
\n
\n
List games affected (if applicable)
\n
\n
\n
If possible, a video or gif showing the exact steps to reproduce (There are many free video recorders out there. It doesn't matter how you record it, as long as it's recorded)
\n
\n
\n
And above all: stay calm. Currently there are only 2 developers working on this project, and for one this is the first NodeJS app they have worked on. Also given the nature of how Electron packages apps, bugs may not occur on our end but will on yours. Please be patient while we attempt to fix the issue.
We always welcome suggestions and Pull Requests! This program is written in NodeJS and packaged with Electron. This means that anyone with experience in JavaScript, Node, HTML, CSS, and C++ can contribute just fine! With Node, C++ users can contribute as well, due to Node supporting C++ modules!\n
\n
If you have a suggestion, and do not know any of the required languages, you can reach us on Discord
\n
How to get the latest version of CemUI
\n
The latest official builds can be found in the GitHub Releases section. These are stable builds.
\n
To get the latest developer version of CemUI right now, you may build and run from source. These are more likely to be unstable.
\n
To get the latest developer version, follow these steps:
Enter the source code directory via a command prompt (cd C:/Path/To/CemUI)
\n
Run npm i to install all depends
\n
Run npm i electron -g to globally install Electron
\n
Run electron . in the source code directory. This will start the developer version of CemUI.
\n\n
This is the only official place that you can download CemUI, any other places hosting CemUI are doing it without our permission.
\n
Themes
\n
CemUI ships with 2 default themes, Fluent and Flux. Fluent is the original CemUI 2.0 design theme. Flux is our uniform theme following our own custom design specs, based on a mix of several existing specs.
\n
Custom Themes
\n
CemUI supports loading 3rd party themes. Themes can be loaded from %appdata%/CemUI/app_data/themes. Each theme must have an index.html file, config.json file and a thumbnail.jpg file. config.json stores the basic settings for the theme. It is an object with these properties:
Given that this project is still very early in development, bugs will probably be common, and vary from person to person. If you find a bug, we ask that you follow this format for reporting the bug on the Issue Tracker on the repo:
\n
\n
\n
A detailed name describing the bug (no \"A bug happened\" type titles!)
\n
\n
\n
A detailed description of the bug
\n
\n
\n
Exact steps to reproduce
\n
\n
\n
A screenshot/video of the bug/error message
\n
\n
\n
List games affected (if applicable)
\n
\n
\n
If possible, a video or gif showing the exact steps to reproduce (There are many free video recorders out there. It doesn't matter how you record it, as long as it's recorded)
\n
\n
\n
And above all: stay calm. Currently there are only 2 developers working on this project, and for one this is the first NodeJS app they have worked on. Also given the nature of how Electron packages apps, bugs may not occur on our end but will on yours. Please be patient while we attempt to fix the issue.
We always welcome suggestions and Pull Requests! This program is written in NodeJS and packaged with Electron. This means that anyone with experience in JavaScript, Node, HTML, CSS, and C++ can contribute just fine! With Node, C++ users can contribute as well, due to Node supporting C++ modules!\n
\n
If you have a suggestion, and do not know any of the required languages, you can reach us on Discord
\n
How to get the latest version of CemUI
\n
The latest official builds can be found in the GitHub Releases section. These are stable builds.
\n
To get the latest developer version of CemUI right now, you may build and run from source. These are more likely to be unstable.
\n
To get the latest developer version, follow these steps:
Enter the source code directory via a command prompt (cd C:/Path/To/CemUI)
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Run npm i to install all depends
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Run npm i electron -g to globally install Electron
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Run electron . in the source code directory. This will start the developer version of CemUI.
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This is the only official place that you can download CemUI, any other places hosting CemUI are doing it without our permission.
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Themes
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CemUI ships with 2 default themes, Fluent and Flux. Fluent is the original CemUI 2.0 design theme. Flux is our uniform theme following our own custom design specs, based on a mix of several existing specs.
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Custom Themes
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CemUI supports loading 3rd party themes. Themes can be loaded from %appdata%/CemUI/app_data/themes. Each theme must have an index.html file, config.json file and a thumbnail.jpg file. config.json stores the basic settings for the theme. It is an object with these properties:
Given that this project is still very early in development, bugs will probably be common, and vary from person to person. If you find a bug, we ask that you follow this format for reporting the bug on the Issue Tracker on the repo:
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A detailed name describing the bug (no "A bug happened" type titles!)
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A detailed description of the bug
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Exact steps to reproduce
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A screenshot/video of the bug/error message
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List games affected (if applicable)
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If possible, a video or gif showing the exact steps to reproduce (There are many free video recorders out there. It doesn't matter how you record it, as long as it's recorded)
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And above all: stay calm. Currently there are only 2 developers working on this project, and for one this is the first NodeJS app they have worked on. Also given the nature of how Electron packages apps, bugs may not occur on our end but will on yours. Please be patient while we attempt to fix the issue.
We always welcome suggestions and Pull Requests! This program is written in NodeJS and packaged with Electron. This means that anyone with experience in JavaScript, Node, HTML, CSS, and C++ can contribute just fine! With Node, C++ users can contribute as well, due to Node supporting C++ modules!\n
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If you have a suggestion, and do not know any of the required languages, you can reach us on Discord
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How to get the latest version of CemUI
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The latest official builds can be found in the GitHub Releases section. These are stable builds.
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To get the latest developer version of CemUI right now, you may build and run from source. These are more likely to be unstable.
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To get the latest developer version, follow these steps:
Enter the source code directory via a command prompt (cd C:/Path/To/CemUI)
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Run npm i to install all depends
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Run npm i electron -g to globally install Electron
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Run electron . in the source code directory. This will start the developer version of CemUI.
\n\n
This is the only official place that you can download CemUI, any other places hosting CemUI are doing it without our permission.
\n
Themes
\n
CemUI ships with 2 default themes, Fluent and Flux. Fluent is the original CemUI 2.0 design theme. Flux is our uniform theme following our own custom design specs, based on a mix of several existing specs.
\n
Custom Themes
\n
CemUI supports loading 3rd party themes. Themes can be loaded from %appdata%/CemUI/app_data/themes. Each theme must have an index.html file, config.json file and a thumbnail.jpg file. config.json stores the basic settings for the theme. It is an object with these properties:
Given that this project is still very early in development, bugs will probably be common, and vary from person to person. If you find a bug, we ask that you follow this format for reporting the bug on the Issue Tracker on the repo:
\n
\n
\n
A detailed name describing the bug (no \"A bug happened\" type titles!)
\n
\n
\n
A detailed description of the bug
\n
\n
\n
Exact steps to reproduce
\n
\n
\n
A screenshot/video of the bug/error message
\n
\n
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List games affected (if applicable)
\n
\n
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If possible, a video or gif showing the exact steps to reproduce (There are many free video recorders out there. It doesn't matter how you record it, as long as it's recorded)
\n
\n
\n
And above all: stay calm. Currently there are only 2 developers working on this project, and for one this is the first NodeJS app they have worked on. Also given the nature of how Electron packages apps, bugs may not occur on our end but will on yours. Please be patient while we attempt to fix the issue.
AssertionError: Current node version is not supported for development on npm postinstall.\nAfter yarn postinstall script checks node version. If you see this error you have to check node and npm version in package.jsondevEngines section and install proper ones.
\n
\n
\n
Uncaught Error: Module version mismatch. Exepcted 50, got ...\nThis error means that node modules with native extensions build with wrong node version (your local node version != node version, included to electron). To fix this issue run cd ./app && yarn run rebuild
\n
\n\n
Config file path
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Windows: %APPDATA%/Cerebro/config.json
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Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Cerebro/config.json or ~/.config/Cerebro/config.json
AssertionError: Current node version is not supported for development on npm postinstall.\nAfter yarn postinstall script checks node version. If you see this error you have to check node and npm version in package.jsondevEngines section and install proper ones.
\n
\n
\n
Uncaught Error: Module version mismatch. Exepcted 50, got ...\nThis error means that node modules with native extensions build with wrong node version (your local node version != node version, included to electron). To fix this issue run cd ./app && yarn run rebuild
\n
\n\n
Config file path
\n
Windows: %APPDATA%/Cerebro/config.json
\n
Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Cerebro/config.json or ~/.config/Cerebro/config.json
Checksum is an simple application that help you verifying the checksum of a file, make sure the file was is the correct file and wasn't corrupted during download.
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🏭 Features
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Current version: 0.1.0
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Support 46 hash functions.
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🛣️ Roadmap
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Next version: 0.2.0
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Add history.
\n
Check multiple files at once.
\n
\n
📥 Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.\nAvailable for Windows & Linux.
# Clone this project:\ngit clone https://github.com/mnismt/checksum.git\n\n# Install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# Run (with hot reload)\nyarn dev # or npm run dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn build # or npm run build\n
Checksum is an simple application that help you verifying the checksum of a file, make sure the file was is the correct file and wasn't corrupted during download.
\n
🏭 Features
\n
Current version: 0.1.0
\n
\n
Support 46 hash functions.
\n
\n
\n
🛣️ Roadmap
\n
Next version: 0.2.0
\n
\n
Add history.
\n
Check multiple files at once.
\n
\n
📥 Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.\nAvailable for Windows & Linux.
# Clone this project:\ngit clone https://github.com/mnismt/checksum.git\n\n# Install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# Run (with hot reload)\nyarn dev # or npm run dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn build # or npm run build\n
Checksum is an simple application that help you verifying the checksum of a file, make sure the file was is the correct file and wasn't corrupted during download.
\n
🏭 Features
\n
Current version: 0.1.0
\n
\n
Support 46 hash functions.
\n
\n
\n
🛣️ Roadmap
\n
Next version: 0.2.0
\n
\n
Add history.
\n
Check multiple files at once.
\n
\n
📥 Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.\nAvailable for Windows & Linux.
# Clone this project:\ngit clone https://github.com/mnismt/checksum.git\n\n# Install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# Run (with hot reload)\nyarn dev # or npm run dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn build # or npm run build\n
Checksum is an simple application that help you verifying the checksum of a file, make sure the file was is the correct file and wasn't corrupted during download.
\n
🏭 Features
\n
Current version: 0.1.0
\n
\n
Support 46 hash functions.
\n
\n
\n
🛣️ Roadmap
\n
Next version: 0.2.0
\n
\n
Add history.
\n
Check multiple files at once.
\n
\n
📥 Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.\nAvailable for Windows & Linux.
# Clone this project:\ngit clone https://github.com/mnismt/checksum.git\n\n# Install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# Run (with hot reload)\nyarn dev # or npm run dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn build # or npm run build\n
checksum-validator is a small convenient Electron application, which can quickly calculate hashes of files. It is primarily intended to validate checksums of downloaded files.
\n
Unfortunately the update to MacOS Mojave broke the build version 1.1.5. If you encounter the problem that the application will not start on Mac OS Mojave with version 1.1.5 consider downloading version 1.1.6 from the releases section. All of your settings should be preserved.\n
Head over to the releases section and download the latest distribution.
\n
After installing it you are ready to use checksum-validator.
\n
Calculate checksum
\n
To calculate and validate the checksum of files, head over to the Check pane and either drag and drop four file into the drag area or select it by clicking on it. Then just type in the checksum you want to validate and select the hash algorithm which was used to generate the checksum.
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On the Past Checks pane you have the opportunity to have a look at all checksums you have validated so far. Furthermore you can export the checked file as .json and take a look at other hashes of the file.
\n
\n
Update
\n
On start the application will check if an update is available. If an update is available it will either be installed automatically or the application will tell you that an update is ready to be installed. You can also trigger this check manually by checksum-validator --> Check for updates...
\n
\n
Settings
\n
On the Settings pane you can configure the application so it is suitable for your use case.\nAdditionally you can select the language of the application. By default Checksum Validator will take the app locale to set the language but you can also manually change the language. By now 2 languages are available:
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English
\n
German
\n
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How was it built ?
\n
This project is only possible with these awesome technologies !
If you find any bugs or issues with this application feel free to report them in the issue section.\nIn case you want to do some local debugging, open the logs via Help --> Open Logs and take a look at it.
checksum-validator is a small convenient Electron application, which can quickly calculate hashes of files. It is primarily intended to validate checksums of downloaded files.
\n
Unfortunately the update to MacOS Mojave broke the build version 1.1.5. If you encounter the problem that the application will not start on Mac OS Mojave with version 1.1.5 consider downloading version 1.1.6 from the releases section. All of your settings should be preserved.\n
Head over to the releases section and download the latest distribution.
\n
After installing it you are ready to use checksum-validator.
\n
Calculate checksum
\n
To calculate and validate the checksum of files, head over to the Check pane and either drag and drop four file into the drag area or select it by clicking on it. Then just type in the checksum you want to validate and select the hash algorithm which was used to generate the checksum.
\n
\n
On the Past Checks pane you have the opportunity to have a look at all checksums you have validated so far. Furthermore you can export the checked file as .json and take a look at other hashes of the file.
\n
\n
Update
\n
On start the application will check if an update is available. If an update is available it will either be installed automatically or the application will tell you that an update is ready to be installed. You can also trigger this check manually by checksum-validator --> Check for updates...
\n
\n
Settings
\n
On the Settings pane you can configure the application so it is suitable for your use case.\nAdditionally you can select the language of the application. By default Checksum Validator will take the app locale to set the language but you can also manually change the language. By now 2 languages are available:
\n
\n
English
\n
German
\n
\n
\n
How was it built ?
\n
This project is only possible with these awesome technologies !
If you find any bugs or issues with this application feel free to report them in the issue section.\nIn case you want to do some local debugging, open the logs via Help --> Open Logs and take a look at it.
checksum-validator is a small convenient Electron application, which can quickly calculate hashes of files. It is primarily intended to validate checksums of downloaded files.
\n
Unfortunately the update to MacOS Mojave broke the build version 1.1.5. If you encounter the problem that the application will not start on Mac OS Mojave with version 1.1.5 consider downloading version 1.1.6 from the releases section. All of your settings should be preserved.\n
Head over to the releases section and download the latest distribution.
\n
After installing it you are ready to use checksum-validator.
\n
Calculate checksum
\n
To calculate and validate the checksum of files, head over to the Check pane and either drag and drop four file into the drag area or select it by clicking on it. Then just type in the checksum you want to validate and select the hash algorithm which was used to generate the checksum.
\n
\n
On the Past Checks pane you have the opportunity to have a look at all checksums you have validated so far. Furthermore you can export the checked file as .json and take a look at other hashes of the file.
\n
\n
Update
\n
On start the application will check if an update is available. If an update is available it will either be installed automatically or the application will tell you that an update is ready to be installed. You can also trigger this check manually by checksum-validator --> Check for updates...
\n
\n
Settings
\n
On the Settings pane you can configure the application so it is suitable for your use case.\nAdditionally you can select the language of the application. By default Checksum Validator will take the app locale to set the language but you can also manually change the language. By now 2 languages are available:
\n
\n
English
\n
German
\n
\n
\n
How was it built ?
\n
This project is only possible with these awesome technologies !
If you find any bugs or issues with this application feel free to report them in the issue section.\nIn case you want to do some local debugging, open the logs via Help --> Open Logs and take a look at it.
checksum-validator is a small convenient Electron application, which can quickly calculate hashes of files. It is primarily intended to validate checksums of downloaded files.
\n
Unfortunately the update to MacOS Mojave broke the build version 1.1.5. If you encounter the problem that the application will not start on Mac OS Mojave with version 1.1.5 consider downloading version 1.1.6 from the releases section. All of your settings should be preserved.\n
Head over to the releases section and download the latest distribution.
\n
After installing it you are ready to use checksum-validator.
\n
Calculate checksum
\n
To calculate and validate the checksum of files, head over to the Check pane and either drag and drop four file into the drag area or select it by clicking on it. Then just type in the checksum you want to validate and select the hash algorithm which was used to generate the checksum.
\n
\n
On the Past Checks pane you have the opportunity to have a look at all checksums you have validated so far. Furthermore you can export the checked file as .json and take a look at other hashes of the file.
\n
\n
Update
\n
On start the application will check if an update is available. If an update is available it will either be installed automatically or the application will tell you that an update is ready to be installed. You can also trigger this check manually by checksum-validator --> Check for updates...
\n
\n
Settings
\n
On the Settings pane you can configure the application so it is suitable for your use case.\nAdditionally you can select the language of the application. By default Checksum Validator will take the app locale to set the language but you can also manually change the language. By now 2 languages are available:
\n
\n
English
\n
German
\n
\n
\n
How was it built ?
\n
This project is only possible with these awesome technologies !
If you find any bugs or issues with this application feel free to report them in the issue section.\nIn case you want to do some local debugging, open the logs via Help --> Open Logs and take a look at it.
Open-source Pomodoro timer made in Electron that faithfully replicates the original technique, made in procrastination by Jordan Peters (Rollersteaam).
Drag clock numbers to set in place the set timings, and hear each click along the way. By initiating every session with a physical act, focus and flow is created through the visual and audio cues as your session has an increased sense of purpose. You may also choose to set target focuses for a block of work to determine your specific tasks. Timer completion cues and drones, as well as an optional ticking of a timer each play their part in making a pretty 'alive' timer.
\n
Latest: Version 1.1.0
\n
This version is a major quality-of-life adjustment to Chronobreak as I've used it personally over the last 6 months, as well as reading some feedback online about the app itself.
\n
General
\n
\n
A new logo has now been added (Credits to redmusic)
\n
The timer will now automatically pop up (or at least try to) on completion of a phase.
\n
The timer will now change UI when it's active.
\n
A chime will now play when a timer has been activated.
\n
The appearance of the right-click tray menu has been changed so it's more difficult to accidently discard a pomodoro.
\n
Work phase completion song has been changed because of how annoying it was before.
\n
Tick tock sound is now turned off by default. No need to turn it off each time you launch Chronobreak.
\n
Updated showcase gif to show new changes.
\n
\n
Issues
\n
\n
Pomodoro completion music has been turned down a good amount (8db) and remastered to account for the weird bass distortion.
\n
Corrected text about how much work was accomplished in a session.
\n
Changed some text on 'Small Break' phase to offer more helpful suggestions.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Go to the Releases tab and download the latest version's .zip archive. Unzip it and run the 'Chronobreak' shortcut.
\n
Want to contribute?
\n
I would absolutely love for you to iterate on my design and improve it.
\n
By forking this project, you get your own copy of the latest version's files where you can make changes. You can then choose to make a pull request to merge those new changes. When I verify them, they'll be added officially to this project and you'll be shown as a Contributor, as well as being credited by me.
Open-source Pomodoro timer made in Electron that faithfully replicates the original technique, made in procrastination by Jordan Peters (Rollersteaam).
Drag clock numbers to set in place the set timings, and hear each click along the way. By initiating every session with a physical act, focus and flow is created through the visual and audio cues as your session has an increased sense of purpose. You may also choose to set target focuses for a block of work to determine your specific tasks. Timer completion cues and drones, as well as an optional ticking of a timer each play their part in making a pretty 'alive' timer.
\n
Latest: Version 1.1.0
\n
This version is a major quality-of-life adjustment to Chronobreak as I've used it personally over the last 6 months, as well as reading some feedback online about the app itself.
\n
General
\n
\n
A new logo has now been added (Credits to redmusic)
\n
The timer will now automatically pop up (or at least try to) on completion of a phase.
\n
The timer will now change UI when it's active.
\n
A chime will now play when a timer has been activated.
\n
The appearance of the right-click tray menu has been changed so it's more difficult to accidently discard a pomodoro.
\n
Work phase completion song has been changed because of how annoying it was before.
\n
Tick tock sound is now turned off by default. No need to turn it off each time you launch Chronobreak.
\n
Updated showcase gif to show new changes.
\n
\n
Issues
\n
\n
Pomodoro completion music has been turned down a good amount (8db) and remastered to account for the weird bass distortion.
\n
Corrected text about how much work was accomplished in a session.
\n
Changed some text on 'Small Break' phase to offer more helpful suggestions.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Go to the Releases tab and download the latest version's .zip archive. Unzip it and run the 'Chronobreak' shortcut.
\n
Want to contribute?
\n
I would absolutely love for you to iterate on my design and improve it.
\n
By forking this project, you get your own copy of the latest version's files where you can make changes. You can then choose to make a pull request to merge those new changes. When I verify them, they'll be added officially to this project and you'll be shown as a Contributor, as well as being credited by me.
Open-source Pomodoro timer made in Electron that faithfully replicates the original technique, made in procrastination by Jordan Peters (Rollersteaam).
Drag clock numbers to set in place the set timings, and hear each click along the way. By initiating every session with a physical act, focus and flow is created through the visual and audio cues as your session has an increased sense of purpose. You may also choose to set target focuses for a block of work to determine your specific tasks. Timer completion cues and drones, as well as an optional ticking of a timer each play their part in making a pretty 'alive' timer.
\n
Latest: Version 1.1.0
\n
This version is a major quality-of-life adjustment to Chronobreak as I've used it personally over the last 6 months, as well as reading some feedback online about the app itself.
\n
General
\n
\n
A new logo has now been added (Credits to redmusic)
\n
The timer will now automatically pop up (or at least try to) on completion of a phase.
\n
The timer will now change UI when it's active.
\n
A chime will now play when a timer has been activated.
\n
The appearance of the right-click tray menu has been changed so it's more difficult to accidently discard a pomodoro.
\n
Work phase completion song has been changed because of how annoying it was before.
\n
Tick tock sound is now turned off by default. No need to turn it off each time you launch Chronobreak.
\n
Updated showcase gif to show new changes.
\n
\n
Issues
\n
\n
Pomodoro completion music has been turned down a good amount (8db) and remastered to account for the weird bass distortion.
\n
Corrected text about how much work was accomplished in a session.
\n
Changed some text on 'Small Break' phase to offer more helpful suggestions.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Go to the Releases tab and download the latest version's .zip archive. Unzip it and run the 'Chronobreak' shortcut.
\n
Want to contribute?
\n
I would absolutely love for you to iterate on my design and improve it.
\n
By forking this project, you get your own copy of the latest version's files where you can make changes. You can then choose to make a pull request to merge those new changes. When I verify them, they'll be added officially to this project and you'll be shown as a Contributor, as well as being credited by me.
Open-source Pomodoro timer made in Electron that faithfully replicates the original technique, made in procrastination by Jordan Peters (Rollersteaam).
Drag clock numbers to set in place the set timings, and hear each click along the way. By initiating every session with a physical act, focus and flow is created through the visual and audio cues as your session has an increased sense of purpose. You may also choose to set target focuses for a block of work to determine your specific tasks. Timer completion cues and drones, as well as an optional ticking of a timer each play their part in making a pretty 'alive' timer.
\n
Latest: Version 1.1.0
\n
This version is a major quality-of-life adjustment to Chronobreak as I've used it personally over the last 6 months, as well as reading some feedback online about the app itself.
\n
General
\n
\n
A new logo has now been added (Credits to redmusic)
\n
The timer will now automatically pop up (or at least try to) on completion of a phase.
\n
The timer will now change UI when it's active.
\n
A chime will now play when a timer has been activated.
\n
The appearance of the right-click tray menu has been changed so it's more difficult to accidently discard a pomodoro.
\n
Work phase completion song has been changed because of how annoying it was before.
\n
Tick tock sound is now turned off by default. No need to turn it off each time you launch Chronobreak.
\n
Updated showcase gif to show new changes.
\n
\n
Issues
\n
\n
Pomodoro completion music has been turned down a good amount (8db) and remastered to account for the weird bass distortion.
\n
Corrected text about how much work was accomplished in a session.
\n
Changed some text on 'Small Break' phase to offer more helpful suggestions.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Go to the Releases tab and download the latest version's .zip archive. Unzip it and run the 'Chronobreak' shortcut.
\n
Want to contribute?
\n
I would absolutely love for you to iterate on my design and improve it.
\n
By forking this project, you get your own copy of the latest version's files where you can make changes. You can then choose to make a pull request to merge those new changes. When I verify them, they'll be added officially to this project and you'll be shown as a Contributor, as well as being credited by me.
AssertionError: Current node version is not supported for development on npm postinstall.\nAfter yarn postinstall script checks node version. If you see this error you have to check node and npm version in package.jsondevEngines section and install proper ones.
\n
\n
\n
Uncaught Error: Module version mismatch. Exepcted 50, got ...\nThis error means that node modules with native extensions build with wrong node version (your local node version != node version, included to electron). To fix this issue run cd ./app && yarn run rebuild
\n
\n\n
Config file path
\n
Windows: %APPDATA%/Cerebro/config.json
\n
Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Cerebro/config.json or ~/.config/Cerebro/config.json
AssertionError: Current node version is not supported for development on npm postinstall.\nAfter yarn postinstall script checks node version. If you see this error you have to check node and npm version in package.jsondevEngines section and install proper ones.
\n
\n
\n
Uncaught Error: Module version mismatch. Exepcted 50, got ...\nThis error means that node modules with native extensions build with wrong node version (your local node version != node version, included to electron). To fix this issue run cd ./app && yarn run rebuild
\n
\n\n
Config file path
\n
Windows: %APPDATA%/Cerebro/config.json
\n
Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Cerebro/config.json or ~/.config/Cerebro/config.json
Desktop client for JIRA. Track time, upload automatic and manual worklogs without a hassle.\nCross-platform. Open-sourced.
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Your working tool kit. Open a tracker, browse tasks, pick what you want to work on and start\ntracking. Move it to "Done" when you've finished. Without leaving an app.
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Features
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Simple to manage your tasks
\n
Chronos is also minimalistic JIRA client, where you can perform most needed actions like changing\nissue’s status or checking it’s details.
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Customizable worklogs
\n
Besides native JIRA worklogs information we provide a lot of data like screenshots,\nactivities, types and comments. You also can add worklogs manually.
\n
Secured and open-sourced
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Code of the project is in public access and hosted on Github.
\n
Free
\n
It’s free. If you think our product rocks or just want to support us, check out\nChronos Timesheets.
\n
Chronos timesheets
\n
JIRA plugin to view worklogs. Watch what your team is busy with, calculate salaries, view\nscreenshots and activity levels. Rich and flexible.
We're small team of developers. We make web, mobile and\ndesktop apps. We're hardworking and passionate about our products.\nIf you want to collaborate or hire us, contact at it@web-pal.com
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See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
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License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
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\n
Chronos timetracker
\n
Desktop client for JIRA. Track time, upload automatic and manual worklogs without a hassle.\nCross-platform. Open-sourced.
\n
Your working tool kit. Open a tracker, browse tasks, pick what you want to work on and start\ntracking. Move it to \"Done\" when you've finished. Without leaving an app.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Simple to manage your tasks
\n
Chronos is also minimalistic JIRA client, where you can perform most needed actions like changing\nissue’s status or checking it’s details.
\n
Customizable worklogs
\n
Besides native JIRA worklogs information we provide a lot of data like screenshots,\nactivities, types and comments. You also can add worklogs manually.
\n
Secured and open-sourced
\n
Code of the project is in public access and hosted on Github.
\n
Free
\n
It’s free. If you think our product rocks or just want to support us, check out\nChronos Timesheets.
\n
Chronos timesheets
\n
JIRA plugin to view worklogs. Watch what your team is busy with, calculate salaries, view\nscreenshots and activity levels. Rich and flexible.
We're small team of developers. We make web, mobile and\ndesktop apps. We're hardworking and passionate about our products.\nIf you want to collaborate or hire us, contact at it@web-pal.com
\n
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
Last, open the clipboard-manager-electron-win32-ia32.iss with InnoSetup change the constant RepositoryDir and click 'Run' and be happy again.
\n
Linux
\n
How to do a Linux build
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn\n$ yarn build-linux\n
\n
Go to folder dist/clipboard-manager-electron-linux-x64 and execute the clipboard-manager-electron and be happy.
\n
How to install a Linux snap
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn install\n$ yarn build-snap\n$ cd dist\n$ sudo snap install --dangerous dist/clipboard-manager-electron_*.snap \n
\n
Mac
\n
How to do a Mac build
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn install\n$ yarn build-max\n
\n
Go to folder dist/clipboard-manager-electron-darwin-x64 and execute the clipboard-manager-electron and be happy.
\n
Releases
\n
Download latest release
\n
If don´t want do a build, you can download the latest release!
\n
In Windows you need run the setup only.. In Linux or Mac, after download, you need do unzip to any folder, execute the clipboard-manager-electron and be happy too.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Clipboard Manager Electron
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A clipboard manager built with Electron
\n
Preview Windows
\n
\n
Preview Linux Ubuntu 18.10
\n
\n
Preview MacOS
\n
\n
Windows
\n
How to do a Windown build
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn install\n$ yarn build-windows\n
\n
Go to folder dist/clipboard-manager-electron-win32-ia32 and execute the clipboard-manager-electron.exe and be happy.
Last, open the clipboard-manager-electron-win32-ia32.iss with InnoSetup change the constant RepositoryDir and click 'Run' and be happy again.
\n
Linux
\n
How to do a Linux build
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn\n$ yarn build-linux\n
\n
Go to folder dist/clipboard-manager-electron-linux-x64 and execute the clipboard-manager-electron and be happy.
\n
How to install a Linux snap
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn install\n$ yarn build-snap\n$ cd dist\n$ sudo snap install --dangerous dist/clipboard-manager-electron_*.snap \n
\n
Mac
\n
How to do a Mac build
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/dotenorio/clipboard-manager-electron.git\n$ cd clipboard-manager-electron\n$ yarn install\n$ yarn build-max\n
\n
Go to folder dist/clipboard-manager-electron-darwin-x64 and execute the clipboard-manager-electron and be happy.
\n
Releases
\n
Download latest release
\n
If don´t want do a build, you can download the latest release!
\n
In Windows you need run the setup only.. In Linux or Mac, after download, you need do unzip to any folder, execute the clipboard-manager-electron and be happy too.
Desktop client for JIRA. Track time, upload automatic and manual worklogs without a hassle.\nCross-platform. Open-sourced.
\n
Your working tool kit. Open a tracker, browse tasks, pick what you want to work on and start\ntracking. Move it to "Done" when you've finished. Without leaving an app.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Simple to manage your tasks
\n
Chronos is also minimalistic JIRA client, where you can perform most needed actions like changing\nissue’s status or checking it’s details.
\n
Customizable worklogs
\n
Besides native JIRA worklogs information we provide a lot of data like screenshots,\nactivities, types and comments. You also can add worklogs manually.
\n
Secured and open-sourced
\n
Code of the project is in public access and hosted on Github.
\n
Free
\n
It’s free. If you think our product rocks or just want to support us, check out\nChronos Timesheets.
\n
Chronos timesheets
\n
JIRA plugin to view worklogs. Watch what your team is busy with, calculate salaries, view\nscreenshots and activity levels. Rich and flexible.
We're small team of developers. We make web, mobile and\ndesktop apps. We're hardworking and passionate about our products.\nIf you want to collaborate or hire us, contact at it@web-pal.com
\n
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
\n
Chronos timetracker
\n
Desktop client for JIRA. Track time, upload automatic and manual worklogs without a hassle.\nCross-platform. Open-sourced.
\n
Your working tool kit. Open a tracker, browse tasks, pick what you want to work on and start\ntracking. Move it to \"Done\" when you've finished. Without leaving an app.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Simple to manage your tasks
\n
Chronos is also minimalistic JIRA client, where you can perform most needed actions like changing\nissue’s status or checking it’s details.
\n
Customizable worklogs
\n
Besides native JIRA worklogs information we provide a lot of data like screenshots,\nactivities, types and comments. You also can add worklogs manually.
\n
Secured and open-sourced
\n
Code of the project is in public access and hosted on Github.
\n
Free
\n
It’s free. If you think our product rocks or just want to support us, check out\nChronos Timesheets.
\n
Chronos timesheets
\n
JIRA plugin to view worklogs. Watch what your team is busy with, calculate salaries, view\nscreenshots and activity levels. Rich and flexible.
We're small team of developers. We make web, mobile and\ndesktop apps. We're hardworking and passionate about our products.\nIf you want to collaborate or hire us, contact at it@web-pal.com
\n
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
After cloning the repo, Install the dependencies and start the application.
\n
$ cd clippy\n$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
The npm run start command has been modified to start the electron app and then start the react application after the electron app has been launched.\nYou might need to refresh the electron application by Ctrl+R once the react application is started.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Clippy
\n
\n
Clippy is a desktop application that helps keep track of your clipboard history.
After cloning the repo, Install the dependencies and start the application.
\n
$ cd clippy\n$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
The npm run start command has been modified to start the electron app and then start the react application after the electron app has been launched.\nYou might need to refresh the electron application by Ctrl+R once the react application is started.
After cloning the repo, Install the dependencies and start the application.
\n
$ cd clippy\n$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
The npm run start command has been modified to start the electron app and then start the react application after the electron app has been launched.\nYou might need to refresh the electron application by Ctrl+R once the react application is started.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Clippy
\n
\n
Clippy is a desktop application that helps keep track of your clipboard history.
After cloning the repo, Install the dependencies and start the application.
\n
$ cd clippy\n$ npm install\n$ npm run start
\n
The npm run start command has been modified to start the electron app and then start the react application after the electron app has been launched.\nYou might need to refresh the electron application by Ctrl+R once the react application is started.
Cocos Creator is a complete package of game development tools and workflow, including a game engine, resource management, scene editing, game preview, debug and publish one project to multiple platforms. Cocos Creator focused on content creation, which has realized features like thorough scriptability, componentization and data driven, etc. on the basis of Cocos2d-x. With JavaScript, you can scripting your component in no time. The editor and engine extension is also made with JavaScript so you can make games and refine your tool in a single programming language. Cocos Creator is an provides an innovative, easy to use toolset such as the UI system and Animation editor. The toolset will be expanding continuously and quickly, thanks to the open editor extension system.
\n
This repo is the engine framework for Cocos Creator. Cocos Creator's in-editor scene view and web runtime share the same framework, which is the content of this repo. It's originally forked from Cocos2d-html5, we build up an Entity Component architecture on it to meet the needs of Cocos Creator.
\n
This framework is a cross-platform game engine written in JavaScript and licensed under MIT. It supports major desktop and mobile browsers, it's also compatible with Cocos2d Javascript Binding engine to support native platforms like iOS, Android, Win32, macOS.
\n
The framework is naturally integrated with Cocos Creator, so it's not designed to be used independently.
View EngineErrorMap.md \nAll the debug infos are defined in file EngineErrorMap.md. \nThe file DebugInfos.json will be generated based on EngineErrorMap.md, when run gulp build* command.
\n
For details below:
\n\n
\n
Define log in EngineErrorMap.md
\n
example
\n
### 1001 \n \ncocos2d: removeAction: Target not found\n \n
\n
\n
\n
Define deprecated log in EngineErrorMap.md\nThe log should be marked as DEPRECATED when then logId is no longer referenced in the project.
\n
example
\n
### 1000\n \n<!-- DEPRECATED -->\ncc.ActionManager.addAction(): action must be non-null \n\n
Cocos Creator is a complete package of game development tools and workflow, including a game engine, resource management, scene editing, game preview, debug and publish one project to multiple platforms. Cocos Creator focused on content creation, which has realized features like thorough scriptability, componentization and data driven, etc. on the basis of Cocos2d-x. With JavaScript, you can scripting your component in no time. The editor and engine extension is also made with JavaScript so you can make games and refine your tool in a single programming language. Cocos Creator is an provides an innovative, easy to use toolset such as the UI system and Animation editor. The toolset will be expanding continuously and quickly, thanks to the open editor extension system.
\n
This repo is the engine framework for Cocos Creator. Cocos Creator's in-editor scene view and web runtime share the same framework, which is the content of this repo. It's originally forked from Cocos2d-html5, we build up an Entity Component architecture on it to meet the needs of Cocos Creator.
\n
This framework is a cross-platform game engine written in JavaScript and licensed under MIT. It supports major desktop and mobile browsers, it's also compatible with Cocos2d Javascript Binding engine to support native platforms like iOS, Android, Win32, macOS.
\n
The framework is naturally integrated with Cocos Creator, so it's not designed to be used independently.
View EngineErrorMap.md \nAll the debug infos are defined in file EngineErrorMap.md. \nThe file DebugInfos.json will be generated based on EngineErrorMap.md, when run gulp build* command.
\n
For details below:
\n\n
\n
Define log in EngineErrorMap.md
\n
example
\n
### 1001 \n \ncocos2d: removeAction: Target not found\n \n
\n
\n
\n
Define deprecated log in EngineErrorMap.md\nThe log should be marked as DEPRECATED when then logId is no longer referenced in the project.
\n
example
\n
### 1000\n \n<!-- DEPRECATED -->\ncc.ActionManager.addAction(): action must be non-null \n\n
Colon is a flexible text editor and lightweight hybrid IDE, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We are trying to designe it to be fully customizable and easy to use.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Full Featured Editor
\n
✅ Syntax Highlighting Over 100+ Languages
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Code Folding
\n
✅ Bracket and Tag Matching
\n
✅ 7+ Themes
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Auto Save
\n
✅ Templates For Specific File Extension
\n
✅ Project Management
\n
✅ Console (for variour programming languages over 10+)
\n
✅ Real Time Preview for Markup Languages (HTML, MD)
\n
✅ Discord-rpc Support
\n
✅ Real Time Code Sharing
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Colon IDE Does ? 🌟
\n
Colon IDE provide you facility to execute over 10+ programming languages code simultaneously, You don't need to change compilers for different file. Colon automatically detects compiler for your file.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Colon uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [codemirror] - full featured text editor
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
✅ [socket.io] - for bidirectional communication
\n
✅ [discord-rpc] - for discord-rpc support
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd colon-ide\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
\n
License
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Colon IDE
\n
What is Colon IDE ?
\n
Colon is a flexible text editor and lightweight hybrid IDE, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We are trying to designe it to be fully customizable and easy to use.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Full Featured Editor
\n
✅ Syntax Highlighting Over 100+ Languages
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Code Folding
\n
✅ Bracket and Tag Matching
\n
✅ 7+ Themes
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Auto Save
\n
✅ Templates For Specific File Extension
\n
✅ Project Management
\n
✅ Console (for variour programming languages over 10+)
\n
✅ Real Time Preview for Markup Languages (HTML, MD)
\n
✅ Discord-rpc Support
\n
✅ Real Time Code Sharing
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Colon IDE Does ? 🌟
\n
Colon IDE provide you facility to execute over 10+ programming languages code simultaneously, You don't need to change compilers for different file. Colon automatically detects compiler for your file.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Colon uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [codemirror] - full featured text editor
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
✅ [socket.io] - for bidirectional communication
\n
✅ [discord-rpc] - for discord-rpc support
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd colon-ide\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
The aim of this project is to make us more efficient by offering a pretty cool tool : a kind of notepad for our code 😃📝
\n
Demo
\n
\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
Go the the download section of our website to download Code Notes on your OS.
\n
Contributing
\n
For the moment, the project is pretty young. But if we work together to build the "bloc-notes" we dream, we can build pretty things for sure ! \nSo, feel free to contribute. Follow this guide🤓
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run eslint
The aim of this project is to make us more efficient by offering a pretty cool tool : a kind of notepad for our code 😃📝
\n
Demo
\n
\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
Go the the download section of our website to download Code Notes on your OS.
\n
Contributing
\n
For the moment, the project is pretty young. But if we work together to build the \"bloc-notes\" we dream, we can build pretty things for sure ! \nSo, feel free to contribute. Follow this guide🤓
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run eslint
The aim of this project is to make us more efficient by offering a pretty cool tool : a kind of notepad for our code 😃📝
\n
Demo
\n
\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
Go the the download section of our website to download Code Notes on your OS.
\n
Contributing
\n
For the moment, the project is pretty young. But if we work together to build the "bloc-notes" we dream, we can build pretty things for sure ! \nSo, feel free to contribute. Follow this guide🤓
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run eslint
The aim of this project is to make us more efficient by offering a pretty cool tool : a kind of notepad for our code 😃📝
\n
Demo
\n
\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
Go the the download section of our website to download Code Notes on your OS.
\n
Contributing
\n
For the moment, the project is pretty young. But if we work together to build the \"bloc-notes\" we dream, we can build pretty things for sure ! \nSo, feel free to contribute. Follow this guide🤓
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run eslint
Cocos Creator is a complete package of game development tools and workflow, including a game engine, resource management, scene editing, game preview, debug and publish one project to multiple platforms. Cocos Creator focused on content creation, which has realized features like thorough scriptability, componentization and data driven, etc. on the basis of Cocos2d-x. With JavaScript, you can scripting your component in no time. The editor and engine extension is also made with JavaScript so you can make games and refine your tool in a single programming language. Cocos Creator is an provides an innovative, easy to use toolset such as the UI system and Animation editor. The toolset will be expanding continuously and quickly, thanks to the open editor extension system.
\n
This repo is the engine framework for Cocos Creator. Cocos Creator's in-editor scene view and web runtime share the same framework, which is the content of this repo. It's originally forked from Cocos2d-html5, we build up an Entity Component architecture on it to meet the needs of Cocos Creator.
\n
This framework is a cross-platform game engine written in JavaScript and licensed under MIT. It supports major desktop and mobile browsers, it's also compatible with Cocos2d Javascript Binding engine to support native platforms like iOS, Android, Win32, macOS.
\n
The framework is naturally integrated with Cocos Creator, so it's not designed to be used independently.
View EngineErrorMap.md \nAll the debug infos are defined in file EngineErrorMap.md. \nThe file DebugInfos.json will be generated based on EngineErrorMap.md, when run gulp build command.
\n
For details below:
\n\n
\n
Define log in EngineErrorMap.md
\n
example:
\n
### 1001 \n \ncocos2d: removeAction: Target not found \n
\n
\n
\n
Define deprecated log in EngineErrorMap.md \nThe log should be marked as DEPRECATED when then logId is no longer referenced in the project.
\n
example:
\n
### 1000\n \n<!-- DEPRECATED -->\ncc.ActionManager.addAction(): action must be non-null \n
Cocos Creator is a complete package of game development tools and workflow, including a game engine, resource management, scene editing, game preview, debug and publish one project to multiple platforms. Cocos Creator focused on content creation, which has realized features like thorough scriptability, componentization and data driven, etc. on the basis of Cocos2d-x. With JavaScript, you can scripting your component in no time. The editor and engine extension is also made with JavaScript so you can make games and refine your tool in a single programming language. Cocos Creator is an provides an innovative, easy to use toolset such as the UI system and Animation editor. The toolset will be expanding continuously and quickly, thanks to the open editor extension system.
\n
This repo is the engine framework for Cocos Creator. Cocos Creator's in-editor scene view and web runtime share the same framework, which is the content of this repo. It's originally forked from Cocos2d-html5, we build up an Entity Component architecture on it to meet the needs of Cocos Creator.
\n
This framework is a cross-platform game engine written in JavaScript and licensed under MIT. It supports major desktop and mobile browsers, it's also compatible with Cocos2d Javascript Binding engine to support native platforms like iOS, Android, Win32, macOS.
\n
The framework is naturally integrated with Cocos Creator, so it's not designed to be used independently.
View EngineErrorMap.md \nAll the debug infos are defined in file EngineErrorMap.md. \nThe file DebugInfos.json will be generated based on EngineErrorMap.md, when run gulp build command.
\n
For details below:
\n\n
\n
Define log in EngineErrorMap.md
\n
example:
\n
### 1001 \n \ncocos2d: removeAction: Target not found \n
\n
\n
\n
Define deprecated log in EngineErrorMap.md \nThe log should be marked as DEPRECATED when then logId is no longer referenced in the project.
\n
example:
\n
### 1000\n \n<!-- DEPRECATED -->\ncc.ActionManager.addAction(): action must be non-null \n
Colon is a flexible text editor and lightweight hybrid IDE, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We are trying to designe it to be fully customizable and easy to use.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Full Featured Editor
\n
✅ Syntax Highlighting Over 100+ Languages
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Code Folding
\n
✅ Bracket and Tag Matching
\n
✅ 7+ Themes
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Auto Save
\n
✅ Templates For Specific File Extension
\n
✅ Project Management
\n
✅ Console (for variour programming languages over 10+)
\n
✅ Real Time Preview for Markup Languages (HTML, MD)
\n
✅ Discord-rpc Support
\n
✅ Real Time Code Sharing
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Colon IDE Does ? 🌟
\n
Colon IDE provide you facility to execute over 10+ programming languages code simultaneously, You don't need to change compilers for different file. Colon automatically detects compiler for your file.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Colon uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [codemirror] - full featured text editor
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
✅ [socket.io] - for bidirectional communication
\n
✅ [discord-rpc] - for discord-rpc support
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd colon-ide\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
\n
License
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Colon IDE
\n
What is Colon IDE ?
\n
Colon is a flexible text editor and lightweight hybrid IDE, built on Electron, and based on everything we love about our favorite editors. We are trying to designe it to be fully customizable and easy to use.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Full Featured Editor
\n
✅ Syntax Highlighting Over 100+ Languages
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Code Folding
\n
✅ Bracket and Tag Matching
\n
✅ 7+ Themes
\n
✅ Autocompletion
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Auto Save
\n
✅ Templates For Specific File Extension
\n
✅ Project Management
\n
✅ Console (for variour programming languages over 10+)
\n
✅ Real Time Preview for Markup Languages (HTML, MD)
\n
✅ Discord-rpc Support
\n
✅ Real Time Code Sharing
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Colon IDE Does ? 🌟
\n
Colon IDE provide you facility to execute over 10+ programming languages code simultaneously, You don't need to change compilers for different file. Colon automatically detects compiler for your file.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Colon uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [codemirror] - full featured text editor
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
✅ [socket.io] - for bidirectional communication
\n
✅ [discord-rpc] - for discord-rpc support
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd colon-ide\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
With Pin, you can bring Colorpicker to the foreground. This makes it convenient to work quickly with different applications at the same time.
\n
Picker
\n
\n
The Picker allows you to quickly retrieve a color anywhere on the screen. Whether it's on your browser, Photoshop, or whatever.
\n
Colorsbook
\n
\n
Colorsbook is a full-fledged application. It allows you to store your colors, categorize them, and easily retrieve them. It is destined to mature over time.\nCool tip: you can save color from colorpicker with CMD+S or CTRL+S!
\n
Shading
\n
\n
With the shades, you can find the perfect color you need. You have a chromatic bar, a natural color bar and a shadow bar.
\n
Opacity
\n
\n
This feature is a bit special. It allows you to render the application transparent. This can be useful to see the appearance of a transparent color.
\n
Focus Mode
\n
\n
Need to compare a color or clean up the interface? This feature is for you, this will hide the sliders and make the menu more transparent.
\n
Magic Color
\n
This functionality is still under development. Currently, it allows you to display the first color that is in your clipboard. This works with hexadecimal and RGB codes
\n
Random
\n
A traditional feature, it allows you to display a color randomly.
\n
Settings
\n
\n
The settings menu allows you to customize your Colorpicker, I let you discover it yourself :)!
To build C/C++ modules to the correct Electron version, use:
\n
\n
yarn rebuild
\n
\n
To build a new version:
\n
\n
# You can build nightly & release only for your current OS.\n # i.e. you can't build a OSX version if you use a Windows \n\n # build a nightly version\n yarn nightly\n\n # build a release version\n yarn release
With Pin, you can bring Colorpicker to the foreground. This makes it convenient to work quickly with different applications at the same time.
\n
Picker
\n
\n
The Picker allows you to quickly retrieve a color anywhere on the screen. Whether it's on your browser, Photoshop, or whatever.
\n
Colorsbook
\n
\n
Colorsbook is a full-fledged application. It allows you to store your colors, categorize them, and easily retrieve them. It is destined to mature over time.\nCool tip: you can save color from colorpicker with CMD+S or CTRL+S!
\n
Shading
\n
\n
With the shades, you can find the perfect color you need. You have a chromatic bar, a natural color bar and a shadow bar.
\n
Opacity
\n
\n
This feature is a bit special. It allows you to render the application transparent. This can be useful to see the appearance of a transparent color.
\n
Focus Mode
\n
\n
Need to compare a color or clean up the interface? This feature is for you, this will hide the sliders and make the menu more transparent.
\n
Magic Color
\n
This functionality is still under development. Currently, it allows you to display the first color that is in your clipboard. This works with hexadecimal and RGB codes
\n
Random
\n
A traditional feature, it allows you to display a color randomly.
\n
Settings
\n
\n
The settings menu allows you to customize your Colorpicker, I let you discover it yourself :)!
To build C/C++ modules to the correct Electron version, use:
\n
\n
yarn rebuild
\n
\n
To build a new version:
\n
\n
# You can build nightly & release only for your current OS.\n # i.e. you can't build a OSX version if you use a Windows \n\n # build a nightly version\n yarn nightly\n\n # build a release version\n yarn release
With Pin, you can bring Colorpicker to the foreground. This makes it convenient to work quickly with different\napplications at the same time.
\n\n
Picker
\n
\n
The Picker allows you to quickly retrieve a color anywhere on the screen. Whether it's on your browser, Photoshop, or\nwhatever.
\n\n
Colorsbook
\n
\n
Colorsbook is a full-fledged application. It allows you to store your colors, categorize them, and easily retrieve them.\nIt is destined to mature over time.\nCool tip: you can save color from colorpicker with CMD+S or CTRL+S!
\n\n
Shading
\n
\n
With the shades, you can find the perfect color you need. You have a chromatic bar, a natural color bar and a shadow\nbar.
\n\n
Opacity [WIP]
\n
\n
This feature is a bit special. It allows you to render the application transparent. This can be useful to see the\nappearance of a transparent color.
\n\n
Focus Mode
\n
\n
Need to compare a color or clean up the interface? This feature is for you, this will hide the sliders and make the menu\nmore transparent.
\n\n
Magic Color [WIP]
\n
This functionality is still under development. Currently, it allows you to display the first color that is in your\nclipboard. This works with hexadecimal and RGB codes
\n\n
Random
\n
A traditional feature, it allows you to display a color randomly.
\n\n
Settings
\n
\n
The settings menu allows you to customize your Colorpicker, I let you discover it yourself :)!
To build C/C++ modules to the correct Electron version, use:
\n
\n
yarn rebuild
\n
\n
To build a new version:
\n
\n
# You can build nightly & release only for your current OS.\n# i.e. you can't build a OSX version if you use a Windows\n\n# build a nightly version\nyarn nightly\n\n# build a release version\nyarn release
With Pin, you can bring Colorpicker to the foreground. This makes it convenient to work quickly with different\napplications at the same time.
\n\n
Picker
\n
\n
The Picker allows you to quickly retrieve a color anywhere on the screen. Whether it's on your browser, Photoshop, or\nwhatever.
\n\n
Colorsbook
\n
\n
Colorsbook is a full-fledged application. It allows you to store your colors, categorize them, and easily retrieve them.\nIt is destined to mature over time.\nCool tip: you can save color from colorpicker with CMD+S or CTRL+S!
\n\n
Shading
\n
\n
With the shades, you can find the perfect color you need. You have a chromatic bar, a natural color bar and a shadow\nbar.
\n\n
Opacity [WIP]
\n
\n
This feature is a bit special. It allows you to render the application transparent. This can be useful to see the\nappearance of a transparent color.
\n\n
Focus Mode
\n
\n
Need to compare a color or clean up the interface? This feature is for you, this will hide the sliders and make the menu\nmore transparent.
\n\n
Magic Color [WIP]
\n
This functionality is still under development. Currently, it allows you to display the first color that is in your\nclipboard. This works with hexadecimal and RGB codes
\n\n
Random
\n
A traditional feature, it allows you to display a color randomly.
\n\n
Settings
\n
\n
The settings menu allows you to customize your Colorpicker, I let you discover it yourself :)!
To build C/C++ modules to the correct Electron version, use:
\n
\n
yarn rebuild
\n
\n
To build a new version:
\n
\n
# You can build nightly & release only for your current OS.\n# i.e. you can't build a OSX version if you use a Windows\n\n# build a nightly version\nyarn nightly\n\n# build a release version\nyarn release
dotnet publish --runtime osx-x64 --output bin/dist/osx /p:TrimUnusedDependencies=true generates a self contained application for our WebAPI
\n
dotnet publish --runtime win10-x64 --output bin/dist/win /p:TrimUnusedDependencies=true same but creates the Windows version
\n
Change terminal directory to LogViewer.Client folder
\n
npm install
\n
tsc --watch This will compile the TypeScript files & continue to watch them
\n
Open a new terminal in LogViewer.Client
\n
npm run start Will run the Electron app for development with Chrome DevTools open/launched
\n
\n
\n
Note: If you npm run start before you have compiled the TypeScript files then Electron will complain about not finding the entry point file. Additionally if you have also not run dotnet publish then the underlying WebAPI which we communicate with will not be running.
\n
\n
3rd Party Libraries 💖💖
\n
This package uses the following libraries:
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\n
Serilog.Formatting.Compact.Reader
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Serilog.Filters.Expressions
\n
Serilog.Sinks.File
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Compact Log Format Viewer 🔍📈
\n
A cross platform tool to read & query JSON aka CLEF log files created by Serilog
\n
\n
Download
\n
Releases are available on this GitHub Repository along on the Windows Store
dotnet publish --runtime osx-x64 --output bin/dist/osx /p:TrimUnusedDependencies=true generates a self contained application for our WebAPI
\n
dotnet publish --runtime win10-x64 --output bin/dist/win /p:TrimUnusedDependencies=true same but creates the Windows version
\n
Change terminal directory to LogViewer.Client folder
\n
npm install
\n
tsc --watch This will compile the TypeScript files & continue to watch them
\n
Open a new terminal in LogViewer.Client
\n
npm run start Will run the Electron app for development with Chrome DevTools open/launched
\n
\n
\n
Note: If you npm run start before you have compiled the TypeScript files then Electron will complain about not finding the entry point file. Additionally if you have also not run dotnet publish then the underlying WebAPI which we communicate with will not be running.
dotnet publish --runtime osx-x64 --output bin/dist/osx --configuration release -p:PublishSingleFile=true generates a self contained application for our WebAPI
\n
dotnet publish --runtime win-x64 --output bin/dist/win --configuration release -p:PublishSingleFile=true same but creates the Windows version
\n
Change terminal directory to LogViewer.Client folder
\n
npm install
\n
tsc --watch This will compile the TypeScript files & continue to watch them
\n
Open a new terminal in LogViewer.Client
\n
npm run start Will run the Electron app for development with Chrome DevTools open/launched
\n
\n
\n
Note: If you npm run start before you have compiled the TypeScript files then Electron will complain about not finding the entry point file. Additionally if you have also not run dotnet publish then the underlying WebAPI which we communicate with will not be running.
\n
\n
3rd Party Libraries 💖💖
\n
This package uses the following libraries:
\n
\n
Serilog.Formatting.Compact.Reader
\n
Serilog.Filters.Expressions
\n
Serilog.Sinks.File
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Compact Log Format Viewer 🔍📈
\n
A cross platform tool to read & query JSON aka CLEF log files created by Serilog
\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
Releases are available on this GitHub Repository along on the Windows Store
dotnet publish --runtime osx-x64 --output bin/dist/osx --configuration release -p:PublishSingleFile=true generates a self contained application for our WebAPI
\n
dotnet publish --runtime win-x64 --output bin/dist/win --configuration release -p:PublishSingleFile=true same but creates the Windows version
\n
Change terminal directory to LogViewer.Client folder
\n
npm install
\n
tsc --watch This will compile the TypeScript files & continue to watch them
\n
Open a new terminal in LogViewer.Client
\n
npm run start Will run the Electron app for development with Chrome DevTools open/launched
\n
\n
\n
Note: If you npm run start before you have compiled the TypeScript files then Electron will complain about not finding the entry point file. Additionally if you have also not run dotnet publish then the underlying WebAPI which we communicate with will not be running.
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
\n
Clone method
\n
# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/color-ramp-formulator\n# Go into the repository\ncd color-ramp-formulator\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
\n
Download method
\n
If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting color-ramp-formulator-master folder location:
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Packaging
\n
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create the Color Ramp Formulator.app version for macOS:
\n
# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
\n
Clone method
\n
# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/color-ramp-formulator\n# Go into the repository\ncd color-ramp-formulator\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
\n
Download method
\n
If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting color-ramp-formulator-master folder location:
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Packaging
\n
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create the Color Ramp Formulator.app version for macOS:
\n
# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
A desktop application which allows you to batch download a course from coursehunters. Coursehunters is a platform where you can download online courses for free, learn and spread knowledge.
A desktop application which allows you to batch download a course from coursehunters. Coursehunters is a platform where you can download online courses for free, learn and spread knowledge.
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/correo\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd correo\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
Download the portable version of Correo for Windows, macOS and Linux from here.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/correo\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd correo\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
Download the portable version of Correo for Windows, macOS and Linux from here.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/correo\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd correo\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
Download the portable version of Correo for Windows, macOS and Linux from here.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/correo\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd correo\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
Download the portable version of Correo for Windows, macOS and Linux from here.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
A desktop application which allows you to batch download a course from coursehunters. Coursehunters is a platform where you can download online courses for free, learn and spread knowledge.
A desktop application which allows you to batch download a course from coursehunters. Coursehunters is a platform where you can download online courses for free, learn and spread knowledge.
Cozy Drive for Desktop allows you to synchronize the files stored in\nyour Cozy with your laptop and/or desktop computer. It\nreplicates your files on your hard drive and apply changes you made on them on\nother synced devices and on your online Cozy.
\n
This is where the app is being developped. If you just want to install it,\nplease see the Download page.
Cozy Drive for Desktop allows you to synchronize the files stored in\nyour Cozy with your laptop and/or desktop computer. It\nreplicates your files on your hard drive and apply changes you made on them on\nother synced devices and on your online Cozy.
\n
This is where the app is being developped. If you just want to install it,\nplease see the Download page.
Cozy Drive for Desktop allows you to synchronize the files stored in\nyour Cozy with your laptop and/or desktop computer. It\nreplicates your files on your hard drive and apply changes you made on them on\nother synced devices and on your online Cozy.
\n
This is where the app is being developped. If you just want to install it,\nplease see the Download page.
Cozy Drive for Desktop allows you to synchronize the files stored in\nyour Cozy with your laptop and/or desktop computer. It\nreplicates your files on your hard drive and apply changes you made on them on\nother synced devices and on your online Cozy.
\n
This is where the app is being developped. If you just want to install it,\nplease see the Download page.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build for production with minification\nnpm run build\n\n# pack into electron app\nnpm run pack\n\n# release new version\nnpm run dist\n\n# run tests\nnpm test
\n
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- "readmeOriginal": "
coypu
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Text-editor-like weekly planner
\n
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build for production with minification\nnpm run build\n\n# pack into electron app\nnpm run pack\n\n# release new version\nnpm run dist\n\n# run tests\nnpm test
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build for production with minification\nnpm run build\n\n# pack into electron app\nnpm run pack\n\n# release new version\nnpm run dist\n\n# run tests\nnpm test
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
coypu
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\n
Text-editor-like weekly planner
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build for production with minification\nnpm run build\n\n# pack into electron app\nnpm run pack\n\n# release new version\nnpm run dist\n\n# run tests\nnpm test
Crypter is a cross-platform crypto app that makes encryption and decryption\nconvenient while still upholding strong security. It tackles one of the weakest\nlinks in most security systems today - weak passwords. It simplifies secure\npassword generation and management and requires you to only remember one bit -\nyour MasterPass.
\n
Crypter v4.0 is a crypto\napp that can decrypt and encrypt any arbitrary data this includes files and\nfolders. This version has been released and fully tested for macOS (OSX), Linux\n(for all distros via AppImage) and Windows (32 & 64\nbit). All core modules (modules that provide the core functionality) are fully\ntested (90%+ coverage).
\n
Please open an issue if you have any suggestions and add improvements via PRs!
\n
This is based on Crypto.Sync (an end-to-end\ncloud encryption client), which is a more elaborate implementation of the idea.\nSo please check it out as well!
All prebuilt binaries for all major platforms are available under\nreleases.
\n
Crypter is also on Homebrew Cask for\nmacOS. So to install it, simply run the following command in the Terminal:
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$ brew cask install crypter
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Screens
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Crypto
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One key to derive them all!
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Crypter derives a MasterPassKey from the MasterPass obtained at setup by using\nthe PBKDF2 key derivation algorithm (see below for the specification). It\nthen uses PBKDF2 to derive a number of encryption keys from the MasterPassKey\nthat can be used for the encryption of files. This method allows for the\ngeneration of very secure encryption keys for data encryption. Moreover, by\npublicly storing the credentials used to derive the MasterPassKey and the salts\nused to derive the encryption keys, you are able to produce the encryption keys\nat will and without needing to store them securely. Your MasterPass is the only\nthing that you need to remember.
\n
Crypter never directly encrypts anything with your MasterPass. Instead, it\nderives a MasterPassKey from it, which it then uses to derive the\nencryption key used to encrypt your file. Every time a file is decrypted,\nthe encryption key is re-derived from the MasterPassKey. Every time you set the\nMasterPass through the setup or reset it through Verify MasterPass, the\nMasterPassKey is derived from the MasterPass using a newly generated set of\n(random) credentials. These credentials are used to re-derive the MasterPassKey\nevery time that Crypter is executed (i.e. the app is launched).
\n
Authentication with the AES-256-GCM symmetric block cipher is used by default.\nThis ensures that data integrity is verified on decryption and allows the app\nto detect tampering or data corruption.
\n
The following are the crypto defaults and can be found under app/config.js:
When encrypting a file, Crypter first creates a temporary hidden directory,\nnamely '.crypting'. It then encrypts the user-selected file with the crypto\ndefaults and flushes the encrypted data to a file in the directory, namely\n'data'. If it is a directory then it is compressed first (tar). It also writes\nthe public credentials to a file within the same directory, namely 'creds'.\nFinally, Crypter compresses the directory to a tar archive with the name of the\nuser-selected file and the '.crypto' extension appended to it.
\n
Decryption process
\n
The decryption process is essentially the inverse of the encryption process.\nDuring decryption, Crypter creates a temporary hidden directory named\n'.decrypting'. It then reads the credentials from the creds file and decrypts\nthe data file into the original file or directory (after decompressing it) with\nits original name and extension, as deduced from the CRYPTO file name (e.g. the\nextension for "file.txt.crypto" would be ".txt").
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Public credentials
\n
Certain credentials are required to decrypt the encrypted data. These are\nneeded to reconstruct the particular encryption key and to verify data integrity.\nThese can be stored publicly without compromising security since it is fairly\nimpossible (by current standards) to reconstruct the encryption key without the\nMasterPass and its credentials. These credentials are stored in the creds file of\nthe CRYPRO file archive (as delineated above) in the following\nformat:
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Crypter#iv#authTag#salt#dir\n
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The dir part is only included for directories\n
\n
CRYPTO file
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Format
\n
A CRYPTO file is the product of the Crypter encryption process. This file\nstores both the encrypted version of the user file and the public credentials\nneeded to encrypt and decrypt it. It has a .crypto file extension, which\nis appended to the full file name (including the extension) of the file\noriginally encrypted. The file itself is a tar archive in the following\nstructure:
\n
someFile.crypto\n├── data // the encrypted version of the user selected file\n└── creds // the public credentials used to encrypt it
\n
Reusing the same MasterPass
\n
If you attempt to decrypt a CRYPTO file by resetting to a specific\nMasterPass or setting an identical MasterPass on a different machine,\nyou will likely encounter the following error:
\n
ERROR: Unsupported state or unable to authenticate data\n
\n
This issue occurs because the MasterPassKey that was originally used to\nderive the encryption key on is not the same as the MasterPassKey\nderived with the reused MasterPass. Since Crypter uses randomness to\ngenerate secure credentials, this second set of credentials will be quite\ndifferent from the original set. As a result, the derived encryption key is\nincorrect and yields this error.
To achieve portability on Crypter, the set of MasterPassKey credentials\nneed to be exported from Crypter on the source machine1\nand imported into Crypter on the target machine2.
Please refer to the FAQs for instructions on how to perform the above steps.
\n\n
[1] The machine where the CRYPTO file was initially\nencrypted.
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[2] The machine where you wish to decrypt the CRYPTO\nfile.
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Security
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Security-first practice
\n
Crypter follows a security-first practice. This means that security is its\nhighest priority and first consideration. Thus, while Crypter seeks\nto make encryption more convenient, it always defers to maintaining\na high level of security.
\n
MasterPass
\n
Crypter never stores your MasterPass in memory or on the filesystem. This\nsubstantially improves the security of your MasterPass. You are only asked to\nenter the MasterPass when you first set, reset or verify it. Whenever you enter\nyour MasterPass, Crypter derives a MasterPassKey (using a set of generated\ncredentials) and then immediately discards the MasterPass. The MasterPassKey is\nthen securely stored in memory and used to derive the encryption keys. Since\nthese credentials are derived via a one-way function, they cannot be used in\nany way to derive the MasterPass.
\n
MasterPassKey
\n
Crypter uses a WeakMap to store the MasterPassKey inside the MasterPassKey class\nusing a closure function. This makes the MasterPassKey data held in the object\n(externally) inaccessible, consequently increasing the protection of the\nMasterPassKey. The MasterPassKey is never flushed to the filesystem and is always\nstored in (main) memory. Since JS does not give control over or allow such a\nlow-level operation as wiping memory, the program relies on the garbage\ncollection and volatility of the main memory for the permanent erasure of the\nMasterPassKey stored in memory.
\n
A decent number of iterations (see the above specifications) are used in the\nderivation of the MasterPassKey to mitigate brute-force attacks. A good\namount of iterations are also used during the derivation of the encryption\nkeys from the MasterPassKey. Consequently, performance and speed are not\nsignificantly compromised. For critical applications, you may choose to\nselect 10,000,000 iterations instead of the default number\n(in app/core/crypto.js). Please refer to\nhttp://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-132.pdf for\nmore information.
\n
Crypter generates a new set of random credentials for deriving the MasterPassKey\nevery time the MasterPass is set (at setup) or reset. Crypter employs randomness\nto mitigate brute-force attacks and thus drastically improve security.
\n \n
FAQs
\n
How do I encrypt a file or folder?
\n
If you haven't already, walk through the setup and set your MasterPass.\nTo encrypt a file or folder, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass.\nAfter doing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange\narea. Here, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the file/folder you\nwish to encrypt. Once Crypter is done encrypting your file/folder, it will show\nyou the encryption information (i.e. the encryption key and the path of the\nencrypted file) in a new window. To encrypt another file/folder simply click the\nback arrow at the bottom left and start-over ;)
\n
How do I decrypt a CRYPTO file?
\n
\n
The following instructions assume that the CRYPTO file that you wish to\ndecrypt is being used with the same MasterPass that you set at setup and also\nthat you have not reset it since that time. If this is not the case, please refer\nto Reusing the same MasterPass.
\n
\n
To decrypt a CRYPTO file, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass. After\ndoing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange area.\nHere, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the CRYPTO file that you\nwish to decrypt. After a few seconds, the process will complete and you will see\nsome information about the file and its original encryption in a new window. By\ndefault, the decrypted file has the same name as the name of the original file\n(i.e. the encrypted file name without the .crypto at the end).
\n
How do I encrypt multiple files?
\n
Crypter can encrypt an entire folder so you can put them in a folder or,\nalternatively, compress them into an archive (like a .zip) and then just pass\nit to Crypter ;)
\n
Why am I getting the "Corrupted Crypter file or trying to decrypt on a different machine." error?
\n
This error means that either your Crypter file (i.e. the data file) is\ncorrupt/tempered, that you are on a different machine than the one originally\nused to encrypt the file or that you have previously reset your MasterPass.\nFor the last two cases, please refer to\nReusing the same MasterPass and\nAchieving portability and same MasterPass reuse.
\n
Why can't I decrypt a CRYPTO file on a different machine with the same MasterPass?
Where are my encrypted/decrypted files/folders placed?
\n
By default, every source file that you encrypt/decrypt gets encrypted/decrypted\nto the same directory where the source file is located.
\n
How can I access Crypter's preferences?
\n
You can access Crypter's preferences by either clicking on the cog icon in the\nmain Crypter window or by going to Crypter > Preferences... from the menu.
\n
How can I reset my MasterPass?
\n
You can reset your MasterPass by clicking on the "Forgot it" link in the Verify\nMasterPass window. This takes you to a new screen where you can enter a new, valid\nMasterPass. Once you've entered it, click the 'Reset' button and you'll be sent\nback to the verify screen where you can verify your new MasterPass.
\n
What is a valid MasterPass?
\n
Crypter will not allow you to set an invalid MasterPass. A MasterPass is valid\nwhen it adheres to the following rules:
\n
\n
It is at least 8 characters long
\n
It has at least one uppercase alphabetic character (A-Z)
\n
It has at least one lowercase alphabetic character (a-z)
\n
It has at least one numeric character (0-9)
\n
It has at least one special character ($@!%*#?&)
\n
\n
These rules are enforced via the following regular expression:
MasterPass credentials are a set of values that are required to derive the\nMasterPassKey from the MasterPass. These values have a pseudo-random element and\nare cryptographically linked. Every MasterPass that is set or reset with Crypter\nhas a unique set of MasterPass credentials. These yield a distinct MasterPassKey,\neven when a MasterPass is reused.
\n
How can I export my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To export your MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the "Export" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can select the folder where you wish to export\nthe credentials. A success message will confirm a successful export. The\nexported MasterPass credentials file is always named credentials.crypter.
\n
How can I import my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To import a set of MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the "Import" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can locate your credentials.crypter file.\nAfter you select it, a success message will confirm a successful import and\nyou will have to verify the MasterPass for the credentials.
\n
NOTE: while Crypter does not require the MasterPass credentials file to be\nexactly named credentials.crypter, it does require the file's contents to\nbe unaltered from when it was exported from Crypter. If it has been altered,\nthe import may fail.
\n \n
Development
\n
Crypter is developed in the "dev" branch, which may be unstable at times.\nThis branch should typically be used for pull requests.
\n
The "master" branch will always be kept stable.
\n
Configurations
\n
All major configurations that you can apply are found under app/config.js.\nThis includes changes to certain cryptography settings. Please be advised\nthat altering these may break functionality and\nportability.
\n
Install (dependencies)
\n
To install all dependencies, run:
\n
$ npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
Since Crypter uses gulp, please install it globally if you have not already\ndone so. To start Crypter, run:
\n
$ gulp\n
\n
Test
\n
Crypter primarily uses mocha and chai for testing. Since the project uses a\nlot of JS ES6 syntax, babel is also used as a transpiler. To run all the tests,\nexecute:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Crypter uses istanbul for coverage. To run test coverage, execute:
\n
$ npm run coverage\n
\n
Build
\n
Crypter's binaries (available under releases) have been built using\nElectron. Since Crypter uses electron-builder to build binaries,\nyou must install it globally:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished todo so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in\nall copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.
Crypter is a cross-platform crypto app that makes encryption and decryption\nconvenient while still upholding strong security. It tackles one of the weakest\nlinks in most security systems today - weak passwords. It simplifies secure\npassword generation and management and requires you to only remember one bit -\nyour MasterPass.
\n
Crypter v4.0 is a crypto\napp that can decrypt and encrypt any arbitrary data this includes files and\nfolders. This version has been released and fully tested for macOS (OSX), Linux\n(for all distros via AppImage) and Windows (32 & 64\nbit). All core modules (modules that provide the core functionality) are fully\ntested (90%+ coverage).
\n
Please open an issue if you have any suggestions and add improvements via PRs!
\n
This is based on Crypto.Sync (an end-to-end\ncloud encryption client), which is a more elaborate implementation of the idea.\nSo please check it out as well!
All prebuilt binaries for all major platforms are available under\nreleases.
\n
Crypter is also on Homebrew Cask for\nmacOS. So to install it, simply run the following command in the Terminal:
\n
$ brew cask install crypter
\n \n
Screens
\n
\n \n \n \n \n
\n \n
Crypto
\n
\n
One key to derive them all!
\n
\n
Crypter derives a MasterPassKey from the MasterPass obtained at setup by using\nthe PBKDF2 key derivation algorithm (see below for the specification). It\nthen uses PBKDF2 to derive a number of encryption keys from the MasterPassKey\nthat can be used for the encryption of files. This method allows for the\ngeneration of very secure encryption keys for data encryption. Moreover, by\npublicly storing the credentials used to derive the MasterPassKey and the salts\nused to derive the encryption keys, you are able to produce the encryption keys\nat will and without needing to store them securely. Your MasterPass is the only\nthing that you need to remember.
\n
Crypter never directly encrypts anything with your MasterPass. Instead, it\nderives a MasterPassKey from it, which it then uses to derive the\nencryption key used to encrypt your file. Every time a file is decrypted,\nthe encryption key is re-derived from the MasterPassKey. Every time you set the\nMasterPass through the setup or reset it through Verify MasterPass, the\nMasterPassKey is derived from the MasterPass using a newly generated set of\n(random) credentials. These credentials are used to re-derive the MasterPassKey\nevery time that Crypter is executed (i.e. the app is launched).
\n
Authentication with the AES-256-GCM symmetric block cipher is used by default.\nThis ensures that data integrity is verified on decryption and allows the app\nto detect tampering or data corruption.
\n
The following are the crypto defaults and can be found under app/config.js:
When encrypting a file, Crypter first creates a temporary hidden directory,\nnamely '.crypting'. It then encrypts the user-selected file with the crypto\ndefaults and flushes the encrypted data to a file in the directory, namely\n'data'. If it is a directory then it is compressed first (tar). It also writes\nthe public credentials to a file within the same directory, namely 'creds'.\nFinally, Crypter compresses the directory to a tar archive with the name of the\nuser-selected file and the '.crypto' extension appended to it.
\n
Decryption process
\n
The decryption process is essentially the inverse of the encryption process.\nDuring decryption, Crypter creates a temporary hidden directory named\n'.decrypting'. It then reads the credentials from the creds file and decrypts\nthe data file into the original file or directory (after decompressing it) with\nits original name and extension, as deduced from the CRYPTO file name (e.g. the\nextension for \"file.txt.crypto\" would be \".txt\").
\n
Public credentials
\n
Certain credentials are required to decrypt the encrypted data. These are\nneeded to reconstruct the particular encryption key and to verify data integrity.\nThese can be stored publicly without compromising security since it is fairly\nimpossible (by current standards) to reconstruct the encryption key without the\nMasterPass and its credentials. These credentials are stored in the creds file of\nthe CRYPRO file archive (as delineated above) in the following\nformat:
\n
Crypter#iv#authTag#salt#dir\n
\n
The dir part is only included for directories\n
\n
CRYPTO file
\n
Format
\n
A CRYPTO file is the product of the Crypter encryption process. This file\nstores both the encrypted version of the user file and the public credentials\nneeded to encrypt and decrypt it. It has a .crypto file extension, which\nis appended to the full file name (including the extension) of the file\noriginally encrypted. The file itself is a tar archive in the following\nstructure:
\n
someFile.crypto\n├── data // the encrypted version of the user selected file\n└── creds // the public credentials used to encrypt it
\n
Reusing the same MasterPass
\n
If you attempt to decrypt a CRYPTO file by resetting to a specific\nMasterPass or setting an identical MasterPass on a different machine,\nyou will likely encounter the following error:
\n
ERROR: Unsupported state or unable to authenticate data\n
\n
This issue occurs because the MasterPassKey that was originally used to\nderive the encryption key on is not the same as the MasterPassKey\nderived with the reused MasterPass. Since Crypter uses randomness to\ngenerate secure credentials, this second set of credentials will be quite\ndifferent from the original set. As a result, the derived encryption key is\nincorrect and yields this error.
To achieve portability on Crypter, the set of MasterPassKey credentials\nneed to be exported from Crypter on the source machine1\nand imported into Crypter on the target machine2.
Please refer to the FAQs for instructions on how to perform the above steps.
\n\n
[1] The machine where the CRYPTO file was initially\nencrypted.
\n
[2] The machine where you wish to decrypt the CRYPTO\nfile.
\n \n
Security
\n
Security-first practice
\n
Crypter follows a security-first practice. This means that security is its\nhighest priority and first consideration. Thus, while Crypter seeks\nto make encryption more convenient, it always defers to maintaining\na high level of security.
\n
MasterPass
\n
Crypter never stores your MasterPass in memory or on the filesystem. This\nsubstantially improves the security of your MasterPass. You are only asked to\nenter the MasterPass when you first set, reset or verify it. Whenever you enter\nyour MasterPass, Crypter derives a MasterPassKey (using a set of generated\ncredentials) and then immediately discards the MasterPass. The MasterPassKey is\nthen securely stored in memory and used to derive the encryption keys. Since\nthese credentials are derived via a one-way function, they cannot be used in\nany way to derive the MasterPass.
\n
MasterPassKey
\n
Crypter uses a WeakMap to store the MasterPassKey inside the MasterPassKey class\nusing a closure function. This makes the MasterPassKey data held in the object\n(externally) inaccessible, consequently increasing the protection of the\nMasterPassKey. The MasterPassKey is never flushed to the filesystem and is always\nstored in (main) memory. Since JS does not give control over or allow such a\nlow-level operation as wiping memory, the program relies on the garbage\ncollection and volatility of the main memory for the permanent erasure of the\nMasterPassKey stored in memory.
\n
A decent number of iterations (see the above specifications) are used in the\nderivation of the MasterPassKey to mitigate brute-force attacks. A good\namount of iterations are also used during the derivation of the encryption\nkeys from the MasterPassKey. Consequently, performance and speed are not\nsignificantly compromised. For critical applications, you may choose to\nselect 10,000,000 iterations instead of the default number\n(in app/core/crypto.js). Please refer to\nhttp://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-132.pdf for\nmore information.
\n
Crypter generates a new set of random credentials for deriving the MasterPassKey\nevery time the MasterPass is set (at setup) or reset. Crypter employs randomness\nto mitigate brute-force attacks and thus drastically improve security.
\n \n
FAQs
\n
How do I encrypt a file or folder?
\n
If you haven't already, walk through the setup and set your MasterPass.\nTo encrypt a file or folder, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass.\nAfter doing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange\narea. Here, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the file/folder you\nwish to encrypt. Once Crypter is done encrypting your file/folder, it will show\nyou the encryption information (i.e. the encryption key and the path of the\nencrypted file) in a new window. To encrypt another file/folder simply click the\nback arrow at the bottom left and start-over ;)
\n
How do I decrypt a CRYPTO file?
\n
\n
The following instructions assume that the CRYPTO file that you wish to\ndecrypt is being used with the same MasterPass that you set at setup and also\nthat you have not reset it since that time. If this is not the case, please refer\nto Reusing the same MasterPass.
\n
\n
To decrypt a CRYPTO file, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass. After\ndoing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange area.\nHere, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the CRYPTO file that you\nwish to decrypt. After a few seconds, the process will complete and you will see\nsome information about the file and its original encryption in a new window. By\ndefault, the decrypted file has the same name as the name of the original file\n(i.e. the encrypted file name without the .crypto at the end).
\n
How do I encrypt multiple files?
\n
Crypter can encrypt an entire folder so you can put them in a folder or,\nalternatively, compress them into an archive (like a .zip) and then just pass\nit to Crypter ;)
\n
Why am I getting the \"Corrupted Crypter file or trying to decrypt on a different machine.\" error?
\n
This error means that either your Crypter file (i.e. the data file) is\ncorrupt/tempered, that you are on a different machine than the one originally\nused to encrypt the file or that you have previously reset your MasterPass.\nFor the last two cases, please refer to\nReusing the same MasterPass and\nAchieving portability and same MasterPass reuse.
\n
Why can't I decrypt a CRYPTO file on a different machine with the same MasterPass?
Where are my encrypted/decrypted files/folders placed?
\n
By default, every source file that you encrypt/decrypt gets encrypted/decrypted\nto the same directory where the source file is located.
\n
How can I access Crypter's preferences?
\n
You can access Crypter's preferences by either clicking on the cog icon in the\nmain Crypter window or by going to Crypter > Preferences... from the menu.
\n
How can I reset my MasterPass?
\n
You can reset your MasterPass by clicking on the \"Forgot it\" link in the Verify\nMasterPass window. This takes you to a new screen where you can enter a new, valid\nMasterPass. Once you've entered it, click the 'Reset' button and you'll be sent\nback to the verify screen where you can verify your new MasterPass.
\n
What is a valid MasterPass?
\n
Crypter will not allow you to set an invalid MasterPass. A MasterPass is valid\nwhen it adheres to the following rules:
\n
\n
It is at least 8 characters long
\n
It has at least one uppercase alphabetic character (A-Z)
\n
It has at least one lowercase alphabetic character (a-z)
\n
It has at least one numeric character (0-9)
\n
It has at least one special character ($@!%*#?&)
\n
\n
These rules are enforced via the following regular expression:
MasterPass credentials are a set of values that are required to derive the\nMasterPassKey from the MasterPass. These values have a pseudo-random element and\nare cryptographically linked. Every MasterPass that is set or reset with Crypter\nhas a unique set of MasterPass credentials. These yield a distinct MasterPassKey,\neven when a MasterPass is reused.
\n
How can I export my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To export your MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the \"Export\" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can select the folder where you wish to export\nthe credentials. A success message will confirm a successful export. The\nexported MasterPass credentials file is always named credentials.crypter.
\n
How can I import my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To import a set of MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the \"Import\" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can locate your credentials.crypter file.\nAfter you select it, a success message will confirm a successful import and\nyou will have to verify the MasterPass for the credentials.
\n
NOTE: while Crypter does not require the MasterPass credentials file to be\nexactly named credentials.crypter, it does require the file's contents to\nbe unaltered from when it was exported from Crypter. If it has been altered,\nthe import may fail.
\n \n
Development
\n
Crypter is developed in the \"dev\" branch, which may be unstable at times.\nThis branch should typically be used for pull requests.
\n
The \"master\" branch will always be kept stable.
\n
Configurations
\n
All major configurations that you can apply are found under app/config.js.\nThis includes changes to certain cryptography settings. Please be advised\nthat altering these may break functionality and\nportability.
\n
Install (dependencies)
\n
To install all dependencies, run:
\n
$ npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
Since Crypter uses gulp, please install it globally if you have not already\ndone so. To start Crypter, run:
\n
$ gulp\n
\n
Test
\n
Crypter primarily uses mocha and chai for testing. Since the project uses a\nlot of JS ES6 syntax, babel is also used as a transpiler. To run all the tests,\nexecute:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Crypter uses istanbul for coverage. To run test coverage, execute:
\n
$ npm run coverage\n
\n
Build
\n
Crypter's binaries (available under releases) have been built using\nElectron. Since Crypter uses electron-builder to build binaries,\nyou must install it globally:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished todo so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in\nall copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.
Crypter is a cross-platform crypto app that makes encryption and decryption\nconvenient while still upholding strong security. It tackles one of the weakest\nlinks in most security systems today - weak passwords. It simplifies secure\npassword generation and management and requires you to only remember one bit -\nyour MasterPass.
\n
Crypter v4.0 is a crypto\napp that can decrypt and encrypt any arbitrary data this includes files and\nfolders. This version has been released and fully tested for macOS (OSX), Linux\n(for all distros via AppImage) and Windows (32 & 64\nbit). All core modules (modules that provide the core functionality) are fully\ntested (90%+ coverage).
\n
Please open an issue if you have any suggestions and add improvements via PRs!
All prebuilt binaries for all major platforms are available under\nreleases.
\n
Crypter is also on Homebrew Cask for\nmacOS. So to install it, simply run the following command in the Terminal:
\n
$ brew cask install crypter
\n \n
Screens
\n
\n \n \n \n \n
\n \n
Crypto
\n
\n
One key to derive them all!
\n
\n
Crypter derives a MasterPassKey from the MasterPass obtained at setup by using\nthe PBKDF2 key derivation algorithm (see below for the specification). It\nthen uses PBKDF2 to derive a number of encryption keys from the MasterPassKey\nthat can be used for the encryption of files. This method allows for the\ngeneration of very secure encryption keys for data encryption. Moreover, by\npublicly storing the credentials used to derive the MasterPassKey and the salts\nused to derive the encryption keys, you are able to produce the encryption keys\nat will and without needing to store them securely. Your MasterPass is the only\nthing that you need to remember.
\n
Crypter never directly encrypts anything with your MasterPass. Instead, it\nderives a MasterPassKey from it, which it then uses to derive the\nencryption key used to encrypt your file. Every time a file is decrypted,\nthe encryption key is re-derived from the MasterPassKey. Every time you set the\nMasterPass through the setup or reset it through Verify MasterPass, the\nMasterPassKey is derived from the MasterPass using a newly generated set of\n(random) credentials. These credentials are used to re-derive the MasterPassKey\nevery time that Crypter is executed (i.e. the app is launched).
\n
Authentication with the AES-256-GCM symmetric block cipher is used by default.\nThis ensures that data integrity is verified on decryption and allows the app\nto detect tampering or data corruption.
\n
The following are the crypto defaults and can be found under app/config.js:
When encrypting a file, Crypter first creates a temporary hidden directory,\nnamely '.crypting'. It then encrypts the user-selected file with the crypto\ndefaults and flushes the encrypted data to a file in the directory, namely\n'data'. If it is a directory then it is compressed first (tar). It also writes\nthe public credentials to a file within the same directory, namely 'creds'.\nFinally, Crypter compresses the directory to a tar archive with the name of the\nuser-selected file and the '.crypto' extension appended to it.
\n
Decryption process
\n
The decryption process is essentially the inverse of the encryption process.\nDuring decryption, Crypter creates a temporary hidden directory named\n'.decrypting'. It then reads the credentials from the creds file and decrypts\nthe data file into the original file or directory (after decompressing it) with\nits original name and extension, as deduced from the CRYPTO file name (e.g. the\nextension for "file.txt.crypto" would be ".txt").
\n
Public credentials
\n
Certain credentials are required to decrypt the encrypted data. These are\nneeded to reconstruct the particular encryption key and to verify data integrity.\nThese can be stored publicly without compromising security since it is fairly\nimpossible (by current standards) to reconstruct the encryption key without the\nMasterPass and its credentials. These credentials are stored in the creds file of\nthe CRYPRO file archive (as delineated above) in the following\nformat:
\n
Crypter#iv#authTag#salt#dir\n
\n
The dir part is only included for directories\n
\n
CRYPTO file
\n
Format
\n
A CRYPTO file is the product of the Crypter encryption process. This file\nstores both the encrypted version of the user file and the public credentials\nneeded to encrypt and decrypt it. It has a .crypto file extension, which\nis appended to the full file name (including the extension) of the file\noriginally encrypted. The file itself is a tar archive in the following\nstructure:
\n
someFile.crypto\n├── data // the encrypted version of the user selected file\n└── creds // the public credentials used to encrypt it
\n
Reusing the same MasterPass
\n
If you attempt to decrypt a CRYPTO file by resetting to a specific\nMasterPass or setting an identical MasterPass on a different machine,\nyou will likely encounter the following error:
\n
ERROR: Unsupported state or unable to authenticate data\n
\n
This issue occurs because the MasterPassKey that was originally used to\nderive the encryption key on is not the same as the MasterPassKey\nderived with the reused MasterPass. Since Crypter uses randomness to\ngenerate secure credentials, this second set of credentials will be quite\ndifferent from the original set. As a result, the derived encryption key is\nincorrect and yields this error.
To achieve portability on Crypter, the set of MasterPassKey credentials\nneed to be exported from Crypter on the source machine1\nand imported into Crypter on the target machine2.
Please refer to the FAQs for instructions on how to perform the above steps.
\n\n
[1] The machine where the CRYPTO file was initially\nencrypted.
\n
[2] The machine where you wish to decrypt the CRYPTO\nfile.
\n \n
Security
\n
Security-first practice
\n
Crypter follows a security-first practice. This means that security is its\nhighest priority and first consideration. Thus, while Crypter seeks\nto make encryption more convenient, it always defers to maintaining\na high level of security.
\n
MasterPass
\n
Crypter never stores your MasterPass in memory or on the filesystem. This\nsubstantially improves the security of your MasterPass. You are only asked to\nenter the MasterPass when you first set, reset or verify it. Whenever you enter\nyour MasterPass, Crypter derives a MasterPassKey (using a set of generated\ncredentials) and then immediately discards the MasterPass. The MasterPassKey is\nthen securely stored in memory and used to derive the encryption keys. Since\nthese credentials are derived via a one-way function, they cannot be used in\nany way to derive the MasterPass.
\n
MasterPassKey
\n
Crypter uses a WeakMap to store the MasterPassKey inside the MasterPassKey class\nusing a closure function. This makes the MasterPassKey data held in the object\n(externally) inaccessible, consequently increasing the protection of the\nMasterPassKey. The MasterPassKey is never flushed to the filesystem and is always\nstored in (main) memory. Since JS does not give control over or allow such a\nlow-level operation as wiping memory, the program relies on the garbage\ncollection and volatility of the main memory for the permanent erasure of the\nMasterPassKey stored in memory.
\n
A decent number of iterations (see the above specifications) are used in the\nderivation of the MasterPassKey to mitigate brute-force attacks. A good\namount of iterations are also used during the derivation of the encryption\nkeys from the MasterPassKey. Consequently, performance and speed are not\nsignificantly compromised. For critical applications, you may choose to\nselect 10,000,000 iterations instead of the default number\n(in app/core/crypto.js). Please refer to\nhttp://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-132.pdf for\nmore information.
\n
Crypter generates a new set of random credentials for deriving the MasterPassKey\nevery time the MasterPass is set (at setup) or reset. Crypter employs randomness\nto mitigate brute-force attacks and thus drastically improve security.
\n \n
FAQs
\n
How do I encrypt a file or folder?
\n
If you haven't already, walk through the setup and set your MasterPass.\nTo encrypt a file or folder, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass.\nAfter doing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange\narea. Here, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the file/folder you\nwish to encrypt. Once Crypter is done encrypting your file/folder, it will show\nyou the encryption information (i.e. the encryption key and the path of the\nencrypted file) in a new window. To encrypt another file/folder simply click the\nback arrow at the bottom left and start-over ;)
\n
How do I decrypt a CRYPTO file?
\n
\n
The following instructions assume that the CRYPTO file that you wish to\ndecrypt is being used with the same MasterPass that you set at setup and also\nthat you have not reset it since that time. If this is not the case, please refer\nto Reusing the same MasterPass.
\n
\n
To decrypt a CRYPTO file, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass. After\ndoing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange area.\nHere, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the CRYPTO file that you\nwish to decrypt. After a few seconds, the process will complete and you will see\nsome information about the file and its original encryption in a new window. By\ndefault, the decrypted file has the same name as the name of the original file\n(i.e. the encrypted file name without the .crypto at the end).
\n
How do I encrypt multiple files?
\n
Crypter can encrypt an entire folder so you can put them in a folder or,\nalternatively, compress them into an archive (like a .zip) and then just pass\nit to Crypter ;)
\n
Why am I getting the "Corrupted Crypter file or trying to decrypt on a different machine." error?
\n
This error means that either your Crypter file (i.e. the data file) is\ncorrupt/tempered, that you are on a different machine than the one originally\nused to encrypt the file or that you have previously reset your MasterPass.\nFor the last two cases, please refer to\nReusing the same MasterPass and\nAchieving portability and same MasterPass reuse.
\n
Why can't I decrypt a CRYPTO file on a different machine with the same MasterPass?
Where are my encrypted/decrypted files/folders placed?
\n
By default, every source file that you encrypt/decrypt gets encrypted/decrypted\nto the same directory where the source file is located.
\n
How can I access Crypter's preferences?
\n
You can access Crypter's preferences by either clicking on the cog icon in the\nmain Crypter window or by going to Crypter > Preferences... from the menu.
\n
How can I reset my MasterPass?
\n
You can reset your MasterPass by clicking on the "Forgot it" link in the Verify\nMasterPass window. This takes you to a new screen where you can enter a new, valid\nMasterPass. Once you've entered it, click the 'Reset' button and you'll be sent\nback to the verify screen where you can verify your new MasterPass.
\n
What is a valid MasterPass?
\n
Crypter will not allow you to set an invalid MasterPass. A MasterPass is valid\nwhen it adheres to the following rules:
\n
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It is at least 8 characters long
\n
It has at least one uppercase alphabetic character (A-Z)
\n
It has at least one lowercase alphabetic character (a-z)
\n
It has at least one numeric character (0-9)
\n
It has at least one special character ($@!%*#?&)
\n
\n
These rules are enforced via the following regular expression:
MasterPass credentials are a set of values that are required to derive the\nMasterPassKey from the MasterPass. These values have a pseudo-random element and\nare cryptographically linked. Every MasterPass that is set or reset with Crypter\nhas a unique set of MasterPass credentials. These yield a distinct MasterPassKey,\neven when a MasterPass is reused.
\n
How can I export my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To export your MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the "Export" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can select the folder where you wish to export\nthe credentials. A success message will confirm a successful export. The\nexported MasterPass credentials file is always named credentials.crypter.
\n
How can I import my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To import a set of MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the "Import" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can locate your credentials.crypter file.\nAfter you select it, a success message will confirm a successful import and\nyou will have to verify the MasterPass for the credentials.
\n
NOTE: while Crypter does not require the MasterPass credentials file to be\nexactly named credentials.crypter, it does require the file's contents to\nbe unaltered from when it was exported from Crypter. If it has been altered,\nthe import may fail.
\n \n
Development
\n
Crypter is developed in the "dev" branch, which may be unstable at times.\nThis branch should typically be used for pull requests.
\n
The "master" branch will always be kept stable.
\n
Configurations
\n
All major configurations that you can apply are found under app/config.js.\nThis includes changes to certain cryptography settings. Please be advised\nthat altering these may break functionality and\nportability.
\n
Install (dependencies)
\n
To install all dependencies, run:
\n
$ npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
Since Crypter uses gulp, please install it globally if you have not already\ndone so. To start Crypter, run:
\n
$ gulp\n
\n
Test
\n
Crypter primarily uses mocha and chai for testing. Since the project uses a\nlot of JS ES6 syntax, babel is also used as a transpiler. To run all the tests,\nexecute:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Crypter uses istanbul for coverage. To run test coverage, execute:
\n
$ npm run coverage\n
\n
Build
\n
Crypter's binaries (available under releases) have been built using\nElectron. Since Crypter uses electron-builder to build binaries,\nyou must install it globally:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished todo so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in\nall copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.
Crypter is a cross-platform crypto app that makes encryption and decryption\nconvenient while still upholding strong security. It tackles one of the weakest\nlinks in most security systems today - weak passwords. It simplifies secure\npassword generation and management and requires you to only remember one bit -\nyour MasterPass.
\n
Crypter v4.0 is a crypto\napp that can decrypt and encrypt any arbitrary data this includes files and\nfolders. This version has been released and fully tested for macOS (OSX), Linux\n(for all distros via AppImage) and Windows (32 & 64\nbit). All core modules (modules that provide the core functionality) are fully\ntested (90%+ coverage).
\n
Please open an issue if you have any suggestions and add improvements via PRs!
All prebuilt binaries for all major platforms are available under\nreleases.
\n
Crypter is also on Homebrew Cask for\nmacOS. So to install it, simply run the following command in the Terminal:
\n
$ brew cask install crypter
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Screens
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Crypto
\n
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One key to derive them all!
\n
\n
Crypter derives a MasterPassKey from the MasterPass obtained at setup by using\nthe PBKDF2 key derivation algorithm (see below for the specification). It\nthen uses PBKDF2 to derive a number of encryption keys from the MasterPassKey\nthat can be used for the encryption of files. This method allows for the\ngeneration of very secure encryption keys for data encryption. Moreover, by\npublicly storing the credentials used to derive the MasterPassKey and the salts\nused to derive the encryption keys, you are able to produce the encryption keys\nat will and without needing to store them securely. Your MasterPass is the only\nthing that you need to remember.
\n
Crypter never directly encrypts anything with your MasterPass. Instead, it\nderives a MasterPassKey from it, which it then uses to derive the\nencryption key used to encrypt your file. Every time a file is decrypted,\nthe encryption key is re-derived from the MasterPassKey. Every time you set the\nMasterPass through the setup or reset it through Verify MasterPass, the\nMasterPassKey is derived from the MasterPass using a newly generated set of\n(random) credentials. These credentials are used to re-derive the MasterPassKey\nevery time that Crypter is executed (i.e. the app is launched).
\n
Authentication with the AES-256-GCM symmetric block cipher is used by default.\nThis ensures that data integrity is verified on decryption and allows the app\nto detect tampering or data corruption.
\n
The following are the crypto defaults and can be found under app/config.js:
When encrypting a file, Crypter first creates a temporary hidden directory,\nnamely '.crypting'. It then encrypts the user-selected file with the crypto\ndefaults and flushes the encrypted data to a file in the directory, namely\n'data'. If it is a directory then it is compressed first (tar). It also writes\nthe public credentials to a file within the same directory, namely 'creds'.\nFinally, Crypter compresses the directory to a tar archive with the name of the\nuser-selected file and the '.crypto' extension appended to it.
\n
Decryption process
\n
The decryption process is essentially the inverse of the encryption process.\nDuring decryption, Crypter creates a temporary hidden directory named\n'.decrypting'. It then reads the credentials from the creds file and decrypts\nthe data file into the original file or directory (after decompressing it) with\nits original name and extension, as deduced from the CRYPTO file name (e.g. the\nextension for \"file.txt.crypto\" would be \".txt\").
\n
Public credentials
\n
Certain credentials are required to decrypt the encrypted data. These are\nneeded to reconstruct the particular encryption key and to verify data integrity.\nThese can be stored publicly without compromising security since it is fairly\nimpossible (by current standards) to reconstruct the encryption key without the\nMasterPass and its credentials. These credentials are stored in the creds file of\nthe CRYPRO file archive (as delineated above) in the following\nformat:
\n
Crypter#iv#authTag#salt#dir\n
\n
The dir part is only included for directories\n
\n
CRYPTO file
\n
Format
\n
A CRYPTO file is the product of the Crypter encryption process. This file\nstores both the encrypted version of the user file and the public credentials\nneeded to encrypt and decrypt it. It has a .crypto file extension, which\nis appended to the full file name (including the extension) of the file\noriginally encrypted. The file itself is a tar archive in the following\nstructure:
\n
someFile.crypto\n├── data // the encrypted version of the user selected file\n└── creds // the public credentials used to encrypt it
\n
Reusing the same MasterPass
\n
If you attempt to decrypt a CRYPTO file by resetting to a specific\nMasterPass or setting an identical MasterPass on a different machine,\nyou will likely encounter the following error:
\n
ERROR: Unsupported state or unable to authenticate data\n
\n
This issue occurs because the MasterPassKey that was originally used to\nderive the encryption key on is not the same as the MasterPassKey\nderived with the reused MasterPass. Since Crypter uses randomness to\ngenerate secure credentials, this second set of credentials will be quite\ndifferent from the original set. As a result, the derived encryption key is\nincorrect and yields this error.
To achieve portability on Crypter, the set of MasterPassKey credentials\nneed to be exported from Crypter on the source machine1\nand imported into Crypter on the target machine2.
Please refer to the FAQs for instructions on how to perform the above steps.
\n\n
[1] The machine where the CRYPTO file was initially\nencrypted.
\n
[2] The machine where you wish to decrypt the CRYPTO\nfile.
\n \n
Security
\n
Security-first practice
\n
Crypter follows a security-first practice. This means that security is its\nhighest priority and first consideration. Thus, while Crypter seeks\nto make encryption more convenient, it always defers to maintaining\na high level of security.
\n
MasterPass
\n
Crypter never stores your MasterPass in memory or on the filesystem. This\nsubstantially improves the security of your MasterPass. You are only asked to\nenter the MasterPass when you first set, reset or verify it. Whenever you enter\nyour MasterPass, Crypter derives a MasterPassKey (using a set of generated\ncredentials) and then immediately discards the MasterPass. The MasterPassKey is\nthen securely stored in memory and used to derive the encryption keys. Since\nthese credentials are derived via a one-way function, they cannot be used in\nany way to derive the MasterPass.
\n
MasterPassKey
\n
Crypter uses a WeakMap to store the MasterPassKey inside the MasterPassKey class\nusing a closure function. This makes the MasterPassKey data held in the object\n(externally) inaccessible, consequently increasing the protection of the\nMasterPassKey. The MasterPassKey is never flushed to the filesystem and is always\nstored in (main) memory. Since JS does not give control over or allow such a\nlow-level operation as wiping memory, the program relies on the garbage\ncollection and volatility of the main memory for the permanent erasure of the\nMasterPassKey stored in memory.
\n
A decent number of iterations (see the above specifications) are used in the\nderivation of the MasterPassKey to mitigate brute-force attacks. A good\namount of iterations are also used during the derivation of the encryption\nkeys from the MasterPassKey. Consequently, performance and speed are not\nsignificantly compromised. For critical applications, you may choose to\nselect 10,000,000 iterations instead of the default number\n(in app/core/crypto.js). Please refer to\nhttp://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-132.pdf for\nmore information.
\n
Crypter generates a new set of random credentials for deriving the MasterPassKey\nevery time the MasterPass is set (at setup) or reset. Crypter employs randomness\nto mitigate brute-force attacks and thus drastically improve security.
\n \n
FAQs
\n
How do I encrypt a file or folder?
\n
If you haven't already, walk through the setup and set your MasterPass.\nTo encrypt a file or folder, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass.\nAfter doing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange\narea. Here, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the file/folder you\nwish to encrypt. Once Crypter is done encrypting your file/folder, it will show\nyou the encryption information (i.e. the encryption key and the path of the\nencrypted file) in a new window. To encrypt another file/folder simply click the\nback arrow at the bottom left and start-over ;)
\n
How do I decrypt a CRYPTO file?
\n
\n
The following instructions assume that the CRYPTO file that you wish to\ndecrypt is being used with the same MasterPass that you set at setup and also\nthat you have not reset it since that time. If this is not the case, please refer\nto Reusing the same MasterPass.
\n
\n
To decrypt a CRYPTO file, first launch Crypter and verify your MasterPass. After\ndoing so successfully, you will see the main Crypter window with an orange area.\nHere, you can simply drag-and-drop or click to select the CRYPTO file that you\nwish to decrypt. After a few seconds, the process will complete and you will see\nsome information about the file and its original encryption in a new window. By\ndefault, the decrypted file has the same name as the name of the original file\n(i.e. the encrypted file name without the .crypto at the end).
\n
How do I encrypt multiple files?
\n
Crypter can encrypt an entire folder so you can put them in a folder or,\nalternatively, compress them into an archive (like a .zip) and then just pass\nit to Crypter ;)
\n
Why am I getting the \"Corrupted Crypter file or trying to decrypt on a different machine.\" error?
\n
This error means that either your Crypter file (i.e. the data file) is\ncorrupt/tempered, that you are on a different machine than the one originally\nused to encrypt the file or that you have previously reset your MasterPass.\nFor the last two cases, please refer to\nReusing the same MasterPass and\nAchieving portability and same MasterPass reuse.
\n
Why can't I decrypt a CRYPTO file on a different machine with the same MasterPass?
Where are my encrypted/decrypted files/folders placed?
\n
By default, every source file that you encrypt/decrypt gets encrypted/decrypted\nto the same directory where the source file is located.
\n
How can I access Crypter's preferences?
\n
You can access Crypter's preferences by either clicking on the cog icon in the\nmain Crypter window or by going to Crypter > Preferences... from the menu.
\n
How can I reset my MasterPass?
\n
You can reset your MasterPass by clicking on the \"Forgot it\" link in the Verify\nMasterPass window. This takes you to a new screen where you can enter a new, valid\nMasterPass. Once you've entered it, click the 'Reset' button and you'll be sent\nback to the verify screen where you can verify your new MasterPass.
\n
What is a valid MasterPass?
\n
Crypter will not allow you to set an invalid MasterPass. A MasterPass is valid\nwhen it adheres to the following rules:
\n
\n
It is at least 8 characters long
\n
It has at least one uppercase alphabetic character (A-Z)
\n
It has at least one lowercase alphabetic character (a-z)
\n
It has at least one numeric character (0-9)
\n
It has at least one special character ($@!%*#?&)
\n
\n
These rules are enforced via the following regular expression:
MasterPass credentials are a set of values that are required to derive the\nMasterPassKey from the MasterPass. These values have a pseudo-random element and\nare cryptographically linked. Every MasterPass that is set or reset with Crypter\nhas a unique set of MasterPass credentials. These yield a distinct MasterPassKey,\neven when a MasterPass is reused.
\n
How can I export my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To export your MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the \"Export\" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can select the folder where you wish to export\nthe credentials. A success message will confirm a successful export. The\nexported MasterPass credentials file is always named credentials.crypter.
\n
How can I import my MasterPass credentials?
\n
To import a set of MasterPass credentials, you can first open Crypter's\npreferences (see above). From this screen, click on the \"Import\" button. A\ndialog will appear from which you can locate your credentials.crypter file.\nAfter you select it, a success message will confirm a successful import and\nyou will have to verify the MasterPass for the credentials.
\n
NOTE: while Crypter does not require the MasterPass credentials file to be\nexactly named credentials.crypter, it does require the file's contents to\nbe unaltered from when it was exported from Crypter. If it has been altered,\nthe import may fail.
\n \n
Development
\n
Crypter is developed in the \"dev\" branch, which may be unstable at times.\nThis branch should typically be used for pull requests.
\n
The \"master\" branch will always be kept stable.
\n
Configurations
\n
All major configurations that you can apply are found under app/config.js.\nThis includes changes to certain cryptography settings. Please be advised\nthat altering these may break functionality and\nportability.
\n
Install (dependencies)
\n
To install all dependencies, run:
\n
$ npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
Since Crypter uses gulp, please install it globally if you have not already\ndone so. To start Crypter, run:
\n
$ gulp\n
\n
Test
\n
Crypter primarily uses mocha and chai for testing. Since the project uses a\nlot of JS ES6 syntax, babel is also used as a transpiler. To run all the tests,\nexecute:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Crypter uses istanbul for coverage. To run test coverage, execute:
\n
$ npm run coverage\n
\n
Build
\n
Crypter's binaries (available under releases) have been built using\nElectron. Since Crypter uses electron-builder to build binaries,\nyou must install it globally:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished todo so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in\nall copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.
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\n
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CrossOver allows you to place a customizable crosshair overlay above any application window.\nImprove your aim and gain a competitive advantage with a permanant colored crosshair to mark center screen.
Other crosshair programs offer a single style or color option, and often don't allow you to reposition them. CrossOver is a small, unintrusive crosshair overlay which has plenty of configuration options to assist with aiming and vision of your crosshair. CrossOver offers a huge improvement to many games' default crosshairs for those with colorblindness or contrast issues.
\n
Thanks to Reddit user /u/IrisFlame for the premade library of crosshairs!
\n\n
Install
\n
macOS 10.10+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported.
\n
Download the latest version of CrossOver from the releases page
\n
Windows
\n
Download the .exe file. (CrossOver-Setup-x.x.x.exe)
Because this app is Free and Open-Source, we cannot afford to sign our code. This means Chrome may warn about an untrusted download, this is normal. Click the arrow icon -> Keep to finish downloading. Windows Defender and Mac Gatekeeper will prevent you from running the app the first time.
\n
Windows
\n
\n
Windows protected your PC.
\n
\n
\n
Click More Info
\n
Click Run Anyway
\n
\n
Mac
\n
\n
"CrossOver" cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.
\n
\n
\n
Locate the CrossOver app
\n
Hold Control while you click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu
🎯 Adjustable gaming Crosshair Overlay for any screen
\n
\n
CrossOver allows you to place a customizable crosshair overlay above any application window.\nImprove your aim and gain a competitive advantage with a permanant colored crosshair to mark center screen.
Other crosshair programs offer a single style or color option, and often don't allow you to reposition them. CrossOver is a small, unintrusive crosshair overlay which has plenty of configuration options to assist with aiming and vision of your crosshair. CrossOver offers a huge improvement to many games' default crosshairs for those with colorblindness or contrast issues.
\n
Thanks to Reddit user /u/IrisFlame for the premade library of crosshairs!
\n\n
Install
\n
macOS 10.10+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported.
\n
Download the latest version of CrossOver from the releases page
\n
Windows
\n
Download the .exe file. (CrossOver-Setup-x.x.x.exe)
Because this app is Free and Open-Source, we cannot afford to sign our code. This means Chrome may warn about an untrusted download, this is normal. Click the arrow icon -> Keep to finish downloading. Windows Defender and Mac Gatekeeper will prevent you from running the app the first time.
\n
Windows
\n
\n
Windows protected your PC.
\n
\n
\n
Click More Info
\n
Click Run Anyway
\n
\n
Mac
\n
\n
\"CrossOver\" cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.
\n
\n
\n
Locate the CrossOver app
\n
Hold Control while you click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ - это новый уровень развития знакомой многим программы КриптоАРМ. Новое приложение обеспечивает возможность создания и проверки электронной подписи файлов с произвольным расширением на операционных системах Windows, Linux и macOS.
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КриптоАРМ ГОСТ работает с сертификатами и ключами усиленной квалифицированной электронной подписи и полностью совместим с криптопровайдером СКЗИ КриптоПро CSP начиная с версии 4.0.
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В приложении поддержаны стандарты для электронной подписи и хеширования ГОСТ Р 34.10-2012 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-2012, которые с должны заменить прекращающие свое действие стандарты ГОСТ Р 34.10-2001 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-94.
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Функциональные возможности
\n
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Электронная подпись - создание (формирование) электронной подписи в двух вариантах: совмещенной и отделенной. Формат подписи CMS (PKCS#7). Проверка электронной подписи с учетом списков отозванных сертификатов. Добавление электронной подписи к уже существующей.
\n
\n
\n
Для создания усовершенствованной подписи, формата CAdES-X Long Type 1 выберите соответсвующий пункт в Параметрах и укажите ссылку TSP службы, наприvер http://qs.cryptopro.ru/tsp/tsp.srf
\n
\n
\n
Шифрование - шифрование файлов в адрес нескольких получателей. Расшифрование данных. Архивирование результатов после шифрования.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Управление сертификатами - импорт и экспорт сертификатов. Удаление выбранных сертификатов и ключей. Установка сертификатов с токенов (с контейнеров, расположенных на отчуждаемых носителях). Отправка запросов и получение сертификатов с использованием ПАК КриптоПро УЦ 2.0. Установка сертификатов из DSS. Автоматическое построение и проверка цепочки сертификатов.
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\n
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Журнал операций - журналирование выполненных пользователем операций
\n
\n
\n
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Документы - быстрый доступ к документам, с возможностью выполнения операций (подпись, шифрование, архивация и т.д.)
Если у вас есть вопросы по технической поддержке, то напишите нам на support@trusted.ru или откройте обращение на странице GitHub Issues
\n
",
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КриптоАРМ ГОСТ
\n
\n
Описание
\n
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ - это новый уровень развития знакомой многим программы КриптоАРМ. Новое приложение обеспечивает возможность создания и проверки электронной подписи файлов с произвольным расширением на операционных системах Windows, Linux и macOS.
\n
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ работает с сертификатами и ключами усиленной квалифицированной электронной подписи и полностью совместим с криптопровайдером СКЗИ КриптоПро CSP начиная с версии 4.0.
\n
В приложении поддержаны стандарты для электронной подписи и хеширования ГОСТ Р 34.10-2012 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-2012, которые с должны заменить прекращающие свое действие стандарты ГОСТ Р 34.10-2001 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-94.
\n
\n
Функциональные возможности
\n
\n
Электронная подпись - создание (формирование) электронной подписи в двух вариантах: совмещенной и отделенной. Формат подписи CMS (PKCS#7). Проверка электронной подписи с учетом списков отозванных сертификатов. Добавление электронной подписи к уже существующей.
\n
\n
\n
Для создания усовершенствованной подписи, формата CAdES-X Long Type 1 выберите соответсвующий пункт в Параметрах и укажите ссылку TSP службы, наприvер http://qs.cryptopro.ru/tsp/tsp.srf
\n
\n
\n
Шифрование - шифрование файлов в адрес нескольких получателей. Расшифрование данных. Архивирование результатов после шифрования.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Управление сертификатами - импорт и экспорт сертификатов. Удаление выбранных сертификатов и ключей. Установка сертификатов с токенов (с контейнеров, расположенных на отчуждаемых носителях). Отправка запросов и получение сертификатов с использованием ПАК КриптоПро УЦ 2.0. Установка сертификатов из DSS. Автоматическое построение и проверка цепочки сертификатов.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Журнал операций - журналирование выполненных пользователем операций
\n
\n
\n
\n
Документы - быстрый доступ к документам, с возможностью выполнения операций (подпись, шифрование, архивация и т.д.)
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ - это новый уровень развития знакомой многим программы КриптоАРМ. Новое приложение обеспечивает возможность создания и проверки электронной подписи файлов с произвольным расширением на операционных системах Windows, Linux и macOS.
\n
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ работает с сертификатами и ключами усиленной квалифицированной электронной подписи и полностью совместим с криптопровайдером СКЗИ КриптоПро CSP начиная с версии 4.0.
\n
В приложении поддержаны стандарты для электронной подписи и хеширования ГОСТ Р 34.10-2012 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-2012, которые с должны заменить прекращающие свое действие стандарты ГОСТ Р 34.10-2001 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-94.
\n
\n
Функциональные возможности
\n
\n
Электронная подпись - создание (формирование) электронной подписи в двух вариантах: совмещенной и отделенной. Формат подписи CMS (PKCS#7). Проверка электронной подписи с учетом списков отозванных сертификатов. Добавление электронной подписи к уже существующей.
\n
\n
\n
Для создания усовершенствованной подписи, формата CAdES-X Long Type 1 выберите соответсвующий пункт в Параметрах и укажите ссылку TSP службы, наприvер http://qs.cryptopro.ru/tsp/tsp.srf
\n
\n
\n
Шифрование - шифрование файлов в адрес нескольких получателей. Расшифрование данных. Архивирование результатов после шифрования.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Управление сертификатами - импорт и экспорт сертификатов. Удаление выбранных сертификатов и ключей. Установка сертификатов с токенов (с контейнеров, расположенных на отчуждаемых носителях). Отправка запросов и получение сертификатов с использованием ПАК КриптоПро УЦ 2.0. Установка сертификатов из DSS. Автоматическое построение и проверка цепочки сертификатов.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Журнал операций - журналирование выполненных пользователем операций
\n
\n
\n
\n
Документы - быстрый доступ к документам, с возможностью выполнения операций (подпись, шифрование, архивация и т.д.)
Если у вас есть вопросы по технической поддержке, то напишите нам на support@trusted.ru или откройте обращение на странице GitHub Issues
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ
\n
\n
Описание
\n
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ - это новый уровень развития знакомой многим программы КриптоАРМ. Новое приложение обеспечивает возможность создания и проверки электронной подписи файлов с произвольным расширением на операционных системах Windows, Linux и macOS.
\n
КриптоАРМ ГОСТ работает с сертификатами и ключами усиленной квалифицированной электронной подписи и полностью совместим с криптопровайдером СКЗИ КриптоПро CSP начиная с версии 4.0.
\n
В приложении поддержаны стандарты для электронной подписи и хеширования ГОСТ Р 34.10-2012 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-2012, которые с должны заменить прекращающие свое действие стандарты ГОСТ Р 34.10-2001 и ГОСТ Р 34.11-94.
\n
\n
Функциональные возможности
\n
\n
Электронная подпись - создание (формирование) электронной подписи в двух вариантах: совмещенной и отделенной. Формат подписи CMS (PKCS#7). Проверка электронной подписи с учетом списков отозванных сертификатов. Добавление электронной подписи к уже существующей.
\n
\n
\n
Для создания усовершенствованной подписи, формата CAdES-X Long Type 1 выберите соответсвующий пункт в Параметрах и укажите ссылку TSP службы, наприvер http://qs.cryptopro.ru/tsp/tsp.srf
\n
\n
\n
Шифрование - шифрование файлов в адрес нескольких получателей. Расшифрование данных. Архивирование результатов после шифрования.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Управление сертификатами - импорт и экспорт сертификатов. Удаление выбранных сертификатов и ключей. Установка сертификатов с токенов (с контейнеров, расположенных на отчуждаемых носителях). Отправка запросов и получение сертификатов с использованием ПАК КриптоПро УЦ 2.0. Установка сертификатов из DSS. Автоматическое построение и проверка цепочки сертификатов.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Журнал операций - журналирование выполненных пользователем операций
\n
\n
\n
\n
Документы - быстрый доступ к документам, с возможностью выполнения операций (подпись, шифрование, архивация и т.д.)
CryptoBot uses CryptoJS on most of the encrytion methods. You can use this application to view these encrytion and decryption process without headache.
\n
For fun :)
\n
\n
view this app from browser
\n
yarn install\nyarn start\n
\n
view this app (electron)
\n
yarn build // you need to modify the /build/index.html for the right <script src="">\nelectron .\n
there may be some issues with the performance on win
\n
Thanks for the new icon by Arslanshn
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
It's for encrypting and decrypting your messages
\n
CryptoBot uses CryptoJS on most of the encrytion methods. You can use this application to view these encrytion and decryption process without headache.
\n
For fun :)
\n
\n
view this app from browser
\n
yarn install\nyarn start\n
\n
view this app (electron)
\n
yarn build // you need to modify the /build/index.html for the right <script src=\"\">\nelectron .\n
CryptoBot uses CryptoJS on most of the encrytion methods. You can use this application to view these encrytion and decryption process without headache.
\n
For fun :)
\n
\n
view this app from browser
\n
yarn install\nyarn start\n
\n
view this app (electron)
\n
yarn build // you need to modify the /build/index.html for the right <script src="">\nelectron .\n
there may be some issues with the performance on win
\n
Thanks for the new icon by Arslanshn
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
It's for encrypting and decrypting your messages
\n
CryptoBot uses CryptoJS on most of the encrytion methods. You can use this application to view these encrytion and decryption process without headache.
\n
For fun :)
\n
\n
view this app from browser
\n
yarn install\nyarn start\n
\n
view this app (electron)
\n
yarn build // you need to modify the /build/index.html for the right <script src=\"\">\nelectron .\n
Writing down your bitcoin recovery seeds on plain paper might be solid electronic security, but terrible physical security. Not everyone has a safe they can keep stuff like that in. CryptoSeed encrypts your recovery seed with AES256 and encodes the encrypted data into a QR Code which you can print out and keep anywhere.
\n
Why pay for solutions that still leave your seed in plain text when you can print out and laminate a business card with your encrypted recovery seed on it for free. You could keep a copy in your wallet, or in a safe, or even hide it in plain sight.
\n
\n
When it comes time to use your recovery seed, just scan the QR Code with your phone and decrypt it with CryptoSeed.
\n
\n\n
How secure is it?
\n
Your recovery seed is encrypted with the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode of the Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256 bit key length. Your key is generated using a password of your choice and a random salt, hashed 1 million times with pbkdf2 (sha512). Encrypting the same data with the same key will yield a different result every time.
\n
If you forget your password, your seed is lost. There is no recovery.
\n
Whenever you type anything on a computer connected to the internet, you run the inherent risk of your information being exposed by keyloggers, viruses, and other attack vectors. This risk can be mitigated by using an offline computer or by simply typing in your recovery phrase out of order and rearranging them with the mouse afterword. Another good option would be to use a distro like Qubes.
\n
No matter what you do there is risk, but once encrypted your seed is pretty safe.
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software. BEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted. See http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
\n
The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), classifies this software as 5D002. The form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13(e)) for both object code and source code.
\n\n
License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Arlen Anderson
\n
License under The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n\n
Donate
\n
Bitcoin: 1LPCKLyrqFRjQ8yZRyBdAo3yr5Cx6Sb37F
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
CryptoSeed
\n
Secure your bitcoin recovery seed.
\n
Writing down your bitcoin recovery seeds on plain paper might be solid electronic security, but terrible physical security. Not everyone has a safe they can keep stuff like that in. CryptoSeed encrypts your recovery seed with AES256 and encodes the encrypted data into a QR Code which you can print out and keep anywhere.
\n
Why pay for solutions that still leave your seed in plain text when you can print out and laminate a business card with your encrypted recovery seed on it for free. You could keep a copy in your wallet, or in a safe, or even hide it in plain sight.
\n
\n
When it comes time to use your recovery seed, just scan the QR Code with your phone and decrypt it with CryptoSeed.
\n
\n\n
How secure is it?
\n
Your recovery seed is encrypted with the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode of the Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256 bit key length. Your key is generated using a password of your choice and a random salt, hashed 1 million times with pbkdf2 (sha512). Encrypting the same data with the same key will yield a different result every time.
\n
If you forget your password, your seed is lost. There is no recovery.
\n
Whenever you type anything on a computer connected to the internet, you run the inherent risk of your information being exposed by keyloggers, viruses, and other attack vectors. This risk can be mitigated by using an offline computer or by simply typing in your recovery phrase out of order and rearranging them with the mouse afterword. Another good option would be to use a distro like Qubes.
\n
No matter what you do there is risk, but once encrypted your seed is pretty safe.
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software. BEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted. See http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
\n
The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), classifies this software as 5D002. The form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13(e)) for both object code and source code.
\n\n
License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Arlen Anderson
\n
License under The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
CSV to SQLite is an electron application designed to convert comma-separated values files to SQLite databases with column type affinities. This desktop app allows a user to convert much more quickly when compared to command-line CSV to SQLite conversion methods. Instead of creating a custom conversion script for each SQLite database, a user is able to quickly adjust the parameters for how the CSV files should be converted.
\n
Compatibility
\n
CSV to SQLite is compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
\n
Setup
\n
# clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/isaiahnields/csv-to-sqlite\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build
CSV to SQLite is an electron application designed to convert comma-separated values files to SQLite databases with column type affinities. This desktop app allows a user to convert much more quickly when compared to command-line CSV to SQLite conversion methods. Instead of creating a custom conversion script for each SQLite database, a user is able to quickly adjust the parameters for how the CSV files should be converted.
\n
Compatibility
\n
CSV to SQLite is compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
\n
Setup
\n
# clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/isaiahnields/csv-to-sqlite\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build
CSV to SQLite is an electron application designed to convert comma-separated values files to SQLite databases with column type affinities. This desktop app allows a user to convert much more quickly when compared to command-line CSV to SQLite conversion methods. Instead of creating a custom conversion script for each SQLite database, a user is able to quickly adjust the parameters for how the CSV files should be converted.
\n
Compatibility
\n
CSV to SQLite is compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
\n
Setup
\n
# clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/isaiahnields/csv-to-sqlite\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build
CSV to SQLite is an electron application designed to convert comma-separated values files to SQLite databases with column type affinities. This desktop app allows a user to convert much more quickly when compared to command-line CSV to SQLite conversion methods. Instead of creating a custom conversion script for each SQLite database, a user is able to quickly adjust the parameters for how the CSV files should be converted.
\n
Compatibility
\n
CSV to SQLite is compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
\n
Setup
\n
# clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/isaiahnields/csv-to-sqlite\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build
Writing down your bitcoin recovery seeds on plain paper might be solid electronic security, but terrible physical security. Not everyone has a safe they can keep stuff like that in. CryptoSeed encrypts your recovery seed with AES256 and encodes the encrypted data into a QR Code which you can print out and keep anywhere.
\n
Why pay for solutions that still leave your seed in plain text when you can print out and laminate a business card with your encrypted recovery seed on it for free. You could keep a copy in your wallet, or in a safe, or even hide it in plain sight.
\n
\n
When it comes time to use your recovery seed, just scan the QR Code with your phone and decrypt it with CryptoSeed.
\n
\n\n
How secure is it?
\n
Your recovery seed is encrypted with the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode of the Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256 bit key length. Your key is generated using a password of your choice and a random salt, hashed 1 million times with pbkdf2 (sha512). Encrypting the same data with the same key will yield a different result every time.
\n
If you forget your password, your seed is lost. There is no recovery.
\n
Whenever you type anything on a computer connected to the internet, you run the inherent risk of your information being exposed by keyloggers, viruses, and other attack vectors. This risk can be mitigated by using an offline computer or by simply typing in your recovery phrase out of order and rearranging them with the mouse afterword. Another good option would be to use a distro like Qubes.
\n
No matter what you do there is risk, but once encrypted your seed is pretty safe.
Then you can run the build for your desired platform:
\n
\tnpm run pack:linux\n\tnpm run pack:windows\n\tnpm run pack:osx
\n\n
Cryptography Notice
\n
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software. BEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted. See http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
\n
The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), classifies this software as 5D002. The form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13(e)) for both object code and source code.
\n\n
License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Arlen Anderson
\n
License under The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n\n
Donate
\n
Bitcoin: 1LPCKLyrqFRjQ8yZRyBdAo3yr5Cx6Sb37F
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
CryptoSeed
\n
Secure your bitcoin recovery seed.
\n
Writing down your bitcoin recovery seeds on plain paper might be solid electronic security, but terrible physical security. Not everyone has a safe they can keep stuff like that in. CryptoSeed encrypts your recovery seed with AES256 and encodes the encrypted data into a QR Code which you can print out and keep anywhere.
\n
Why pay for solutions that still leave your seed in plain text when you can print out and laminate a business card with your encrypted recovery seed on it for free. You could keep a copy in your wallet, or in a safe, or even hide it in plain sight.
\n
\n
When it comes time to use your recovery seed, just scan the QR Code with your phone and decrypt it with CryptoSeed.
\n
\n\n
How secure is it?
\n
Your recovery seed is encrypted with the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode of the Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256 bit key length. Your key is generated using a password of your choice and a random salt, hashed 1 million times with pbkdf2 (sha512). Encrypting the same data with the same key will yield a different result every time.
\n
If you forget your password, your seed is lost. There is no recovery.
\n
Whenever you type anything on a computer connected to the internet, you run the inherent risk of your information being exposed by keyloggers, viruses, and other attack vectors. This risk can be mitigated by using an offline computer or by simply typing in your recovery phrase out of order and rearranging them with the mouse afterword. Another good option would be to use a distro like Qubes.
\n
No matter what you do there is risk, but once encrypted your seed is pretty safe.
Then you can run the build for your desired platform:
\n
\tnpm run pack:linux\n\tnpm run pack:windows\n\tnpm run pack:osx
\n\n
Cryptography Notice
\n
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software. BEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted. See http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
\n
The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), classifies this software as 5D002. The form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13(e)) for both object code and source code.
\n\n
License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Arlen Anderson
\n
License under The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Ever feel JIRA's UI is hard to use? Every small action it reloads the whole page or open a brand new one. That list of subtask really doesn't let you do anything. Searching doesn't really work the way you expected and if you find the thing, you don't know how you did it.
\n
Enter DarkJ! A fluid, dark themed native desktop UI for JIRA that helps you get by your daily JIRA workflow easier. With a custom built, Angular based UI, viewing issues has never been easier. A easy-to-use tab system manages all the issues you care about in one convenient place. Live update and pinning issues let you resume work faster and a custom built search page let you search almost everything.
\n
Interested? How about heading over to the Releases page and try it out? Oh, and it's free to use by the way.
This app is a fan created work and is not an official product of JIRA or endorsed by Atlassian.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Angular based UI with fluid transitions and animations, no more waiting for the whole page to load.
\n
Tab based issue viewing with pin and live update, all the issues you cared about are easily within reach.
\n
Full-text based search feature that lets you search the entire JIRA, no need to fiddle with that complicated JIRA search function.
\n
Custom created controls let you do your daily tasks within DarkJ, included custom controls are:\n
\n
Assignee picker
\n
Title editor
\n
Priority changer
\n
Status changer
\n
Simple description editor
\n
\n
\n
Minimizable create issue window.
\n
Conveniently placed "Open in JIRA" buttons, so you can always go to your JIRA UI easily.
\n
Support multiple accounts
\n
\n
Built On
\n
\n
\n
Download & Installation
\n
Head over to the Releases page and download the latest version to get started!
\n
Windows
\n
Download the latest setup.exe and follow the installation instruction.
\n
MacOS
\n
You can download either the .zip or .dmg to use DarkJ.
\n
If you downloaded the .zip:
\n\n
Extract the content of the .zip file.
\n
You can put the extracted file in your /Applications folder for it to show up in Launchpad.
\n\n
If you downloaded the .dmg:
\n\n
Open the .dmg file.
\n
After clicking "Agree", drag the DarkJ icon into the Applications folder icon on screen.
\n
DarkJ should now be available in Launchpad.
\n
If there's a separate DarkJ icon appears on your Desktop, you can remove that by draggin it to the Trashcan.
\n\n
How much does this app cost?
\n
0, 🆓! It's free to use! If you like the app, maybe consider Buy me a tea, a gazillion ton of black tea went into DarkJ 😉
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
\n
It doesn't start on MacOS.
\n
Before 0.1.1, DarkJ is not signed and this has been corrected in release 0.1.1. After 0.1.1, you should be able to click "Open" in the warning dialog that shows up when you first start DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
On MacOS, it asks me for permission to use Keychain Access.
\n
DarkJ uses Keychain to store you JIRA token so it will need access to your Keychain to function properly. To prevent future warning, click "Always Allow".
\n
\n
\n
Is my JIRA data safe?
\n
DarkJ stores your JIRA API token with your computer's built-in credential manager, on Windows, it's Credential Manager; on MacOS, it's Keychain Access.
\n
Your API token and JIRA login information is only used for authentication purposes and DarkJ will only send your JIRA data and JIRA account information to your organization's JIRA service and not anywhere else.
\n
To improve your account safety, use a dedicated API token for DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
Is there any keyboard shortcuts?
\n
Yep, common useful shortcuts are:
\n
Ctrl + f = Open Search Page\n Ctrl + n = Open Create Issue Window\n ESC = Exit current window\n
\n
There are other shortcuts available and they are listed in the menus. For MacOS, replace Ctrl with Command.
\n
\n
\n
I am getting some timeout warning.
\n
Try clicking the "Refresh" button on the top-right corner or press "F5" to reload the app.
\n
\n
\n
I can't transition, create issue or perform some actions.
\n
Although we try to create controls for most JIRA applications, there might be fields that DarkJ doesn't support and is required to fill in during issue creation or transition.
\n
In these cases, click the "Open External" button (looks like a square with arrow pointing out) in the related screen and you can perform the actions with JIRA's native UI.
\n
\n
\n
Issues
\n
For any issues or feature suggestions, feel free to post in the Issues.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
DarkJ
\n
\n
Ever feel JIRA's UI is hard to use? Every small action it reloads the whole page or open a brand new one. That list of subtask really doesn't let you do anything. Searching doesn't really work the way you expected and if you find the thing, you don't know how you did it.
\n
Enter DarkJ! A fluid, dark themed native desktop UI for JIRA that helps you get by your daily JIRA workflow easier. With a custom built, Angular based UI, viewing issues has never been easier. A easy-to-use tab system manages all the issues you care about in one convenient place. Live update and pinning issues let you resume work faster and a custom built search page let you search almost everything.
\n
Interested? How about heading over to the Releases page and try it out? Oh, and it's free to use by the way.
This app is a fan created work and is not an official product of JIRA or endorsed by Atlassian.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Angular based UI with fluid transitions and animations, no more waiting for the whole page to load.
\n
Tab based issue viewing with pin and live update, all the issues you cared about are easily within reach.
\n
Full-text based search feature that lets you search the entire JIRA, no need to fiddle with that complicated JIRA search function.
\n
Custom created controls let you do your daily tasks within DarkJ, included custom controls are:\n
\n
Assignee picker
\n
Title editor
\n
Priority changer
\n
Status changer
\n
Simple description editor
\n
\n
\n
Minimizable create issue window.
\n
Conveniently placed \"Open in JIRA\" buttons, so you can always go to your JIRA UI easily.
\n
Support multiple accounts
\n
\n
Built On
\n
\n
\n
Download & Installation
\n
Head over to the Releases page and download the latest version to get started!
\n
Windows
\n
Download the latest setup.exe and follow the installation instruction.
\n
MacOS
\n
You can download either the .zip or .dmg to use DarkJ.
\n
If you downloaded the .zip:
\n\n
Extract the content of the .zip file.
\n
You can put the extracted file in your /Applications folder for it to show up in Launchpad.
\n\n
If you downloaded the .dmg:
\n\n
Open the .dmg file.
\n
After clicking \"Agree\", drag the DarkJ icon into the Applications folder icon on screen.
\n
DarkJ should now be available in Launchpad.
\n
If there's a separate DarkJ icon appears on your Desktop, you can remove that by draggin it to the Trashcan.
\n\n
How much does this app cost?
\n
0, 🆓! It's free to use! If you like the app, maybe consider Buy me a tea, a gazillion ton of black tea went into DarkJ 😉
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
\n
It doesn't start on MacOS.
\n
Before 0.1.1, DarkJ is not signed and this has been corrected in release 0.1.1. After 0.1.1, you should be able to click \"Open\" in the warning dialog that shows up when you first start DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
On MacOS, it asks me for permission to use Keychain Access.
\n
DarkJ uses Keychain to store you JIRA token so it will need access to your Keychain to function properly. To prevent future warning, click \"Always Allow\".
\n
\n
\n
Is my JIRA data safe?
\n
DarkJ stores your JIRA API token with your computer's built-in credential manager, on Windows, it's Credential Manager; on MacOS, it's Keychain Access.
\n
Your API token and JIRA login information is only used for authentication purposes and DarkJ will only send your JIRA data and JIRA account information to your organization's JIRA service and not anywhere else.
\n
To improve your account safety, use a dedicated API token for DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
Is there any keyboard shortcuts?
\n
Yep, common useful shortcuts are:
\n
Ctrl + f = Open Search Page\n Ctrl + n = Open Create Issue Window\n ESC = Exit current window\n
\n
There are other shortcuts available and they are listed in the menus. For MacOS, replace Ctrl with Command.
\n
\n
\n
I am getting some timeout warning.
\n
Try clicking the \"Refresh\" button on the top-right corner or press \"F5\" to reload the app.
\n
\n
\n
I can't transition, create issue or perform some actions.
\n
Although we try to create controls for most JIRA applications, there might be fields that DarkJ doesn't support and is required to fill in during issue creation or transition.
\n
In these cases, click the \"Open External\" button (looks like a square with arrow pointing out) in the related screen and you can perform the actions with JIRA's native UI.
\n
\n
\n
Issues
\n
For any issues or feature suggestions, feel free to post in the Issues.
Ever feel JIRA's UI is hard to use? Every small action it reloads the whole page or open a brand new one. That list of subtask really doesn't let you do anything. Searching doesn't really work the way you expected and if you find the thing, you don't know how you did it.
\n
Enter DarkJ! A fluid, dark themed native desktop UI for JIRA that helps you get by your daily JIRA workflow easier. With a custom built, Angular based UI, viewing issues has never been easier. A easy-to-use tab system manages all the issues you care about in one convenient place. Live update and pinning issues let you resume work faster and a custom built search page let you search almost everything.
\n
Interested? How about heading over to the Releases page and try it out? Oh, and it's free to use by the way.
This app is a fan created work and is not an official product of JIRA or endorsed by Atlassian.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Angular based UI with fluid transitions and animations, no more waiting for the whole page to load.
\n
Tab based issue viewing with pin and live update, all the issues you cared about are easily within reach.
\n
Full-text based search feature that lets you search the entire JIRA, no need to fiddle with that complicated JIRA search function.
\n
Custom created controls let you do your daily tasks within DarkJ, included custom controls are:\n
\n
Assignee picker
\n
Title editor
\n
Priority changer
\n
Status changer
\n
Simple description editor
\n
\n
\n
Minimizable create issue window.
\n
Conveniently placed "Open in JIRA" buttons, so you can always go to your JIRA UI easily.
\n
Support multiple accounts
\n
\n
Built On
\n
\n
\n
Download & Installation
\n
Head over to the Releases page and download the latest version to get started!
\n
Windows
\n
Download the latest setup.exe and follow the installation instruction.
\n
MacOS
\n
You can download either the .zip or .dmg to use DarkJ.
\n
If you downloaded the .zip:
\n\n
Extract the content of the .zip file.
\n
You can put the extracted file in your /Applications folder for it to show up in Launchpad.
\n\n
If you downloaded the .dmg:
\n\n
Open the .dmg file.
\n
After clicking "Agree", drag the DarkJ icon into the Applications folder icon on screen.
\n
DarkJ should now be available in Launchpad.
\n
If there's a separate DarkJ icon appears on your Desktop, you can remove that by draggin it to the Trashcan.
\n\n
How much does this app cost?
\n
0, 🆓! It's free to use! If you like the app, maybe consider Buy me a tea, a gazillion ton of black tea went into DarkJ 😉
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
\n
It doesn't start on MacOS.
\n
Before 0.1.1, DarkJ is not signed and this has been corrected in release 0.1.1. After 0.1.1, you should be able to click "Open" in the warning dialog that shows up when you first start DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
On MacOS, it asks me for permission to use Keychain Access.
\n
DarkJ uses Keychain to store you JIRA token so it will need access to your Keychain to function properly. To prevent future warning, click "Always Allow".
\n
\n
\n
Is my JIRA data safe?
\n
DarkJ stores your JIRA API token with your computer's built-in credential manager, on Windows, it's Credential Manager; on MacOS, it's Keychain Access.
\n
Your API token and JIRA login information is only used for authentication purposes and DarkJ will only send your JIRA data and JIRA account information to your organization's JIRA service and not anywhere else.
\n
To improve your account safety, use a dedicated API token for DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
Is there any keyboard shortcuts?
\n
Yep, common useful shortcuts are:
\n
Ctrl + f = Open Search Page\n Ctrl + n = Open Create Issue Window\n ESC = Exit current window\n
\n
There are other shortcuts available and they are listed in the menus. For MacOS, replace Ctrl with Command.
\n
\n
\n
I am getting some timeout warning.
\n
Try clicking the "Refresh" button on the top-right corner or press "F5" to reload the app.
\n
\n
\n
I can't transition, create issue or perform some actions.
\n
Although we try to create controls for most JIRA applications, there might be fields that DarkJ doesn't support and is required to fill in during issue creation or transition.
\n
In these cases, click the "Open External" button (looks like a square with arrow pointing out) in the related screen and you can perform the actions with JIRA's native UI.
\n
\n
\n
Issues
\n
For any issues or feature suggestions, feel free to post in the Issues.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
DarkJ
\n
\n
Ever feel JIRA's UI is hard to use? Every small action it reloads the whole page or open a brand new one. That list of subtask really doesn't let you do anything. Searching doesn't really work the way you expected and if you find the thing, you don't know how you did it.
\n
Enter DarkJ! A fluid, dark themed native desktop UI for JIRA that helps you get by your daily JIRA workflow easier. With a custom built, Angular based UI, viewing issues has never been easier. A easy-to-use tab system manages all the issues you care about in one convenient place. Live update and pinning issues let you resume work faster and a custom built search page let you search almost everything.
\n
Interested? How about heading over to the Releases page and try it out? Oh, and it's free to use by the way.
This app is a fan created work and is not an official product of JIRA or endorsed by Atlassian.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Angular based UI with fluid transitions and animations, no more waiting for the whole page to load.
\n
Tab based issue viewing with pin and live update, all the issues you cared about are easily within reach.
\n
Full-text based search feature that lets you search the entire JIRA, no need to fiddle with that complicated JIRA search function.
\n
Custom created controls let you do your daily tasks within DarkJ, included custom controls are:\n
\n
Assignee picker
\n
Title editor
\n
Priority changer
\n
Status changer
\n
Simple description editor
\n
\n
\n
Minimizable create issue window.
\n
Conveniently placed \"Open in JIRA\" buttons, so you can always go to your JIRA UI easily.
\n
Support multiple accounts
\n
\n
Built On
\n
\n
\n
Download & Installation
\n
Head over to the Releases page and download the latest version to get started!
\n
Windows
\n
Download the latest setup.exe and follow the installation instruction.
\n
MacOS
\n
You can download either the .zip or .dmg to use DarkJ.
\n
If you downloaded the .zip:
\n\n
Extract the content of the .zip file.
\n
You can put the extracted file in your /Applications folder for it to show up in Launchpad.
\n\n
If you downloaded the .dmg:
\n\n
Open the .dmg file.
\n
After clicking \"Agree\", drag the DarkJ icon into the Applications folder icon on screen.
\n
DarkJ should now be available in Launchpad.
\n
If there's a separate DarkJ icon appears on your Desktop, you can remove that by draggin it to the Trashcan.
\n\n
How much does this app cost?
\n
0, 🆓! It's free to use! If you like the app, maybe consider Buy me a tea, a gazillion ton of black tea went into DarkJ 😉
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
\n
It doesn't start on MacOS.
\n
Before 0.1.1, DarkJ is not signed and this has been corrected in release 0.1.1. After 0.1.1, you should be able to click \"Open\" in the warning dialog that shows up when you first start DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
On MacOS, it asks me for permission to use Keychain Access.
\n
DarkJ uses Keychain to store you JIRA token so it will need access to your Keychain to function properly. To prevent future warning, click \"Always Allow\".
\n
\n
\n
Is my JIRA data safe?
\n
DarkJ stores your JIRA API token with your computer's built-in credential manager, on Windows, it's Credential Manager; on MacOS, it's Keychain Access.
\n
Your API token and JIRA login information is only used for authentication purposes and DarkJ will only send your JIRA data and JIRA account information to your organization's JIRA service and not anywhere else.
\n
To improve your account safety, use a dedicated API token for DarkJ.
\n
\n
\n
Is there any keyboard shortcuts?
\n
Yep, common useful shortcuts are:
\n
Ctrl + f = Open Search Page\n Ctrl + n = Open Create Issue Window\n ESC = Exit current window\n
\n
There are other shortcuts available and they are listed in the menus. For MacOS, replace Ctrl with Command.
\n
\n
\n
I am getting some timeout warning.
\n
Try clicking the \"Refresh\" button on the top-right corner or press \"F5\" to reload the app.
\n
\n
\n
I can't transition, create issue or perform some actions.
\n
Although we try to create controls for most JIRA applications, there might be fields that DarkJ doesn't support and is required to fill in during issue creation or transition.
\n
In these cases, click the \"Open External\" button (looks like a square with arrow pointing out) in the related screen and you can perform the actions with JIRA's native UI.
\n
\n
\n
Issues
\n
For any issues or feature suggestions, feel free to post in the Issues.
Dat needs to be installed first. To run the app locally check out our download\nguide or install directly from the command line:
\n
npm install -g dat
\n
Commands
\n
To run Dat Desktop in development mode:
\n
npm install # install dependencies\nnpm start # start the application
\n
To create binary packages run:
\n
npm install # install dependencies\nnpm run dist :os # compile the app into an binary package
\n
FAQ
\n
How to speed up downloading Electron
\n
If you’re not in Europe or the US, you might want to use a different mirror for\nelectron. You can set the ELECTRON_MIRROR variable to point to a different\nprovider:
\n
# Europe / US\n$ npm install\n\n# Asia / Oceania\n$ ELECTRON_MIRROR="https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/" npm install
SourceSansPro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated (http://www.adobe.com/), with Reserved Font Name 'Source'. All Rights Reserved. Source is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
\n
SourceCodePro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
Dat needs to be installed first. To run the app locally check out our download\nguide or install directly from the command line:
\n
npm install -g dat
\n
Commands
\n
To run Dat Desktop in development mode:
\n
npm install # install dependencies\nnpm start # start the application
\n
To create binary packages run:
\n
npm install # install dependencies\nnpm run dist :os # compile the app into an binary package
\n
FAQ
\n
How to speed up downloading Electron
\n
If you’re not in Europe or the US, you might want to use a different mirror for\nelectron. You can set the ELECTRON_MIRROR variable to point to a different\nprovider:
\n
# Europe / US\n$ npm install\n\n# Asia / Oceania\n$ ELECTRON_MIRROR=\"https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\" npm install
SourceSansPro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated (http://www.adobe.com/), with Reserved Font Name 'Source'. All Rights Reserved. Source is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
\n
SourceCodePro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
The DataPixels.js source code facilitates production of pixel art that is entirely generated programmatically at runtime. Additionally, the accompanying desktop application, Data Pixels Playground, may be used to write and execute code for displaying both customized and automated pixel art.
\n
DataPixels.js
\n
The DataPixels.js source code features a modular, ES2015 Class design for accessible and effortless construction of new instances. Each instance contains both HTMLCanvasElement and HTMLImageElement public accessors whose sources consist of the programmatically generated pixel art.
\n
Install
\n
DataPixels.js package can be installed as a project dependency from NPM by entering the following CLI command:
\n
npm i data-pixels\n
\n
Create
\n
The DataPixels.js constructor requires 2 arguments:
\n\n
\n
pixelData: An array containing one or more arrays of equal length, consisting of strings composed of 0-255 integer values per 24-bit RGB color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255”) or 32-bit RGBA color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255, 255”). Additionally, the strings may optionally contain any kind of descriptive text (e.g., “Red: 255, G - 128, 64 for Blue, Transparency = 32”) as only the number values within the string will be parsed in RGB / RGBA order. Strings that contain more than 4 numbers will throw an error.
\n
\n
\n
pixelSize: The size of each color data unit in pixels. This value represents the size of each perceived pixel that forms the pixel art.
\n
\n\n
For more information see the Example Code section below.
\n
\n
Data Pixels Playground
\n
Data Pixels Playground is a lightweight, cross-platform, desktop application for Windows, Mac and Linux, which may be used to write and execute DataPixels.js instances for previewing and testing purposes.
\n
The application features built-in example code via the Help menu as well as the ability to parse pixel data from image files to produce automatically generated code through the File > Open Image File… menu item or through drag-and-drop gestures. Additionally, compiled Data Pixels visible in the View Panel can be easily dragged, scaled and reflected using the mouse or in-app controls to help you design the perfect images for your requirements.
\n
Note: pixel color values that are automatically interpreted from image files with an embedded color space may differ slightly from the image’s intended color values.
\n
\n
Desktop Application Release Builds
\n
Creating release builds for Windows, Mac and/or Linux is a 2-step process: code compilation, then application packaging, both of which are accomplished by running command-line NPM scripts.
\n
Compilation
\n
Production code compilation can be executed by entering the following CLI command at the project root folder [~/DataPixels/ ]:
\n
npm run prod\n
\n
For more detailed information concerning code compilation please refer to Project Foundation.
\n
Packaging
\n
Application packaging can be executed for individual platforms by entering one of the following CLI commands at the project build folder [~/DataPixels/resources/build/ ]:
\n
npm run package-linux\n
\n
npm run package-mac\n
\n
npm run package-windows\n
\n
Note: In order to avoid problems with code signing and other build issues it is highly recommended to execute packaging scripts for an individual platform from its own operating system.
\n
For more detailed information concerning application packaging please refer to Electron Packager.
The DataPixels.js source code facilitates production of pixel art that is entirely generated programmatically at runtime. Additionally, the accompanying desktop application, Data Pixels Playground, may be used to write and execute code for displaying both customized and automated pixel art.
\n
DataPixels.js
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The DataPixels.js source code features a modular, ES2015 Class design for accessible and effortless construction of new instances. Each instance contains both HTMLCanvasElement and HTMLImageElement public accessors whose sources consist of the programmatically generated pixel art.
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Install
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DataPixels.js package can be installed as a project dependency from NPM by entering the following CLI command:
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npm i data-pixels\n
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Create
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The DataPixels.js constructor requires 2 arguments:
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pixelData: An array containing one or more arrays of equal length, consisting of strings composed of 0-255 integer values per 24-bit RGB color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255”) or 32-bit RGBA color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255, 255”). Additionally, the strings may optionally contain any kind of descriptive text (e.g., “Red: 255, G - 128, 64 for Blue, Transparency = 32”) as only the number values within the string will be parsed in RGB / RGBA order. Strings that contain more than 4 numbers will throw an error.
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pixelSize: The size of each color data unit in pixels. This value represents the size of each perceived pixel that forms the pixel art.
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For more information see the Example Code section below.
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Data Pixels Playground
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Data Pixels Playground is a lightweight, cross-platform, desktop application for Windows, Mac and Linux, which may be used to write and execute DataPixels.js instances for previewing and testing purposes.
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The application features built-in example code via the Help menu as well as the ability to parse pixel data from image files to produce automatically generated code through the File > Open Image File… menu item or through drag-and-drop gestures. Additionally, compiled Data Pixels visible in the View Panel can be easily dragged, scaled and reflected using the mouse or in-app controls to help you design the perfect images for your requirements.
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Note: pixel color values that are automatically interpreted from image files with an embedded color space may differ slightly from the image’s intended color values.
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Desktop Application Release Builds
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Creating release builds for Windows, Mac and/or Linux is a 2-step process: code compilation, then application packaging, both of which are accomplished by running command-line NPM scripts.
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Compilation
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Production code compilation can be executed by entering the following CLI command at the project root folder [~/DataPixels/ ]:
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npm run prod\n
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For more detailed information concerning code compilation please refer to Project Foundation.
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Packaging
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Application packaging can be executed for individual platforms by entering one of the following CLI commands at the project build folder [~/DataPixels/resources/build/ ]:
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npm run package-linux\n
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npm run package-mac\n
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npm run package-windows\n
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Note: In order to avoid problems with code signing and other build issues it is highly recommended to execute packaging scripts for an individual platform from its own operating system.
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For more detailed information concerning application packaging please refer to Electron Packager.
npm install # install dependencies\nnpm run dist :os # compile the app into an binary package
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FAQ
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How to speed up downloading Electron
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If you’re not in Europe or the US, you might want to use a different mirror for\nelectron. You can set the ELECTRON_MIRROR variable to point to a different\nprovider:
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# Europe / US\n$ npm install\n\n# Asia / Oceania\n$ ELECTRON_MIRROR="https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/" npm install
SourceSansPro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated (http://www.adobe.com/), with Reserved Font Name 'Source'. All Rights Reserved. Source is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
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SourceCodePro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
npm install # install dependencies\nnpm run dist :os # compile the app into an binary package
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FAQ
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How to speed up downloading Electron
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If you’re not in Europe or the US, you might want to use a different mirror for\nelectron. You can set the ELECTRON_MIRROR variable to point to a different\nprovider:
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# Europe / US\n$ npm install\n\n# Asia / Oceania\n$ ELECTRON_MIRROR=\"https://npm.taobao.org/mirrors/electron/\" npm install
SourceSansPro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated (http://www.adobe.com/), with Reserved Font Name 'Source'. All Rights Reserved. Source is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
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SourceCodePro-Regular.ttf: Copyright 2010, 2012 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. SIL Open Font License, 1.1
\n\nA Visual development-tool of creating mocked Json\n
Build and Dev Setup
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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User Guide
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Start development server\nIn the Server Port field, you can type a Port not occupied, then choose a language. Finally open the Server by clicking the circle on the bottom left. If the Server was initiated successfully, the circle on the top right will be change.
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Change your image\nAn Image URL field will be displayed by double clicking the image, then type a image's URL and double click the image again to show the new image.
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Create key-value pairs\nIn the factory of creator, the name of key-value pairs can be edited in the Name field. If you want to add a key-value pair, type a key in the Key field and click + button. A new key will be added to the key-value pairs, what to do next is choosing a value, including primary and advanced types. Then, click the save button on the botton left to save the key-value pair. Finally, when you complete each key-value pair, click the check button on the top right to save the whole key-value pairs.
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Inspect key-value pairs\nIn the dStore of creator, all the key-value pairs are shown in the data list. User can edit each key-value paris by clicking their name button and delete one by the red close button on the right.
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Get the data
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http://localhost:{{port your type in the first step, e.g 9090}}/?name={{the name of key-value pairs you want}}
\n\nA Visual development-tool of creating mocked Json\n
Build and Dev Setup
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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User Guide
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Start development server\nIn the Server Port field, you can type a Port not occupied, then choose a language. Finally open the Server by clicking the circle on the bottom left. If the Server was initiated successfully, the circle on the top right will be change.
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Change your image\nAn Image URL field will be displayed by double clicking the image, then type a image's URL and double click the image again to show the new image.
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Create key-value pairs\nIn the factory of creator, the name of key-value pairs can be edited in the Name field. If you want to add a key-value pair, type a key in the Key field and click + button. A new key will be added to the key-value pairs, what to do next is choosing a value, including primary and advanced types. Then, click the save button on the botton left to save the key-value pair. Finally, when you complete each key-value pair, click the check button on the top right to save the whole key-value pairs.
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Inspect key-value pairs\nIn the dStore of creator, all the key-value pairs are shown in the data list. User can edit each key-value paris by clicking their name button and delete one by the red close button on the right.
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Get the data
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http://localhost:{{port your type in the first step, e.g 9090}}/?name={{the name of key-value pairs you want}}
\n\nA Visual development-tool of creating mocked Json\n
Build and Dev Setup
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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User Guide
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Start development server\nIn the Server Port field, you can type a Port not occupied, then choose a language. Finally open the Server by clicking the circle on the bottom left. If the Server was initiated successfully, the circle on the top right will be change.
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Change your image\nAn Image URL field will be displayed by double clicking the image, then type a image's URL and double click the image again to show the new image.
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Create key-value pairs\nIn the factory of creator, the name of key-value pairs can be edited in the Name field. If you want to add a key-value pair, type a key in the Key field and click + button. A new key will be added to the key-value pairs, what to do next is choosing a value, including primary and advanced types. Then, click the save button on the botton left to save the key-value pair. Finally, when you complete each key-value pair, click the check button on the top right to save the whole key-value pairs.
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Inspect key-value pairs\nIn the dStore of creator, all the key-value pairs are shown in the data list. User can edit each key-value paris by clicking their name button and delete one by the red close button on the right.
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Get the data
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http://localhost:{{port your type in the first step, e.g 9090}}/?name={{the name of key-value pairs you want}}
\n\nA Visual development-tool of creating mocked Json\n
Build and Dev Setup
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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User Guide
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Start development server\nIn the Server Port field, you can type a Port not occupied, then choose a language. Finally open the Server by clicking the circle on the bottom left. If the Server was initiated successfully, the circle on the top right will be change.
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Change your image\nAn Image URL field will be displayed by double clicking the image, then type a image's URL and double click the image again to show the new image.
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Create key-value pairs\nIn the factory of creator, the name of key-value pairs can be edited in the Name field. If you want to add a key-value pair, type a key in the Key field and click + button. A new key will be added to the key-value pairs, what to do next is choosing a value, including primary and advanced types. Then, click the save button on the botton left to save the key-value pair. Finally, when you complete each key-value pair, click the check button on the top right to save the whole key-value pairs.
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Inspect key-value pairs\nIn the dStore of creator, all the key-value pairs are shown in the data list. User can edit each key-value paris by clicking their name button and delete one by the red close button on the right.
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Get the data
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http://localhost:{{port your type in the first step, e.g 9090}}/?name={{the name of key-value pairs you want}}
Extract it somewhere, and then run the executable.
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or
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Package app manually from sources
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/web-pal/dbglass\n# Go into the repository\ncd dbglass\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm run dev
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App will be running in development mode at this point, in which you can:
We add some module's peerDependencies to ignore option as default for application size reduction.
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babel-core is required by babel-loader and its size is ~19 MB
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node-libs-browser is required by webpack and its size is ~3MB.
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Note: If you want to use any above modules in runtime, for example: require('babel/register'), you should move them form devDependencies to dependencies.
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Pack into an app for your platform from command line:
Extract it somewhere, and then run the executable.
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or
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Package app manually from sources
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/web-pal/dbglass\n# Go into the repository\ncd dbglass\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm run dev
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App will be running in development mode at this point, in which you can:
We add some module's peerDependencies to ignore option as default for application size reduction.
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babel-core is required by babel-loader and its size is ~19 MB
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node-libs-browser is required by webpack and its size is ~3MB.
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Note: If you want to use any above modules in runtime, for example: require('babel/register'), you should move them form devDependencies to dependencies.
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Pack into an app for your platform from command line:
Extract it somewhere, and then run the executable.
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or
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Package app manually from sources
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/web-pal/dbglass\n# Go into the repository\ncd dbglass\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm run dev
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App will be running in development mode at this point, in which you can:
We add some module's peerDependencies to ignore option as default for application size reduction.
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babel-core is required by babel-loader and its size is ~19 MB
\n
node-libs-browser is required by webpack and its size is ~3MB.
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\n
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Note: If you want to use any above modules in runtime, for example: require('babel/register'), you should move them form devDependencies to dependencies.
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Pack into an app for your platform from command line:
Extract it somewhere, and then run the executable.
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or
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Package app manually from sources
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/web-pal/dbglass\n# Go into the repository\ncd dbglass\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm run dev
\n
App will be running in development mode at this point, in which you can:
We add some module's peerDependencies to ignore option as default for application size reduction.
\n
\n
babel-core is required by babel-loader and its size is ~19 MB
\n
node-libs-browser is required by webpack and its size is ~3MB.
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Note: If you want to use any above modules in runtime, for example: require('babel/register'), you should move them form devDependencies to dependencies.
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Pack into an app for your platform from command line:
Create custom computer macro shortcuts and launch them through your device.\nNo more windows switching to open the folder or website, get Deckboard to simplify them and maximize your productivity!\nWith OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS supported, bring Deckboard as your personal streaming companion tool!\nConnect your computer to your device through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
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Features
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Custom macro button with image and label
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Unlimited macros with 4 x 3 buttons per board (5 x 4 buttons on pro version)
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OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS control for streaming (OBS Websocket plugin required)
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Easy connect through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
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Available Macros
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Keyboard macro
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Open website
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Open folder
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Multimedia controls (play, next track, prev track , etc)
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Run executable
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Twitch chat controls
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Spotify playback controls (Premium user only)
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Switch scenes (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
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Toggle resources (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
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Toggle streaming and recording (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
Love the app? You can support the development by purchasing PRO version or donate.
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Privacy Policy
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The application Deckboard (Android), hereby defined as the app, requests the following potentially sensitive data:
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android.permission.CAMERA
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This potentially sensitive data is not transmitted over the internet, and is not stored by the app. It is not handled by any system other than the device the app is installed on.
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- "readmeOriginal": "
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Deckboard
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Create custom computer macro shortcuts and launch them through your device.\nNo more windows switching to open the folder or website, get Deckboard to simplify them and maximize your productivity!\nWith OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS supported, bring Deckboard as your personal streaming companion tool!\nConnect your computer to your device through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
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Features
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Custom macro button with image and label
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Unlimited macros with 4 x 3 buttons per board (5 x 4 buttons on pro version)
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OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS control for streaming (OBS Websocket plugin required)
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Easy connect through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
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Available Macros
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Keyboard macro
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Open website
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Open folder
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Multimedia controls (play, next track, prev track , etc)
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Run executable
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Twitch chat controls
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Spotify playback controls (Premium user only)
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Switch scenes (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
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Toggle resources (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
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Toggle streaming and recording (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
Love the app? You can support the development by purchasing PRO version or donate.
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Privacy Policy
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The application Deckboard (Android), hereby defined as the app, requests the following potentially sensitive data:
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android.permission.CAMERA
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This potentially sensitive data is not transmitted over the internet, and is not stored by the app. It is not handled by any system other than the device the app is installed on.
The DataPixels.js source code facilitates production of pixel art that is entirely generated programmatically at runtime. Additionally, the accompanying desktop application, Data Pixels Playground, may be used to write and execute code for displaying both customized and automated pixel art.
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DataPixels.js
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The DataPixels.js source code features a modular, ES2015 Class design for accessible and effortless construction of new instances. Each instance contains both HTMLCanvasElement and HTMLImageElement public accessors whose sources consist of the programmatically generated pixel art.
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Install
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DataPixels.js package can be installed as a project dependency from NPM by entering the following CLI command:
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npm i data-pixels\n
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Create
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The DataPixels.js constructor requires 2 arguments:
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pixelData: An array containing one or more arrays of equal length, consisting of strings composed of 0-255 integer values per 24-bit RGB color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255”) or 32-bit RGBA color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255, 255”). Additionally, the strings may optionally contain any kind of descriptive text (e.g., “Red: 255, G - 128, 64 for Blue, Transparency = 32”) as only the number values within the string will be parsed in RGB / RGBA order. Strings that contain more than 4 numbers will throw an error.
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pixelSize: The size of each color data unit in pixels. This value represents the size of each perceived pixel that forms the pixel art.
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For more information see the Example Code section below.
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Data Pixels Playground
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Data Pixels Playground is a lightweight, cross-platform, desktop application for Windows, Mac and Linux, which may be used to write and execute DataPixels.js instances for previewing and testing purposes.
\n
The application features built-in example code via the Help menu as well as the ability to parse pixel data from image files to produce automatically generated code through the File > Open Image File… menu item or through drag-and-drop gestures. Additionally, compiled Data Pixels visible in the View Panel can be easily dragged, scaled and reflected using the mouse or in-app controls to help you design the perfect images for your requirements.
\n
Note: pixel color values that are automatically interpreted from image files with an embedded color space may differ slightly from the image’s intended color values.
\n
\n
Desktop Application Release Builds
\n
Creating release builds for Windows, Mac and/or Linux is a 2-step process: code compilation, then application packaging, both of which are accomplished by running command-line NPM scripts.
\n
Compilation
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Production code compilation can be executed by entering the following CLI command at the project root folder [~/DataPixels/ ]:
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npm run prod\n
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For more detailed information concerning code compilation please refer to Project Foundation.
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Packaging
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Application packaging can be executed for individual platforms by entering one of the following CLI commands at the project build folder [~/DataPixels/resources/build/ ]:
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npm run package-linux\n
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npm run package-mac\n
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npm run package-windows\n
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Note: In order to avoid problems with code signing and other build issues it is highly recommended to execute packaging scripts for an individual platform from its own operating system.
\n
For more detailed information concerning application packaging please refer to Electron Packager.
The DataPixels.js source code facilitates production of pixel art that is entirely generated programmatically at runtime. Additionally, the accompanying desktop application, Data Pixels Playground, may be used to write and execute code for displaying both customized and automated pixel art.
\n
DataPixels.js
\n
The DataPixels.js source code features a modular, ES2015 Class design for accessible and effortless construction of new instances. Each instance contains both HTMLCanvasElement and HTMLImageElement public accessors whose sources consist of the programmatically generated pixel art.
\n
Install
\n
DataPixels.js package can be installed as a project dependency from NPM by entering the following CLI command:
\n
npm i data-pixels\n
\n
Create
\n
The DataPixels.js constructor requires 2 arguments:
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pixelData: An array containing one or more arrays of equal length, consisting of strings composed of 0-255 integer values per 24-bit RGB color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255”) or 32-bit RGBA color channel (e.g., “255, 255, 255, 255”). Additionally, the strings may optionally contain any kind of descriptive text (e.g., “Red: 255, G - 128, 64 for Blue, Transparency = 32”) as only the number values within the string will be parsed in RGB / RGBA order. Strings that contain more than 4 numbers will throw an error.
\n
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pixelSize: The size of each color data unit in pixels. This value represents the size of each perceived pixel that forms the pixel art.
\n
\n\n
For more information see the Example Code section below.
\n
\n
Data Pixels Playground
\n
Data Pixels Playground is a lightweight, cross-platform, desktop application for Windows, Mac and Linux, which may be used to write and execute DataPixels.js instances for previewing and testing purposes.
\n
The application features built-in example code via the Help menu as well as the ability to parse pixel data from image files to produce automatically generated code through the File > Open Image File… menu item or through drag-and-drop gestures. Additionally, compiled Data Pixels visible in the View Panel can be easily dragged, scaled and reflected using the mouse or in-app controls to help you design the perfect images for your requirements.
\n
Note: pixel color values that are automatically interpreted from image files with an embedded color space may differ slightly from the image’s intended color values.
\n
\n
Desktop Application Release Builds
\n
Creating release builds for Windows, Mac and/or Linux is a 2-step process: code compilation, then application packaging, both of which are accomplished by running command-line NPM scripts.
\n
Compilation
\n
Production code compilation can be executed by entering the following CLI command at the project root folder [~/DataPixels/ ]:
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npm run prod\n
\n
For more detailed information concerning code compilation please refer to Project Foundation.
\n
Packaging
\n
Application packaging can be executed for individual platforms by entering one of the following CLI commands at the project build folder [~/DataPixels/resources/build/ ]:
\n
npm run package-linux\n
\n
npm run package-mac\n
\n
npm run package-windows\n
\n
Note: In order to avoid problems with code signing and other build issues it is highly recommended to execute packaging scripts for an individual platform from its own operating system.
\n
For more detailed information concerning application packaging please refer to Electron Packager.
The all-in-one solution for building React Native applications.
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You can get started right away on your React Native project by installing Deco and creating a new project — it's fast and there's no manual setup needed. File scaffolding handles your boilerplate. Ready-made components drop right into your code. Properties are graphically editable through the property inspector. It's an entirely new way to write, tweak, and re-use code.
$ git clone git@github.com:decosoftware/deco-ide\n$ cd ./deco-ide/web\n$ npm install\n$ bundle install\n$ cd ../desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm run copy-libs\n$ cd ../shared\n$ npm install\n$ cd ../desktop/libs/Scripts/sync-service\n$ npm install\n
Shared constants for communicating over our IPC (inter-process communication) abstraction layer.
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Quick Start
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$ cd ./deco-ide\n$ ./run-dev.js\n
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Manual Start
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Occasionally it is helpful to stop and restart the desktop gulp task without stopping the web gulp task. To do this you can run the following commands...
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$ cd ./web\n$ npm run watch\n\n
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This command will:
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Watch the ./web/src directory and re-build on any changes to the code
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Serve the build on localhost:8080
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# Open a new terminal window\n$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run start\n
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This command will:
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Build ./desktop/src and place the result into ./desktop/build/app.js
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Launch a local Electron binary and load in the bundle from desktop/build/app.js
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Testing a Production Build
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$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run pack\n
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The resulting .pkg file will be output to ./dist/osx/Deco-$VERSION.pkg
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This build is for local testing only. When you install, the system will generate a warning about this being from an unapproved developer — this is because the package is not signed when building locally.
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Contributing
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Opening Issues
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Issues are intended for bug reporting and feature requests.
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Before you open a new issue, make sure it isn't already in the list of existing issues. If you believe you've found a new bug, it helps to include any relevant logs in your description.
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You can find the logs file at ~/Library/Application Support/com.decosoftware.Deco/logs.out
The all-in-one solution for building React Native applications.
\n
You can get started right away on your React Native project by installing Deco and creating a new project — it's fast and there's no manual setup needed. File scaffolding handles your boilerplate. Ready-made components drop right into your code. Properties are graphically editable through the property inspector. It's an entirely new way to write, tweak, and re-use code.
$ git clone git@github.com:decosoftware/deco-ide\n$ cd ./deco-ide/web\n$ npm install\n$ bundle install\n$ cd ../desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm run copy-libs\n$ cd ../shared\n$ npm install\n$ cd ../desktop/libs/Scripts/sync-service\n$ npm install\n
Shared constants for communicating over our IPC (inter-process communication) abstraction layer.
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Quick Start
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$ cd ./deco-ide\n$ ./run-dev.js\n
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Manual Start
\n
Occasionally it is helpful to stop and restart the desktop gulp task without stopping the web gulp task. To do this you can run the following commands...
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$ cd ./web\n$ npm run watch\n\n
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This command will:
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Watch the ./web/src directory and re-build on any changes to the code
\n
Serve the build on localhost:8080
\n\n
# Open a new terminal window\n$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run start\n
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This command will:
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Build ./desktop/src and place the result into ./desktop/build/app.js
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Launch a local Electron binary and load in the bundle from desktop/build/app.js
\n\n
Testing a Production Build
\n
$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run pack\n
\n
The resulting .pkg file will be output to ./dist/osx/Deco-$VERSION.pkg
\n
This build is for local testing only. When you install, the system will generate a warning about this being from an unapproved developer — this is because the package is not signed when building locally.
\n
Contributing
\n
Opening Issues
\n
Issues are intended for bug reporting and feature requests.
\n
Before you open a new issue, make sure it isn't already in the list of existing issues. If you believe you've found a new bug, it helps to include any relevant logs in your description.
\n
You can find the logs file at ~/Library/Application Support/com.decosoftware.Deco/logs.out
Create custom computer macro shortcuts and launch them through your device.\nNo more windows switching to open the folder or website, get Deckboard to simplify them and maximize your productivity!\nWith OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS supported, bring Deckboard as your personal streaming companion tool!\nConnect your computer to your device through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
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Features
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Custom macro button with image and label
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Unlimited macros with 4 x 3 buttons per board (5 x 4 buttons on pro version)
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OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS control for streaming (OBS Websocket plugin required)
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Easy connect through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
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Available Macros
\n
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Keyboard macro
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Open website
\n
Open folder
\n
Multimedia controls (play, next track, prev track , etc)
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Run executable
\n
Twitch chat controls
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Spotify playback controls (Premium user only)
\n
Switch scenes (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
\n
Toggle resources (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
\n
Toggle streaming and recording (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
Love the app? You can support the development by purchasing PRO version or donate.
\n
\n
Privacy Policy
\n
The application Deckboard (Android), hereby defined as the app, requests the following potentially sensitive data:
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\n
android.permission.CAMERA
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This potentially sensitive data is not transmitted over the internet, and is not stored by the app. It is not handled by any system other than the device the app is installed on.
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Deckboard
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Create custom computer macro shortcuts and launch them through your device.\nNo more windows switching to open the folder or website, get Deckboard to simplify them and maximize your productivity!\nWith OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS supported, bring Deckboard as your personal streaming companion tool!\nConnect your computer to your device through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Custom macro button with image and label
\n
Unlimited macros with 4 x 3 buttons per board (5 x 4 buttons on pro version)
\n
OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS control for streaming (OBS Websocket plugin required)
\n
Easy connect through local WiFi connection by entering IP address or scanning QR code.
\n
\n
Available Macros
\n
\n
Keyboard macro
\n
Open website
\n
Open folder
\n
Multimedia controls (play, next track, prev track , etc)
\n
Run executable
\n
Twitch chat controls
\n
Spotify playback controls (Premium user only)
\n
Switch scenes (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
\n
Toggle resources (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
\n
Toggle streaming and recording (OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS)
Love the app? You can support the development by purchasing PRO version or donate.
\n
\n
Privacy Policy
\n
The application Deckboard (Android), hereby defined as the app, requests the following potentially sensitive data:
\n
\n
android.permission.CAMERA
\n
\n
This potentially sensitive data is not transmitted over the internet, and is not stored by the app. It is not handled by any system other than the device the app is installed on.
An Open Source electron plugin ecosystem for JS developers that makes tools for the desktop on Windows, Mac and Linux\neasily deployable and manageable as plugins.
Deskfiler is published under the GPLv3. You will find the license within the code tree.
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Deskfiler
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An Open Source electron plugin ecosystem for JS developers that makes tools for the desktop on Windows, Mac and Linux\neasily deployable and manageable as plugins.
The all-in-one solution for building React Native applications.
\n
You can get started right away on your React Native project by installing Deco and creating a new project — it's fast and there's no manual setup needed. File scaffolding handles your boilerplate. Ready-made components drop right into your code. Properties are graphically editable through the property inspector. It's an entirely new way to write, tweak, and re-use code.
$ git clone git@github.com:decosoftware/deco-ide\n$ cd ./deco-ide/web\n$ npm install\n$ bundle install\n$ cd ../desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm run copy-libs\n$ cd ../shared\n$ npm install\n$ cd ../desktop/libs/Scripts/sync-service\n$ npm install\n
Shared constants for communicating over our IPC (inter-process communication) abstraction layer.
\n
\n
Quick Start
\n
$ cd ./deco-ide\n$ ./run-dev.js\n
\n
Manual Start
\n
Occasionally it is helpful to stop and restart the desktop gulp task without stopping the web gulp task. To do this you can run the following commands...
\n
$ cd ./web\n$ npm run watch\n\n
\n
This command will:
\n\n
Watch the ./web/src directory and re-build on any changes to the code
\n
Serve the build on localhost:8080
\n\n
# Open a new terminal window\n$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run start\n
\n
This command will:
\n\n
Build ./desktop/src and place the result into ./desktop/build/app.js
\n
Launch a local Electron binary and load in the bundle from desktop/build/app.js
\n\n
Testing a Production Build
\n
$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run pack\n
\n
The resulting .pkg file will be output to ./dist/osx/Deco-$VERSION.pkg
\n
This build is for local testing only. When you install, the system will generate a warning about this being from an unapproved developer — this is because the package is not signed when building locally.
\n
Contributing
\n
Opening Issues
\n
Issues are intended for bug reporting and feature requests.
\n
Before you open a new issue, make sure it isn't already in the list of existing issues. If you believe you've found a new bug, it helps to include any relevant logs in your description.
\n
You can find the logs file at ~/Library/Application Support/com.decosoftware.Deco/logs.out
The all-in-one solution for building React Native applications.
\n
You can get started right away on your React Native project by installing Deco and creating a new project — it's fast and there's no manual setup needed. File scaffolding handles your boilerplate. Ready-made components drop right into your code. Properties are graphically editable through the property inspector. It's an entirely new way to write, tweak, and re-use code.
$ git clone git@github.com:decosoftware/deco-ide\n$ cd ./deco-ide/web\n$ npm install\n$ bundle install\n$ cd ../desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm run copy-libs\n$ cd ../shared\n$ npm install\n$ cd ../desktop/libs/Scripts/sync-service\n$ npm install\n
Shared constants for communicating over our IPC (inter-process communication) abstraction layer.
\n
\n
Quick Start
\n
$ cd ./deco-ide\n$ ./run-dev.js\n
\n
Manual Start
\n
Occasionally it is helpful to stop and restart the desktop gulp task without stopping the web gulp task. To do this you can run the following commands...
\n
$ cd ./web\n$ npm run watch\n\n
\n
This command will:
\n\n
Watch the ./web/src directory and re-build on any changes to the code
\n
Serve the build on localhost:8080
\n\n
# Open a new terminal window\n$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run start\n
\n
This command will:
\n\n
Build ./desktop/src and place the result into ./desktop/build/app.js
\n
Launch a local Electron binary and load in the bundle from desktop/build/app.js
\n\n
Testing a Production Build
\n
$ cd ./desktop\n$ npm run pack\n
\n
The resulting .pkg file will be output to ./dist/osx/Deco-$VERSION.pkg
\n
This build is for local testing only. When you install, the system will generate a warning about this being from an unapproved developer — this is because the package is not signed when building locally.
\n
Contributing
\n
Opening Issues
\n
Issues are intended for bug reporting and feature requests.
\n
Before you open a new issue, make sure it isn't already in the list of existing issues. If you believe you've found a new bug, it helps to include any relevant logs in your description.
\n
You can find the logs file at ~/Library/Application Support/com.decosoftware.Deco/logs.out
DevHub is a mobile and desktop app to help you manage GitHub Notifications and stay on top of Repository Activities. Save custom searches, apply filters, bookmark items and don't miss anything important.
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\n Android, iOS, Web & Desktop with 95%+ code sharing between them thanks to React Native + React Native Web \n
Multi-column layout: See at a quick glance everything that is going on (like TweetDeck!);
\n
Filters: Apply different filters to each column, save your custom searches to make your life easier;
\n
Inbox Zero: Clear all the seen items and gain peace of mind;
\n
Notifications manager: See all the relevant information before opening the notification, like comment content, issue/pull request status, release description, etc.;
\n
Repository watcher: Keep up to date with repositories' activities without using the watch feature so your notifications don't get cluttered;
\n
User stalking: Follow user activities without using the follow button; see activities that GitHub doesn't show on your feed, like their issue comments and pushed commits;
\n
Home/Dashboard: See yours or other users' home screen (a.k.a. GitHub Dashboard), a great way to discover interesting repositories;
\n
Save for later: Save any activity or notification for later, so you don't forget to get back to them;
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: Do anything using only the keyboard (see shortcuts below);
\n
Theme support: Choose between 6 light or dark themes; Automatically toggle on day/night switch;
\n
And more!: Desktop apps, native mobile apps, open source, modern tech\n, ...
Copyright (c) 2019 Bruno Lemos. \nBy using DevHub you agree with its privacy policy and license.
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DevHub is a mobile and desktop app to help you manage GitHub Notifications and stay on top of Repository Activities. Save custom searches, apply filters, bookmark items and don't miss anything important.
\n
\n Android, iOS, Web & Desktop with 95%+ code sharing between them thanks to React Native + React Native Web \n
Multi-column layout: See at a quick glance everything that is going on (like TweetDeck!);
\n
Filters: Apply different filters to each column, save your custom searches to make your life easier;
\n
Inbox Zero: Clear all the seen items and gain peace of mind;
\n
Notifications manager: See all the relevant information before opening the notification, like comment content, issue/pull request status, release description, etc.;
\n
Repository watcher: Keep up to date with repositories' activities without using the watch feature so your notifications don't get cluttered;
\n
User stalking: Follow user activities without using the follow button; see activities that GitHub doesn't show on your feed, like their issue comments and pushed commits;
\n
Home/Dashboard: See yours or other users' home screen (a.k.a. GitHub Dashboard), a great way to discover interesting repositories;
\n
Save for later: Save any activity or notification for later, so you don't forget to get back to them;
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: Do anything using only the keyboard (see shortcuts below);
\n
Theme support: Choose between 6 light or dark themes; Automatically toggle on day/night switch;
\n
And more!: Desktop apps, native mobile apps, open source, modern tech\n, ...
DevDocs.io combines multiple API documentations in a fast, organized, and searchable interface. This is an unofficial desktop app for it.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Background behavior
\n
When closing the window, the app will continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Build-in shortcuts
\n
devdocs the website itself has great built-in shortcuts support, just check the help page in the app.
\n
\n
Global shortcut
\n
Use Ctrl+Shift+D (or Command+Shift+D on macOS) to toggle the app.
\n
Download
\n
You can manually download the latest release here.
\n
Development
\n
It's really easy to develop this app, no build tools like Webpack needed here, checkout ./app to get more:
\n
npm install\n\nnpm run app\n# edit files, save, refresh and it's done.
DevDocs.io combines multiple API documentations in a fast, organized, and searchable interface. This is an unofficial desktop app for it.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Background behavior
\n
When closing the window, the app will continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Build-in shortcuts
\n
devdocs the website itself has great built-in shortcuts support, just check the help page in the app.
\n
\n
Global shortcut
\n
Use Ctrl+Shift+D (or Command+Shift+D on macOS) to toggle the app.
\n
Download
\n
You can manually download the latest release here.
\n
Development
\n
It's really easy to develop this app, no build tools like Webpack needed here, checkout ./app to get more:
\n
npm install\n\nnpm run app\n# edit files, save, refresh and it's done.
An Open Source electron plugin ecosystem for JS developers that makes tools for the desktop on Windows, Mac and Linux\neasily deployable and manageable as plugins.
Deskfiler is published under the GPLv3. You will find the license within the code tree.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Deskfiler
\n\n
\n
An Open Source electron plugin ecosystem for JS developers that makes tools for the desktop on Windows, Mac and Linux\neasily deployable and manageable as plugins.
DevDocs.io combines multiple API documentations in a fast, organized, and searchable interface. This is an unofficial desktop app for it.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Background behavior
\n
When closing the window, the app will continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Build-in shortcuts
\n
devdocs the website itself has great built-in shortcuts support, just check the help page in the app.
\n
\n
Planned features
\n
Please consider sponsoring me to accelerate development.
\n
\n
Menubar mode: switch beween desktop mode and menubar mode
\n
Tabs support: allow to open documentation in a new tab
\n
\n
Global shortcut
\n
Use Ctrl+Shift+D (or Command+Shift+D on macOS) to toggle the app.
\n
Install
\n
Using Homebrew
\n
brew cask install devdocs\n
\n
Manual download
\n
You can manually download the latest release here.
\n
Development
\n
It's really easy to develop this app, no build tools like Webpack needed here, checkout ./app to get more:
\n
npm install\n\nnpm run app\n# edit files, save, refresh and it's done.
DevDocs.io combines multiple API documentations in a fast, organized, and searchable interface. This is an unofficial desktop app for it.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Background behavior
\n
When closing the window, the app will continue running in the background, in the dock on macOS and the tray on Linux/Windows. Right-click the dock/tray icon and choose Quit to completely quit the app. On macOS, click the dock icon to show the window. On Linux, right-click the tray icon and choose Toggle to toggle the window. On Windows, click the tray icon to toggle the window.
\n
Build-in shortcuts
\n
devdocs the website itself has great built-in shortcuts support, just check the help page in the app.
\n
\n
Planned features
\n
Please consider sponsoring me to accelerate development.
\n
\n
Menubar mode: switch beween desktop mode and menubar mode
\n
Tabs support: allow to open documentation in a new tab
\n
\n
Global shortcut
\n
Use Ctrl+Shift+D (or Command+Shift+D on macOS) to toggle the app.
\n
Install
\n
Using Homebrew
\n
brew cask install devdocs\n
\n
Manual download
\n
You can manually download the latest release here.
\n
Development
\n
It's really easy to develop this app, no build tools like Webpack needed here, checkout ./app to get more:
\n
npm install\n\nnpm run app\n# edit files, save, refresh and it's done.
Destroyer will recursively scan your collection and build library based on metadata.
\n
\n
Note:Destroyer is dependant on metadata — it can process Vorbis comments as well as ID3 (1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4) tags. Please ensure your collection is properly formatted.
\n
On Artwork:
\n
\n
Destroyer works best when all the tracks for an album are in one flat directory.
\n
Destroyer will look for a file named cover.jpg in the album's directory, if cover.jpg not found, it will fallback to any jpg or png in directory.
\n
\n
On Search:
\n
\n
\n
Type anywhere in the library view to filter your collection.
Destroyer will recursively scan your collection and build library based on metadata.
\n
\n
Note:Destroyer is dependant on metadata — it can process Vorbis comments as well as ID3 (1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4) tags. Please ensure your collection is properly formatted.
\n
On Artwork:
\n
\n
Destroyer works best when all the tracks for an album are in one flat directory.
\n
Destroyer will look for a file named cover.jpg in the album's directory, if cover.jpg not found, it will fallback to any jpg or png in directory.
\n
\n
On Search:
\n
\n
\n
Type anywhere in the library view to filter your collection.
Destroyer will recursively scan your collection and build library based on metadata.
\n
\n
Note:Destroyer is dependant on metadata — it can process Vorbis comments as well as ID3 (1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4) tags. Please ensure your collection is properly formatted.
\n
On Artwork:
\n
\n
Destroyer works best when all the tracks for an album are in one flat directory.
\n
Destroyer will look for a file named cover.jpg in the album's directory, if cover.jpg not found, it will fallback to any jpg or png in directory.
\n
\n
On Search:
\n
\n
\n
Type anywhere in the library view to filter your collection.
Destroyer will recursively scan your collection and build library based on metadata.
\n
\n
Note:Destroyer is dependant on metadata — it can process Vorbis comments as well as ID3 (1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4) tags. Please ensure your collection is properly formatted.
\n
On Artwork:
\n
\n
Destroyer works best when all the tracks for an album are in one flat directory.
\n
Destroyer will look for a file named cover.jpg in the album's directory, if cover.jpg not found, it will fallback to any jpg or png in directory.
\n
\n
On Search:
\n
\n
\n
Type anywhere in the library view to filter your collection.
Dext is a JavaScript powered smart launcher. Built with JavaScript behind the influences of Alfred.
\n
Made compatible with Alfred workflows that is powered by node (see: alfy).
\n
\n
Note: Currently available only for Mac OS X platform. Please help contribute for Windows and Linux users.
\n
Install
\n
Download the latest zip file here and unzip the archive. Open Dext.app and follow the instructions below for usage.
\n
You can also use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
\n
brew update\nbrew cask install dext\n
\n
NOTE: Release version may not be stable as Dext is still in it's early stage of development. Please help contribute towards a stable build.
\n
Usage
\n
Toggle Dext Bar
\n
Simply toggle and start typing with:
\n
alt + space
\n
Actions
\n
Each item may have it's own action. You can execute an item by double-clicking on the item or selecting it and pressing:
\n
enter
\n
Help/About
\n
Type ?
\n
Dext Package Manager
\n
Dext Package Manager (dpm) is available to download separately. dpm can be used to easily install and configure your Dext instance. Please refer to the docs over at the dpm repository for more information.
\n
$ npm install -g dext-cli
\n
Configuring
\n
The Dext configuration file is located in the .dext folder in your home directory (~/.dext/). This directory should contain a config.json file as well as a plugins folder. In here, you can drop any plugins.
To provide a free/open-source alternative to Spotlight, and Alfred.
\n
Preserve compatibility with existing Alfred workflows.
\n
Allow customization and extending via plugins and themes.
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
♥ Dext and want to contribute? I am seeking contributors of any levels to help grow the application. You can help contribute to the growth of this application in many ways.
Dext is a JavaScript powered smart launcher. Built with JavaScript behind the influences of Alfred.
\n
Made compatible with Alfred workflows that is powered by node (see: alfy).
\n
\n
Note: Currently available only for Mac OS X platform. Please help contribute for Windows and Linux users.
\n
Install
\n
Download the latest zip file here and unzip the archive. Open Dext.app and follow the instructions below for usage.
\n
You can also use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
\n
brew update\nbrew cask install dext\n
\n
NOTE: Release version may not be stable as Dext is still in it's early stage of development. Please help contribute towards a stable build.
\n
Usage
\n
Toggle Dext Bar
\n
Simply toggle and start typing with:
\n
alt + space
\n
Actions
\n
Each item may have it's own action. You can execute an item by double-clicking on the item or selecting it and pressing:
\n
enter
\n
Help/About
\n
Type ?
\n
Dext Package Manager
\n
Dext Package Manager (dpm) is available to download separately. dpm can be used to easily install and configure your Dext instance. Please refer to the docs over at the dpm repository for more information.
\n
$ npm install -g dext-cli
\n
Configuring
\n
The Dext configuration file is located in the .dext folder in your home directory (~/.dext/). This directory should contain a config.json file as well as a plugins folder. In here, you can drop any plugins.
To provide a free/open-source alternative to Spotlight, and Alfred.
\n
Preserve compatibility with existing Alfred workflows.
\n
Allow customization and extending via plugins and themes.
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
♥ Dext and want to contribute? I am seeking contributors of any levels to help grow the application. You can help contribute to the growth of this application in many ways.
This is our approach to create a cross platform desktop application for devRant.com.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Pre-compiled builds can be found on the latest release page.\nAdditionally on macOS, brew can be used to install devRantron:
\n
$ brew cask install devrantron\n
\n
Contribute
\n
How to setup the project
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/tahnik/devRantron.git\n$ cd devRantron\n$ npm install\n$ npm run dev
\n
The dev script entry will start two processes. One process will create a webpack-dev-server that will watch and reload the bundle as you edit and will make it available at http://localhost:8080.\nThe second process will run the electron app in development mode, meaning that it will open up devtools with React and Redux devtools initialized.
\n
Commiting code
\n
Make sure that your code is passing all linting tests before commiting it. This is usually done automatically by using husky precommit hooks.
\n
devRantron uses angular styled commit messages. Messages that do not match the criteria are rejected. To make it easy to use them, use git cz instead of git commit.\nIt will start an interactive prompt and asks you for various things.
\n
Before pushing
\n
Make sure that you add yourself as a contributor. Simply run npm run contributors:add <comma_separated_list_of_emoji_keys. All the different emoji keys can be found here.
This is our approach to create a cross platform desktop application for devRant.com.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Pre-compiled builds can be found on the latest release page.\nAdditionally on macOS, brew can be used to install devRantron:
\n
$ brew cask install devrantron\n
\n
Contribute
\n
How to setup the project
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/tahnik/devRantron.git\n$ cd devRantron\n$ npm install\n$ npm run dev
\n
The dev script entry will start two processes. One process will create a webpack-dev-server that will watch and reload the bundle as you edit and will make it available at http://localhost:8080.\nThe second process will run the electron app in development mode, meaning that it will open up devtools with React and Redux devtools initialized.
\n
Commiting code
\n
Make sure that your code is passing all linting tests before commiting it. This is usually done automatically by using husky precommit hooks.
\n
devRantron uses angular styled commit messages. Messages that do not match the criteria are rejected. To make it easy to use them, use git cz instead of git commit.\nIt will start an interactive prompt and asks you for various things.
\n
Before pushing
\n
Make sure that you add yourself as a contributor. Simply run npm run contributors:add <comma_separated_list_of_emoji_keys. All the different emoji keys can be found here.
This is our approach to create a cross platform desktop application for devRant.com.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Pre-compiled builds can be found on the latest release page.\nAdditionally on macOS, brew can be used to install devRantron:
\n
$ brew cask install devrantron\n
\n
Contribute
\n
How to setup the project
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/tahnik/devRantron.git\n$ cd devRantron\n$ npm install\n$ npm run dev
\n
The dev script entry will start two processes. One process will create a webpack-dev-server that will watch and reload the bundle as you edit and will make it available at http://localhost:8080.\nThe second process will run the electron app in development mode, meaning that it will open up devtools with React and Redux devtools initialized.
\n
Commiting code
\n
Make sure that your code is passing all linting tests before commiting it. This is usually done automatically by using husky precommit hooks.
\n
devRantron uses angular styled commit messages. Messages that do not match the criteria are rejected. To make it easy to use them, use git cz instead of git commit.\nIt will start an interactive prompt and asks you for various things.
\n
Before pushing
\n
Make sure that you add yourself as a contributor. Simply run npm run contributors:add <comma_separated_list_of_emoji_keys. All the different emoji keys can be found here.
This is our approach to create a cross platform desktop application for devRant.com.
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Installation
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Pre-compiled builds can be found on the latest release page.\nAdditionally on macOS, brew can be used to install devRantron:
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$ brew cask install devrantron\n
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Contribute
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How to setup the project
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$ git clone https://github.com/tahnik/devRantron.git\n$ cd devRantron\n$ npm install\n$ npm run dev
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The dev script entry will start two processes. One process will create a webpack-dev-server that will watch and reload the bundle as you edit and will make it available at http://localhost:8080.\nThe second process will run the electron app in development mode, meaning that it will open up devtools with React and Redux devtools initialized.
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Commiting code
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Make sure that your code is passing all linting tests before commiting it. This is usually done automatically by using husky precommit hooks.
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devRantron uses angular styled commit messages. Messages that do not match the criteria are rejected. To make it easy to use them, use git cz instead of git commit.\nIt will start an interactive prompt and asks you for various things.
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Before pushing
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Make sure that you add yourself as a contributor. Simply run npm run contributors:add <comma_separated_list_of_emoji_keys. All the different emoji keys can be found here.
Diffuse is a static web application, which means it's just HTML, CSS and Javascript. No REST API, database, or anything backend-related involved. The app uses a hash, aka. fragment, based routing system, so you don't need any special server rules for routing. You can download a pre-build web-only version of Diffuse on the releases page. Diffuse uses service workers, so you may need HTTPS for it to work smoothly in certain browsers. I should also note that some source services use OAuth, so you'll need to use your own application credentials (eg. google drive client id + secret).
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In short:
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Diffuse is a static, serverless, web application
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Routing is done using hashes/fragments (eg. diffuse.sh/#/sources)
Diffuse is a static web application, which means it's just HTML, CSS and Javascript. No REST API, database, or anything backend-related involved. The app uses a hash, aka. fragment, based routing system, so you don't need any special server rules for routing. You can download a pre-build web-only version of Diffuse on the releases page. Diffuse uses service workers, so you may need HTTPS for it to work smoothly in certain browsers. I should also note that some source services use OAuth, so you'll need to use your own application credentials (eg. google drive client id + secret).
\n
In short:
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Diffuse is a static, serverless, web application
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Routing is done using hashes/fragments (eg. diffuse.sh/#/sources)
Dext is a JavaScript powered smart launcher. Built with JavaScript behind the influences of Alfred.
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Made compatible with Alfred workflows that is powered by node (see: alfy).
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Note: Currently available only for Mac OS X platform. Please help contribute for Windows and Linux users.
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Install
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Download the latest zip file here and unzip the archive. Open Dext.app and follow the instructions below for usage.
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You can also use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
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brew update\nbrew cask install dext\n
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NOTE: Release version may not be stable as Dext is still in it's early stage of development. Please help contribute towards a stable build.
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Usage
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Toggle Dext Bar
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Simply toggle and start typing with:
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alt + space
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Actions
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Each item may have it's own action. You can execute an item by double-clicking on the item or selecting it and pressing:
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enter
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Help/About
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Type ?
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Dext Package Manager
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Dext Package Manager (dpm) is available to download separately. dpm can be used to easily install and configure your Dext instance. Please refer to the docs over at the dpm repository for more information.
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$ npm install -g dext-cli
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Configuring
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The Dext configuration file is located in the .dext folder in your home directory (~/.dext/). This directory should contain a config.json file as well as a plugins folder. In here, you can drop any plugins.
To provide a free/open-source alternative to Spotlight, and Alfred.
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Preserve compatibility with existing Alfred workflows.
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Allow customization and extending via plugins and themes.
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Contributing
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♥Dext and want to contribute? I am seeking contributors of any levels to help grow the application. You can help contribute to the growth of this application in many ways.
Dext is a JavaScript powered smart launcher. Built with JavaScript behind the influences of Alfred.
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Made compatible with Alfred workflows that is powered by node (see: alfy).
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\n
Note: Currently available only for Mac OS X platform. Please help contribute for Windows and Linux users.
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Install
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Download the latest zip file here and unzip the archive. Open Dext.app and follow the instructions below for usage.
\n
You can also use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
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brew update\nbrew cask install dext\n
\n
NOTE: Release version may not be stable as Dext is still in it's early stage of development. Please help contribute towards a stable build.
\n
Usage
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Toggle Dext Bar
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Simply toggle and start typing with:
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alt + space
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Actions
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Each item may have it's own action. You can execute an item by double-clicking on the item or selecting it and pressing:
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enter
\n
Help/About
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Type ?
\n
Dext Package Manager
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Dext Package Manager (dpm) is available to download separately. dpm can be used to easily install and configure your Dext instance. Please refer to the docs over at the dpm repository for more information.
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$ npm install -g dext-cli
\n
Configuring
\n
The Dext configuration file is located in the .dext folder in your home directory (~/.dext/). This directory should contain a config.json file as well as a plugins folder. In here, you can drop any plugins.
To provide a free/open-source alternative to Spotlight, and Alfred.
\n
Preserve compatibility with existing Alfred workflows.
\n
Allow customization and extending via plugins and themes.
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
♥Dext and want to contribute? I am seeking contributors of any levels to help grow the application. You can help contribute to the growth of this application in many ways.
Better access to computer hardware (microphone and speakers)
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Improved system notifications when a conversation is offered
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Support for click-to-call (tel:+18889107555)
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Busylight support
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Auto-update and installation of new versions in the background
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Copy/paste support
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Native menu
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Prevent system sleep
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About:
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Dixa is a born global customer service tech company on a mission to solve customer chaos, eliminate bad customer service and build strong bonds between companies and their customers - much like the connection between friends.
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Our software eliminates chaos caused by using disconnected systems and unifies the customer experience across email, chat, messaging and phone.
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Dixa has customers in 20+ countries and has rocketed from new entrant to the #1 ranked SaaS Contact Center platform in just over 1 year.
Better access to computer hardware (microphone and speakers)
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Improved system notifications when a conversation is offered
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Support for click-to-call (tel:+18889107555)
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Busylight support
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Auto-update and installation of new versions in the background
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Copy/paste support
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Native menu
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Prevent system sleep
\n
\n
About:
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Dixa is a born global customer service tech company on a mission to solve customer chaos, eliminate bad customer service and build strong bonds between companies and their customers - much like the connection between friends.
\n
Our software eliminates chaos caused by using disconnected systems and unifies the customer experience across email, chat, messaging and phone.
\n
Dixa has customers in 20+ countries and has rocketed from new entrant to the #1 ranked SaaS Contact Center platform in just over 1 year.
An application can install many convenient tools for platforms of OS X 、Windows and Linux .\nIt can get more and more convenience tool in the future and no need reinstall Application.
You will see your packages in Package Store page after new store config saved.
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DN Tool Container
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An application can install many convenient tools for platforms of OS X 、Windows and Linux .\nIt can get more and more convenience tool in the future and no need reinstall Application.
An application can install many convenient tools for platforms of OS X 、Windows and Linux .\nIt can get more and more convenience tool in the future and no need reinstall Application.
You will see your packages in Package Store page after new store config saved.
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DN Tool Container
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An application can install many convenient tools for platforms of OS X 、Windows and Linux .\nIt can get more and more convenience tool in the future and no need reinstall Application.
Diffuse is a static web application, which means it's just HTML, CSS and Javascript. No REST API, database, or anything backend-related involved. The app uses a hash, aka. fragment, based routing system, so you don't need any special server rules for routing. You can download a pre-build web-only version of Diffuse on the releases page. Diffuse uses service workers, so you may need HTTPS for it to work smoothly in certain browsers. I should also note that some source services use OAuth, so you'll need to use your own application credentials (eg. google drive client id + secret).
\n
In short:
\n
\n
Diffuse is a static, serverless, web application
\n
Routing is done using hashes/fragments (eg. diffuse.sh/#/sources)
Diffuse is a static web application, which means it's just HTML, CSS and Javascript. No REST API, database, or anything backend-related involved. The app uses a hash, aka. fragment, based routing system, so you don't need any special server rules for routing. You can download a pre-build web-only version of Diffuse on the releases page. Diffuse uses service workers, so you may need HTTPS for it to work smoothly in certain browsers. I should also note that some source services use OAuth, so you'll need to use your own application credentials (eg. google drive client id + secret).
\n
In short:
\n
\n
Diffuse is a static, serverless, web application
\n
Routing is done using hashes/fragments (eg. diffuse.sh/#/sources)
Better access to computer hardware (microphone and speakers)
\n
Improved system notifications when a conversation is offered
\n
Support for click-to-call (tel:+18889107555)
\n
Busylight support
\n
Auto-update and installation of new versions in the background
\n
Copy/paste support
\n
Native menu
\n
Prevent system sleep
\n
\n
About:
\n
Dixa is a born global customer service tech company on a mission to solve customer chaos, eliminate bad customer service and build strong bonds between companies and their customers - much like the connection between friends.
\n
Our software eliminates chaos caused by using disconnected systems and unifies the customer experience across email, chat, messaging and phone.
\n
Dixa has customers in 20+ countries and has rocketed from new entrant to the #1 ranked SaaS Contact Center platform in just over 1 year.
Better access to computer hardware (microphone and speakers)
\n
Improved system notifications when a conversation is offered
\n
Support for click-to-call (tel:+18889107555)
\n
Busylight support
\n
Auto-update and installation of new versions in the background
\n
Copy/paste support
\n
Native menu
\n
Prevent system sleep
\n
\n
About:
\n
Dixa is a born global customer service tech company on a mission to solve customer chaos, eliminate bad customer service and build strong bonds between companies and their customers - much like the connection between friends.
\n
Our software eliminates chaos caused by using disconnected systems and unifies the customer experience across email, chat, messaging and phone.
\n
Dixa has customers in 20+ countries and has rocketed from new entrant to the #1 ranked SaaS Contact Center platform in just over 1 year.
DomTerm - a terminal emulator and console using DOM and JavaScript
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DomTerm is a combined terminal emulator and REPL console using web\ntechnlogies - i.e. JavaScript and DOM: Users can type commands which\ngets sent to an application, which evaluates the command, and displays\nthe results, typically in some kind of type-script format.
DomTerm - a terminal emulator and console using DOM and JavaScript
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DomTerm is a combined terminal emulator and REPL console using web\ntechnlogies - i.e. JavaScript and DOM: Users can type commands which\ngets sent to an application, which evaluates the command, and displays\nthe results, typically in some kind of type-script format.
DomTerm - a terminal emulator and console using DOM and JavaScript
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DomTerm is a combined terminal emulator and REPL console using web\ntechnlogies - i.e. JavaScript and DOM: Users can type commands which\ngets sent to an application, which evaluates the command, and displays\nthe results, typically in some kind of type-script format.
DomTerm - a terminal emulator and console using DOM and JavaScript
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DomTerm is a combined terminal emulator and REPL console using web\ntechnlogies - i.e. JavaScript and DOM: Users can type commands which\ngets sent to an application, which evaluates the command, and displays\nthe results, typically in some kind of type-script format.
A simple UI to give you the critical information about your domains, especially when you have many domains with various registrars. All you need to do is adding your domain, and the app will get all the information required from the Internet. We support a long list of domains WHOIS servers. Also, you can refresh the domain information at any time.
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Modify the local domain information
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If for some reason, we were not able to get a piece of accurate information about your domains, you can use the edit screen to correct this information. Also, you can add notes and tags to help remember anything about a specific domain name.
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Once you modified the expiration date, a red dot will be shown near the domain to identify what you have changed. Meanwhile, if you added notes, a small page icon will appear which you can click to read these notes.
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Auto import
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By utilizing the powerful API that each registrar provide, we were able to provide this feature which allows you to auto import the list of your domains directly without the need to add them manually. Right now we only support four companies, and we are planning to add more shortly.
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What will expire soon?
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We all know how it feels when you forget to renew your domain, that's why we have added two menus to our application, one to show you a list of all the domains which will expire in 30 days, the other one display the domains which will expire in 60 days. This way you will know when your domain will be renewed, no surprise payments anymore.
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More info
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More info about the application can be seen at Darawish website. For support requests use our Support portal
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Domain book application
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Domain Book app, an easy and straightforward way to monitor your domains' expiration date.\nIt is like a phonebook for your domains.
A simple UI to give you the critical information about your domains, especially when you have many domains with various registrars. All you need to do is adding your domain, and the app will get all the information required from the Internet. We support a long list of domains WHOIS servers. Also, you can refresh the domain information at any time.
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Modify the local domain information
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If for some reason, we were not able to get a piece of accurate information about your domains, you can use the edit screen to correct this information. Also, you can add notes and tags to help remember anything about a specific domain name.
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Once you modified the expiration date, a red dot will be shown near the domain to identify what you have changed. Meanwhile, if you added notes, a small page icon will appear which you can click to read these notes.
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Auto import
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By utilizing the powerful API that each registrar provide, we were able to provide this feature which allows you to auto import the list of your domains directly without the need to add them manually. Right now we only support four companies, and we are planning to add more shortly.
\n
\n
What will expire soon?
\n
We all know how it feels when you forget to renew your domain, that's why we have added two menus to our application, one to show you a list of all the domains which will expire in 30 days, the other one display the domains which will expire in 60 days. This way you will know when your domain will be renewed, no surprise payments anymore.
\n
\n
More info
\n
More info about the application can be seen at Darawish website. For support requests use our Support portal
A simple UI to give you the critical information about your domains, especially when you have many domains with various registrars. All you need to do is adding your domain, and the app will get all the information required from the Internet. We support a long list of domains WHOIS servers. Also, you can refresh the domain information at any time.
\n
\n
Modify the local domain information
\n
If for some reason, we were not able to get a piece of accurate information about your domains, you can use the edit screen to correct this information. Also, you can add notes and tags to help remember anything about a specific domain name.
\n
Once you modified the expiration date, a red dot will be shown near the domain to identify what you have changed. Meanwhile, if you added notes, a small page icon will appear which you can click to read these notes.
\n
\n
\n
Auto import
\n
By utilizing the powerful API that each registrar provide, we were able to provide this feature which allows you to auto import the list of your domains directly without the need to add them manually. Right now we only support four companies, and we are planning to add more shortly.
\n
\n
What will expire soon?
\n
We all know how it feels when you forget to renew your domain, that's why we have added two menus to our application, one to show you a list of all the domains which will expire in 30 days, the other one display the domains which will expire in 60 days. This way you will know when your domain will be renewed, no surprise payments anymore.
\n
\n
More info
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More info about the application can be seen at Darawish website.
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",
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Domain book application
\n
Domain Book app, an easy and straightforward way to monitor your domains' expiration date.\nIt is like a phonebook for your domains.
A simple UI to give you the critical information about your domains, especially when you have many domains with various registrars. All you need to do is adding your domain, and the app will get all the information required from the Internet. We support a long list of domains WHOIS servers. Also, you can refresh the domain information at any time.
\n
\n
Modify the local domain information
\n
If for some reason, we were not able to get a piece of accurate information about your domains, you can use the edit screen to correct this information. Also, you can add notes and tags to help remember anything about a specific domain name.
\n
Once you modified the expiration date, a red dot will be shown near the domain to identify what you have changed. Meanwhile, if you added notes, a small page icon will appear which you can click to read these notes.
\n
\n
\n
Auto import
\n
By utilizing the powerful API that each registrar provide, we were able to provide this feature which allows you to auto import the list of your domains directly without the need to add them manually. Right now we only support four companies, and we are planning to add more shortly.
\n
\n
What will expire soon?
\n
We all know how it feels when you forget to renew your domain, that's why we have added two menus to our application, one to show you a list of all the domains which will expire in 30 days, the other one display the domains which will expire in 60 days. This way you will know when your domain will be renewed, no surprise payments anymore.
\n
\n
More info
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More info about the application can be seen at Darawish website.
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, AngularJS and Bootstrap for the frontend, and jsmediatags to retrieve the ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
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Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
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Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
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Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
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Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
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Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Choose between a Dark, Light and Disco modes
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Screenshots
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Upcoming Features
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Some new features and under the hood stuff that have already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
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Nothing here yet!
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v4.0.0
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Brand new theme! The Disco theme changes the background color based on the song album art. Select it from the themes menu.
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Search for songs from the search bar.
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The progress bar now feels more responsive when seeking.
\n
Setting are now stored in a JSON store instead of in files.
\n
Fixed a bug where the title and artist name would flicker while playing/pausing or skipping tracks.
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v3.0.0
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Now choose between a Dark and Light mode!
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Recursively finds audio files in all sub directories of the chosen directory
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v2.0.0
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When you open the app, it starts playing music from the directory that you last played music from. This means that you can skip having to select a directory when you open the app.
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Changed the name to Dusk Player, Music player was too generic.
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You can now play tracks on shuffle.
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New location and style for the playlist.
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Volume slider has indicators.
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New app Icon
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Small style changes.
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If you liked this, check out My Blog where I post tutorials and write about projects like this
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, AngularJS and Bootstrap for the frontend, and jsmediatags to retrieve the ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
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Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Choose between a Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that have already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
\n
\n
Nothing here yet!
\n
\n
v4.0.0
\n
\n
Brand new theme! The Disco theme changes the background color based on the song album art. Select it from the themes menu.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
The progress bar now feels more responsive when seeking.
\n
Setting are now stored in a JSON store instead of in files.
\n
Fixed a bug where the title and artist name would flicker while playing/pausing or skipping tracks.
\n
\n
v3.0.0
\n
\n
Now choose between a Dark and Light mode!
\n
Recursively finds audio files in all sub directories of the chosen directory
\n
\n
v2.0.0
\n
\n
When you open the app, it starts playing music from the directory that you last played music from. This means that you can skip having to select a directory when you open the app.
\n
Changed the name to Dusk Player, Music player was too generic.
\n
You can now play tracks on shuffle.
\n
New location and style for the playlist.
\n
Volume slider has indicators.
\n
New app Icon
\n
Small style changes.
\n
\n
If you liked this, check out My Blog where I post tutorials and write about projects like this
Download the alpha release for windows here. Report bugs or suggest features here.
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Note: This branch is for v2.x of Downline, which is still under development. If you're interested in the currently functional v1.x, head over to this branch.
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Downline 2.x
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Download the alpha release for windows here. Report bugs or suggest features here.
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Note: This branch is for v2.x of Downline, which is still under development. If you're interested in the currently functional v1.x, head over to this branch.
Download the alpha release for windows here. Report bugs or suggest features here.
\n
\n
Note: This branch is for v2.x of Downline, which is still under development. If you're interested in the currently functional v1.x, head over to this branch.
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",
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Downline 2.x
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Download the alpha release for windows here. Report bugs or suggest features here.
\n
\n
Note: This branch is for v2.x of Downline, which is still under development. If you're interested in the currently functional v1.x, head over to this branch.
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, Svelte for the UI, and music-metadata to retrieve ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm run app-dev to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Instantly switch between Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that will be or has already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, Svelte for the UI, and music-metadata to retrieve ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm run app-dev to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Instantly switch between Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that will be or has already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
Take back your privacy with Dot Browser, the privacy-conscious web browser that protects you from being tracked and monitored.
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🚀 Features
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Built-in adblocker - Dot Browser automatically blocks advertisements and trackers out of the box so you can get back to what you do best, browsing!
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Clean and familiar UI - You won't need to re-invent the wheel to understand the layout.
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No Google tracking or bloat - We use Electron which is a stripped-down version of Chromium without all the tracking nonsense.
\n
You won't be compromising anything - It's all good, you'll still be able to access your Google Account and login to sites unlike some Electron-based browsers.
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Sync all your important data to your Dot ID - You can backup and sync all your browsing history, bookmarks and even passwords. You can even encrypt your data with a master key which only you would know.
\n
Modify every aspect of the browser - With our config page, you can tweak and fine-tune anything in the browser.
\n
Modern New Tab Page - Our New Tab page features a search box and the latest news in your area. Anything is customisable.
\n
All our code is open-source - We love transparency, which is why all our code is open-source and publically-available on GitHub.
\n
\n
❗ Issues / Support
\n
Create issues here. Get support from our discord server, join by clicking the banner below.
Dot Browser is licensed under the AGPL-3.0. Quick rundown, whilst other licenses are intended to take away your freedoms, AGPL-3.0 intends to allow to exercise your freedoms with this open-sourced software.
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Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
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Dot Browser
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Take back your privacy with Dot Browser, the privacy-conscious web browser that protects you from being tracked and monitored.
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🚀 Features
\n
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Built-in adblocker - Dot Browser automatically blocks advertisements and trackers out of the box so you can get back to what you do best, browsing!
\n
Clean and familiar UI - You won't need to re-invent the wheel to understand the layout.
\n
No Google tracking or bloat - We use Electron which is a stripped-down version of Chromium without all the tracking nonsense.
\n
You won't be compromising anything - It's all good, you'll still be able to access your Google Account and login to sites unlike some Electron-based browsers.
\n
Sync all your important data to your Dot ID - You can backup and sync all your browsing history, bookmarks and even passwords. You can even encrypt your data with a master key which only you would know.
\n
Modify every aspect of the browser - With our config page, you can tweak and fine-tune anything in the browser.
\n
Modern New Tab Page - Our New Tab page features a search box and the latest news in your area. Anything is customisable.
\n
All our code is open-source - We love transparency, which is why all our code is open-source and publically-available on GitHub.
\n
\n
❗ Issues / Support
\n
Create issues here. Get support from our discord server, join by clicking the banner below.
Dot Browser is licensed under the AGPL-3.0. Quick rundown, whilst other licenses are intended to take away your freedoms, AGPL-3.0 intends to allow to exercise your freedoms with this open-sourced software.
\n
Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
EBTCalc (Desktop) is a Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator with custom buttons, programmed in Javascript, using a convenient editor. EBTCalc runs on Windows 10, OSX, and Linux. EBTCalc is open source.
Before running tests, update the path value in builtInOperationsTest.test.js:
\n
before(asyncfunction () {\n this.app=newApplication({\n // Your electron path can be any binary. Specify a path value that points to where you installed EBTCalc.\n path:'C:\\\\Users\\\\Eric Terrell\\\\Documents\\\\EBTCalc-win32-x64\\\\EBTCalc.exe',
EBTCalc (Desktop) is a Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator with custom buttons, programmed in Javascript, using a convenient editor. EBTCalc runs on Windows 10, OSX, and Linux. EBTCalc is open source.
Before running tests, update the path value in builtInOperationsTest.test.js:
\n
before(asyncfunction () {\n this.app=newApplication({\n // Your electron path can be any binary. Specify a path value that points to where you installed EBTCalc.\n path:'C:\\\\Users\\\\Eric Terrell\\\\Documents\\\\EBTCalc-win32-x64\\\\EBTCalc.exe',
No more! Stop copy/pasting magnet links and uploading torrent files through a tedious webinterface. Electorrent is your new desktop remote torrenting application. Remote control your NAS, VPS, seedbox - you name it.
\n
Support
\n
Electorrent can connect to the following bittorrent clients:
No more! Stop copy/pasting magnet links and uploading torrent files through a tedious webinterface. Electorrent is your new desktop remote torrenting application. Remote control your NAS, VPS, seedbox - you name it.
\n
Support
\n
Electorrent can connect to the following bittorrent clients:
EBTCalc (Desktop) is a Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator with custom buttons, programmed in Javascript, using a convenient editor. EBTCalc runs on Windows 10, OSX, and Linux. EBTCalc is open source.
Before running tests, update the path value in builtInOperationsTest.test.js:
\n
before(asyncfunction(){\n this.app=newApplication({\n // Your electron path can be any binary. Specify a path value that points to where you installed EBTCalc.\n path: 'C:\\\\Users\\\\Eric Terrell\\\\Documents\\\\EBTCalc-win32-x64\\\\EBTCalc.exe',
EBTCalc (Desktop) is a Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator with custom buttons, programmed in Javascript, using a convenient editor. EBTCalc runs on Windows 10, OSX, and Linux. EBTCalc is open source.
Before running tests, update the path value in builtInOperationsTest.test.js:
\n
before(asyncfunction(){\n this.app=newApplication({\n // Your electron path can be any binary. Specify a path value that points to where you installed EBTCalc.\n path: 'C:\\\\Users\\\\Eric Terrell\\\\Documents\\\\EBTCalc-win32-x64\\\\EBTCalc.exe',
\n \n DevHub: Unified view for GitHub activities \n Android, iOS, Web & Desktop with 95%+ code sharing between them thanks to React Native + React Native Web \n
\n \n \n
\n\n
Why
\n
DevHub is a mobile and desktop app to help you manage GitHub Notifications and stay on top of repository activities. Save custom searches, apply filters and don't miss anything important.
brew tap devhubapp/devhub\n brew cask install devhub\n
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Features
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Multi-column layout: See at a quick glance everything that is going on (like TweetDeck!);
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Filters: Apply different filters to each column, save your custom searches to make your life easier;
\n
Inbox Zero: Mark columns as done and gain peace of mind;
\n
Notifications manager: See all the relevant information before opening the notification, like comment content, issue/pull request status, release description, etc.;
\n
Repository watcher: Keep up to date with repositories' activities without using the watch feature so your notifications don't get cluttered;
\n
User stalking: Follow user activities without using the follow button; see activities that GitHub doesn't show on your feed, like their issue comments and pushed commits;
\n
Home/Dashboard: See yours or other users' home screen (a.k.a. GitHub Dashboard), a great way to discover interesting repositories;
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Save for later: Save any activity or notification for later, so you don't forget to get back to them;
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: Do anything using only the keyboard (press Shift+? in the web or desktop app to see all available shortcuts);
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Theme support: Choose between 6 light or dark themes; Automatically detect system preference;
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And more!: Desktop apps, native mobile apps, open source, modern tech stack, ...
\n
\n \n
Next features:
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Issues/PR management: Manage all issues and PRs, filter the ones related to you, take actions, etc. (vote: #110);
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Trending: New column type to show Trending repositories (vote: #48);
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Push notifications: Enable push notifications for your filtered columns on mobile and/or desktop (vote: #51);
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Drag & Drop: Allow moving columns using drag&drop (vote: #42)
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GitHub Enterprise: Support for self hosted GitHubs on local networks (vote: #165)
\n
\n
\n
Which one do you want first? Any other recommendations? Search for existing feature requests and add a 👍 reaction on them, or create a new one. Feel free to ping me (@brunolemos) if you feel it's something important.
This project is provided as is without any warranties. Use at your own risk. \nBy using DevHub you agree with its privacy policy and license.
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\n \n DevHub: Unified view for GitHub activities \n Android, iOS, Web & Desktop with 95%+ code sharing between them thanks to React Native + React Native Web \n
\n \n \n
\n\n
Why
\n
DevHub is a mobile and desktop app to help you manage GitHub Notifications and stay on top of repository activities. Save custom searches, apply filters and don't miss anything important.
brew tap devhubapp/devhub\n brew cask install devhub\n
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\n \n
Features
\n
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Multi-column layout: See at a quick glance everything that is going on (like TweetDeck!);
\n
Filters: Apply different filters to each column, save your custom searches to make your life easier;
\n
Inbox Zero: Mark columns as done and gain peace of mind;
\n
Notifications manager: See all the relevant information before opening the notification, like comment content, issue/pull request status, release description, etc.;
\n
Repository watcher: Keep up to date with repositories' activities without using the watch feature so your notifications don't get cluttered;
\n
User stalking: Follow user activities without using the follow button; see activities that GitHub doesn't show on your feed, like their issue comments and pushed commits;
\n
Home/Dashboard: See yours or other users' home screen (a.k.a. GitHub Dashboard), a great way to discover interesting repositories;
\n
Save for later: Save any activity or notification for later, so you don't forget to get back to them;
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: Do anything using only the keyboard (press Shift+? in the web or desktop app to see all available shortcuts);
\n
Theme support: Choose between 6 light or dark themes; Automatically detect system preference;
\n
And more!: Desktop apps, native mobile apps, open source, modern tech stack, ...
\n
\n \n
Next features:
\n
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Issues/PR management: Manage all issues and PRs, filter the ones related to you, take actions, etc. (vote: #110);
\n
Trending: New column type to show Trending repositories (vote: #48);
\n
Push notifications: Enable push notifications for your filtered columns on mobile and/or desktop (vote: #51);
\n
Drag & Drop: Allow moving columns using drag&drop (vote: #42)
\n
GitHub Enterprise: Support for self hosted GitHubs on local networks (vote: #165)
\n
\n
\n
Which one do you want first? Any other recommendations? Search for existing feature requests and add a 👍 reaction on them, or create a new one. Feel free to ping me (@brunolemos) if you feel it's something important.
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Elements\n# Go into the repository\ncd Elements\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Elements\n# Go into the repository\ncd Elements\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
No more! Stop copy/pasting magnet links and uploading torrent files through a tedious webinterface. Electorrent is your new desktop remote torrenting application. Remote control your NAS, VPS, seedbox - you name it.
\n
Support
\n
Electorrent can connect to the following bittorrent clients:
No more! Stop copy/pasting magnet links and uploading torrent files through a tedious webinterface. Electorrent is your new desktop remote torrenting application. Remote control your NAS, VPS, seedbox - you name it.
\n
Support
\n
Electorrent can connect to the following bittorrent clients:
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Elements\n# Go into the repository\ncd Elements\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/Elements\n# Go into the repository\ncd Elements\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\nnpm run-script dist
Easily Encrypt and Decrypt files on Mac, Windows and Linux
\n
Note: Only single files supported for now. If you want to encrypt a folder, you need to zip it first and then drag it to encrypt0r
\n
Signing
\n
If you download the app on Mac/Windows, you will get an untrusted developer warning. This is because the app is not signed by the developer (aka me). Signing an app requires a Signing Certificate that costs hundreds of dollars per year.
\n
Note: It is absolutely safe to run the app on Mac/Windows. I'm not interested in your data or running malicious scripts. If you're worried about what the app is doing underneath, the code is all there, have at it :)
Click on the GIF below to view the video on YouTube
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encrypt0r
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Easily Encrypt and Decrypt files on Mac, Windows and Linux
\n
Note: Only single files supported for now. If you want to encrypt a folder, you need to zip it first and then drag it to encrypt0r
\n
Signing
\n
If you download the app on Mac/Windows, you will get an untrusted developer warning. This is because the app is not signed by the developer (aka me). Signing an app requires a Signing Certificate that costs hundreds of dollars per year.
\n
Note: It is absolutely safe to run the app on Mac/Windows. I'm not interested in your data or running malicious scripts. If you're worried about what the app is doing underneath, the code is all there, have at it :)
Easily Encrypt and Decrypt files on Mac, Windows and Linux
\n
Note: Only single files supported for now. If you want to encrypt a folder, you need to zip it first and then drag it to encrypt0r
\n
Signing Apps
\n
If you download the app on Mac/Windows, you will get an untrusted developer warning. This is because the app is not signed by the developer (aka me). Signing an app requires a Signing Certificate that costs hundreds of dollars per year.
\n
Note: It is absolutely safe to run the app on Mac/Windows. I'm not interested in your data or running malicious scripts. If you're worried about what the app is doing underneath, the code is all there, have at it :)
Click on the GIF below to view the video on YouTube
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
encrypt0r
\n
\n
\n
Easily Encrypt and Decrypt files on Mac, Windows and Linux
\n
Note: Only single files supported for now. If you want to encrypt a folder, you need to zip it first and then drag it to encrypt0r
\n
Signing Apps
\n
If you download the app on Mac/Windows, you will get an untrusted developer warning. This is because the app is not signed by the developer (aka me). Signing an app requires a Signing Certificate that costs hundreds of dollars per year.
\n
Note: It is absolutely safe to run the app on Mac/Windows. I'm not interested in your data or running malicious scripts. If you're worried about what the app is doing underneath, the code is all there, have at it :)
ElectronMail is an Electron-based unofficial desktop client for ProtonMail. The app aims to provide enhanced desktop user experience enabling features that are not supported by the official in-browser web clients.\nIt is written in TypeScript and uses Angular.
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
The download page with Linux/OSX/Windows installation packages is here.
\n
The way of verifying that the installation packages attached to the releases have been assembled from the source code is being provided.
\n
Pacman and Snap packages are also available for installing from the following repositories (both repositories are being maintained by @joshirio):
\n
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Open Source.
\n
⚙️Reproducible builds.
\n
⚙️Cross platform. The app works on Linux/OSX/Windows platforms.
\n
🔎Full-text search. Enabled with v2.2.0 release. See the respective issue for details.
\n
📦Offline access to the email messages (only emails body content, not the attachments). The local store feature enables storing your messages in the encrypted database.bin file, so you could view your messages offline, perform a full-text search against them and export them to EML files. Enabled since v2.0.0 release.
\n
📫Multi accounts support per each email provider including supporting individual entry point domains.
\n
🔓Automatic login into the app with a remembered master password using keytar module (keep me signed in feature).
\n
🔓Automatic login into the email accounts, including filling 2FA tokens. Two auto-login delay scenarios supported in order to make it harder to correlate the identities, see the respective issue.
\n
🔓Persistent email account sessions. The feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with the experimental label, #227. The feature enables the scenario when you to enter the account credentials on the login form only once, manually or automatically by the app, and then you never see the login form anymore for this email account even if you restart the app (unless you explicitly dropped the session in the admin area or it got dropped by the service due to the inactivity/expiration). If this feature is enabled for the account, manual credentials filling is the preferred option as a more secure option since you don't save the account credentials anywhere (credentials are encrypted though even if saved, see settings.bin file description in the FAQ).
\n
🔐Encrypted local storage with switchable predefined key derivation and encryption presets. Argon2 is used as the default key derivation function.
\n
🔔Native notifications for individual accounts clicking on which focuses the app window and selects respective account in the accounts list.
\n
🔔System tray icon with a total number of unread messages shown on top of it. Enabling local messages store improves this feature (how to enable), see respective issue.
\n
⚙️Starting minimized to tray.
\n
⚙️Closing to tray.
\n
⚙️Switchable accounts handle buttons positioning (top , left, left-thin). See details in #36 and #175. Demo screenshots placed in the images folder (specifically this image).
\n
📦Batch emails export to EML files (only emails body content, not the attachments). Feature released with v2.0.0-beta.4 version, requires local messages store feature to be enabled (how to enable).
\n
🔐Built-in/prepackaged web clients. The built-in web clients are built from source code, see respective official Protonmail repository. See 79 and 80 issues for details.
\n
⚙️Configuring proxy per account support. Enabled since v3.0.0 release. See 113 and 120 issues for details.
How to build your own installation package from source code
\n
Building on Continuous Integration server
\n
The reproducible builds idea is respected by the project. So the simplest way to prepare your own installation package from the source code is to clone the project and hook it up to the AppVeyor and Travis CI systems. The respective config files appveyor.yml and .travis.yml come with the project.
\n
Building locally
\n
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Node.js v12 installed. v12 as it's recommended to go with the same Node.js version Electron comes with. If you already have Node.js installed, but not the v12, then you might want to use Node Version Manager to be able to switch between multiple Node.js versions:\n
Some native modules require compiling process to be involved and for that Python and C++ compiler need to be installed on the system:\n
\n
On Windows: the simplest to install all the needed stuff on Windows is to run npm install --global --production windows-build-tools CLI command.
\n
On Linux: python v2.7, make and a C/C++ compiler toolchain, like GCC are most likely already installed. Besides keytar needs libsecret library to be installed.
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On macOS: python v2.7 and Xcode need to be installed. You also need to install the Command Line Tools via Xcode, can be found under the Xcode -> Preferences -> Downloads menu.
\n
\n
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ProtonMail's WebClient requires addition environment setup if you run Windows, see.
\n
Clone this project to your local device. If you are going to contribute, consider cloning the forked into your own GitHub account project.
Build a package to install running yarn run electron-builder:dist command to build Windows/Mac OS X package and one of the following commands to build Linux package:\n
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yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:appimage
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yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:deb
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yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:freebsd
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yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman
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yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:rpm
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yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:snap
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Binary executable, comes into the ./dist folder.
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To recap, considering that all the described build requirements are met, the short command to build let's say Arch Linux package will be yarn --pure-lockfile && yarn app:dist && yarn electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman.
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Data/config files created and used by the app
\n
If you want to backup the app data these are only files you need to take care of (files localed in the settings folder):
\n
\n
config.json file keeps config parameters. There is no sensitive data in this file, so unencrypted.
\n
settings.bin file keeps added to the app accounts including credentials if a user decided to save them. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key derived from the master password.
\n
database.bin file is a local database that keeps fetched emails/folders/contacts entities if the local store feature was enabled for at least one account. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin. The app by design flushes and loads to memory the database.bin file as a whole thing but not like encrypting only the specific columns of the database. It's of course not an optimal approach in terms of performance and resource consumption but it allows keeping the metadata hidden. You can see some details here.
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database-session.bin file is being used in the same way and for the same purpose as database.bin but it holds the current session data only. The data from this file will be merged to the database.bin on the next app unlocking with the master password.
\n
session.bin file holds the session data of the email accounts. The file is used if the Persistent Session feature is enabled for at least one account (the feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with experimental label, #227). The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin.
\n
log.log file keeps log lines. The log level by default is set to error (see config.json file).
\n
\n
Removing the app
\n
It's recommended to perform the following actions before uninstalling the app:
\n
\n
If you had the Keep me signed in feature enabled (see screenshot), click Log-out action in the app menu (see screenshot). That will remove locally stored master password (done with node-keytar). You can also remove it having the app already uninstalled, but that would be a more complicated way as you will have to manually edit the system's keychain.
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Remove settings folder manually. You can locate settings folder path clicking Open setting folder app/tray menu item (see screenshot) or reading app.getPath(name ="userData") related app.getPath(name) section here.
\n
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ElectronMail is an Electron-based unofficial desktop client for ProtonMail. The app aims to provide enhanced desktop user experience enabling features that are not supported by the official in-browser web clients.\nIt is written in TypeScript and uses Angular.
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
The download page with Linux/OSX/Windows installation packages is here.
\n
The way of verifying that the installation packages attached to the releases have been assembled from the source code is being provided.
\n
Pacman and Snap packages are also available for installing from the following repositories (both repositories are being maintained by @joshirio):
\n
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Open Source.
\n
⚙️Reproducible builds.
\n
⚙️Cross platform. The app works on Linux/OSX/Windows platforms.
\n
🔎Full-text search. Enabled with v2.2.0 release. See the respective issue for details.
\n
📦Offline access to the email messages (only emails body content, not the attachments). The local store feature enables storing your messages in the encrypted database.bin file, so you could view your messages offline, perform a full-text search against them and export them to EML files. Enabled since v2.0.0 release.
\n
📫Multi accounts support per each email provider including supporting individual entry point domains.
\n
🔓Automatic login into the app with a remembered master password using keytar module (keep me signed in feature).
\n
🔓Automatic login into the email accounts, including filling 2FA tokens. Two auto-login delay scenarios supported in order to make it harder to correlate the identities, see the respective issue.
\n
🔓Persistent email account sessions. The feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with the experimental label, #227. The feature enables the scenario when you to enter the account credentials on the login form only once, manually or automatically by the app, and then you never see the login form anymore for this email account even if you restart the app (unless you explicitly dropped the session in the admin area or it got dropped by the service due to the inactivity/expiration). If this feature is enabled for the account, manual credentials filling is the preferred option as a more secure option since you don't save the account credentials anywhere (credentials are encrypted though even if saved, see settings.bin file description in the FAQ).
\n
🔐Encrypted local storage with switchable predefined key derivation and encryption presets. Argon2 is used as the default key derivation function.
\n
🔔Native notifications for individual accounts clicking on which focuses the app window and selects respective account in the accounts list.
\n
🔔System tray icon with a total number of unread messages shown on top of it. Enabling local messages store improves this feature (how to enable), see respective issue.
\n
⚙️Starting minimized to tray.
\n
⚙️Closing to tray.
\n
⚙️Switchable accounts handle buttons positioning (top , left, left-thin). See details in #36 and #175. Demo screenshots placed in the images folder (specifically this image).
\n
📦Batch emails export to EML files (only emails body content, not the attachments). Feature released with v2.0.0-beta.4 version, requires local messages store feature to be enabled (how to enable).
\n
🔐Built-in/prepackaged web clients. The built-in web clients are built from source code, see respective official Protonmail repository. See 79 and 80 issues for details.
\n
⚙️Configuring proxy per account support. Enabled since v3.0.0 release. See 113 and 120 issues for details.
How to build your own installation package from source code
\n
Building on Continuous Integration server
\n
The reproducible builds idea is respected by the project. So the simplest way to prepare your own installation package from the source code is to clone the project and hook it up to the AppVeyor and Travis CI systems. The respective config files appveyor.yml and .travis.yml come with the project.
\n
Building locally
\n
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Node.js v12 installed. v12 as it's recommended to go with the same Node.js version Electron comes with. If you already have Node.js installed, but not the v12, then you might want to use Node Version Manager to be able to switch between multiple Node.js versions:\n
Some native modules require compiling process to be involved and for that Python and C++ compiler need to be installed on the system:\n
\n
On Windows: the simplest to install all the needed stuff on Windows is to run npm install --global --production windows-build-tools CLI command.
\n
On Linux: python v2.7, make and a C/C++ compiler toolchain, like GCC are most likely already installed. Besides keytar needs libsecret library to be installed.
\n
On macOS: python v2.7 and Xcode need to be installed. You also need to install the Command Line Tools via Xcode, can be found under the Xcode -> Preferences -> Downloads menu.
\n
\n
\n
ProtonMail's WebClient requires addition environment setup if you run Windows, see.
\n
Clone this project to your local device. If you are going to contribute, consider cloning the forked into your own GitHub account project.
Build a package to install running yarn run electron-builder:dist command to build Windows/Mac OS X package and one of the following commands to build Linux package:\n
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:appimage
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:deb
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:freebsd
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:rpm
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:snap
\n
\n
\n
Binary executable, comes into the ./dist folder.
\n
\n
To recap, considering that all the described build requirements are met, the short command to build let's say Arch Linux package will be yarn --pure-lockfile && yarn app:dist && yarn electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman.
\n
Data/config files created and used by the app
\n
If you want to backup the app data these are only files you need to take care of (files localed in the settings folder):
\n
\n
config.json file keeps config parameters. There is no sensitive data in this file, so unencrypted.
\n
settings.bin file keeps added to the app accounts including credentials if a user decided to save them. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key derived from the master password.
\n
database.bin file is a local database that keeps fetched emails/folders/contacts entities if the local store feature was enabled for at least one account. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin. The app by design flushes and loads to memory the database.bin file as a whole thing but not like encrypting only the specific columns of the database. It's of course not an optimal approach in terms of performance and resource consumption but it allows keeping the metadata hidden. You can see some details here.
\n
database-session.bin file is being used in the same way and for the same purpose as database.bin but it holds the current session data only. The data from this file will be merged to the database.bin on the next app unlocking with the master password.
\n
session.bin file holds the session data of the email accounts. The file is used if the Persistent Session feature is enabled for at least one account (the feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with experimental label, #227). The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin.
\n
log.log file keeps log lines. The log level by default is set to error (see config.json file).
\n
\n
Removing the app
\n
It's recommended to perform the following actions before uninstalling the app:
\n
\n
If you had the Keep me signed in feature enabled (see screenshot), click Log-out action in the app menu (see screenshot). That will remove locally stored master password (done with node-keytar). You can also remove it having the app already uninstalled, but that would be a more complicated way as you will have to manually edit the system's keychain.
\n
Remove settings folder manually. You can locate settings folder path clicking Open setting folder app/tray menu item (see screenshot) or reading app.getPath(name =\"userData\") related app.getPath(name) section here.
🎉 This is the complete source code and the build instructions of the Hive blockchain desktop client Esteem Desktop founded by Feruz M and Lead Surfer Talha, supported by Esteem team and vast Hive community contibutors.
\n
\n
What is already implemented
\n
\n
Surfing your feed and trending/hot stuff
\n
Creating new posts
\n
Commenting
\n
Voting with any %
\n
Reading replies/comments/mentions
\n
Drafts synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Post Schedules synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Bookmarks synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Favorites synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Comments/Memo Encryption
\n
Night Mode (Dark Theme)
\n
Wallet Transfers
\n
Image Gallery
\n
Detailed Voters Info
\n
Witness Voting
\n
\n
More functions are coming!
\n
Supported systems
\n
\n
Windows XP - Windows 10
\n
Mac OS X 10.6 - Mac OS X 10.15
\n
Ubuntu 12.04 - Ubuntu 19.10
\n
Fedora 22 - Fedora 24
\n
\n
Build instructions
\n
Requirements
\n
\n
node ^6.14.0 || ^8.10.0 || >=9.10.0
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Clone
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/eSteemApp/esteem-surfer\n$ cd esteem-surfer\n
\n
Install dependencies
\n
$ yarn\n
\n
Create a dummy config.js
\n
This is for the backend server configuration. Actual server addresses are not needed for most functions.
🎉 This is the complete source code and the build instructions of the Hive blockchain desktop client Esteem Desktop founded by Feruz M and Lead Surfer Talha, supported by Esteem team and vast Hive community contibutors.
\n
\n
What is already implemented
\n
\n
Surfing your feed and trending/hot stuff
\n
Creating new posts
\n
Commenting
\n
Voting with any %
\n
Reading replies/comments/mentions
\n
Drafts synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Post Schedules synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Bookmarks synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Favorites synced with Esteem Mobile
\n
Comments/Memo Encryption
\n
Night Mode (Dark Theme)
\n
Wallet Transfers
\n
Image Gallery
\n
Detailed Voters Info
\n
Witness Voting
\n
\n
More functions are coming!
\n
Supported systems
\n
\n
Windows XP - Windows 10
\n
Mac OS X 10.6 - Mac OS X 10.15
\n
Ubuntu 12.04 - Ubuntu 19.10
\n
Fedora 22 - Fedora 24
\n
\n
Build instructions
\n
Requirements
\n
\n
node ^6.14.0 || ^8.10.0 || >=9.10.0
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Clone
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/eSteemApp/esteem-surfer\n$ cd esteem-surfer\n
\n
Install dependencies
\n
$ yarn\n
\n
Create a dummy config.js
\n
This is for the backend server configuration. Actual server addresses are not needed for most functions.
This is a free, cross-platform ETCD v3 client and GUI. The goal of the project is twofold:
\n
\n
Provide an efficient, modern GUI for desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac), mobile (iOS and Android) and web.
\n
Cover all ETCD functionality. Anything you can do with etcdctl, you should be able to do with this tool as well. This app should be useful for simple and power users alike.
\n
\n
Please note that currently ETCD V2 API is not supported! At the moment, we support V3 only.
\n
Features
\n
Available now (v1.1)
\n
Currently, the following features are implemented:
\n
\n
Manage (browse, create, edit, delete) keys.
\n
Key browser has multiple views: tree or pageable list.
\n
Show revisions of any key and revert to any previous value.
Display basic info about ETCD cluster and its nodes.
\n
Use multiple config profiles. Manage any number of ETCD clusters with dedicated settings.
\n
ETCD Authentication is supported (but it's optional).
\n
\n
Coming soon (v1.15)
\n
This next release is mainly for contributors. There will be no new features in this one, instead we gonna focus solely on making it easier to understand how the code works and how to get started with contributing. In order to achieve this, we'll refactor many parts of the code and we'll also try to provide better documentation for contributors and a project dashboard.
\n
As for refactoring, some of the things we gonna change are:
\n
\n
Better typing (add missing types, no "any", "unknown" and crap like that)
\n
Better tests (we are planning to replace Spectron with Cypress)
\n
Smaller, more focused, easy to maintain components. We are considering to use the Vue 3 Composition API here.
We plan to add tons of cool features in the future. The most important ones are listed below.:
\n
Features
\n
\n
Watchers: more responders, such as Email, Log to file, Log to REST API, Slack, Whatsapp, Google Chat, Viber integration.
\n
Cluster: maintenance features and more detailed cluster info
\n
Rapid config: export / import
\n
ETCD Dashboard: live dashboard with graphs.
\n
Lease management
\n
Complex queries using transactions.
\n
Report generation in different formats (HTML, PDF, XML etc)
\n
\n
Future platforms
\n
\n
Android and iOS
\n
Web (browser version)
\n
\n
A better organized overview of these plans will be available soon. Stay tuned :)
\n
Installation
\n
End users..
\n
The current stable (prod) version is 1.1. It's available for Mac OS X (Mojave+), MS Windows (7, 8, 10+) and some major Linux distros (Ubuntu 10.04+, Arch etc). The following are pre-built binaries and they are the recommended way to install.
\n
If you are using a more or less recent major Linux distro (Ubuntu, Redhat, Suse etc), or Ubuntu LTS or some up-to-date rolling release distro like Arch, everything should work fine. Most older Linux systems should be supported as well. However, very old Linux versions might not work as expected. If you have difficulties installing the app, please report the problem in our issue tracker.
Once you have the code, simply execute the following commands:
\n
yarn install\n
\n
The next step is to compile the GRPC Node extension. This requires the usual build tools (gcc, make etc) to be installed. Make sure you have these, then run:
... where ELECTRON_VERSION is the exact version number of the Electron framework the app uses. You can determine this by running:
\n
yarn list electron\n
\n
Finally, start the dev server in the following way:
\n
yarn electron:serve\n
\n
This will start a dev build, and the app should appear shortly.
\n
Usage and support
\n
First of all, in order to work properly, ETCD Manager must be configured.
\n
You need to provide only two mandatory settings: the host and the port ETCD is running at. You'll find these on the settings screen, under the ETCD tab.\nIf your ETCD host requires authentication, you will also need to provide a password / username pair, which you can do under the auth tab. Please note that (for now), you have to enable ETCD authentication manually (e.g.: via etcdctl). We gonna add GUI for this in the future.\nThere are several additional configuration options, but those are all optional.
\n
Detailed documentation is not available (yet), but you may want to activate quick help, which is available everywhere. Press CTRL / CMD + H to open the help pane. Here you'll find some basic info as well as all the keyboard shortcuts. This should be enough to get you started.
\n
If you still need help, please feel free to contact us. Open an issue (question / support request).
\n
Once the documentation is ready, we'll upload it to the website.
\n
Upgrading
\n
If you've installed the app using the Windows or Mac installer or the Linux AppImage, you'll be notified automatically whenever a new release is available. Simply restart the app, and it'll check for updates.
\n
Otherwise, you have to download and install the new version manually.
\n
As for the dev version, you may update that by the usual means (Yarn or Git). In any case, please read our changelog for an overview of the most recent changes.
\n
Bugs and feature requests
\n
If you find a bug, please report it using our issue tracker.
\n
This is also the place for requesting new features or asking questions. Please label your issue appropriately, use the "bug", "enchantment" and "question" labels, respectively.
This is a free, cross-platform ETCD v3 client and GUI. The goal of the project is twofold:
\n
\n
Provide an efficient, modern GUI for desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac), mobile (iOS and Android) and web.
\n
Cover all ETCD functionality. Anything you can do with etcdctl, you should be able to do with this tool as well. This app should be useful for simple and power users alike.
\n
\n
Please note that currently ETCD V2 API is not supported! At the moment, we support V3 only.
\n
Features
\n
Available now (v1.1)
\n
Currently, the following features are implemented:
\n
\n
Manage (browse, create, edit, delete) keys.
\n
Key browser has multiple views: tree or pageable list.
\n
Show revisions of any key and revert to any previous value.
Display basic info about ETCD cluster and its nodes.
\n
Use multiple config profiles. Manage any number of ETCD clusters with dedicated settings.
\n
ETCD Authentication is supported (but it's optional).
\n
\n
Coming soon (v1.15)
\n
This next release is mainly for contributors. There will be no new features in this one, instead we gonna focus solely on making it easier to understand how the code works and how to get started with contributing. In order to achieve this, we'll refactor many parts of the code and we'll also try to provide better documentation for contributors and a project dashboard.
\n
As for refactoring, some of the things we gonna change are:
\n
\n
Better typing (add missing types, no \"any\", \"unknown\" and crap like that)
\n
Better tests (we are planning to replace Spectron with Cypress)
\n
Smaller, more focused, easy to maintain components. We are considering to use the Vue 3 Composition API here.
We plan to add tons of cool features in the future. The most important ones are listed below.:
\n
Features
\n
\n
Watchers: more responders, such as Email, Log to file, Log to REST API, Slack, Whatsapp, Google Chat, Viber integration.
\n
Cluster: maintenance features and more detailed cluster info
\n
Rapid config: export / import
\n
ETCD Dashboard: live dashboard with graphs.
\n
Lease management
\n
Complex queries using transactions.
\n
Report generation in different formats (HTML, PDF, XML etc)
\n
\n
Future platforms
\n
\n
Android and iOS
\n
Web (browser version)
\n
\n
A better organized overview of these plans will be available soon. Stay tuned :)
\n
Installation
\n
End users..
\n
The current stable (prod) version is 1.1. It's available for Mac OS X (Mojave+), MS Windows (7, 8, 10+) and some major Linux distros (Ubuntu 10.04+, Arch etc). The following are pre-built binaries and they are the recommended way to install.
\n
If you are using a more or less recent major Linux distro (Ubuntu, Redhat, Suse etc), or Ubuntu LTS or some up-to-date rolling release distro like Arch, everything should work fine. Most older Linux systems should be supported as well. However, very old Linux versions might not work as expected. If you have difficulties installing the app, please report the problem in our issue tracker.
Once you have the code, simply execute the following commands:
\n
yarn install\n
\n
The next step is to compile the GRPC Node extension. This requires the usual build tools (gcc, make etc) to be installed. Make sure you have these, then run:
... where ELECTRON_VERSION is the exact version number of the Electron framework the app uses. You can determine this by running:
\n
yarn list electron\n
\n
Finally, start the dev server in the following way:
\n
yarn electron:serve\n
\n
This will start a dev build, and the app should appear shortly.
\n
Usage and support
\n
First of all, in order to work properly, ETCD Manager must be configured.
\n
You need to provide only two mandatory settings: the host and the port ETCD is running at. You'll find these on the settings screen, under the ETCD tab.\nIf your ETCD host requires authentication, you will also need to provide a password / username pair, which you can do under the auth tab. Please note that (for now), you have to enable ETCD authentication manually (e.g.: via etcdctl). We gonna add GUI for this in the future.\nThere are several additional configuration options, but those are all optional.
\n
Detailed documentation is not available (yet), but you may want to activate quick help, which is available everywhere. Press CTRL / CMD + H to open the help pane. Here you'll find some basic info as well as all the keyboard shortcuts. This should be enough to get you started.
\n
If you still need help, please feel free to contact us. Open an issue (question / support request).
\n
Once the documentation is ready, we'll upload it to the website.
\n
Upgrading
\n
If you've installed the app using the Windows or Mac installer or the Linux AppImage, you'll be notified automatically whenever a new release is available. Simply restart the app, and it'll check for updates.
\n
Otherwise, you have to download and install the new version manually.
\n
As for the dev version, you may update that by the usual means (Yarn or Git). In any case, please read our changelog for an overview of the most recent changes.
\n
Bugs and feature requests
\n
If you find a bug, please report it using our issue tracker.
\n
This is also the place for requesting new features or asking questions. Please label your issue appropriately, use the \"bug\", \"enchantment\" and \"question\" labels, respectively.
This is a free, cross-platform ETCD v3 client and GUI. The goal of the project is twofold:
\n
\n
Provide an efficient, modern GUI for desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac), mobile (iOS and Android) and web.
\n
Cover all ETCD functionality. Anything you can do with etcdctl, you should be able to do with this tool as well. This app should be useful for simple and power users alike.
\n
\n
Please note that currently ETCD V2 API is not supported! At the moment, we support V3 only.
\n
Features
\n
Available now (v1.2)
\n
Currently, the following features are implemented:
\n
\n
Key management:\n
\n
Manage (browse, create, edit, delete) keys.
\n
Create keys with TTL
\n
Key browser has multiple views: tree or list with paging.
\n
Key list live updates: refresh list when the value of any key changes.
\n
Manage revisions: list revisions of any key and revert to any previous value.
\n
\n
\n
Settings and config:\n
\n
Able to use multiple config profiles, allowing you to manage any number of ETCD clusters with dedicated settings.
\n
Import / export settings: save settings to or load from file.
\n
\n
\n
Authentication and security:\n
\n
Basic authentication: (username / password)
\n
HTTPS client certificate authentication
\n
Supports both HTTP and HTTPS (secure) connections
\n
Supports no auth (ETCD with authentication disabled)
\n
\n
\n
Other functions:\n
\n
Display basic info about ETCD cluster and its nodes, perform health checks.
\n
Manage leases: list and revoke leases, view details.
This release is mainly for contributors. There will be no new features in this one. Instead, we gonna focus solely on making it easier to understand how the code works and how to get started with contributing. In order to achieve this, we'll refactor many parts of the code and we'll also try to provide better documentation for contributors and a project dashboard.
\n
As for refactoring, some of the things we gonna change are:
\n
\n
Better typing (we gonna add missing types, no "any", "unknown" and crap like that)
\n
Better tests (we are planning to replace Spectron with Cypress)
\n
Smaller, more focused, easy to maintain components. We are going to to use the Vue 3 Composition API here.
\n
Better folder structure for source files.
\n
Proper Dependency Injection support (for services, filters etc).
We plan to add tons of cool features in the future. The most important ones are listed below.:
\n
Features
\n
\n
Watchers: more responders, such as Email, Log to file, Log to REST API as well as app integrations like Slack, Google Chat, Viber etc.
\n
Cluster: maintenance / admin features and more detailed cluster info
\n
ETCD Dashboard: live dashboard with graphs.
\n
Complex queries using transactions.
\n
Diff tool: compare the revisions of any two keys (much like Total Commander).
\n
Report generation in different formats (HTML, PDF, XML etc)
\n
Better in-app console
\n
... and much more!
\n
\n
Future platforms
\n
\n
Android and iOS
\n
Web (browser version)
\n
\n
A better organized overview of these plans will be available soon. Stay tuned :)
\n
Installation
\n
End users..
\n
The current stable (prod) version is 1.2. It's available for Mac OS X (10.15.5 Catalina+), MS Windows (7, 8, 10+) and some major Linux distros (Ubuntu 10.04+, Arch etc). The following are pre-built binaries and this is the recommended way to install.
\n
If you are using a more or less recent major Linux distro (Ubuntu, Redhat, Suse etc), or Ubuntu LTS or some up-to-date rolling release distro like Arch, everything should work fine. Most older Linux systems should be supported as well. However, very old Linux versions might not work as expected. If you have difficulties installing the app, please report the problem using our issue tracker.
Once you have the code, simply execute the following commands:
\n
yarn install\n
\n
The next step is to compile the GRPC Node extension. This requires the usual build tools (gcc, make etc) to be installed. Make sure you have these, then run:
... where ELECTRON_VERSION is the exact version number of the Electron framework the app uses. You can determine this by running:
\n
yarn list electron\n
\n
Finally, start the dev server in the following way:
\n
yarn electron:serve\n
\n
This will start a dev build and the app should appear shortly.
\n
Usage and support
\n
First of all, in order to work properly, ETCD Manager must be configured.
\n
You need to provide only two mandatory settings: the host and the port ETCD is running at. You'll find these on the settings screen, under the ETCD tab.\nIf your ETCD host requires authentication, you will also need to provide a password / username pair or certificates / keys, which you can do under the auth tab.\nThere are several additional configuration options, but those are all optional.
\n
Detailed documentation is not available (yet), but you may want to activate quick help, which is available everywhere. Press CTRL / CMD + H to open the help pane. Here you'll find some basic info as well as all the keyboard shortcuts. This should be enough to get you started.
\n
If you still need help, please feel free to contact us. Create a issue (question / support request).
\n
Once the documentation is ready, we'll upload it to the website.
\n
Upgrading
\n
If you've installed the app using the Windows or Mac installer or the Linux AppImage, you'll be notified automatically whenever a new release is available. Simply restart the app, and it'll check for updates.
\n
Otherwise, you have to download and install the new version manually.
\n
As for the dev version, you may update that by the usual means (Yarn or Git). In any case, please read our changelog for an overview of the most recent changes.
\n
Bugs and feature requests
\n
If you find a bug, please report it using our issue tracker.
\n
This is also the place for requesting new features or asking questions. Please label your issue appropriately, use the "bug", "enchantment" and "question" labels, respectively.
This is a free, cross-platform ETCD v3 client and GUI. The goal of the project is twofold:
\n
\n
Provide an efficient, modern GUI for desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac), mobile (iOS and Android) and web.
\n
Cover all ETCD functionality. Anything you can do with etcdctl, you should be able to do with this tool as well. This app should be useful for simple and power users alike.
\n
\n
Please note that currently ETCD V2 API is not supported! At the moment, we support V3 only.
\n
Features
\n
Available now (v1.2)
\n
Currently, the following features are implemented:
\n
\n
Key management:\n
\n
Manage (browse, create, edit, delete) keys.
\n
Create keys with TTL
\n
Key browser has multiple views: tree or list with paging.
\n
Key list live updates: refresh list when the value of any key changes.
\n
Manage revisions: list revisions of any key and revert to any previous value.
\n
\n
\n
Settings and config:\n
\n
Able to use multiple config profiles, allowing you to manage any number of ETCD clusters with dedicated settings.
\n
Import / export settings: save settings to or load from file.
\n
\n
\n
Authentication and security:\n
\n
Basic authentication: (username / password)
\n
HTTPS client certificate authentication
\n
Supports both HTTP and HTTPS (secure) connections
\n
Supports no auth (ETCD with authentication disabled)
\n
\n
\n
Other functions:\n
\n
Display basic info about ETCD cluster and its nodes, perform health checks.
\n
Manage leases: list and revoke leases, view details.
This release is mainly for contributors. There will be no new features in this one. Instead, we gonna focus solely on making it easier to understand how the code works and how to get started with contributing. In order to achieve this, we'll refactor many parts of the code and we'll also try to provide better documentation for contributors and a project dashboard.
\n
As for refactoring, some of the things we gonna change are:
\n
\n
Better typing (we gonna add missing types, no \"any\", \"unknown\" and crap like that)
\n
Better tests (we are planning to replace Spectron with Cypress)
\n
Smaller, more focused, easy to maintain components. We are going to to use the Vue 3 Composition API here.
\n
Better folder structure for source files.
\n
Proper Dependency Injection support (for services, filters etc).
We plan to add tons of cool features in the future. The most important ones are listed below.:
\n
Features
\n
\n
Watchers: more responders, such as Email, Log to file, Log to REST API as well as app integrations like Slack, Google Chat, Viber etc.
\n
Cluster: maintenance / admin features and more detailed cluster info
\n
ETCD Dashboard: live dashboard with graphs.
\n
Complex queries using transactions.
\n
Diff tool: compare the revisions of any two keys (much like Total Commander).
\n
Report generation in different formats (HTML, PDF, XML etc)
\n
Better in-app console
\n
... and much more!
\n
\n
Future platforms
\n
\n
Android and iOS
\n
Web (browser version)
\n
\n
A better organized overview of these plans will be available soon. Stay tuned :)
\n
Installation
\n
End users..
\n
The current stable (prod) version is 1.2. It's available for Mac OS X (10.15.5 Catalina+), MS Windows (7, 8, 10+) and some major Linux distros (Ubuntu 10.04+, Arch etc). The following are pre-built binaries and this is the recommended way to install.
\n
If you are using a more or less recent major Linux distro (Ubuntu, Redhat, Suse etc), or Ubuntu LTS or some up-to-date rolling release distro like Arch, everything should work fine. Most older Linux systems should be supported as well. However, very old Linux versions might not work as expected. If you have difficulties installing the app, please report the problem using our issue tracker.
Once you have the code, simply execute the following commands:
\n
yarn install\n
\n
The next step is to compile the GRPC Node extension. This requires the usual build tools (gcc, make etc) to be installed. Make sure you have these, then run:
... where ELECTRON_VERSION is the exact version number of the Electron framework the app uses. You can determine this by running:
\n
yarn list electron\n
\n
Finally, start the dev server in the following way:
\n
yarn electron:serve\n
\n
This will start a dev build and the app should appear shortly.
\n
Usage and support
\n
First of all, in order to work properly, ETCD Manager must be configured.
\n
You need to provide only two mandatory settings: the host and the port ETCD is running at. You'll find these on the settings screen, under the ETCD tab.\nIf your ETCD host requires authentication, you will also need to provide a password / username pair or certificates / keys, which you can do under the auth tab.\nThere are several additional configuration options, but those are all optional.
\n
Detailed documentation is not available (yet), but you may want to activate quick help, which is available everywhere. Press CTRL / CMD + H to open the help pane. Here you'll find some basic info as well as all the keyboard shortcuts. This should be enough to get you started.
\n
If you still need help, please feel free to contact us. Create a issue (question / support request).
\n
Once the documentation is ready, we'll upload it to the website.
\n
Upgrading
\n
If you've installed the app using the Windows or Mac installer or the Linux AppImage, you'll be notified automatically whenever a new release is available. Simply restart the app, and it'll check for updates.
\n
Otherwise, you have to download and install the new version manually.
\n
As for the dev version, you may update that by the usual means (Yarn or Git). In any case, please read our changelog for an overview of the most recent changes.
\n
Bugs and feature requests
\n
If you find a bug, please report it using our issue tracker.
\n
This is also the place for requesting new features or asking questions. Please label your issue appropriately, use the \"bug\", \"enchantment\" and \"question\" labels, respectively.
A Cross-Platform Desktop App for processing all rows of excel files
\n
Simply generates an array of items from the rows of an excel file and does the repetitive tedious operations step by step\nrecursively till every item of the array is processed. For example downloading all the URL's in an excel file.
Just select or drag & drop an excel file, then select the output folder for the downloaded images or files. All of the\nitems in the excel file will be downloaded into the selected folder and you will be notified about the state of ongoing\nprogress.
Asset URL ( can be any type of file jpg, jpeg, png, txt, doc, etc)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n
Currently there is no limit for n, I tested with 4000 items and unless your IP is banned from the publisher there\nis no problem to download as much as you can.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Development
\n
You need to have Node.js installed on your computer in order to develop & build this app.
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/btargac/excel-parser-processor.git\n$ cd excel-parser-processor\n$ npm install\n$ npm run build\n$ npm start
\n
If you are changing the view or renderer related things, you can use webpack's watch feature with
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev
\n
After running this command, you'll see a webpack process watching your files after a new renderer.bundle.js is generated\nyou can refresh the excel parser processor app window with cmd + R or ctrl + R depending on your system.
\n
To generate binaries on your computer after your development is completed, you can run;
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
This will add binaries under /release folder on your project folder.
\n
/release folder is ignored at the repository. Travis will be building the binaries after your branch is merged with master.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Code of Conduct].\n
A Cross-Platform Desktop App for processing all rows of excel files
\n
Simply generates an array of items from the rows of an excel file and does the repetitive tedious operations step by step\nrecursively till every item of the array is processed. For example downloading all the URL's in an excel file.
Just select or drag & drop an excel file, then select the output folder for the downloaded images or files. All of the\nitems in the excel file will be downloaded into the selected folder and you will be notified about the state of ongoing\nprogress.
Asset URL ( can be any type of file jpg, jpeg, png, txt, doc, etc)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n
Currently there is no limit for n, I tested with 4000 items and unless your IP is banned from the publisher there\nis no problem to download as much as you can.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Development
\n
You need to have Node.js installed on your computer in order to develop & build this app.
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/btargac/excel-parser-processor.git\n$ cd excel-parser-processor\n$ npm install\n$ npm run build\n$ npm start
\n
If you are changing the view or renderer related things, you can use webpack's watch feature with
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev
\n
After running this command, you'll see a webpack process watching your files after a new renderer.bundle.js is generated\nyou can refresh the excel parser processor app window with cmd + R or ctrl + R depending on your system.
\n
To generate binaries on your computer after your development is completed, you can run;
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
This will add binaries under /release folder on your project folder.
\n
/release folder is ignored at the repository. Travis will be building the binaries after your branch is merged with master.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Code of Conduct].\n
ElectronMail is an Electron-based unofficial desktop client for ProtonMail. The app aims to provide enhanced desktop user experience enabling features that are not supported by the official in-browser web clients.\nIt is written in TypeScript and uses Angular.
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
The download page with Linux/OSX/Windows installation packages is here.
\n
The way of verifying that the installation packages attached to the releases have been assembled from the source code is being provided.
\n
Pacman and Snap packages are also available for installing from the following repositories (both repositories are being maintained by @joshirio):
\n
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Open Source.
\n
⚙️Reproducible builds.
\n
⚙️Cross platform. The app works on Linux/OSX/Windows platforms.
\n
🔎Full-text search. Enabled with v2.2.0 release. See the respective issue for details.
\n
📦Offline access to the emails. The local store feature enables storing your messages in the encrypted database.bin file, so you could view your messages offline, perform a full-text search against them and export them to EML files. Enabled since v2.0.0 release.
\n
📫Multi accounts support per each email provider including supporting individual entry point domains.
\n
🔓Automatic login into the app with a remembered master password using keytar module (keep me signed in feature).
\n
🔓Automatic login into the email accounts, including filling 2FA tokens. Two auto-login delay scenarios supported in order to make it harder to correlate the identities, see the respective issue.
\n
🔓Persistent email account sessions. The feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with the experimental label, #227. The feature enables the scenario when you to enter the account credentials on the login form only once, manually or automatically by the app, and then you never see the login form anymore for this email account even if you restart the app (unless you explicitly dropped the session in the admin area or it got dropped by the service due to the inactivity/expiration). If this feature is enabled for the account, manual credentials filling is the preferred option as a more secure option since you don't save the account credentials anywhere (credentials are encrypted though even if saved, see settings.bin file description in the FAQ).
\n
🔐Encrypted local storage with switchable predefined key derivation and encryption presets. Argon2 is used as the default key derivation function.
\n
🔔Native notifications for individual accounts clicking on which focuses the app window and selects respective account in the accounts list.
\n
🔔System tray icon with a total number of unread messages shown on top of it. Enabling local messages store improves this feature (how to enable), see respective issue.
\n
⚙️Starting minimized to tray.
\n
⚙️Closing to tray.
\n
⚙️Switchable accounts handle buttons positioning (top , left, left-thin). See details in #36 and #175. Demo screenshots placed in the images folder (specifically this image).
\n
📦Batch emails export to EML files. Feature released with v2.0.0-beta.4 version, requires local messages store feature to be enabled (how to enable).
\n
🔐Built-in/prepackaged web clients. The built-in web clients are built from source code, see respective official Protonmail repository. See 79 and 80 issues for details.
\n
⚙️Configuring proxy per account support. Enabled since v3.0.0 release. See 113 and 120 issues for details.
\n
📝Spell Checking.
\n
\n
How to build your own installation package from source code
\n
Building on Continuous Integration server
\n
The reproducible builds idea is respected by the project. So the simplest way to prepare your own installation package from the source code is to clone the project and hook it up to the AppVeyor and Travis CI systems. The respective config files appveyor.yml and .travis.yml come with the project.
\n
Building locally
\n
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Node.js v12 installed. v12 as it's recommended to go with the same Node.js version Electron comes with. If you already have Node.js installed, but not the v12, then you might want to use Node Version Manager to be able to switch between multiple Node.js versions:\n
Some native modules require compiling process to be involved and for that Python and C++ compiler need to be installed on the system:\n
\n
On Windows: the simplest to install all the needed stuff on Windows is to run npm install --global --production windows-build-tools CLI command.
\n
On Linux: python v2.7, make and a C/C++ compiler toolchain, like GCC are most likely already installed. Besides keytar needs libsecret library to be installed.
\n
On macOS: python v2.7 and Xcode need to be installed. You also need to install the Command Line Tools via Xcode, can be found under the Xcode -> Preferences -> Downloads menu.
\n
\n
\n
ProtonMail's WebClient requires addition environment setup if you run Windows, see.
\n
Clone this project to your local device. If you are going to contribute, consider cloning the forked into your own GitHub account project.
Build a package to install running yarn run electron-builder:dist command to build Windows/Mac OS X package and one of the following commands to build Linux package:\n
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:appimage
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:deb
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:freebsd
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:rpm
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:snap
\n
\n
\n
If you don't need a package to install, but a folder to execute app from, simply run yarn run electron-builder:dir command.
\n
Binary executable, whether it's a folder or package to install, comes into the ./dist folder.
\n
\n
To recap, considering that all the described build requirements are met, the short command to build let's say Arch Linux package will be yarn --pure-lockfile && yarn app:dist && yarn electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman.
\n
Data/config files created and used by the app
\n
If you want to backup the app data these are only files you need to take care of (files localed in the settings folder):
\n
\n
config.json file keeps config parameters. There is no sensitive data in this file, so unencrypted.
\n
settings.bin file keeps added to the app accounts including credentials if a user decided to save them. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key derived from the master password.
\n
database.bin file is a local database that keeps fetched emails/folders/contacts entities if the local store feature was enabled for at least one account. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin. The app by design flushes and loads to memory the database.bin file as a whole thing but not like encrypting only the specific columns of the database. It's of course not an optimal approach in terms of performance and resource consumption but it allows keeping the metadata hidden. You can see some details here.
\n
database-session.bin file is being used in the same way and for the same purpose as database.bin but it holds the current session data only. The data from this file will be merged to the database.bin on the next app unlocking with the master password.
\n
session.bin file holds the session data of the email accounts. The file is used if the Persistent Session feature is enabled for at least one account (the feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with experimental label, #227). The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin.
\n
log.log file keeps log lines. The log level by default is set to error (see config.json file).
\n
\n
Removing the app
\n
It's recommended to perform the following actions before uninstalling the app:
\n
\n
If you had the Keep me signed in feature enabled (see screenshot), click Log-out action in the app menu (see screenshot). That will remove locally stored master password (done with node-keytar). You can also remove it having the app already uninstalled, but that would be a more complicated way as you will have to manually edit the system's keychain.
\n
Remove settings folder manually. You can locate settings folder path clicking Open setting folder app/tray menu item (see screenshot) or reading app.getPath(name ="userData") related app.getPath(name) section here.
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
ElectronMail is an Electron-based unofficial desktop client for ProtonMail. The app aims to provide enhanced desktop user experience enabling features that are not supported by the official in-browser web clients.\nIt is written in TypeScript and uses Angular.
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
Download
\n
The download page with Linux/OSX/Windows installation packages is here.
\n
The way of verifying that the installation packages attached to the releases have been assembled from the source code is being provided.
\n
Pacman and Snap packages are also available for installing from the following repositories (both repositories are being maintained by @joshirio):
\n
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Open Source.
\n
⚙️Reproducible builds.
\n
⚙️Cross platform. The app works on Linux/OSX/Windows platforms.
\n
🔎Full-text search. Enabled with v2.2.0 release. See the respective issue for details.
\n
📦Offline access to the emails. The local store feature enables storing your messages in the encrypted database.bin file, so you could view your messages offline, perform a full-text search against them and export them to EML files. Enabled since v2.0.0 release.
\n
📫Multi accounts support per each email provider including supporting individual entry point domains.
\n
🔓Automatic login into the app with a remembered master password using keytar module (keep me signed in feature).
\n
🔓Automatic login into the email accounts, including filling 2FA tokens. Two auto-login delay scenarios supported in order to make it harder to correlate the identities, see the respective issue.
\n
🔓Persistent email account sessions. The feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with the experimental label, #227. The feature enables the scenario when you to enter the account credentials on the login form only once, manually or automatically by the app, and then you never see the login form anymore for this email account even if you restart the app (unless you explicitly dropped the session in the admin area or it got dropped by the service due to the inactivity/expiration). If this feature is enabled for the account, manual credentials filling is the preferred option as a more secure option since you don't save the account credentials anywhere (credentials are encrypted though even if saved, see settings.bin file description in the FAQ).
\n
🔐Encrypted local storage with switchable predefined key derivation and encryption presets. Argon2 is used as the default key derivation function.
\n
🔔Native notifications for individual accounts clicking on which focuses the app window and selects respective account in the accounts list.
\n
🔔System tray icon with a total number of unread messages shown on top of it. Enabling local messages store improves this feature (how to enable), see respective issue.
\n
⚙️Starting minimized to tray.
\n
⚙️Closing to tray.
\n
⚙️Switchable accounts handle buttons positioning (top , left, left-thin). See details in #36 and #175. Demo screenshots placed in the images folder (specifically this image).
\n
📦Batch emails export to EML files. Feature released with v2.0.0-beta.4 version, requires local messages store feature to be enabled (how to enable).
\n
🔐Built-in/prepackaged web clients. The built-in web clients are built from source code, see respective official Protonmail repository. See 79 and 80 issues for details.
\n
⚙️Configuring proxy per account support. Enabled since v3.0.0 release. See 113 and 120 issues for details.
\n
📝Spell Checking.
\n
\n
How to build your own installation package from source code
\n
Building on Continuous Integration server
\n
The reproducible builds idea is respected by the project. So the simplest way to prepare your own installation package from the source code is to clone the project and hook it up to the AppVeyor and Travis CI systems. The respective config files appveyor.yml and .travis.yml come with the project.
\n
Building locally
\n
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Node.js v12 installed. v12 as it's recommended to go with the same Node.js version Electron comes with. If you already have Node.js installed, but not the v12, then you might want to use Node Version Manager to be able to switch between multiple Node.js versions:\n
Some native modules require compiling process to be involved and for that Python and C++ compiler need to be installed on the system:\n
\n
On Windows: the simplest to install all the needed stuff on Windows is to run npm install --global --production windows-build-tools CLI command.
\n
On Linux: python v2.7, make and a C/C++ compiler toolchain, like GCC are most likely already installed. Besides keytar needs libsecret library to be installed.
\n
On macOS: python v2.7 and Xcode need to be installed. You also need to install the Command Line Tools via Xcode, can be found under the Xcode -> Preferences -> Downloads menu.
\n
\n
\n
ProtonMail's WebClient requires addition environment setup if you run Windows, see.
\n
Clone this project to your local device. If you are going to contribute, consider cloning the forked into your own GitHub account project.
Build a package to install running yarn run electron-builder:dist command to build Windows/Mac OS X package and one of the following commands to build Linux package:\n
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:appimage
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:deb
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:freebsd
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:rpm
\n
yarn run electron-builder:dist:linux:snap
\n
\n
\n
If you don't need a package to install, but a folder to execute app from, simply run yarn run electron-builder:dir command.
\n
Binary executable, whether it's a folder or package to install, comes into the ./dist folder.
\n
\n
To recap, considering that all the described build requirements are met, the short command to build let's say Arch Linux package will be yarn --pure-lockfile && yarn app:dist && yarn electron-builder:dist:linux:pacman.
\n
Data/config files created and used by the app
\n
If you want to backup the app data these are only files you need to take care of (files localed in the settings folder):
\n
\n
config.json file keeps config parameters. There is no sensitive data in this file, so unencrypted.
\n
settings.bin file keeps added to the app accounts including credentials if a user decided to save them. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key derived from the master password.
\n
database.bin file is a local database that keeps fetched emails/folders/contacts entities if the local store feature was enabled for at least one account. The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin. The app by design flushes and loads to memory the database.bin file as a whole thing but not like encrypting only the specific columns of the database. It's of course not an optimal approach in terms of performance and resource consumption but it allows keeping the metadata hidden. You can see some details here.
\n
database-session.bin file is being used in the same way and for the same purpose as database.bin but it holds the current session data only. The data from this file will be merged to the database.bin on the next app unlocking with the master password.
\n
session.bin file holds the session data of the email accounts. The file is used if the Persistent Session feature is enabled for at least one account (the feature introduced since v4.2.0 version with experimental label, #227). The file is encrypted with 32 bytes length key randomly generated and stored in settings.bin.
\n
log.log file keeps log lines. The log level by default is set to error (see config.json file).
\n
\n
Removing the app
\n
It's recommended to perform the following actions before uninstalling the app:
\n
\n
If you had the Keep me signed in feature enabled (see screenshot), click Log-out action in the app menu (see screenshot). That will remove locally stored master password (done with node-keytar). You can also remove it having the app already uninstalled, but that would be a more complicated way as you will have to manually edit the system's keychain.
\n
Remove settings folder manually. You can locate settings folder path clicking Open setting folder app/tray menu item (see screenshot) or reading app.getPath(name =\"userData\") related app.getPath(name) section here.
A Cross-Platform Desktop App for processing all rows of excel files
\n
Simply generates an array of items from the rows of an excel file and does the repetitive tedious operations step by step\nrecursively till every item of the array is processed. For example downloading all the URL's in an excel file.
Just select or drag & drop an excel file, then select the output folder for the downloaded images or files. All of the\nitems in the excel file will be downloaded into the selected folder and you will be notified about the state of ongoing\nprogress.
Asset URL ( can be any type of file jpg, jpeg, png, txt, doc, etc)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n
Currently there is no limit for n, I tested with 4000 items and unless your IP is banned from the publisher there\nis no problem to download as much as you can.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Development
\n
You need to have Node.js installed on your computer in order to develop & build this app.
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/btargac/excel-parser-processor.git\n$ cd excel-parser-processor\n$ npm install\n$ npm run build\n$ npm start
\n
If you are changing the view or renderer related things, you can use webpack's watch feature with
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev
\n
After running this command, you'll see a webpack process watching your files after a new renderer.bundle.js is generated\nyou can refresh the excel parser processor app window with cmd + R or ctrl + R depending on your system.
\n
To generate binaries on your computer after your development is completed, you can run;
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
This will add binaries under /release folder on your project folder.
\n
/release folder is ignored at the repository. Travis will be building the binaries after your branch is merged with master.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Code of Conduct].\n
A Cross-Platform Desktop App for processing all rows of excel files
\n
Simply generates an array of items from the rows of an excel file and does the repetitive tedious operations step by step\nrecursively till every item of the array is processed. For example downloading all the URL's in an excel file.
Just select or drag & drop an excel file, then select the output folder for the downloaded images or files. All of the\nitems in the excel file will be downloaded into the selected folder and you will be notified about the state of ongoing\nprogress.
Asset URL ( can be any type of file jpg, jpeg, png, txt, doc, etc)
\n
\n
\n\n
\n \n
Currently there is no limit for n, I tested with 4000 items and unless your IP is banned from the publisher there\nis no problem to download as much as you can.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Development
\n
You need to have Node.js installed on your computer in order to develop & build this app.
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/btargac/excel-parser-processor.git\n$ cd excel-parser-processor\n$ npm install\n$ npm run build\n$ npm start
\n
If you are changing the view or renderer related things, you can use webpack's watch feature with
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev
\n
After running this command, you'll see a webpack process watching your files after a new renderer.bundle.js is generated\nyou can refresh the excel parser processor app window with cmd + R or ctrl + R depending on your system.
\n
To generate binaries on your computer after your development is completed, you can run;
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
This will add binaries under /release folder on your project folder.
\n
/release folder is ignored at the repository. Travis will be building the binaries after your branch is merged with master.
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Code of Conduct].\n
Flash OS images to SD cards & USB drives, safely and easily.
\n
\n
Etcher is a powerful OS image flasher built with web technologies to ensure\nflashing an SDCard or USB drive is a pleasant and safe experience. It protects\nyou from accidentally writing to your hard-drives, ensures every byte of data\nwas written correctly and much more. It can also flash directly Raspberry Pi devices that support the usbboot protocol
Note that the Etcher Cask has to be updated manually to point to new versions,\nso it might not refer to the latest version immediately after an Etcher\nrelease.
\n
brew cask install balenaetcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
brew cask uninstall balenaetcher
\n
Chocolatey (Windows)
\n
This package is maintained by @majkinetor, and\nis kept up to date automatically.
\n
choco install etcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
choco uninstall etcher
\n
Support
\n
If you're having any problem, please raise an issue on GitHub and\nthe balena.io team will be happy to help.
\n
License
\n
Etcher is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in\nthe license.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Etcher
\n
\n
Flash OS images to SD cards & USB drives, safely and easily.
\n
\n
Etcher is a powerful OS image flasher built with web technologies to ensure\nflashing an SDCard or USB drive is a pleasant and safe experience. It protects\nyou from accidentally writing to your hard-drives, ensures every byte of data\nwas written correctly and much more. It can also flash directly Raspberry Pi devices that support the usbboot protocol
Note that the Etcher Cask has to be updated manually to point to new versions,\nso it might not refer to the latest version immediately after an Etcher\nrelease.
\n
brew cask install balenaetcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
brew cask uninstall balenaetcher
\n
Chocolatey (Windows)
\n
This package is maintained by @majkinetor, and\nis kept up to date automatically.
\n
choco install etcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
choco uninstall etcher
\n
Support
\n
If you're having any problem, please raise an issue on GitHub and\nthe balena.io team will be happy to help.
\n
License
\n
Etcher is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in\nthe license.
🎉 This is the complete source code and the build instructions of the Steem blockchain desktop client eSteem Surfer 2 founded by Feruz M and Lead Surfer Talha, supported by eSteem team and vast Steem community contibutors.
\n
\n
What is already implemented
\n
\n
Surfing your feed and trending/hot stuff
\n
Creating new posts
\n
Commenting
\n
Voting with any %
\n
Reading replies/comments/mentions
\n
Drafts synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Post Schedules synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Bookmarks synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Favorites synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Comments/Memo Encryption
\n
Night Mode (Dark Theme)
\n
Wallet Transfers
\n
Image Gallery
\n
Detailed Voters Info
\n
Witness Voting
\n
\n
More functions are coming!
\n
Supported systems
\n
\n
Windows XP - Windows 10
\n
Mac OS X 10.6 - Mac OS X 10.14
\n
Ubuntu 12.04 - Ubuntu 18.04
\n
Fedora 22 - Fedora 24
\n
\n
Build instructions
\n
Requirements
\n
\n
node ^6.14.0 || ^8.10.0 || >=9.10.0
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Clone
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/eSteemApp/esteem-surfer\n$ cd esteem-surfer\n
\n
Install dependencies
\n
$ yarn\n
\n
Create a dummy config.js
\n
This is for the backend server configuration. Actual server addresses are not needed for most functions.
🎉 This is the complete source code and the build instructions of the Steem blockchain desktop client eSteem Surfer 2 founded by Feruz M and Lead Surfer Talha, supported by eSteem team and vast Steem community contibutors.
\n
\n
What is already implemented
\n
\n
Surfing your feed and trending/hot stuff
\n
Creating new posts
\n
Commenting
\n
Voting with any %
\n
Reading replies/comments/mentions
\n
Drafts synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Post Schedules synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Bookmarks synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Favorites synced with eSteem Mobile
\n
Comments/Memo Encryption
\n
Night Mode (Dark Theme)
\n
Wallet Transfers
\n
Image Gallery
\n
Detailed Voters Info
\n
Witness Voting
\n
\n
More functions are coming!
\n
Supported systems
\n
\n
Windows XP - Windows 10
\n
Mac OS X 10.6 - Mac OS X 10.14
\n
Ubuntu 12.04 - Ubuntu 18.04
\n
Fedora 22 - Fedora 24
\n
\n
Build instructions
\n
Requirements
\n
\n
node ^6.14.0 || ^8.10.0 || >=9.10.0
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Clone
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/eSteemApp/esteem-surfer\n$ cd esteem-surfer\n
\n
Install dependencies
\n
$ yarn\n
\n
Create a dummy config.js
\n
This is for the backend server configuration. Actual server addresses are not needed for most functions.
Fastlane - Book Uber from your menubar, fast and simple.
\n
\n
\n
Why?
\n
I wanted to build something with React and Electron so I started thinking during Christmas what I wanted to build and I realized when I sat at the computer and did not know where my cell phone was to be able to book an Uber then it hit me that an Mac App for Uber would be fun to build and Uber pretty recently released their API endpoint for requests. Success!
\n
I started of using Sketch and moked everything up in Html, Css and then React. I have noticed that the code and structure could easily be rewritten to be more easy to understand and use.
\n
Installation
\n
Run npm-install to install all dependencies and rename config-template.json to config.json and add your API-keys from (https://developer.uber.com).
\n
Start the app by running npm run start and to build the packade npm run build.
\n
TODO
\n
\n
Reduce bundle size
\n
Refactor code
\n
Remove Api-server and use client only (CORS support)
Fastlane - Book Uber from your menubar, fast and simple.
\n
\n
\n
Why?
\n
I wanted to build something with React and Electron so I started thinking during Christmas what I wanted to build and I realized when I sat at the computer and did not know where my cell phone was to be able to book an Uber then it hit me that an Mac App for Uber would be fun to build and Uber pretty recently released their API endpoint for requests. Success!
\n
I started of using Sketch and moked everything up in Html, Css and then React. I have noticed that the code and structure could easily be rewritten to be more easy to understand and use.
\n
Installation
\n
Run npm-install to install all dependencies and rename config-template.json to config.json and add your API-keys from (https://developer.uber.com).
\n
Start the app by running npm run start and to build the packade npm run build.
\n
TODO
\n
\n
Reduce bundle size
\n
Refactor code
\n
Remove Api-server and use client only (CORS support)
Flash OS images to SD cards & USB drives, safely and easily.
\n
\n
Etcher is a powerful OS image flasher built with web technologies to ensure\nflashing an SDCard or USB drive is a pleasant and safe experience. It protects\nyou from accidentally writing to your hard-drives, ensures every byte of data\nwas written correctly and much more. It can also flash directly Raspberry Pi devices that support the usbboot protocol
Etcher is offered through the Arch User Repository and can be installed on both Manjaro and Arch systems. You can compile it from the source code in this repository using balena-etcher. The following example uses a common AUR helper to install the latest release:
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yay -S balena-etcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
yay -R balena-etcher
\n
Brew Cask (macOS)
\n
Note that the Etcher Cask has to be updated manually to point to new versions,\nso it might not refer to the latest version immediately after an Etcher\nrelease.
\n
brew cask install balenaetcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
brew cask uninstall balenaetcher
\n
Chocolatey (Windows)
\n
This package is maintained by @majkinetor, and\nis kept up to date automatically.
\n
choco install etcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
choco uninstall etcher
\n
Support
\n
If you're having any problem, please raise an issue on GitHub and\nthe balena.io team will be happy to help.
\n
License
\n
Etcher is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in\nthe license.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Etcher
\n
\n
Flash OS images to SD cards & USB drives, safely and easily.
\n
\n
Etcher is a powerful OS image flasher built with web technologies to ensure\nflashing an SDCard or USB drive is a pleasant and safe experience. It protects\nyou from accidentally writing to your hard-drives, ensures every byte of data\nwas written correctly and much more. It can also flash directly Raspberry Pi devices that support the usbboot protocol
Etcher is offered through the Arch User Repository and can be installed on both Manjaro and Arch systems. You can compile it from the source code in this repository using balena-etcher. The following example uses a common AUR helper to install the latest release:
\n
yay -S balena-etcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
yay -R balena-etcher
\n
Brew Cask (macOS)
\n
Note that the Etcher Cask has to be updated manually to point to new versions,\nso it might not refer to the latest version immediately after an Etcher\nrelease.
\n
brew cask install balenaetcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
brew cask uninstall balenaetcher
\n
Chocolatey (Windows)
\n
This package is maintained by @majkinetor, and\nis kept up to date automatically.
\n
choco install etcher
\n
Uninstall
\n
choco uninstall etcher
\n
Support
\n
If you're having any problem, please raise an issue on GitHub and\nthe balena.io team will be happy to help.
\n
License
\n
Etcher is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in\nthe license.
Extraterm is an open source project to build a terminal emulator and expand it with new features to support modern workflows and do more than just act like a glorified teletype.
\n
More background information is in the Why document.
\n
\n
Capture and reuse command output as new command input
\n
Manipulate and copy text without leaving the keyboard
⚠️ Extraterm is in development and roughly 'beta' in quality. It is generally stable, but don't be too surprised if you encounter a few bugs. Use at your own risk. ⚠️
\n
With that out of the way, the primary author does use it as their main terminal emulator on a daily basis. The basics are in place and it will run most common terminal applications such as vi, emacs and joe without problems and even more demanding applications such as midnight commander.
Extraterm is an open source project to build a terminal emulator and expand it with new features to support modern workflows and do more than just act like a glorified teletype.
\n
More background information is in the Why document.
\n
\n
Capture and reuse command output as new command input
\n
Manipulate and copy text without leaving the keyboard
⚠️ Extraterm is in development and roughly 'beta' in quality. It is generally stable, but don't be too surprised if you encounter a few bugs. Use at your own risk. ⚠️
\n
With that out of the way, the primary author does use it as their main terminal emulator on a daily basis. The basics are in place and it will run most common terminal applications such as vi, emacs and joe without problems and even more demanding applications such as midnight commander.
Extraterm is an open source project to build a terminal emulator and expand it with new features to support modern workflows and do more than just act like a glorified teletype.
\n
More background information is in the Why document.
\n
\n
Capture and reuse command output as new command input
\n
Manipulate and copy text without leaving the keyboard
⚠️ Extraterm is in development and roughly 'beta' in quality. It is generally stable, but don't be too surprised if you encounter a few bugs. Use at your own risk. ⚠️
\n
With that out of the way, the primary author does use it as their main terminal emulator on a daily basis. The basics are in place and it will run most common terminal applications such as vi, emacs and joe without problems and even more demanding applications such as midnight commander.
Extraterm is an open source project to build a terminal emulator and expand it with new features to support modern workflows and do more than just act like a glorified teletype.
\n
More background information is in the Why document.
\n
\n
Capture and reuse command output as new command input
\n
Manipulate and copy text without leaving the keyboard
⚠️ Extraterm is in development and roughly 'beta' in quality. It is generally stable, but don't be too surprised if you encounter a few bugs. Use at your own risk. ⚠️
\n
With that out of the way, the primary author does use it as their main terminal emulator on a daily basis. The basics are in place and it will run most common terminal applications such as vi, emacs and joe without problems and even more demanding applications such as midnight commander.
This Explorer allows to perform various statistical analyses and data mining operations in a very easy and intuitive way. As the name implies, this software aims at exploring data and getting quick insight of the order of magnitude of the observed objects. That's why it does focus on graphical representation and mouse driven operations, unlike the traditional statistical tools cluttered with numerous dialog boxes and lists with five decimal figures. You can, however, have the detailed numbers once your analysis is completed.
Download the latest version corresponding to your system (32bit or 64bit) from the release page. The application is bundled into a single exe file, thanks to BoxedApp Packer .
\n
Linux
\n
Follow the "Build from source" instructions below.
\n
Build from Source
\n
Should you want to go the Build & Deploy route -you'll require node.js (developed\non v6.1.0, confirmed to work on v4.7.3) and npm (comes with node.js, developed using v3.9.5, confirmed to work on v2.15.11).
\n
Download and unzip the Source files (zip or tar.gz) from the the release page, or clone the repository:
Enter the Explorer's directory with cd explorer-1.x/app (if you downloaded it from Releases) or cd explorer/app (if you cloned the repository).
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Install the dependencies:
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npm install
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And launch the app:
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npm start
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Data loading
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At launch time, the Explorer shows a window to choose the dataset to use. You can either drag and drop a file from your computer desktop, or click the clipboard button.
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Various file formats are accepted :
\n
\n
\n\t
Source
\n\t
File extension
\n\t
Remarks
\n
\n
\n\t
Access
\n\t
mdb , accdb
\n\t
Access 2000 or higher
\n
\n
\n\t
ARFF / KEEL
\n\t
*
\n\t
No comments at the beginning of the file. \n\tThe first line must be @relation \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
BigQuery
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this: \nBigQuery \nclient_secret:/full/path/to/my_private_key.json \nquery:select * from lookerdata:cdc.project_tycho_reports limit 1000 \ntimeout:60000 \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
dBase
\n\t
dbf
\n\t
\n
\n
\t\n\t
Excel
\n\t
xlsx
\n\t
The names of the fields are expected at the top of the columns
\nmysql \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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\n
\n\t
Postgres
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this:
\npostgres \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n \nor: \npostgres \nconnection:bob:secret@192.168.0.2/test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
R
\n\t
rdb
\n\t
Binary format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SAS
\n\t
sas7bdat
\t\n\t
Uncompressed format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SPLUS
\n\t
sdd
\n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
SPSS
\n\t
sav
\n\t
Uncompressed format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SQL Server
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this:
\n\t\tmssql \n\t\thost:192.168.0.121 \n\t\tusername:bob \n\t\tpassword:secret \n\t\tquery:select * from mytable \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
Stata
\n\t
dta
\t\n\t
Stata 8 or higher
\n
\n
\t\n\t
Tabular file
\n\t
*
\n\t
The names of the fields are expected on the first line
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\n
\n\t
Bzip2 file
\n\t
bz2
\n\t
The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
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\n
\n\t
Gzip file
\n\t
gz
\n\t
The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
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\n
\n\t
Web file
\n\t
*
\n\t
Contains the url of the data. The remote file must be in one of the previous formats
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\n
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If you click the clipboard button, the data must be in tabular form, with the name of the fields on the first line.
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Main window
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Once the data have been successfully loaded, the main window is displayed :
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Here are the elements of the interface :
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List of the categorical fields (aka "the pink zone"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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\n
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Icons of the existing analyses (graphs). To run a new analysis, just drag its icon to the workspace.
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\n
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List of the numerical fields (aka "the blue zone"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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Icons of the tools
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\n
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Status bar. This area gives at any time details about the object under the mouse, or the action your are about to do.
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Dock This area is used to keep graphs that are temporarily removed from the workspace.
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Version number
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Memory usage
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Workspace. This area is where the graphs are created and arranged.
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\n\n
Graph
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To create a new graph, drag its icon to the workspace. Alternatively if you dont know which icon to look at, you can right-click or control-click on the workspace to get a menu with all the possible analyses.
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A graph is represented by an area with different noticeable parts :\n
\n\n
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Close box. Click on this box to close the graph. All the computations done will be lost.
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Option menu. Some graphs have different ways of representing the results. In that case click on this sign to bring up the menu to choose from. Alternatively, right-click or control-click within the graph.
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Title bar. This area shows the current selection (see below). Click on this area to drag the graph around.
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Slots. These are the places where you can define the parameters of the analysis. Depending on the graph, different combinations of slots are shown. On a pink slot you can drag a categorical field. On a blue slot you can drag a numerical slot. Parameters can be swapped by dragging from one slot to another one ( of the same graph, and of the same color ).
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Resize box. Click on this box and drag to resize the graph.
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\n\n
To change the type of a graph, drag the icon of the new type onto the graph. The new analysis will retain the parameters and selection of the previous one.
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Selection
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Every analysis can be restricted to a part of the data only. The set of observations (records) currently processed by a graph is named the selection, and is displayed in the title bar .\nInitially, the selection consists of all the observations, and the title is blank.
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Selection based on a categorical field
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Use a type of graph that allows to split the dataset into the desired groups : pie chart, bar chart, treemap.
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Drag the slice of the group to be processed out of the graph, onto the workspace.
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This creates a new pie chart with a selection equal to the slice's category.
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Drag the icon of the wanted analysis onto this second graph. It will change its type, but will retain the selection. The type of graph can be changed as many times as wished, all the analyses will be conducted on the same selection.
\n
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Conversely, the selection of an existing graph can be changed by dragging a pie slice onto its\ntitle. This allows to conduct successively the same analysis on different parts of the data.
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Selection based on a numerical field
\n
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Drag a numerical field from the blue zone to the title of an existing graph. The selection will consists of all the observations with a non-null value of the field. Typically a dummy variable (with values 0 or 1) would be used for this, but not necessarily.
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Combining selections
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Dragging a slice to the title of a graph which already has a selection will combine the two\nsets.
\n
If the two variables are the same, the resulting selection will be the union of the two sets. Example: a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches, and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you then drag the peach slice to the title of the graph, the selection will be Apples + Peaches
\n
If the two variables are not the same, the resulting selection will be the intersection of the two sets. Example : a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you change the variable defining the pie to split the data into Organic and Non-Organic, and drag the Organic\nslice to the title of the second graph, the selection will be Apples AND Organic.
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Conversions
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When loading the data, the Explorer identifies fields containing only numbers as numeric, and all others fields as categorical. Sometimes it is desirable to change this. Several possibilities exist.
\n
\n
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Drag a numerical field to the pink zone. The field is converted to categorical, the values are the same but as strings of characters.
\n
\n
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Drag a categorical field to the blue zone. Each category gives a dummy variable of the same name, Therefore, there are as many dummies as categories of the initial field, and all the dummies are exclusive. Example : COLOR is the categorical field converted:
\n
\n
\n
Original data:
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
\n
1
Blue
\n
2
Red
\n
3
Green
\n
4
Red
\n
\n
Data after the conversion
\n
\n
ID
Blue
Red
Green
\n
1
1
0
0
\n
2
0
1
0
\n
3
0
0
1
\n
4
0
1
0
\n
\n
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Drag the special numerical field "1" to the pink zone. This "pivots" the data. Each numerical field becomes a category of a new PIVOT field, whose value is in a new COUNT field.\nEach original record gives as many records as the number of numerical fields. Example: HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH are the numerical fields.
\n
\n
Original data :
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH
\n
1
Blue
142
25
11
\n
2
Red
175
12
16
\n
3
Green
109
48
14
\n
\n
Data after the pivot :
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
PIVOT
COUNT
\n
1
Blue
HEIGHT
142
\n
1
Blue
WIDTH
25
\n
1
Blue
DEPTH
11
\n
2
Red
HEIGHT
175
\n
2
Red
WIDTH
12
\n
2
Red
DEPTH
16
\n
3
Green
HEIGHT
109
\n
3
Green
WIDTH
48
\n
3
Green
DEPTH
14
\n
Units
\n
\n
All the analyses applied to categorical fields (whose icon is pink) count the observations. For example in a pie chart the slices are proportional to the number of observations of each category. Sometimes the counts have to be weighted. This is done by changing the "unit" of the graph, by dragging a numerical field onto the graph. The title of the graph is turned blue to indicate that the counts are weighted. The status bar also shows the values or percentages in the new unit. To remove the unit and go back to the normal counting, drag the special field "1" onto the graph.
\n
\n
\n
All the analyses that represents datapoints in a 2D plane ( scatter plot, PCA, discriminant analysis, ternary plot, etc) can also be modified. If a numerical field is set as unit, the datapoints are displayed as circles whose size is proportional to the unit :
\n
\n
Tools
Here are the various tools proposed by the toolbar at the bottom of the screen :
\n
\n
Sort : drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to sort the data in ascending order. Do the same sort again to sort in descending order. The sort is stable : to sort the data by a key consisting of field1,field2,field3, you must sort by field3 first, then field2, and finally field1.
\n
\n
\n
Clone. Drag this icon onto a graph to get a copy of it, with the same parameters. If the computation is slow, this allows to bypass the second computation.
\n
\n
\n
Add : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to create a new field. See below.
\n
\n
\n
Help. Drag this icon onto a graph to get some informations about the analysis, the results produced, the representation options, and the possible actions.
\n
\n
\n
Picture : Drag this icon onto a graph to get its image in png format.
\n
\n
\n
Table : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to get a table of the values of the dataset.\nDrag this icon onto a graph to get a table of the numerical results. They can be copied to the clipboard ( with control-C or command-C ) and pasted into another software.
\n
\n
\n
Dustbin : Drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to permanently remove the field ( if the field is used by some graphs, it cannot be removed ). Drag a pie slice, a bar, or a tree map slice onto this icon to permanently remove the corresponding records. The original input file is not modified.
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\n
Types of analysis
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Pie chart
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Bar chart
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Line chart
\n
Association diagram
\n
Word cloud
\n
Arc diagram
\n
Contingency table
\n
Multiple Correspondence analysis
\n
3-variable graph
\n
Treemap
\n
Chi-2 tests\n
\n
Pearson' chi-square test
\n
Yates' chi-square test
\n
G-test
\n
Fisher's exact test
\n
\n
\n
Gini impurity
\n
Entropy
\n
Repartition curve
\n
Distribution curve
\n
Scatter plot
\n
Ternary plot
\n
Andrew's curves
\n
Survey plot
\n
3D plot
\n
Correlations
\n
Autocorrelation plot
\n
Probability plot
\n
Tukey-lambda PPCC plot
\n
Lag plot
\n
General statistics
\n
Normality tests\n
\n
Shapiro-Wilk test
\n
Anderson-Darling test
\n
Lilliefors test
\n
D'Agostino test
\n
Anscombe test
\n
Omnibus test
\n
Jarque-Bera test
\n
\n
\n
Analysis of variance\n
\n
Bartlett's test
\n
F-test
\n
Levene test
\n
Brown Forsythe test
\n
Box's M test
\n
Student's T-test
\n
Welch T-test
\n
Hotelling's test
\n
Wilk's lambda
\n
Lawley-Hotelling trace
\n
Pillai trace
\n
Two-way anova
\n
\n
\n
Non-parametric tests\n
\n
Kolmogorov-Smirnov test
\n
Kruskal-Wallis test
\n
Jonckheere test
\n
Cochran Q test
\n
Durbin test
\n
Friedman test
\n
Mantel-Haenszel test
\n
Breslow-Day test
\n
Woolf test
\n
\n
\n
Principal components
\n
Canonical correlation analysis
\n
K-means
\n
K-medoids
\n
Fuzzy C-means
\n
Huen diagram
\n
Dendogram
\n
Radviz
\n
Discriminant analysis
\n
Regressions\n
\n
Linear regression
\n
Poisson regression
\n
Negative binomial regression
\n
Logistic regression
\n
Least angle regression
\n
\n
\n
Influence plot
\n
QQ plot
\n
Box plot
\n
Parallel coordinates
\n
Neural network (perceptron)
\n
In the browser
The Explorer can also be executed in any modern browser. Open app/index.html,\npaste the data from the clipboard, and click OK.
Credits
The Explorer takes advantage of some very useful npm modules :
\n
gapitoken Node.js module for Google API service account authorization
This Explorer allows to perform various statistical analyses and data mining operations in a very easy and intuitive way. As the name implies, this software aims at exploring data and getting quick insight of the order of magnitude of the observed objects. That's why it does focus on graphical representation and mouse driven operations, unlike the traditional statistical tools cluttered with numerous dialog boxes and lists with five decimal figures. You can, however, have the detailed numbers once your analysis is completed.
Download the latest version corresponding to your system (32bit or 64bit) from the release page. The application is bundled into a single exe file, thanks to BoxedApp Packer .
\n
Linux
\n
Follow the \"Build from source\" instructions below.
\n
Build from Source
\n
Should you want to go the Build & Deploy route -you'll require node.js (developed\non v6.1.0, confirmed to work on v4.7.3) and npm (comes with node.js, developed using v3.9.5, confirmed to work on v2.15.11).
\n
Download and unzip the Source files (zip or tar.gz) from the the release page, or clone the repository:
Enter the Explorer's directory with cd explorer-1.x/app (if you downloaded it from Releases) or cd explorer/app (if you cloned the repository).
\n
Install the dependencies:
\n
npm install
\n
And launch the app:
\n
npm start
\n
Data loading
\n
At launch time, the Explorer shows a window to choose the dataset to use. You can either drag and drop a file from your computer desktop, or click the clipboard button.
\n
\n
Various file formats are accepted :
\n
\n
\n\t
Source
\n\t
File extension
\n\t
Remarks
\n
\n
\n\t
Access
\n\t
mdb , accdb
\n\t
Access 2000 or higher
\n
\n
\n\t
ARFF / KEEL
\n\t
*
\n\t
No comments at the beginning of the file. \n\tThe first line must be @relation \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
BigQuery
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this: \nBigQuery \nclient_secret:/full/path/to/my_private_key.json \nquery:select * from lookerdata:cdc.project_tycho_reports limit 1000 \ntimeout:60000 \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
dBase
\n\t
dbf
\n\t
\n
\n
\t\n\t
Excel
\n\t
xlsx
\n\t
The names of the fields are expected at the top of the columns
\nmysql \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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\n\t
Postgres
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this:
\npostgres \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n \nor: \npostgres \nconnection:bob:secret@192.168.0.2/test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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\n
\n\t
R
\n\t
rdb
\n\t
Binary format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SAS
\n\t
sas7bdat
\t\n\t
Uncompressed format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SPLUS
\n\t
sdd
\n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
SPSS
\n\t
sav
\n\t
Uncompressed format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SQL Server
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this:
\n\t\tmssql \n\t\thost:192.168.0.121 \n\t\tusername:bob \n\t\tpassword:secret \n\t\tquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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\n\t
Stata
\n\t
dta
\t\n\t
Stata 8 or higher
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\n
\t\n\t
Tabular file
\n\t
*
\n\t
The names of the fields are expected on the first line
\n
\n
\n\t
Bzip2 file
\n\t
bz2
\n\t
The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
\n
\n
\n\t
Gzip file
\n\t
gz
\n\t
The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
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\n
\n\t
Web file
\n\t
*
\n\t
Contains the url of the data. The remote file must be in one of the previous formats
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If you click the clipboard button, the data must be in tabular form, with the name of the fields on the first line.
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Main window
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Once the data have been successfully loaded, the main window is displayed :
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Here are the elements of the interface :
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List of the categorical fields (aka \"the pink zone\"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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Icons of the existing analyses (graphs). To run a new analysis, just drag its icon to the workspace.
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List of the numerical fields (aka \"the blue zone\"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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Icons of the tools
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Status bar. This area gives at any time details about the object under the mouse, or the action your are about to do.
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Dock This area is used to keep graphs that are temporarily removed from the workspace.
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Version number
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Memory usage
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Workspace. This area is where the graphs are created and arranged.
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Graph
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To create a new graph, drag its icon to the workspace. Alternatively if you dont know which icon to look at, you can right-click or control-click on the workspace to get a menu with all the possible analyses.
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A graph is represented by an area with different noticeable parts :\n
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Close box. Click on this box to close the graph. All the computations done will be lost.
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Option menu. Some graphs have different ways of representing the results. In that case click on this sign to bring up the menu to choose from. Alternatively, right-click or control-click within the graph.
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Title bar. This area shows the current selection (see below). Click on this area to drag the graph around.
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Slots. These are the places where you can define the parameters of the analysis. Depending on the graph, different combinations of slots are shown. On a pink slot you can drag a categorical field. On a blue slot you can drag a numerical slot. Parameters can be swapped by dragging from one slot to another one ( of the same graph, and of the same color ).
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Resize box. Click on this box and drag to resize the graph.
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To change the type of a graph, drag the icon of the new type onto the graph. The new analysis will retain the parameters and selection of the previous one.
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Selection
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Every analysis can be restricted to a part of the data only. The set of observations (records) currently processed by a graph is named the selection, and is displayed in the title bar .\nInitially, the selection consists of all the observations, and the title is blank.
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Selection based on a categorical field
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Use a type of graph that allows to split the dataset into the desired groups : pie chart, bar chart, treemap.
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Drag the slice of the group to be processed out of the graph, onto the workspace.
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This creates a new pie chart with a selection equal to the slice's category.
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Drag the icon of the wanted analysis onto this second graph. It will change its type, but will retain the selection. The type of graph can be changed as many times as wished, all the analyses will be conducted on the same selection.
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Conversely, the selection of an existing graph can be changed by dragging a pie slice onto its\ntitle. This allows to conduct successively the same analysis on different parts of the data.
\n
Selection based on a numerical field
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Drag a numerical field from the blue zone to the title of an existing graph. The selection will consists of all the observations with a non-null value of the field. Typically a dummy variable (with values 0 or 1) would be used for this, but not necessarily.
\n
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Combining selections
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Dragging a slice to the title of a graph which already has a selection will combine the two\nsets.
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If the two variables are the same, the resulting selection will be the union of the two sets. Example: a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches, and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you then drag the peach slice to the title of the graph, the selection will be Apples + Peaches
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If the two variables are not the same, the resulting selection will be the intersection of the two sets. Example : a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you change the variable defining the pie to split the data into Organic and Non-Organic, and drag the Organic\nslice to the title of the second graph, the selection will be Apples AND Organic.
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Conversions
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When loading the data, the Explorer identifies fields containing only numbers as numeric, and all others fields as categorical. Sometimes it is desirable to change this. Several possibilities exist.
\n
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Drag a numerical field to the pink zone. The field is converted to categorical, the values are the same but as strings of characters.
\n
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Drag a categorical field to the blue zone. Each category gives a dummy variable of the same name, Therefore, there are as many dummies as categories of the initial field, and all the dummies are exclusive. Example : COLOR is the categorical field converted:
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Original data:
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\n
ID
COLOR
\n
1
Blue
\n
2
Red
\n
3
Green
\n
4
Red
\n
\n
Data after the conversion
\n
\n
ID
Blue
Red
Green
\n
1
1
0
0
\n
2
0
1
0
\n
3
0
0
1
\n
4
0
1
0
\n
\n
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Drag the special numerical field \"1\" to the pink zone. This \"pivots\" the data. Each numerical field becomes a category of a new PIVOT field, whose value is in a new COUNT field.\nEach original record gives as many records as the number of numerical fields. Example: HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH are the numerical fields.
\n
\n
Original data :
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH
\n
1
Blue
142
25
11
\n
2
Red
175
12
16
\n
3
Green
109
48
14
\n
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Data after the pivot :
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
PIVOT
COUNT
\n
1
Blue
HEIGHT
142
\n
1
Blue
WIDTH
25
\n
1
Blue
DEPTH
11
\n
2
Red
HEIGHT
175
\n
2
Red
WIDTH
12
\n
2
Red
DEPTH
16
\n
3
Green
HEIGHT
109
\n
3
Green
WIDTH
48
\n
3
Green
DEPTH
14
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Units
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All the analyses applied to categorical fields (whose icon is pink) count the observations. For example in a pie chart the slices are proportional to the number of observations of each category. Sometimes the counts have to be weighted. This is done by changing the \"unit\" of the graph, by dragging a numerical field onto the graph. The title of the graph is turned blue to indicate that the counts are weighted. The status bar also shows the values or percentages in the new unit. To remove the unit and go back to the normal counting, drag the special field \"1\" onto the graph.
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All the analyses that represents datapoints in a 2D plane ( scatter plot, PCA, discriminant analysis, ternary plot, etc) can also be modified. If a numerical field is set as unit, the datapoints are displayed as circles whose size is proportional to the unit :
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Tools
Here are the various tools proposed by the toolbar at the bottom of the screen :
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Sort : drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to sort the data in ascending order. Do the same sort again to sort in descending order. The sort is stable : to sort the data by a key consisting of field1,field2,field3, you must sort by field3 first, then field2, and finally field1.
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Clone. Drag this icon onto a graph to get a copy of it, with the same parameters. If the computation is slow, this allows to bypass the second computation.
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Add : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to create a new field. See below.
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Help. Drag this icon onto a graph to get some informations about the analysis, the results produced, the representation options, and the possible actions.
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Picture : Drag this icon onto a graph to get its image in png format.
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Table : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to get a table of the values of the dataset.\nDrag this icon onto a graph to get a table of the numerical results. They can be copied to the clipboard ( with control-C or command-C ) and pasted into another software.
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Dustbin : Drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to permanently remove the field ( if the field is used by some graphs, it cannot be removed ). Drag a pie slice, a bar, or a tree map slice onto this icon to permanently remove the corresponding records. The original input file is not modified.
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Types of analysis
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Pie chart
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Bar chart
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Line chart
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Association diagram
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Word cloud
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Arc diagram
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Contingency table
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Multiple Correspondence analysis
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3-variable graph
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Treemap
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Chi-2 tests\n
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Pearson' chi-square test
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Yates' chi-square test
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G-test
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Fisher's exact test
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Gini impurity
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Entropy
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Repartition curve
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Distribution curve
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Scatter plot
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Ternary plot
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Andrew's curves
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Survey plot
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3D plot
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Correlations
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Autocorrelation plot
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Probability plot
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Tukey-lambda PPCC plot
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Lag plot
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General statistics
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Normality tests\n
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Shapiro-Wilk test
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Anderson-Darling test
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Lilliefors test
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D'Agostino test
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Anscombe test
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Omnibus test
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Jarque-Bera test
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Analysis of variance\n
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Bartlett's test
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F-test
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Levene test
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Brown Forsythe test
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Box's M test
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Student's T-test
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Welch T-test
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Hotelling's test
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Wilk's lambda
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Lawley-Hotelling trace
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Pillai trace
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Two-way anova
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Non-parametric tests\n
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Kolmogorov-Smirnov test
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Kruskal-Wallis test
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Jonckheere test
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Cochran Q test
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Durbin test
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Friedman test
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Mantel-Haenszel test
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Breslow-Day test
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Woolf test
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Principal components
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Canonical correlation analysis
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K-means
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K-medoids
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Fuzzy C-means
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Huen diagram
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Dendogram
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Radviz
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Discriminant analysis
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Regressions\n
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Linear regression
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Poisson regression
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Negative binomial regression
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Logistic regression
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Least angle regression
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Influence plot
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QQ plot
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Box plot
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Parallel coordinates
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Neural network (perceptron)
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In the browser
The Explorer can also be executed in any modern browser. Open app/index.html,\npaste the data from the clipboard, and click OK.
Credits
The Explorer takes advantage of some very useful npm modules :
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gapitoken Node.js module for Google API service account authorization
This Explorer allows to perform various statistical analyses and data mining operations in a very easy and intuitive way. As the name implies, this software aims at exploring data and getting quick insight of the order of magnitude of the observed objects. That's why it does focus on graphical representation and mouse driven operations, unlike the traditional statistical tools cluttered with numerous dialog boxes and lists with five decimal figures. You can, however, have the detailed numbers once your analysis is completed.
Download the latest version corresponding to your system (32bit or 64bit) from the release page. The application is bundled into a single exe file, thanks to BoxedApp Packer .
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Linux
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Follow the "Build from source" instructions below.
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Build from Source
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Should you want to go the Build & Deploy route -you'll require node.js (developed\non v6.1.0, confirmed to work on v4.7.3) and npm (comes with node.js, developed using v3.9.5, confirmed to work on v2.15.11).
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Download and unzip the Source files (zip or tar.gz) from the the release page, or clone the repository:
Enter the Explorer's directory with cd explorer-1.x/app (if you downloaded it from Releases) or cd explorer/app (if you cloned the repository).
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Install the dependencies:
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npm install
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And launch the app:
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npm start
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Data loading
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At launch time, the Explorer shows a window to choose the dataset to use. You can either drag and drop a file from your computer desktop, or click the clipboard button.
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Various file formats are accepted :
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Source
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File extension
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Remarks
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\n\t
Access
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mdb , accdb
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Access 2000 or higher
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\n
\n\t
ARFF / KEEL
\n\t
*
\n\t
No comments at the beginning of the file. \n\tThe first line must be @relation \n\t
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\n
\n\t
BigQuery
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*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this: \nBigQuery \nclient_secret:/full/path/to/my_private_key.json \nquery:select * from lookerdata:cdc.project_tycho_reports limit 1000 \ntimeout:60000 \n\t
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\n
\n\t
dBase
\n\t
dbf
\n\t
\n
\n
\t\n\t
Excel
\n\t
xlsx
\n\t
The names of the fields are expected at the top of the columns
\nmysql \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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\n\t
Postgres
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this:
\npostgres \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n \nor: \npostgres \nconnection:bob:secret@192.168.0.2/test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
R
\n\t
rdb
\n\t
Binary format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SAS
\n\t
sas7bdat
\t\n\t
Uncompressed format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SPLUS
\n\t
sdd
\n\t
\n
\n
\n\t
SPSS
\n\t
sav
\n\t
Uncompressed format only
\n
\n
\n\t
SQL Server
\n\t
*
\n\t
A config file with a content like this:
\n\t\tmssql \n\t\thost:192.168.0.121 \n\t\tusername:bob \n\t\tpassword:secret \n\t\tquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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\n
\n\t
Stata
\n\t
dta
\t\n\t
Stata 8 or higher
\n
\n
\t\n\t
Tabular file
\n\t
*
\n\t
The names of the fields are expected on the first line
\n
\n
\n\t
Bzip2 file
\n\t
bz2
\n\t
The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
\n
\n
\n\t
Gzip file
\n\t
gz
\n\t
The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
\n
\n
\n\t
Web file
\n\t
*
\n\t
Contains the url of the data. The remote file must be in one of the previous formats
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If you click the clipboard button, the data must be in tabular form, with the name of the fields on the first line.
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Main window
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Once the data have been successfully loaded, the main window is displayed :
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Here are the elements of the interface :
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List of the categorical fields (aka "the pink zone"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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\n
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Icons of the existing analyses (graphs). To run a new analysis, just drag its icon to the workspace.
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List of the numerical fields (aka "the blue zone"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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Icons of the tools
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Status bar. This area gives at any time details about the object under the mouse, or the action your are about to do.
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\n
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Dock This area is used to keep graphs that are temporarily removed from the workspace.
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\n
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Version number
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\n
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Memory usage
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Workspace. This area is where the graphs are created and arranged.
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\n\n
Graph
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To create a new graph, drag its icon to the workspace. Alternatively if you dont know which icon to look at, you can right-click or control-click on the workspace to get a menu with all the possible analyses.
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A graph is represented by an area with different noticeable parts :\n
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Close box. Click on this box to close the graph. All the computations done will be lost.
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Option menu. Some graphs have different ways of representing the results. In that case click on this sign to bring up the menu to choose from. Alternatively, right-click or control-click within the graph.
\n
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Title bar. This area shows the current selection (see below). Click on this area to drag the graph around.
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Slots. These are the places where you can define the parameters of the analysis. Depending on the graph, different combinations of slots are shown. On a pink slot you can drag a categorical field. On a blue slot you can drag a numerical slot. Parameters can be swapped by dragging from one slot to another one ( of the same graph, and of the same color ).
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Resize box. Click on this box and drag to resize the graph.
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\n\n
To change the type of a graph, drag the icon of the new type onto the graph. The new analysis will retain the parameters and selection of the previous one.
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Selection
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Every analysis can be restricted to a part of the data only. The set of observations (records) currently processed by a graph is named the selection, and is displayed in the title bar .\nInitially, the selection consists of all the observations, and the title is blank.
\n
Selection based on a categorical field
\n
\n
Use a type of graph that allows to split the dataset into the desired groups : pie chart, bar chart, treemap.
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Drag the slice of the group to be processed out of the graph, onto the workspace.
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This creates a new pie chart with a selection equal to the slice's category.
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Drag the icon of the wanted analysis onto this second graph. It will change its type, but will retain the selection. The type of graph can be changed as many times as wished, all the analyses will be conducted on the same selection.
\n
\n
Conversely, the selection of an existing graph can be changed by dragging a pie slice onto its\ntitle. This allows to conduct successively the same analysis on different parts of the data.
\n
Selection based on a numerical field
\n
\n
Drag a numerical field from the blue zone to the title of an existing graph. The selection will consists of all the observations with a non-null value of the field. Typically a dummy variable (with values 0 or 1) would be used for this, but not necessarily.
\n
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Combining selections
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Dragging a slice to the title of a graph which already has a selection will combine the two\nsets.
\n
If the two variables are the same, the resulting selection will be the union of the two sets. Example: a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches, and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you then drag the peach slice to the title of the graph, the selection will be Apples + Peaches
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If the two variables are not the same, the resulting selection will be the intersection of the two sets. Example : a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you change the variable defining the pie to split the data into Organic and Non-Organic, and drag the Organic\nslice to the title of the second graph, the selection will be Apples AND Organic.
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Conversions
\n
When loading the data, the Explorer identifies fields containing only numbers as numeric, and all others fields as categorical. Sometimes it is desirable to change this. Several possibilities exist.
\n
\n
\n
Drag a numerical field to the pink zone. The field is converted to categorical, the values are the same but as strings of characters.
\n
\n
\n
Drag a categorical field to the blue zone. Each category gives a dummy variable of the same name, Therefore, there are as many dummies as categories of the initial field, and all the dummies are exclusive. Example : COLOR is the categorical field converted:
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Original data:
\n
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ID
COLOR
\n
1
Blue
\n
2
Red
\n
3
Green
\n
4
Red
\n
\n
Data after the conversion
\n
\n
ID
Blue
Red
Green
\n
1
1
0
0
\n
2
0
1
0
\n
3
0
0
1
\n
4
0
1
0
\n
\n
\n
Drag the special numerical field "1" to the pink zone. This "pivots" the data. Each numerical field becomes a category of a new PIVOT field, whose value is in a new COUNT field.\nEach original record gives as many records as the number of numerical fields. Example: HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH are the numerical fields.
\n
\n
Original data :
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH
\n
1
Blue
142
25
11
\n
2
Red
175
12
16
\n
3
Green
109
48
14
\n
\n
Data after the pivot :
\n
\n
ID
COLOR
PIVOT
COUNT
\n
1
Blue
HEIGHT
142
\n
1
Blue
WIDTH
25
\n
1
Blue
DEPTH
11
\n
2
Red
HEIGHT
175
\n
2
Red
WIDTH
12
\n
2
Red
DEPTH
16
\n
3
Green
HEIGHT
109
\n
3
Green
WIDTH
48
\n
3
Green
DEPTH
14
\n
Units
\n
\n
All the analyses applied to categorical fields (whose icon is pink) count the observations. For example in a pie chart the slices are proportional to the number of observations of each category. Sometimes the counts have to be weighted. This is done by changing the "unit" of the graph, by dragging a numerical field onto the graph. The title of the graph is turned blue to indicate that the counts are weighted. The status bar also shows the values or percentages in the new unit. To remove the unit and go back to the normal counting, drag the special field "1" onto the graph.
\n
\n
\n
All the analyses that represents datapoints in a 2D plane ( scatter plot, PCA, discriminant analysis, ternary plot, etc) can also be modified. If a numerical field is set as unit, the datapoints are displayed as circles whose size is proportional to the unit :
\n
\n
Tools
Here are the various tools proposed by the toolbar at the bottom of the screen :
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Sort : drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to sort the data in ascending order. Do the same sort again to sort in descending order. The sort is stable : to sort the data by a key consisting of field1,field2,field3, you must sort by field3 first, then field2, and finally field1.
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Clone. Drag this icon onto a graph to get a copy of it, with the same parameters. If the computation is slow, this allows to bypass the second computation.
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Add : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to create a new field. See below.
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Help. Drag this icon onto a graph to get some informations about the analysis, the results produced, the representation options, and the possible actions.
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Picture : Drag this icon onto a graph to get its image in png format.
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Table : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to get a table of the values of the dataset.\nDrag this icon onto a graph to get a table of the numerical results. They can be copied to the clipboard ( with control-C or command-C ) and pasted into another software.
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Dustbin : Drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to permanently remove the field ( if the field is used by some graphs, it cannot be removed ). Drag a pie slice, a bar, or a tree map slice onto this icon to permanently remove the corresponding records. The original input file is not modified.
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Types of analysis
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Pie chart
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Bar chart
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Line chart
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Association diagram
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Word cloud
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Arc diagram
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Contingency table
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Multiple Correspondence analysis
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3-variable graph
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Treemap
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Chi-2 tests\n
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Pearson' chi-square test
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Yates' chi-square test
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G-test
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Fisher's exact test
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Gini impurity
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Entropy
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Repartition curve
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Distribution curve
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Scatter plot
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Ternary plot
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Andrew's curves
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Survey plot
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3D plot
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Correlations
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Autocorrelation plot
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Probability plot
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Tukey-lambda PPCC plot
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Lag plot
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General statistics
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Normality tests\n
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Shapiro-Wilk test
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Anderson-Darling test
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Lilliefors test
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D'Agostino test
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Anscombe test
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Omnibus test
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Jarque-Bera test
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Analysis of variance\n
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Bartlett's test
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F-test
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Levene test
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Brown Forsythe test
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Box's M test
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Student's T-test
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Welch T-test
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Hotelling's test
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Wilk's lambda
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Lawley-Hotelling trace
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Pillai trace
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Two-way anova
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Non-parametric tests\n
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Kolmogorov-Smirnov test
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Kruskal-Wallis test
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Jonckheere test
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Cochran Q test
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Durbin test
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Friedman test
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Mantel-Haenszel test
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Breslow-Day test
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Woolf test
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Principal components
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Canonical correlation analysis
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K-means
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K-medoids
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Fuzzy C-means
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Huen diagram
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Dendogram
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Radviz
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Discriminant analysis
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Regressions\n
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Linear regression
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Poisson regression
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Negative binomial regression
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Logistic regression
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Least angle regression
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Influence plot
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QQ plot
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Box plot
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Parallel coordinates
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Neural network (perceptron)
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In the browser
The Explorer can also be executed in any modern browser. Open app/index.html,\npaste the data from the clipboard, and click OK.
Credits
The Explorer takes advantage of some very useful npm modules :
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gapitoken Node.js module for Google API service account authorization
This Explorer allows to perform various statistical analyses and data mining operations in a very easy and intuitive way. As the name implies, this software aims at exploring data and getting quick insight of the order of magnitude of the observed objects. That's why it does focus on graphical representation and mouse driven operations, unlike the traditional statistical tools cluttered with numerous dialog boxes and lists with five decimal figures. You can, however, have the detailed numbers once your analysis is completed.
Download the latest version corresponding to your system (32bit or 64bit) from the release page. The application is bundled into a single exe file, thanks to BoxedApp Packer .
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Linux
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Follow the \"Build from source\" instructions below.
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Build from Source
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Should you want to go the Build & Deploy route -you'll require node.js (developed\non v6.1.0, confirmed to work on v4.7.3) and npm (comes with node.js, developed using v3.9.5, confirmed to work on v2.15.11).
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Download and unzip the Source files (zip or tar.gz) from the the release page, or clone the repository:
Enter the Explorer's directory with cd explorer-1.x/app (if you downloaded it from Releases) or cd explorer/app (if you cloned the repository).
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Install the dependencies:
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npm install
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And launch the app:
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npm start
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Data loading
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At launch time, the Explorer shows a window to choose the dataset to use. You can either drag and drop a file from your computer desktop, or click the clipboard button.
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Various file formats are accepted :
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Source
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File extension
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Remarks
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Access
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mdb , accdb
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Access 2000 or higher
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ARFF / KEEL
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*
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No comments at the beginning of the file. \n\tThe first line must be @relation \n\t
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BigQuery
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*
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A config file with a content like this: \nBigQuery \nclient_secret:/full/path/to/my_private_key.json \nquery:select * from lookerdata:cdc.project_tycho_reports limit 1000 \ntimeout:60000 \n\t
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dBase
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dbf
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Excel
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xlsx
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The names of the fields are expected at the top of the columns
\nmysql \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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Postgres
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*
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A config file with a content like this:
\npostgres \nhost:192.168.0.2 \nuser:bob \npassword:secret \ndatabase:test \nquery:select * from mytable \n \nor: \npostgres \nconnection:bob:secret@192.168.0.2/test \nquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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R
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rdb
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Binary format only
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SAS
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sas7bdat
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Uncompressed format only
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SPLUS
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sdd
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SPSS
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sav
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Uncompressed format only
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SQL Server
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*
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A config file with a content like this:
\n\t\tmssql \n\t\thost:192.168.0.121 \n\t\tusername:bob \n\t\tpassword:secret \n\t\tquery:select * from mytable \n\t
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Stata
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dta
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Stata 8 or higher
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Tabular file
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*
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The names of the fields are expected on the first line
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Bzip2 file
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bz2
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The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
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Gzip file
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gz
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The uncompressed file must be in one of the previous formats
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Web file
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*
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Contains the url of the data. The remote file must be in one of the previous formats
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If you click the clipboard button, the data must be in tabular form, with the name of the fields on the first line.
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Main window
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Once the data have been successfully loaded, the main window is displayed :
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Here are the elements of the interface :
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List of the categorical fields (aka \"the pink zone\"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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Icons of the existing analyses (graphs). To run a new analysis, just drag its icon to the workspace.
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List of the numerical fields (aka \"the blue zone\"). By default only 10 fields are displayed. To resize the list, move the mouse just below the list and drag to shrink or extend the list. To scroll the list, move the mouse to the right of the list.
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Icons of the tools
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Status bar. This area gives at any time details about the object under the mouse, or the action your are about to do.
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Dock This area is used to keep graphs that are temporarily removed from the workspace.
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Version number
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Memory usage
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Workspace. This area is where the graphs are created and arranged.
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Graph
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To create a new graph, drag its icon to the workspace. Alternatively if you dont know which icon to look at, you can right-click or control-click on the workspace to get a menu with all the possible analyses.
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A graph is represented by an area with different noticeable parts :\n
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Close box. Click on this box to close the graph. All the computations done will be lost.
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Option menu. Some graphs have different ways of representing the results. In that case click on this sign to bring up the menu to choose from. Alternatively, right-click or control-click within the graph.
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Title bar. This area shows the current selection (see below). Click on this area to drag the graph around.
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Slots. These are the places where you can define the parameters of the analysis. Depending on the graph, different combinations of slots are shown. On a pink slot you can drag a categorical field. On a blue slot you can drag a numerical slot. Parameters can be swapped by dragging from one slot to another one ( of the same graph, and of the same color ).
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Resize box. Click on this box and drag to resize the graph.
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To change the type of a graph, drag the icon of the new type onto the graph. The new analysis will retain the parameters and selection of the previous one.
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Selection
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Every analysis can be restricted to a part of the data only. The set of observations (records) currently processed by a graph is named the selection, and is displayed in the title bar .\nInitially, the selection consists of all the observations, and the title is blank.
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Selection based on a categorical field
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Use a type of graph that allows to split the dataset into the desired groups : pie chart, bar chart, treemap.
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Drag the slice of the group to be processed out of the graph, onto the workspace.
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This creates a new pie chart with a selection equal to the slice's category.
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Drag the icon of the wanted analysis onto this second graph. It will change its type, but will retain the selection. The type of graph can be changed as many times as wished, all the analyses will be conducted on the same selection.
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Conversely, the selection of an existing graph can be changed by dragging a pie slice onto its\ntitle. This allows to conduct successively the same analysis on different parts of the data.
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Selection based on a numerical field
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Drag a numerical field from the blue zone to the title of an existing graph. The selection will consists of all the observations with a non-null value of the field. Typically a dummy variable (with values 0 or 1) would be used for this, but not necessarily.
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Combining selections
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Dragging a slice to the title of a graph which already has a selection will combine the two\nsets.
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If the two variables are the same, the resulting selection will be the union of the two sets. Example: a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches, and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you then drag the peach slice to the title of the graph, the selection will be Apples + Peaches
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If the two variables are not the same, the resulting selection will be the intersection of the two sets. Example : a pie graph splits the data into Apples, Pears, Peaches and Apricots. If you drag the apple slice to the title of another graph, the selection will be Apples. If you change the variable defining the pie to split the data into Organic and Non-Organic, and drag the Organic\nslice to the title of the second graph, the selection will be Apples AND Organic.
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Conversions
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When loading the data, the Explorer identifies fields containing only numbers as numeric, and all others fields as categorical. Sometimes it is desirable to change this. Several possibilities exist.
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Drag a numerical field to the pink zone. The field is converted to categorical, the values are the same but as strings of characters.
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Drag a categorical field to the blue zone. Each category gives a dummy variable of the same name, Therefore, there are as many dummies as categories of the initial field, and all the dummies are exclusive. Example : COLOR is the categorical field converted:
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Original data:
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ID
COLOR
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1
Blue
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2
Red
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3
Green
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4
Red
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Data after the conversion
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ID
Blue
Red
Green
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1
1
0
0
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2
0
1
0
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3
0
0
1
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4
0
1
0
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Drag the special numerical field \"1\" to the pink zone. This \"pivots\" the data. Each numerical field becomes a category of a new PIVOT field, whose value is in a new COUNT field.\nEach original record gives as many records as the number of numerical fields. Example: HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH are the numerical fields.
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Original data :
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ID
COLOR
HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH
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1
Blue
142
25
11
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2
Red
175
12
16
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3
Green
109
48
14
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Data after the pivot :
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ID
COLOR
PIVOT
COUNT
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1
Blue
HEIGHT
142
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1
Blue
WIDTH
25
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1
Blue
DEPTH
11
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2
Red
HEIGHT
175
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2
Red
WIDTH
12
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2
Red
DEPTH
16
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3
Green
HEIGHT
109
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3
Green
WIDTH
48
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3
Green
DEPTH
14
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Units
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All the analyses applied to categorical fields (whose icon is pink) count the observations. For example in a pie chart the slices are proportional to the number of observations of each category. Sometimes the counts have to be weighted. This is done by changing the \"unit\" of the graph, by dragging a numerical field onto the graph. The title of the graph is turned blue to indicate that the counts are weighted. The status bar also shows the values or percentages in the new unit. To remove the unit and go back to the normal counting, drag the special field \"1\" onto the graph.
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All the analyses that represents datapoints in a 2D plane ( scatter plot, PCA, discriminant analysis, ternary plot, etc) can also be modified. If a numerical field is set as unit, the datapoints are displayed as circles whose size is proportional to the unit :
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Tools
Here are the various tools proposed by the toolbar at the bottom of the screen :
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Sort : drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to sort the data in ascending order. Do the same sort again to sort in descending order. The sort is stable : to sort the data by a key consisting of field1,field2,field3, you must sort by field3 first, then field2, and finally field1.
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Clone. Drag this icon onto a graph to get a copy of it, with the same parameters. If the computation is slow, this allows to bypass the second computation.
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Add : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to create a new field. See below.
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Help. Drag this icon onto a graph to get some informations about the analysis, the results produced, the representation options, and the possible actions.
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Picture : Drag this icon onto a graph to get its image in png format.
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Table : Drag this icon to the pink or blue zone to get a table of the values of the dataset.\nDrag this icon onto a graph to get a table of the numerical results. They can be copied to the clipboard ( with control-C or command-C ) and pasted into another software.
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Dustbin : Drag this icon onto a field, or drag a field onto this icon to permanently remove the field ( if the field is used by some graphs, it cannot be removed ). Drag a pie slice, a bar, or a tree map slice onto this icon to permanently remove the corresponding records. The original input file is not modified.
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Types of analysis
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Pie chart
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Bar chart
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Line chart
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Association diagram
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Word cloud
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Arc diagram
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Contingency table
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Multiple Correspondence analysis
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3-variable graph
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Treemap
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Chi-2 tests\n
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Pearson' chi-square test
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Yates' chi-square test
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G-test
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Fisher's exact test
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Gini impurity
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Entropy
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Repartition curve
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Distribution curve
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Scatter plot
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Ternary plot
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Andrew's curves
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Survey plot
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3D plot
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Correlations
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Autocorrelation plot
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Probability plot
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Tukey-lambda PPCC plot
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Lag plot
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General statistics
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Normality tests\n
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Shapiro-Wilk test
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Anderson-Darling test
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Lilliefors test
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D'Agostino test
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Anscombe test
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Omnibus test
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Jarque-Bera test
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Analysis of variance\n
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Bartlett's test
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F-test
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Levene test
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Brown Forsythe test
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Box's M test
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Student's T-test
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Welch T-test
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Hotelling's test
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Wilk's lambda
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Lawley-Hotelling trace
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Pillai trace
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Two-way anova
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Non-parametric tests\n
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Kolmogorov-Smirnov test
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Kruskal-Wallis test
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Jonckheere test
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Cochran Q test
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Durbin test
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Friedman test
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Mantel-Haenszel test
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Breslow-Day test
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Woolf test
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Principal components
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Canonical correlation analysis
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K-means
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K-medoids
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Fuzzy C-means
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Huen diagram
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Dendogram
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Radviz
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Discriminant analysis
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Regressions\n
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Linear regression
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Poisson regression
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Negative binomial regression
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Logistic regression
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Least angle regression
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Influence plot
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QQ plot
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Box plot
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Parallel coordinates
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Neural network (perceptron)
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In the browser
The Explorer can also be executed in any modern browser. Open app/index.html,\npaste the data from the clipboard, and click OK.
Credits
The Explorer takes advantage of some very useful npm modules :
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gapitoken Node.js module for Google API service account authorization
Fastlane - Book Uber from your menubar, fast and simple.
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Why?
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I wanted to build something with React and Electron so I started thinking during Christmas what I wanted to build and I realized when I sat at the computer and did not know where my cell phone was to be able to book an Uber then it hit me that an Mac App for Uber would be fun to build and Uber pretty recently released their API endpoint for requests. Success!
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I started of using Sketch and moked everything up in Html, Css and then React. I have noticed that the code and structure could easily be rewritten to be more easy to understand and use.
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Installation
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Run npm-install to install all dependencies and rename config-template.json to config.json and add your API-keys from (https://developer.uber.com).
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Start the app by running npm run start and to build the packade npm run build.
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TODO
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Reduce bundle size
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Refactor code
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Remove Api-server and use client only (CORS support)
Fastlane - Book Uber from your menubar, fast and simple.
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Why?
\n
I wanted to build something with React and Electron so I started thinking during Christmas what I wanted to build and I realized when I sat at the computer and did not know where my cell phone was to be able to book an Uber then it hit me that an Mac App for Uber would be fun to build and Uber pretty recently released their API endpoint for requests. Success!
\n
I started of using Sketch and moked everything up in Html, Css and then React. I have noticed that the code and structure could easily be rewritten to be more easy to understand and use.
\n
Installation
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Run npm-install to install all dependencies and rename config-template.json to config.json and add your API-keys from (https://developer.uber.com).
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Start the app by running npm run start and to build the packade npm run build.
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TODO
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Reduce bundle size
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Refactor code
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Remove Api-server and use client only (CORS support)
New feature suggestions or UI improvements are always welcome.
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This project is powered by open source volunteers, so we have a limited amount of development resource to address all requests. We will certainly make best efforts to progress (particularly for those with strong community upvotes).
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Code Contributions
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Code contributions are always welcome! Just try to follow our coding style: Coding Style Wiki coming soon.
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If you plan to contribute, please create a Github issue (or comment on the relevant existing issue) so we can help coordinate with upcoming release plans.
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For a general workflow, see Github's guide to Fork a Repo.
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Pull requests (PRs) should generally be for discrete issues (i.e. one issue per PR please) and be clean to merge against the current master branch. It would also be helpful if you can confirm what testing has been done (specific O/S targets if applicable).
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A usual naming approach for feature branches is issue-###. Include the issue number in your commit message / pull request description to link the PR to the original issue.
New feature suggestions or UI improvements are always welcome.
\n
This project is powered by open source volunteers, so we have a limited amount of development resource to address all requests. We will certainly make best efforts to progress (particularly for those with strong community upvotes).
\n
Code Contributions
\n
Code contributions are always welcome! Just try to follow our coding style: Coding Style Wiki coming soon.
\n
If you plan to contribute, please create a Github issue (or comment on the relevant existing issue) so we can help coordinate with upcoming release plans.
\n
For a general workflow, see Github's guide to Fork a Repo.
\n
Pull requests (PRs) should generally be for discrete issues (i.e. one issue per PR please) and be clean to merge against the current master branch. It would also be helpful if you can confirm what testing has been done (specific O/S targets if applicable).
\n
A usual naming approach for feature branches is issue-###. Include the issue number in your commit message / pull request description to link the PR to the original issue.
Ferdi is a messaging browser that allows you to combine your favorite messaging services into one application. It is based on Franz - a software already used by thousands of people - with the difference that Ferdi gives you many additional features and doesn't restrict its usage! Ferdi is compatible with your existing Franz account so you can continue right where you left off. Find out more about Ferdi and its features on getferdi.com.
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Features
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Ferdi puts all your messaging services into one place
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Native support for 100+ services
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Workspaces to keep your personal and work life separated
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Support for multiple accounts on any service
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Dark Mode support for all of your services
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Optional cloud sync to keep your services synchronized between devices
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Better control over when you get which notifications
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Cross-platform so you can view your services on all your computers
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Full proxy support to work in every network environment
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Ferdi speaks your language: Support for 20+ languages
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...and best of all:
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Its completely free! There are no restrictions on features, no paywalls
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What does Ferdi look like?
\n\nToggle screenshots\n
\n\n"Keep all your messaging services in one place."\n\n"Order your services with Ferdi Workspaces."\n\n"Always keep your Todos list open with Ferdi Todos."\n\n"Supporting all your services."\n
Ferdi has three separate AUR packages you can use:
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ferdi: Uses your system electron version to run the latest release - this version will work best on most systems.
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ferdi-bin: Uses the latest Fedora release and extracts it to Arch. Use this version if you are having trouble with the ferdi package.
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ferdi-git: Uses your system electron version to run the latest commit from the develop branch and may be unstable but may also give you features that are not yet available in other versions. Please only use ferdi-git if you accept these risks.
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If you use an AUR Helper e.g. yay, simply install it via yay -S ferdi.
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What makes Ferdi different from Franz?
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Removes unproductive paywalls and other other interruptions
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Removes the counter-productive fullscreen app delay inviting users to upgrade
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Removes pages begging you to donate after registration
It is important you execute the last command to get the required submodules (recipes, server).
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Install dependencies
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Run the following command to install all dependencies, and link sibling modules with Ferdi.
\n
$ npx lerna bootstrap
\n
If you previously ran npm install it sometimes is necessary to delete your node_modules folder before running npx lerna bootstrap. If you encounter the gyp: No Xcode or CLT version error on macOS at this step, please have a look here.
\n
Fix native modules to match current electron node version
\n
$ npm run rebuild
\n
Start development app
\n
Run these two commands simultaneously in different terminals:
\n
$ npm run dev\n$ DEBUG=Ferdi:* npm run start
\n
Optionally, you can run both commands in one terminal with misty (see misty.yml):
Once the draft release assets are uploaded (13 assets), publish the release. The last commit of the release branch will be tagged. You can then merge release into master and back into develop if needed.
The draft release and assets will be available in getferdi/nightlies releases. You need to manually publish the draft release as a pre-release for now.
\n
Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
Ferdi is a messaging browser that allows you to combine your favorite messaging services into one application. It is based on Franz - a software already used by thousands of people - with the difference that Ferdi gives you many additional features and doesn't restrict its usage! Ferdi is compatible with your existing Franz account so you can continue right where you left off. Find out more about Ferdi and its features on getferdi.com.
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Features
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Ferdi puts all your messaging services into one place
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Native support for 100+ services
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Workspaces to keep your personal and work life separated
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Support for multiple accounts on any service
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Dark Mode support for all of your services
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Optional cloud sync to keep your services synchronized between devices
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Better control over when you get which notifications
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Cross-platform so you can view your services on all your computers
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Full proxy support to work in every network environment
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Ferdi speaks your language: Support for 20+ languages
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...and best of all:
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Its completely free! There are no restrictions on features, no paywalls
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What does Ferdi look like?
\n\nToggle screenshots\n
\n\n\"Keep all your messaging services in one place.\"\n\n\"Order your services with Ferdi Workspaces.\"\n\n\"Always keep your Todos list open with Ferdi Todos.\"\n\n\"Supporting all your services.\"\n
Ferdi has three separate AUR packages you can use:
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ferdi: Uses your system electron version to run the latest release - this version will work best on most systems.
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ferdi-bin: Uses the latest Fedora release and extracts it to Arch. Use this version if you are having trouble with the ferdi package.
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ferdi-git: Uses your system electron version to run the latest commit from the develop branch and may be unstable but may also give you features that are not yet available in other versions. Please only use ferdi-git if you accept these risks.
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If you use an AUR Helper e.g. yay, simply install it via yay -S ferdi.
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What makes Ferdi different from Franz?
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Removes unproductive paywalls and other other interruptions
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Removes the counter-productive fullscreen app delay inviting users to upgrade
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Removes pages begging you to donate after registration
It is important you execute the last command to get the required submodules (recipes, server).
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Install dependencies
\n
Run the following command to install all dependencies, and link sibling modules with Ferdi.
\n
$ npx lerna bootstrap
\n
If you previously ran npm install it sometimes is necessary to delete your node_modules folder before running npx lerna bootstrap. If you encounter the gyp: No Xcode or CLT version error on macOS at this step, please have a look here.
\n
Fix native modules to match current electron node version
\n
$ npm run rebuild
\n
Start development app
\n
Run these two commands simultaneously in different terminals:
\n
$ npm run dev\n$ DEBUG=Ferdi:* npm run start
\n
Optionally, you can run both commands in one terminal with misty (see misty.yml):
Once the draft release assets are uploaded (13 assets), publish the release. The last commit of the release branch will be tagged. You can then merge release into master and back into develop if needed.
The draft release and assets will be available in getferdi/nightlies releases. You need to manually publish the draft release as a pre-release for now.
\n
Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
The Final Countdown is a cross-platform desktop application that uses demographic information, health metrics, and the World Population API to generate a running clock counting down to the precise moment you'll drop dead. Make every second count.
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The application logic is written in JavaScript and rendered with the Electron framework.
NSS - Incredible web development program in Nashille, TN.
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The Final Countdown
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The Final Countdown is a cross-platform desktop application that uses demographic information, health metrics, and the World Population API to generate a running clock counting down to the precise moment you'll drop dead. Make every second count.
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The application logic is written in JavaScript and rendered with the Electron framework.
The Final Countdown is a cross-platform desktop application that uses demographic information, health metrics, and the World Population API to generate a running clock counting down to the precise moment you'll drop dead. Make every second count.
\n
The application logic is written in JavaScript and rendered with the Electron framework.
NSS - Incredible web development program in Nashille, TN.
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The Final Countdown
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The Final Countdown is a cross-platform desktop application that uses demographic information, health metrics, and the World Population API to generate a running clock counting down to the precise moment you'll drop dead. Make every second count.
\n
The application logic is written in JavaScript and rendered with the Electron framework.
Ferdi is a messaging browser that allows you to combine your favorite messaging services into one application. It is based on Franz - a software already used by thousands of people - with the difference that Ferdi gives you many additonal features and doesn't restrict its usage! Ferdi is compatible with your existing Franz account so you can continue right where you left off. Find out more about Ferdi and its features on getferdi.com.
\n
What does Ferdi look like?
\n\nToggle screenshots\n
\n\n"Keep all your messaging services in one place."\n\n"Order your services with Ferdi Workspaces."\n\n"Always keep your Todo list open with Ferdi Todos."\n\n"Supporting all your services."\n
Makes RocketChat self-hosted generally available (#6)
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Comes with a custom branding proper to Ferdi
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UI improvements
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Development
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Install OS dependencies
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Node.js
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Please make sure you are running NodeJS v10 (v10.16.3 suggested). Versions above will throw an errow when trying to install due to an old fsevent dependency.
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Git
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The version 2.23.0 for Git is working fine for development. You can then use the console from Git to do the development procedure.
When pushing a new tag, the CI builds will create a draft GitHub release and upload the deliverables in the draft release assets. Wait for all the assets to be uploaded before publishing the draft release.
\n
Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
Ferdi is a messaging browser that allows you to combine your favorite messaging services into one application. It is based on Franz - a software already used by thousands of people - with the difference that Ferdi gives you many additonal features and doesn't restrict its usage! Ferdi is compatible with your existing Franz account so you can continue right where you left off. Find out more about Ferdi and its features on getferdi.com.
\n
What does Ferdi look like?
\n\nToggle screenshots\n
\n\n\"Keep all your messaging services in one place.\"\n\n\"Order your services with Ferdi Workspaces.\"\n\n\"Always keep your Todo list open with Ferdi Todos.\"\n\n\"Supporting all your services.\"\n
Makes RocketChat self-hosted generally available (#6)
\n
Comes with a custom branding proper to Ferdi
\n
UI improvements
\n
\n
Development
\n
Install OS dependencies
\n
Node.js
\n
Please make sure you are running NodeJS v10 (v10.16.3 suggested). Versions above will throw an errow when trying to install due to an old fsevent dependency.
\n
Git
\n
The version 2.23.0 for Git is working fine for development. You can then use the console from Git to do the development procedure.
When pushing a new tag, the CI builds will create a draft GitHub release and upload the deliverables in the draft release assets. Wait for all the assets to be uploaded before publishing the draft release.
\n
Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
New feature suggestions or UI improvements are always welcome.
\n
This project is powered by open source volunteers, so we have a limited amount of development resource to address all requests. We will certainly make best efforts to progress (particularly for those with strong community upvotes).
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Code Contributions
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Code contributions are always welcome! Just try to follow our coding style: Coding Style Wiki coming soon.
\n
If you plan to contribute, please create a Github issue (or comment on the relevant existing issue) so we can help coordinate with upcoming release plans.
\n
For a general workflow, see Github's guide to Fork a Repo.
\n
Pull requests (PRs) should generally be for discrete issues (i.e. one issue per PR please) and be clean to merge against the current master branch. It would also be helpful if you can confirm what testing has been done (specific O/S targets if applicable).
\n
A usual naming approach for feature branches is issue-###. Include the issue number in your commit message / pull request description to link the PR to the original issue.
New feature suggestions or UI improvements are always welcome.
\n
This project is powered by open source volunteers, so we have a limited amount of development resource to address all requests. We will certainly make best efforts to progress (particularly for those with strong community upvotes).
\n
Code Contributions
\n
Code contributions are always welcome! Just try to follow our coding style: Coding Style Wiki coming soon.
\n
If you plan to contribute, please create a Github issue (or comment on the relevant existing issue) so we can help coordinate with upcoming release plans.
\n
For a general workflow, see Github's guide to Fork a Repo.
\n
Pull requests (PRs) should generally be for discrete issues (i.e. one issue per PR please) and be clean to merge against the current master branch. It would also be helpful if you can confirm what testing has been done (specific O/S targets if applicable).
\n
A usual naming approach for feature branches is issue-###. Include the issue number in your commit message / pull request description to link the PR to the original issue.
Flawesome is a modern productivity tool that will help you organise your day-today work and thoughts.\n \nAll the three application components i.e. The Notebook, The Sticky Notes and The Todolist are driven by the Calendar. This makes it more like a digital diary with some additional features.
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Download
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Go to Release and download the latest application setup by clicking on assets.
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Currently I have only generated the package for Windows, but soon it will be available for macos and linux aswell.
MIT Copyright (c) 2020 Ashish Bharadwaj J\nRefer to License.md file for details\n
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Like my work ? Want to support ?
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Flawesome
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Flawesome is a modern productivity tool that will help you organise your day-today work and thoughts.\n \nAll the three application components i.e. The Notebook, The Sticky Notes and The Todolist are driven by the Calendar. This makes it more like a digital diary with some additional features.
\n
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\n
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Download
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Go to Release and download the latest application setup by clicking on assets.
\n
Currently I have only generated the package for Windows, but soon it will be available for macos and linux aswell.
For Windows 10 users, the recommended way of installation is through Microsoft Store.\nThis enables auto-update and experimental ARM64 support.\nmacOS users can also get Fluent Reader from the Mac App Store.
If you enjoyed using the app, consider supporting its development by donating through Open Collective or Paypal.
\n
Build from source
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# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Compile ts & dependencies\nnpm run build\n\n# Start the application\nnpm run electron\n\n# Generate certificate for signature\nelectron-builder create-self-signed-cert\n# Package the app for Windows\nnpm run package-win\n
For Windows 10 users, the recommended way of installation is through Microsoft Store.\nThis enables auto-update and experimental ARM64 support.\nmacOS users can also get Fluent Reader from the Mac App Store.
If you enjoyed using the app, consider supporting its development by donating through Open Collective or Paypal.
\n
Build from source
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Compile ts & dependencies\nnpm run build\n\n# Start the application\nnpm run electron\n\n# Generate certificate for signature\nelectron-builder create-self-signed-cert\n# Package the app for Windows\nnpm run package-win\n
Foco is a cross-platform desktop app 💻 which runs in menubar.\nFoco boosts your productivity 🚀 by creating perfect productive environment.\nIt has the best sounds for getting work done 🙌.
Foco is a cross-platform desktop app 💻 which runs in menubar.\nFoco boosts your productivity 🚀 by creating perfect productive environment.\nIt has the best sounds for getting work done 🙌.
Foco is a cross-platform desktop app 💻 which runs in menubar.\nFoco boosts your productivity 🚀 by creating perfect productive environment.\nIt has the best sounds for getting work done 🙌.
Foco is a cross-platform desktop app 💻 which runs in menubar.\nFoco boosts your productivity 🚀 by creating perfect productive environment.\nIt has the best sounds for getting work done 🙌.
Control playback with keyboard media keys, even when not the frontmost app.
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Navigate episodes with ↓ and ↑ (or j and k).
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Keyboard shortcuts: ␣ pauses and resumes; ← rewinds; → fast-forwards; ⌫ goes back to home; ⌘⌫ deletes the current episode or podcast; ⌘↵ saves the current episode.
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“Permalink” opens in default browser.
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“Share link” and “Share link with timestamp” copy link directly to the clipboard.
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Automatically go back to home when episode ends.
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Go to specific episode by giving its URL on the command line.
\n
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Tweaked user experience when copying and hovering over links.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
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Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
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Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
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License
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The Unlicense (Public Domain, essentially)
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To support my continued open-source work, pick a method:
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To support Marco Arment, author of Overcast, subscribe to Overcast Premium (view the settings page of the iOS app).
Control playback with keyboard media keys, even when not the frontmost app.
\n
\n
\n
Navigate episodes with ↓ and ↑ (or j and k).
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: ␣ pauses and resumes; ← rewinds; → fast-forwards; ⌫ goes back to home; ⌘⌫ deletes the current episode or podcast; ⌘↵ saves the current episode.
\n
\n
\n
“Permalink” opens in default browser.
\n
\n
\n
“Share link” and “Share link with timestamp” copy link directly to the clipboard.
\n
\n
\n
Automatically go back to home when episode ends.
\n
\n
\n
Go to specific episode by giving its URL on the command line.
\n
\n
\n
Tweaked user experience when copying and hovering over links.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
\n
Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
\n
\n
Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
Some Linux distributions has the issue to display the reciptons in the To and CC fields.
\n
The workaround is set some invalid values in the Ads Blocker settings. The settings come with the default value, you need to input some random numbers to overwrite them.
git clone https://github.com/eNkru/freelook.git\ncd freelook\nnpm i\nnpm run start\n
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Build the application
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npm run dist:linux\n
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This will build a predefined AppImage & deb packages in the dist folder. AppImage can be run in most popular linux distributions with the support. Deb is only for debian & ubuntu distributions.
\n
Release
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npm version (new release version)\ngit push origin master\ngit push origin --tags\nnpm publish\n
Some Linux distributions has the issue to display the reciptons in the To and CC fields.
\n
The workaround is set some invalid values in the Ads Blocker settings. The settings come with the default value, you need to input some random numbers to overwrite them.
git clone https://github.com/eNkru/freelook.git\ncd freelook\nnpm i\nnpm run start\n
\n
Build the application
\n
npm run dist:linux\n
\n
This will build a predefined AppImage & deb packages in the dist folder. AppImage can be run in most popular linux distributions with the support. Deb is only for debian & ubuntu distributions.
\n
Release
\n
npm version (new release version)\ngit push origin master\ngit push origin --tags\nnpm publish\n
Control playback with keyboard media keys, even when not the frontmost app.
\n
\n
\n
Navigate episodes with ↓ and ↑ (or j and k).
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: ␣ pauses and resumes; ← rewinds; → fast-forwards; ⌫ goes back to home; ⌘⌫ deletes the current episode or podcast; ⌘↵ saves the current episode.
\n
\n
\n
“Permalink” opens in default browser.
\n
\n
\n
“Share link” and “Share link with timestamp” copy link directly to the clipboard.
\n
\n
\n
Automatically go back to home when episode ends.
\n
\n
\n
Go to specific episode by giving its URL on the command line.
\n
\n
\n
Tweaked user experience when copying and hovering over links.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
\n
Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
\n
\n
Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
Control playback with keyboard media keys, even when not the frontmost app.
\n
\n
\n
Navigate episodes with ↓ and ↑ (or j and k).
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts: ␣ pauses and resumes; ← rewinds; → fast-forwards; ⌫ goes back to home; ⌘⌫ deletes the current episode or podcast; ⌘↵ saves the current episode.
\n
\n
\n
“Permalink” opens in default browser.
\n
\n
\n
“Share link” and “Share link with timestamp” copy link directly to the clipboard.
\n
\n
\n
Automatically go back to home when episode ends.
\n
\n
\n
Go to specific episode by giving its URL on the command line.
\n
\n
\n
Tweaked user experience when copying and hovering over links.
Build for macOS and package as a zip: npm run package-macos
\n
Build for all platforms and package as a zip: npm run package
\n
\n
Currently, only macOS is supported. I do not intend to officially support other platforms in the near future since I cannot consistently and reliably test on them, but am willing to add support if someone wants to collaborate in doing the legwork.
A free, extensible, cross-platform file manager for power users
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Features
\n
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Quick, clean, dual-paned file-system navigation with a strong keyboard-led\nfocus
\n
Integrated terminal per navigation pane for those things a file explorer just\ncan't do
\n
Focus on customisability to tailor it to the user's whims
\n
Quick navigation with a Go To box
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Future
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Tighter integration between navigation and integrated terminals
\n
Further behaviour to be customisable
\n
Extending usefulness of the Go To and Commands boxes
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Core application ready for beta use
\n
Out-of-the-box plugins ready for beta use
\n
Core application ready for production use
\n
Out-of-the-box plugins ready for production use
\n
\n
The core application is ready for beta use, supporting Linux and Windows OS's. Feel free to set up\nelectron-builder for MacOS and make a PR.
\n
Getting started
\n
npm install\nnpm start\n
\n
If you want, you can add user-specific settings files, e.g. freeman.keys.json\nlike so:
\n
touch {userData}/freeman.keys.json\n
\n
{userData} above refers to Electron's app.getPath("userData") location, (which\ndepends on whether the application is running in a development or production\nenvironment). Example files can be found in the ./resources/ folder.
\n
Packaging
\n
If you would like to package / install the program, on Windows and Linux you can:
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npm run package\n
\n
Then run the appropriate built executable.
\n
Running
\n
During development, after compiling you can:
\n
npm run start\n
\n
After packaging, you can run the system-dependent executable outputted by\nelectron-builder in the ./dist/ folder.
\n
Developing
\n
An overview of the codebase can be found in the docs.\nIf you find it helpful, you can npm run docs and open the generated\ndocs/generated/index.html file. Please let me know if you find this useful.
\n
Debugging
\n
Providing the --verbose or -V command-line argument will make the application\nlog in more detail, helping trace execution when using the packaged app. Logs of\nwarnings and errors can be found at {appData}/log.log.
\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions are welcome! Work on the core application is still under way. There are\nnumerous areas with room for improvement in usability and stability. My\npriorities for development are currently:
\n
\n
Core functionality
\n
Plugin functionality (starting with out-of-the-box ones)
\n
Appearance
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I'll take whatever pull requests, issues, contributors and PMs I can get! Please\nhave a look at the Contributing Guidelines before\nsubmitting a PR.
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FreeMAN
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A free, extensible, cross-platform file manager for power users
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Features
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Quick, clean, dual-paned file-system navigation with a strong keyboard-led\nfocus
\n
Integrated terminal per navigation pane for those things a file explorer just\ncan't do
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Focus on customisability to tailor it to the user's whims
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Quick navigation with a Go To box
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Future
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Tighter integration between navigation and integrated terminals
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Further behaviour to be customisable
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Extending usefulness of the Go To and Commands boxes
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Roadmap
\n
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Core application ready for beta use
\n
Out-of-the-box plugins ready for beta use
\n
Core application ready for production use
\n
Out-of-the-box plugins ready for production use
\n
\n
The core application is ready for beta use, supporting Linux and Windows OS's. Feel free to set up\nelectron-builder for MacOS and make a PR.
\n
Getting started
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npm install\nnpm start\n
\n
If you want, you can add user-specific settings files, e.g. freeman.keys.json\nlike so:
\n
touch {userData}/freeman.keys.json\n
\n
{userData} above refers to Electron's app.getPath(\"userData\") location, (which\ndepends on whether the application is running in a development or production\nenvironment). Example files can be found in the ./resources/ folder.
\n
Packaging
\n
If you would like to package / install the program, on Windows and Linux you can:
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npm run package\n
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Then run the appropriate built executable.
\n
Running
\n
During development, after compiling you can:
\n
npm run start\n
\n
After packaging, you can run the system-dependent executable outputted by\nelectron-builder in the ./dist/ folder.
\n
Developing
\n
An overview of the codebase can be found in the docs.\nIf you find it helpful, you can npm run docs and open the generated\ndocs/generated/index.html file. Please let me know if you find this useful.
\n
Debugging
\n
Providing the --verbose or -V command-line argument will make the application\nlog in more detail, helping trace execution when using the packaged app. Logs of\nwarnings and errors can be found at {appData}/log.log.
\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions are welcome! Work on the core application is still under way. There are\nnumerous areas with room for improvement in usability and stability. My\npriorities for development are currently:
\n
\n
Core functionality
\n
Plugin functionality (starting with out-of-the-box ones)
\n
Appearance
\n
\n
I'll take whatever pull requests, issues, contributors and PMs I can get! Please\nhave a look at the Contributing Guidelines before\nsubmitting a PR.
A free, extensible, cross-platform file manager for power users
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\n
Features
\n
\n
Quick, clean, dual-paned file-system navigation with a strong keyboard-led\nfocus
\n
Integrated terminal per navigation pane for those things a file explorer just\ncan't do
\n
Focus on customisability to tailor it to the user's whims
\n
Quick navigation with a Go To box
\n
\n
Future
\n
\n
Tighter integration between navigation and integrated terminals
\n
Further behaviour to be customisable
\n
Extending usefulness of the Go To and Commands boxes
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Core application ready for beta use
\n
Out-of-the-box plugins ready for beta use
\n
Core application ready for production use
\n
Out-of-the-box plugins ready for production use
\n
\n
The core application is ready for beta use, supporting Linux and Windows OS's. Feel free to set up\nelectron-builder for MacOS and make a PR.
\n
Getting started
\n
npm install\nnpm start\n
\n
If you want, you can add user-specific settings files, e.g. freeman.keys.json\nlike so:
\n
touch {userData}/freeman.keys.json\n
\n
{userData} above refers to Electron's app.getPath("userData") location, (which\ndepends on whether the application is running in a development or production\nenvironment). Example files can be found in the ./resources/ folder.
\n
Packaging
\n
If you would like to package / install the program, on Windows and Linux you can:
\n
npm run package\n
\n
Then run the appropriate built executable.
\n
Running
\n
During development, after compiling you can:
\n
npm run start\n
\n
After packaging, you can run the system-dependent executable outputted by\nelectron-builder in the ./dist/ folder.
\n
Developing
\n
An overview of the codebase can be found in the docs.\nIf you find it helpful, you can npm run docs and open the generated\ndocs/generated/index.html file. Please let me know if you find this useful.
\n
Debugging
\n
Providing the --verbose or -V command-line argument will make the application\nlog in more detail, helping trace execution when using the packaged app. Logs of\nwarnings and errors can be found at {appData}/log.log.
\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions are welcome! Work on the core application is still under way. There are\nnumerous areas with room for improvement in usability and stability. My\npriorities for development are currently:
\n
\n
Core functionality
\n
Plugin functionality (starting with out-of-the-box ones)
\n
Appearance
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I'll take whatever pull requests, issues, contributors and PMs I can get! Please\nhave a look at the Contributing Guidelines before\nsubmitting a PR.
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FreeMAN
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A free, extensible, cross-platform file manager for power users
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Features
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Quick, clean, dual-paned file-system navigation with a strong keyboard-led\nfocus
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Integrated terminal per navigation pane for those things a file explorer just\ncan't do
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Focus on customisability to tailor it to the user's whims
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Quick navigation with a Go To box
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Future
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Tighter integration between navigation and integrated terminals
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Further behaviour to be customisable
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Extending usefulness of the Go To and Commands boxes
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Roadmap
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Core application ready for beta use
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Out-of-the-box plugins ready for beta use
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Core application ready for production use
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Out-of-the-box plugins ready for production use
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The core application is ready for beta use, supporting Linux and Windows OS's. Feel free to set up\nelectron-builder for MacOS and make a PR.
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Getting started
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npm install\nnpm start\n
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If you want, you can add user-specific settings files, e.g. freeman.keys.json\nlike so:
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touch {userData}/freeman.keys.json\n
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{userData} above refers to Electron's app.getPath(\"userData\") location, (which\ndepends on whether the application is running in a development or production\nenvironment). Example files can be found in the ./resources/ folder.
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Packaging
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If you would like to package / install the program, on Windows and Linux you can:
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npm run package\n
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Then run the appropriate built executable.
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Running
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During development, after compiling you can:
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npm run start\n
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After packaging, you can run the system-dependent executable outputted by\nelectron-builder in the ./dist/ folder.
\n
Developing
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An overview of the codebase can be found in the docs.\nIf you find it helpful, you can npm run docs and open the generated\ndocs/generated/index.html file. Please let me know if you find this useful.
\n
Debugging
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Providing the --verbose or -V command-line argument will make the application\nlog in more detail, helping trace execution when using the packaged app. Logs of\nwarnings and errors can be found at {appData}/log.log.
\n
How to contribute
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Contributions are welcome! Work on the core application is still under way. There are\nnumerous areas with room for improvement in usability and stability. My\npriorities for development are currently:
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Core functionality
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Plugin functionality (starting with out-of-the-box ones)
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Appearance
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I'll take whatever pull requests, issues, contributors and PMs I can get! Please\nhave a look at the Contributing Guidelines before\nsubmitting a PR.
For macOS, you can also install FromScratch via Homebrew: $ brew cask install fromscratch
\n
Installation
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# Download from git\ngit clone https://github.com/kilian/fromscratch.git\n\n# Install dependencies\ncd fromscratch && npm install\n\n# build and run\nnpm start\n\n# or run dev version\nnpm run dev
\n
Command Line Arguments
\n
Portable Mode\n--portable
\n
Lets you store all the files FromScratch generates in a specified location, such as a USB-stick or\nother portable storage device. In this mode both the configuration files as well as your text content will be stored in\na "userdata" directory alongside the FromScratch executable, or when given a directory as an argument, will store\nthe files there.
\n
You can also use this to store the FromScratch configuration files, and the text content, in a synced cloud storage\nfolder.
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in application directory.\nfromscratch --portable\n
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in custom directory.\nfromscratch --portable ~/fromscratch_data\n
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help\n-h, --help
\n
Prints help information
\n
FAQ
\n
Where is my data saved?
\n
Your data is saved in a plain text file content.txt. On Mac and Linux, this file is saved in ~/.fromscratch. On Windows\nthis file is saved in a directory called ".fromscratch" in your userprofile directory.
\n
Can my data be saved in an alternate directory?
\n
Yes! See the portable mode section under the Command Line Arguments heading above.
Thanks to @bittersweet for helping me set up IPC to work around a particularly nasty bug, @chentsulin for the electron-react-boilerplate, and @ctrauma for the portable bits.
For macOS, you can also install FromScratch via Homebrew: $ brew cask install fromscratch
\n
Installation
\n
# Download from git\ngit clone https://github.com/kilian/fromscratch.git\n\n# Install dependencies\ncd fromscratch && npm install\n\n# build and run\nnpm start\n\n# or run dev version\nnpm run dev
\n
Command Line Arguments
\n
Portable Mode\n--portable
\n
Lets you store all the files FromScratch generates in a specified location, such as a USB-stick or\nother portable storage device. In this mode both the configuration files as well as your text content will be stored in\na \"userdata\" directory alongside the FromScratch executable, or when given a directory as an argument, will store\nthe files there.
\n
You can also use this to store the FromScratch configuration files, and the text content, in a synced cloud storage\nfolder.
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in application directory.\nfromscratch --portable\n
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in custom directory.\nfromscratch --portable ~/fromscratch_data\n
\n
help\n-h, --help
\n
Prints help information
\n
FAQ
\n
Where is my data saved?
\n
Your data is saved in a plain text file content.txt. On Mac and Linux, this file is saved in ~/.fromscratch. On Windows\nthis file is saved in a directory called \".fromscratch\" in your userprofile directory.
\n
Can my data be saved in an alternate directory?
\n
Yes! See the portable mode section under the Command Line Arguments heading above.
Thanks to @bittersweet for helping me set up IPC to work around a particularly nasty bug, @chentsulin for the electron-react-boilerplate, and @ctrauma for the portable bits.
GDevelop is a full-featured, open-source game development software, allowing to create HTML5 and native games without any knowledge in a specific programming language. All the game logic is built up using an intuitive and powerful event-based system.
Lil BUB's HELLO EARTH is a retro 8-bit mobile video game featuring Lil BUB. It's created with GDevelop and made up of equal parts science, magic, and heart.
\n
\n
\n
BUB is a very special, one of a kind critter. More specifically, she is the most amazing cat on the planet... and her game is made with GDevelop!
The Core library, the native and HTML5 game engines, the IDE, and all extensions (respectively Core, GDCpp, GDJS, newIDE and Extensions folders) are under the MIT license.
\n
The name, GDevelop, and its logo are the exclusive property of Florian Rival.
\n
\n
Games exported with GDevelop are based on the native and/or HTML5 game engines (see Core, GDCpp and GDJS folders): these engines are distributed under the MIT license so that you can distribute, sell or do anything with the games you created with GDevelop. In particular, you are not forced to make your game open source.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
GDevelop is a full-featured, open-source game development software, allowing to create HTML5 and native games without any knowledge in a specific programming language. All the game logic is built up using an intuitive and powerful event-based system.
Lil BUB's HELLO EARTH is a retro 8-bit mobile video game featuring Lil BUB. It's created with GDevelop and made up of equal parts science, magic, and heart.
\n
\n
\n
BUB is a very special, one of a kind critter. More specifically, she is the most amazing cat on the planet... and her game is made with GDevelop!
The Core library, the native and HTML5 game engines, the IDE, and all extensions (respectively Core, GDCpp, GDJS, newIDE and Extensions folders) are under the MIT license.
\n
The name, GDevelop, and its logo are the exclusive property of Florian Rival.
\n
\n
Games exported with GDevelop are based on the native and/or HTML5 game engines (see Core, GDCpp and GDJS folders): these engines are distributed under the MIT license so that you can distribute, sell or do anything with the games you created with GDevelop. In particular, you are not forced to make your game open source.
Gaucho is organized through configurable tasks that belong to Suites. Each task can be easily configured by providing a name and command. Tasks can be executed independently, or the whole suite can be executed as once.
\n
Executing tasks
\n
On each suite, you will find the list of possible tasks to launch. By clicking on Run you will start that task. Clicking the same button again (now the Stop button) will stop the task.
\n
You can easily see the name, execution time and status of each task. The status (shown with the status icon) can be idle (black), running (blue), successful (green) or failed (red).
\n
Clicking in the task name the log will be displayed, allowing you to check the task output in real time.
\n
A task can also be scheduled through the context menu. This menu also allows to perform some of the actions described above.
\n
Creating and Editing tasks
\n
By clicking the Edit button (on the top right corner) you'll be able to edit the suites and tasks (edit mode).
\n
You can add new tasks to the current suite by clicking "Add New Task" at the bottom of the list. By clicking on a task name you'll be able to edit that task.
\n
While editing/creating a new tasks, you should add a name to the task and a command. The command can be any shell/terminal accepted command or an executable file. Optionally a path can be added as well, if no path is added, default user path will be used.
\n
The tasks can be deleted by clicking the Delete button. In this mode you can also move tasks (clicking on the drag handle), reorder suites, create suites (+ button), delete and rename suites and tasks (through the context menu)
\n
Context Menu
\n
The Context menu can be accessed by clicking on the secondary button of the mouse, depending on where is clicked (task or suite), different actions will appear. These actions will not change whether you are in edit mode or not.
\n
Main Menu
\n
Next to the edit button, is the menu button. When clicking the menu, several options will be shown, those options may change depending if the edit mode is active or not. This menu allows you to go to the settings menu, quit the application, or perform actions over the current selected suite.
\n
User and Tasks Configuration
\n
All tasks and user changes are saved automatically on real time. This includes all the tasks/suites information as well as the window size.
\n
Settings
\n
In the settings menu, you'll be able to configure how Gaucho looks (themes and some display options). You can also export and import all your suites to a file (useful to share or sync tasks between multiple Gaucho applications). Keep in mind that importing tasks will delete all currently existing tasks
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Gaucho, create a new different version of Gaucho, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
\n
Node 10.16.0 or higher recommeded
\n
\n
Clone/download source code from the GitHub. Make sure you have node and npm already installed in your system:
\n\n
npm install to install electron and all the dependencies.
\n
npm run start-dev to run gaucho in dev mode with chrome dev tools enabled.
\n
npm run dist to build and package gaucho for your system. The artifacts are located in dist/.\n
\n
If you encounter a problem while building, please, check Common Issues
\n
\n
\n
npm run dist-all to build and package gaucho for all supported architectures and platforms, it will take a while.\n
\n
Some dependencies may need installing, depending on the system, check the troubleshooting page
Gaucho is organized through configurable tasks that belong to Suites. Each task can be easily configured by providing a name and command. Tasks can be executed independently, or the whole suite can be executed as once.
\n
Executing tasks
\n
On each suite, you will find the list of possible tasks to launch. By clicking on Run you will start that task. Clicking the same button again (now the Stop button) will stop the task.
\n
You can easily see the name, execution time and status of each task. The status (shown with the status icon) can be idle (black), running (blue), successful (green) or failed (red).
\n
Clicking in the task name the log will be displayed, allowing you to check the task output in real time.
\n
A task can also be scheduled through the context menu. This menu also allows to perform some of the actions described above.
\n
Creating and Editing tasks
\n
By clicking the Edit button (on the top right corner) you'll be able to edit the suites and tasks (edit mode).
\n
You can add new tasks to the current suite by clicking \"Add New Task\" at the bottom of the list. By clicking on a task name you'll be able to edit that task.
\n
While editing/creating a new tasks, you should add a name to the task and a command. The command can be any shell/terminal accepted command or an executable file. Optionally a path can be added as well, if no path is added, default user path will be used.
\n
The tasks can be deleted by clicking the Delete button. In this mode you can also move tasks (clicking on the drag handle), reorder suites, create suites (+ button), delete and rename suites and tasks (through the context menu)
\n
Context Menu
\n
The Context menu can be accessed by clicking on the secondary button of the mouse, depending on where is clicked (task or suite), different actions will appear. These actions will not change whether you are in edit mode or not.
\n
Main Menu
\n
Next to the edit button, is the menu button. When clicking the menu, several options will be shown, those options may change depending if the edit mode is active or not. This menu allows you to go to the settings menu, quit the application, or perform actions over the current selected suite.
\n
User and Tasks Configuration
\n
All tasks and user changes are saved automatically on real time. This includes all the tasks/suites information as well as the window size.
\n
Settings
\n
In the settings menu, you'll be able to configure how Gaucho looks (themes and some display options). You can also export and import all your suites to a file (useful to share or sync tasks between multiple Gaucho applications). Keep in mind that importing tasks will delete all currently existing tasks
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Gaucho, create a new different version of Gaucho, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
\n
Node 10.16.0 or higher recommeded
\n
\n
Clone/download source code from the GitHub. Make sure you have node and npm already installed in your system:
\n\n
npm install to install electron and all the dependencies.
\n
npm run start-dev to run gaucho in dev mode with chrome dev tools enabled.
\n
npm run dist to build and package gaucho for your system. The artifacts are located in dist/.\n
\n
If you encounter a problem while building, please, check Common Issues
\n
\n
\n
npm run dist-all to build and package gaucho for all supported architectures and platforms, it will take a while.\n
\n
Some dependencies may need installing, depending on the system, check the troubleshooting page
Gaucho is organized through configurable tasks that belong to Suites. Each task can be easily configured by providing a name and command. Tasks can be executed independently, or the whole suite can be executed as once.
\n
Executing tasks
\n
On each suite, you will find the list of possible tasks to launch. By clicking on Run you will start that task. Clicking the same button again (now the Stop button) will stop the task.
\n
You can easily see the name, execution time and status of each task. The status (shown with the status icon) can be idle (black), running (blue), successful (green) or failed (red).
\n
Clicking in the task name the log will be displayed, allowing you to check the task output in real time.
\n
A task can also be scheduled through the context menu. This menu also allows to perform some of the actions described above.
\n
Creating and Editing tasks
\n
By clicking the Edit button (on the top right corner) you'll be able to edit the suites and tasks (edit mode).
\n
You can add new tasks to the current suite by clicking "Add New Task" at the bottom of the list. By clicking on a task name you'll be able to edit that task.
\n
While editing/creating a new tasks, you should add a name to the task and a command. The command can be any shell/terminal accepted command or an executable file. Optionally a path can be added as well, if no path is added, default user path will be used.
\n
The tasks can be deleted by clicking the Delete button. In this mode you can also move tasks (clicking on the drag handle), reorder suites, create suites (+ button), delete and rename suites and tasks (through the context menu)
\n
Context Menu
\n
The Context menu can be accessed by clicking on the secondary button of the mouse, depending on where is clicked (task or suite), different actions will appear. These actions will not change whether you are in edit mode or not.
\n
Main Menu
\n
Next to the edit button, is the menu button. When clicking the menu, several options will be shown, those options may change depending if the edit mode is active or not. This menu allows you to go to the settings menu, quit the application, or perform actions over the current selected suite.
\n
User and Tasks Configuration
\n
All tasks and user changes are saved automatically on real time. This includes all the tasks/suites information as well as the window size.
\n
Settings
\n
In the settings menu, you'll be able to configure how Gaucho looks (themes and some display options). You can also export and import all your suites to a file (useful to share or sync tasks between multiple Gaucho applications). Keep in mind that importing tasks will delete all currently existing tasks
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Gaucho, create a new different version of Gaucho, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
\n
Node 10.16.0 or higher recommeded
\n
\n
Clone/download source code from the GitHub. Make sure you have node and npm already installed in your system:
\n\n
npm install to install electron and all the dependencies.
\n
npm run start-dev to run gaucho in dev mode with chrome dev tools enabled.
\n
npm run dist to build and package gaucho for your system. The artifacts are located in dist/.\n
\n
If you encounter a problem while building, please, check Common Issues
\n
\n
\n
npm run dist-all to build and package gaucho for all supported architectures and platforms, it will take a while.\n
\n
Some dependencies may need installing, depending on the system, check the troubleshooting page
Gaucho is organized through configurable tasks that belong to Suites. Each task can be easily configured by providing a name and command. Tasks can be executed independently, or the whole suite can be executed as once.
\n
Executing tasks
\n
On each suite, you will find the list of possible tasks to launch. By clicking on Run you will start that task. Clicking the same button again (now the Stop button) will stop the task.
\n
You can easily see the name, execution time and status of each task. The status (shown with the status icon) can be idle (black), running (blue), successful (green) or failed (red).
\n
Clicking in the task name the log will be displayed, allowing you to check the task output in real time.
\n
A task can also be scheduled through the context menu. This menu also allows to perform some of the actions described above.
\n
Creating and Editing tasks
\n
By clicking the Edit button (on the top right corner) you'll be able to edit the suites and tasks (edit mode).
\n
You can add new tasks to the current suite by clicking \"Add New Task\" at the bottom of the list. By clicking on a task name you'll be able to edit that task.
\n
While editing/creating a new tasks, you should add a name to the task and a command. The command can be any shell/terminal accepted command or an executable file. Optionally a path can be added as well, if no path is added, default user path will be used.
\n
The tasks can be deleted by clicking the Delete button. In this mode you can also move tasks (clicking on the drag handle), reorder suites, create suites (+ button), delete and rename suites and tasks (through the context menu)
\n
Context Menu
\n
The Context menu can be accessed by clicking on the secondary button of the mouse, depending on where is clicked (task or suite), different actions will appear. These actions will not change whether you are in edit mode or not.
\n
Main Menu
\n
Next to the edit button, is the menu button. When clicking the menu, several options will be shown, those options may change depending if the edit mode is active or not. This menu allows you to go to the settings menu, quit the application, or perform actions over the current selected suite.
\n
User and Tasks Configuration
\n
All tasks and user changes are saved automatically on real time. This includes all the tasks/suites information as well as the window size.
\n
Settings
\n
In the settings menu, you'll be able to configure how Gaucho looks (themes and some display options). You can also export and import all your suites to a file (useful to share or sync tasks between multiple Gaucho applications). Keep in mind that importing tasks will delete all currently existing tasks
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Gaucho, create a new different version of Gaucho, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
\n
Node 10.16.0 or higher recommeded
\n
\n
Clone/download source code from the GitHub. Make sure you have node and npm already installed in your system:
\n\n
npm install to install electron and all the dependencies.
\n
npm run start-dev to run gaucho in dev mode with chrome dev tools enabled.
\n
npm run dist to build and package gaucho for your system. The artifacts are located in dist/.\n
\n
If you encounter a problem while building, please, check Common Issues
\n
\n
\n
npm run dist-all to build and package gaucho for all supported architectures and platforms, it will take a while.\n
\n
Some dependencies may need installing, depending on the system, check the troubleshooting page
For macOS, you can also install FromScratch via Homebrew: $ brew cask install fromscratch
\n
Installation
\n
# Download from git\ngit clone https://github.com/kilian/fromscratch.git\n\n# Install dependencies\ncd fromscratch && npm install\n\n# build and run\nnpm start\n\n# or run dev version\nnpm run dev
\n
Command Line Arguments
\n
Portable Mode\n--portable
\n
Lets you store all the files FromScratch generates in a specified location, such as a USB-stick or\nother portable storage device. In this mode both the configuration files as well as your text content will be stored in\na "userdata" directory alongside the FromScratch executable, or when given a directory as an argument, will store\nthe files there.
\n
You can also use this to store the FromScratch configuration files, and the text content, in a synced cloud storage\nfolder.
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in application directory.\nfromscratch --portable\n
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in custom directory.\nfromscratch --portable ~/fromscratch_data\n
\n
help\n-h, --help
\n
Prints help information
\n
FAQ
\n
Where is my data saved?
\n
Your data is saved in a plain text file content.txt. On Mac and Linux, this file is saved in ~/.fromscratch. On Windows\nthis file is saved in a directory called ".fromscratch" in your userprofile directory.
\n
Can my data be saved in an alternate directory?
\n
Yes! See the portable mode section under the Command Line Arguments heading above.
Thanks to @bittersweet for helping me set up IPC to work around a particularly nasty bug, @chentsulin for the electron-react-boilerplate, and @ctrauma for the portable bits.
For macOS, you can also install FromScratch via Homebrew: $ brew cask install fromscratch
\n
Installation
\n
# Download from git\ngit clone https://github.com/kilian/fromscratch.git\n\n# Install dependencies\ncd fromscratch && npm install\n\n# build and run\nnpm start\n\n# or run dev version\nnpm run dev
\n
Command Line Arguments
\n
Portable Mode\n--portable
\n
Lets you store all the files FromScratch generates in a specified location, such as a USB-stick or\nother portable storage device. In this mode both the configuration files as well as your text content will be stored in\na \"userdata\" directory alongside the FromScratch executable, or when given a directory as an argument, will store\nthe files there.
\n
You can also use this to store the FromScratch configuration files, and the text content, in a synced cloud storage\nfolder.
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in application directory.\nfromscratch --portable\n
\n
# run FromScratch in portable mode, saving data in custom directory.\nfromscratch --portable ~/fromscratch_data\n
\n
help\n-h, --help
\n
Prints help information
\n
FAQ
\n
Where is my data saved?
\n
Your data is saved in a plain text file content.txt. On Mac and Linux, this file is saved in ~/.fromscratch. On Windows\nthis file is saved in a directory called \".fromscratch\" in your userprofile directory.
\n
Can my data be saved in an alternate directory?
\n
Yes! See the portable mode section under the Command Line Arguments heading above.
Thanks to @bittersweet for helping me set up IPC to work around a particularly nasty bug, @chentsulin for the electron-react-boilerplate, and @ctrauma for the portable bits.
yarn serve:browser:app\nyarn serve:browser:wizard\nyarn serve:main-process\n\n// After build completed.\n\nyarn start
\n
Test
\n
yarn test
\n
Contributing
\n
❤️ Thanks for your interest!
\n
If you have suggestions for how this project could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions. If you have questions, too, we'd love to hear them.
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
\n
License
\n
MIT Licensed
\n
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Geek's Diary
\n
\n
Geek's Diary is markdown editor with version control system integrated. It helps programmers to write TIL(Today I Learned).
yarn serve:browser:app\nyarn serve:browser:wizard\nyarn serve:main-process\n\n// After build completed.\n\nyarn start
\n
Test
\n
yarn test
\n
Contributing
\n
❤️ Thanks for your interest!
\n
If you have suggestions for how this project could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions. If you have questions, too, we'd love to hear them.
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
yarn serve:browser:app\nyarn serve:browser:wizard\nyarn serve:main-process\n\n// After build completed.\n\nyarn start
\n
Test
\n
yarn test
\n
Contributing
\n
❤️ Thanks for your interest!
\n
If you have suggestions for how this project could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions. If you have questions, too, we'd love to hear them.
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
\n
License
\n
MIT Licensed
\n
",
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Geek's Diary
\n
\n
Geek's Diary is markdown editor with version control system integrated. It helps programmers to write TIL(Today I Learned).
yarn serve:browser:app\nyarn serve:browser:wizard\nyarn serve:main-process\n\n// After build completed.\n\nyarn start
\n
Test
\n
yarn test
\n
Contributing
\n
❤️ Thanks for your interest!
\n
If you have suggestions for how this project could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions. If you have questions, too, we'd love to hear them.
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
The paper for Genotify is located here. Please cite it if you use Genotify in your research:
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Andrews et al., (2018). Genotify: Fast, lightweight gene lookup and summarization . Journal of Open Source Software, 3(28), 885, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00885
\n\n
Genotify is a light-weight, cross-platform desktop application for quick gene annotations. If you're a molecular biology researcher or bioinformaticist, you likely find yourself Googling gene names relatively frequently, especially when doing a heavy lit review or poring through tables of differentially expressed genes. Genotify provides up-to-date gene info and access to multiple interactive widgets without opening a browser. Simply copy a gene name, ID, or symbol to your clipboard and use ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query for that gene. Limit by species if you so desire. Click any of the resulting text boxes to copy them to your clipboard.
\n
This program aims to give you access to all of the resources you could ever want for a gene, from links to all of the major databases to functional summaries. Hopefully it does it well.
Just download the release for your OS, unpack, and run. To build from source with node.js, you can clone the repo and run npm install followed by npm start.
\n
If you run into permissin denied errors during the postinstall script, try adding the --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root arguments.
\n
Basic Usage
\n
Genotify is dead simple to use. Type a query into the search box and click the search button, hit enter, or use the hotkey ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query from clipboard (even if Genotify isn't focused!). Search for and select species with the species filter, or filter hits in the hits table dynamically. Clicking on a different hit in the hits table will show the information for that hit. Expand the various sections to read what said gene does, explore expression data, see disease associations, or view links out to various data sources. Clicking on a text box will copy its contents to your clipboard for easy copying.
\n
Our group frequently uses Genotify to facilitate:
\n
\n
rapid, efficient lookup of genes while reviewing literature or curating lists of significant genes,
\n
close investigation of families of related genes,
\n
quick ascertainment of the biological significance of differentially expressed genes or associating proteins,
\n
determination of known disease associations,
\n
exploration of protein structure, modifications, and variants,
\n
comparison of mRNA expression of a queried gene across diverse tissues, cell types, and species.
\n
\n
An Illustrative Example
\n
One of the situations where Genotify really shines is when you're digging through a table of results from some analysis. Say you just finished a differential expression analysis from a human cancer cell line treated with a novel compound identified as potentially efficacious and want to determine how the drug might be affecting the biology of these cells. You view the top 10 most downregulated genes after treatment and notice several that seem similar:
\n
\n
Finding Basic Gene Information
\n
A quick search for our top hit in the list (KMT2E) let's us determine it's genomic location, official name, aliases (the KMT2 family are frequently interchanged with their old MLL names to this day), and other basic information under the Gene Basics section. We could click on another hit in the Hits table to view information for the gene in another species. For more info, we can look at the Function section and see that the KMT2E protein functions as a histone methyltransferase, trimethylating histone H3 at Lysine 3 (a histone modification often seen near active gene promoters).
\n
\n
Let's try another hit - KMT2C, and limit the search to humans only.
\n
Finding Disease Associations, Accessions, and Viewing Protein Structure
\n
\n
Again, it's a histone methyltransferase (as are KMT2D and KMT2A). We can look at known Disease Associations, get Accessions to many other databases that will open in your default browser when clicked, and look at the actual structure of the KMT2C protein - domains, variants, post-translation modifications, and more - all with links to their data sources and publications via the ProtVista viewer.
\n
Investigating Gene Expression
\n
The Expression section provides a wealth of information regarding expression of KMT2C across many different tissues, experiments, and cell lines through the EBI Expression Atlas. The default view shows many experiments - not super helpful! But we can filter for a specific tissue or cell type easily by clicking the Filter button. We could also download the data with the download button.
\n
\n
We can also search for specific datasets by typing in the Search Experiments box. Maybe we want to know the expression of this gene in a variety of tissues, so we search for the GTEx dataset and can interactively compare the expression. It also has a boxplot view that sometimes makes it easier to compare between samples/tissues. The experiments table will update to show different experiments if a hit for a different species is shown. Sometimes, data won't be found for a given gene in a given experiment. This is usually due to the experiment being a differential expression analysis (Microarray or RNA-Seq Differential), which only contain data for genes that are differentially expressed between the two conditions. The RNA-Seq Baseline experiments are typically more reliable and are what most people will likely find most useful.
\n
\n
Now we know that the drug seems to be affecting histone methyltransferases and can easily determine what diseases these genes are associated with, any known variants that might affect their disease potential, and identify other cell lines that would make good candidates for investigating these genes due to their high expression. It also suggests that maybe some ChIP-seq experiments for histone methylation would be a good idea for next steps. Importantly, Genotify provides all this information and interactive exploratory widgets in a single place for convenience and time-saving.
\n
Issues and Feedback
\n
Hit up the issues pages here and describe the issue in detail. Screenshots may be helpful. I'm usually pretty quick to respond. We are also open to suggestions for new features.
\n
Contributing
\n
For developing, you will need node.js installed. Clone the repo and install with npm install and run with npm start. If you want to contribute, open a pull request that addresses a known issue or adds something of value.
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the License.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nLicense for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the License.
\n
Copyright 2018-2019, Washington University in St. Louis
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Genotify
\n
\n
\n
The paper for Genotify is located here. Please cite it if you use Genotify in your research:
\n
Andrews et al., (2018). Genotify: Fast, lightweight gene lookup and summarization . Journal of Open Source Software, 3(28), 885, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00885
\n\n
Genotify is a light-weight, cross-platform desktop application for quick gene annotations. If you're a molecular biology researcher or bioinformaticist, you likely find yourself Googling gene names relatively frequently, especially when doing a heavy lit review or poring through tables of differentially expressed genes. Genotify provides up-to-date gene info and access to multiple interactive widgets without opening a browser. Simply copy a gene name, ID, or symbol to your clipboard and use ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query for that gene. Limit by species if you so desire. Click any of the resulting text boxes to copy them to your clipboard.
\n
This program aims to give you access to all of the resources you could ever want for a gene, from links to all of the major databases to functional summaries. Hopefully it does it well.
Just download the release for your OS, unpack, and run. To build from source with node.js, you can clone the repo and run npm install followed by npm start.
\n
If you run into permissin denied errors during the postinstall script, try adding the --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root arguments.
\n
Basic Usage
\n
Genotify is dead simple to use. Type a query into the search box and click the search button, hit enter, or use the hotkey ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query from clipboard (even if Genotify isn't focused!). Search for and select species with the species filter, or filter hits in the hits table dynamically. Clicking on a different hit in the hits table will show the information for that hit. Expand the various sections to read what said gene does, explore expression data, see disease associations, or view links out to various data sources. Clicking on a text box will copy its contents to your clipboard for easy copying.
\n
Our group frequently uses Genotify to facilitate:
\n
\n
rapid, efficient lookup of genes while reviewing literature or curating lists of significant genes,
\n
close investigation of families of related genes,
\n
quick ascertainment of the biological significance of differentially expressed genes or associating proteins,
\n
determination of known disease associations,
\n
exploration of protein structure, modifications, and variants,
\n
comparison of mRNA expression of a queried gene across diverse tissues, cell types, and species.
\n
\n
An Illustrative Example
\n
One of the situations where Genotify really shines is when you're digging through a table of results from some analysis. Say you just finished a differential expression analysis from a human cancer cell line treated with a novel compound identified as potentially efficacious and want to determine how the drug might be affecting the biology of these cells. You view the top 10 most downregulated genes after treatment and notice several that seem similar:
\n
\n
Finding Basic Gene Information
\n
A quick search for our top hit in the list (KMT2E) let's us determine it's genomic location, official name, aliases (the KMT2 family are frequently interchanged with their old MLL names to this day), and other basic information under the Gene Basics section. We could click on another hit in the Hits table to view information for the gene in another species. For more info, we can look at the Function section and see that the KMT2E protein functions as a histone methyltransferase, trimethylating histone H3 at Lysine 3 (a histone modification often seen near active gene promoters).
\n
\n
Let's try another hit - KMT2C, and limit the search to humans only.
\n
Finding Disease Associations, Accessions, and Viewing Protein Structure
\n
\n
Again, it's a histone methyltransferase (as are KMT2D and KMT2A). We can look at known Disease Associations, get Accessions to many other databases that will open in your default browser when clicked, and look at the actual structure of the KMT2C protein - domains, variants, post-translation modifications, and more - all with links to their data sources and publications via the ProtVista viewer.
\n
Investigating Gene Expression
\n
The Expression section provides a wealth of information regarding expression of KMT2C across many different tissues, experiments, and cell lines through the EBI Expression Atlas. The default view shows many experiments - not super helpful! But we can filter for a specific tissue or cell type easily by clicking the Filter button. We could also download the data with the download button.
\n
\n
We can also search for specific datasets by typing in the Search Experiments box. Maybe we want to know the expression of this gene in a variety of tissues, so we search for the GTEx dataset and can interactively compare the expression. It also has a boxplot view that sometimes makes it easier to compare between samples/tissues. The experiments table will update to show different experiments if a hit for a different species is shown. Sometimes, data won't be found for a given gene in a given experiment. This is usually due to the experiment being a differential expression analysis (Microarray or RNA-Seq Differential), which only contain data for genes that are differentially expressed between the two conditions. The RNA-Seq Baseline experiments are typically more reliable and are what most people will likely find most useful.
\n
\n
Now we know that the drug seems to be affecting histone methyltransferases and can easily determine what diseases these genes are associated with, any known variants that might affect their disease potential, and identify other cell lines that would make good candidates for investigating these genes due to their high expression. It also suggests that maybe some ChIP-seq experiments for histone methylation would be a good idea for next steps. Importantly, Genotify provides all this information and interactive exploratory widgets in a single place for convenience and time-saving.
\n
Issues and Feedback
\n
Hit up the issues pages here and describe the issue in detail. Screenshots may be helpful. I'm usually pretty quick to respond. We are also open to suggestions for new features.
\n
Contributing
\n
For developing, you will need node.js installed. Clone the repo and install with npm install and run with npm start. If you want to contribute, open a pull request that addresses a known issue or adds something of value.
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the License.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nLicense for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the License.
\n
Copyright 2018-2019, Washington University in St. Louis
The paper for Genotify is located here. Please cite it if you use Genotify in your research:
\n
Andrews et al., (2018). Genotify: Fast, lightweight gene lookup and summarization . Journal of Open Source Software, 3(28), 885, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00885
\n\n
Genotify is a light-weight, cross-platform desktop application for quick gene annotations. If you're a molecular biology researcher or bioinformaticist, you likely find yourself Googling gene names relatively frequently, especially when doing a heavy lit review or poring through tables of differentially expressed genes. Genotify provides up-to-date gene info and access to multiple interactive widgets without opening a browser. Simply copy a gene name, ID, or symbol to your clipboard and use ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query for that gene. Limit by species if you so desire. Click any of the resulting text boxes to copy them to your clipboard.
\n
This program aims to give you access to all of the resources you could ever want for a gene, from links to all of the major databases to functional summaries. Hopefully it does it well.
Just download the release for your OS, unpack, and run. To build from source with node.js, you can clone the repo and run npm install followed by npm start.
\n
If you run into permissin denied errors during the postinstall script, try adding the --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root arguments.
\n
Basic Usage
\n
Genotify is dead simple to use. Type a query into the search box and click the search button, hit enter, or use the hotkey ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query from clipboard (even if Genotify isn't focused!). Search for and select species with the species filter, or filter hits in the hits table dynamically. Clicking on a different hit in the hits table will show the information for that hit. Expand the various sections to read what said gene does, explore expression data, see disease associations, or view links out to various data sources. Clicking on a text box will copy its contents to your clipboard for easy copying.
\n
Our group frequently uses Genotify to facilitate:
\n
\n
rapid, efficient lookup of genes while reviewing literature or curating lists of significant genes,
\n
close investigation of families of related genes,
\n
quick ascertainment of the biological significance of differentially expressed genes or associating proteins,
\n
determination of known disease associations,
\n
exploration of protein structure, modifications, and variants,
\n
comparison of mRNA expression of a queried gene across diverse tissues, cell types, and species.
\n
\n
An Illustrative Example
\n
One of the situations where Genotify really shines is when you're digging through a table of results from some analysis. Say you just finished a differential expression analysis from a human cancer cell line treated with a novel compound identified as potentially efficacious and want to determine how the drug might be affecting the biology of these cells. You view the top 10 most downregulated genes after treatment and notice several that seem similar:
\n
\n
Finding Basic Gene Information
\n
A quick search for our top hit in the list (KMT2E) let's us determine it's genomic location, official name, aliases (the KMT2 family are frequently interchanged with their old MLL names to this day), and other basic information under the Gene Basics section. We could click on another hit in the Hits table to view information for the gene in another species. For more info, we can look at the Function section and see that the KMT2E protein functions as a histone methyltransferase, trimethylating histone H3 at Lysine 3 (a histone modification often seen near active gene promoters).
\n
\n
Let's try another hit - KMT2C, and limit the search to humans only.
\n
Finding Disease Associations, Accessions, and Viewing Protein Structure
\n
\n
Again, it's a histone methyltransferase (as are KMT2D and KMT2A). We can look at known Disease Associations, get Accessions to many other databases that will open in your default browser when clicked, and look at the actual structure of the KMT2C protein - domains, variants, post-translation modifications, and more - all with links to their data sources and publications via the ProtVista viewer.
\n
Investigating Gene Expression
\n
The Expression section provides a wealth of information regarding expression of KMT2C across many different tissues, experiments, and cell lines through the EBI Expression Atlas. The default view shows many experiments - not super helpful! But we can filter for a specific tissue or cell type easily by clicking the Filter button. We could also download the data with the download button.
\n
\n
We can also search for specific datasets by typing in the Search Experiments box. Maybe we want to know the expression of this gene in a variety of tissues, so we search for the GTEx dataset and can interactively compare the expression. It also has a boxplot view that sometimes makes it easier to compare between samples/tissues. The experiments table will update to show different experiments if a hit for a different species is shown. Sometimes, data won't be found for a given gene in a given experiment. This is usually due to the experiment being a differential expression analysis (Microarray or RNA-Seq Differential), which only contain data for genes that are differentially expressed between the two conditions. The RNA-Seq Baseline experiments are typically more reliable and are what most people will likely find most useful.
\n
\n
Now we know that the drug seems to be affecting histone methyltransferases and can easily determine what diseases these genes are associated with, any known variants that might affect their disease potential, and identify other cell lines that would make good candidates for investigating these genes due to their high expression. It also suggests that maybe some ChIP-seq experiments for histone methylation would be a good idea for next steps. Importantly, Genotify provides all this information and interactive exploratory widgets in a single place for convenience and time-saving.
\n
Issues and Feedback
\n
Hit up the issues pages here and describe the issue in detail. Screenshots may be helpful. I'm usually pretty quick to respond. We are also open to suggestions for new features.
\n
Contributing
\n
For developing, you will need node.js installed. Clone the repo and install with npm install and run with npm start. If you want to contribute, open a pull request that addresses a known issue or adds something of value.
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the License.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nLicense for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the License.
\n
Copyright 2018-2019, Washington University in St. Louis
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Genotify
\n
\n
\n
The paper for Genotify is located here. Please cite it if you use Genotify in your research:
\n
Andrews et al., (2018). Genotify: Fast, lightweight gene lookup and summarization . Journal of Open Source Software, 3(28), 885, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00885
\n\n
Genotify is a light-weight, cross-platform desktop application for quick gene annotations. If you're a molecular biology researcher or bioinformaticist, you likely find yourself Googling gene names relatively frequently, especially when doing a heavy lit review or poring through tables of differentially expressed genes. Genotify provides up-to-date gene info and access to multiple interactive widgets without opening a browser. Simply copy a gene name, ID, or symbol to your clipboard and use ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query for that gene. Limit by species if you so desire. Click any of the resulting text boxes to copy them to your clipboard.
\n
This program aims to give you access to all of the resources you could ever want for a gene, from links to all of the major databases to functional summaries. Hopefully it does it well.
Just download the release for your OS, unpack, and run. To build from source with node.js, you can clone the repo and run npm install followed by npm start.
\n
If you run into permissin denied errors during the postinstall script, try adding the --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root arguments.
\n
Basic Usage
\n
Genotify is dead simple to use. Type a query into the search box and click the search button, hit enter, or use the hotkey ctrl+q (or cmd+q) to query from clipboard (even if Genotify isn't focused!). Search for and select species with the species filter, or filter hits in the hits table dynamically. Clicking on a different hit in the hits table will show the information for that hit. Expand the various sections to read what said gene does, explore expression data, see disease associations, or view links out to various data sources. Clicking on a text box will copy its contents to your clipboard for easy copying.
\n
Our group frequently uses Genotify to facilitate:
\n
\n
rapid, efficient lookup of genes while reviewing literature or curating lists of significant genes,
\n
close investigation of families of related genes,
\n
quick ascertainment of the biological significance of differentially expressed genes or associating proteins,
\n
determination of known disease associations,
\n
exploration of protein structure, modifications, and variants,
\n
comparison of mRNA expression of a queried gene across diverse tissues, cell types, and species.
\n
\n
An Illustrative Example
\n
One of the situations where Genotify really shines is when you're digging through a table of results from some analysis. Say you just finished a differential expression analysis from a human cancer cell line treated with a novel compound identified as potentially efficacious and want to determine how the drug might be affecting the biology of these cells. You view the top 10 most downregulated genes after treatment and notice several that seem similar:
\n
\n
Finding Basic Gene Information
\n
A quick search for our top hit in the list (KMT2E) let's us determine it's genomic location, official name, aliases (the KMT2 family are frequently interchanged with their old MLL names to this day), and other basic information under the Gene Basics section. We could click on another hit in the Hits table to view information for the gene in another species. For more info, we can look at the Function section and see that the KMT2E protein functions as a histone methyltransferase, trimethylating histone H3 at Lysine 3 (a histone modification often seen near active gene promoters).
\n
\n
Let's try another hit - KMT2C, and limit the search to humans only.
\n
Finding Disease Associations, Accessions, and Viewing Protein Structure
\n
\n
Again, it's a histone methyltransferase (as are KMT2D and KMT2A). We can look at known Disease Associations, get Accessions to many other databases that will open in your default browser when clicked, and look at the actual structure of the KMT2C protein - domains, variants, post-translation modifications, and more - all with links to their data sources and publications via the ProtVista viewer.
\n
Investigating Gene Expression
\n
The Expression section provides a wealth of information regarding expression of KMT2C across many different tissues, experiments, and cell lines through the EBI Expression Atlas. The default view shows many experiments - not super helpful! But we can filter for a specific tissue or cell type easily by clicking the Filter button. We could also download the data with the download button.
\n
\n
We can also search for specific datasets by typing in the Search Experiments box. Maybe we want to know the expression of this gene in a variety of tissues, so we search for the GTEx dataset and can interactively compare the expression. It also has a boxplot view that sometimes makes it easier to compare between samples/tissues. The experiments table will update to show different experiments if a hit for a different species is shown. Sometimes, data won't be found for a given gene in a given experiment. This is usually due to the experiment being a differential expression analysis (Microarray or RNA-Seq Differential), which only contain data for genes that are differentially expressed between the two conditions. The RNA-Seq Baseline experiments are typically more reliable and are what most people will likely find most useful.
\n
\n
Now we know that the drug seems to be affecting histone methyltransferases and can easily determine what diseases these genes are associated with, any known variants that might affect their disease potential, and identify other cell lines that would make good candidates for investigating these genes due to their high expression. It also suggests that maybe some ChIP-seq experiments for histone methylation would be a good idea for next steps. Importantly, Genotify provides all this information and interactive exploratory widgets in a single place for convenience and time-saving.
\n
Issues and Feedback
\n
Hit up the issues pages here and describe the issue in detail. Screenshots may be helpful. I'm usually pretty quick to respond. We are also open to suggestions for new features.
\n
Contributing
\n
For developing, you will need node.js installed. Clone the repo and install with npm install and run with npm start. If you want to contribute, open a pull request that addresses a known issue or adds something of value.
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the License.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nLicense for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the License.
\n
Copyright 2018-2019, Washington University in St. Louis
You can install this alongside your existing GitHub Desktop for Mac or GitHub\nDesktop for Windows application.
\n
NOTE: there is no current migration path to import your existing\nrepositories into the new application - you can drag-and-drop your repositories\nfrom disk onto the application to get started.
\n
Beta Channel
\n
Want to test out new features and get fixes before everyone else? Install the\nbeta channel to get access to early builds of Desktop:
First, please search the open issues\nand closed issues\nto see if your issue hasn't already been reported (it may also be fixed).
\n
There is also a list of known issues\nthat are being tracked against Desktop, and some of these issues have workarounds.
\n
If you can't find an issue that matches what you're seeing, open a new issue,\nchoose the right template and provide us with enough information to investigate\nfurther.
\n
The issue I reported isn't fixed yet. What can I do?
\n
If nobody has responded to your issue in a few days, you're welcome to respond to it with a friendly ping in the issue. Please do not respond more than a second time if nobody has responded. The GitHub Desktop maintainers are constrained in time and resources, and diagnosing individual configurations can be difficult and time consuming. While we'll try to at least get you pointed in the right direction, we can't guarantee we'll be able to dig too deeply into any one person's issue.
\n
How can I contribute to GitHub Desktop?
\n
The CONTRIBUTING.md document will help you get setup and\nfamiliar with the source. The documentation folder also contains more\nresources relevant to the project.
\n
If you're looking for something to work on, check out the help wanted label.
\n
More Resources
\n
See desktop.github.com for more product-oriented\ninformation about GitHub Desktop.
The MIT license grant is not for GitHub's trademarks, which include the logo\ndesigns. GitHub reserves all trademark and copyright rights in and to all\nGitHub trademarks. GitHub's logos include, for instance, the stylized\nInvertocat designs that include "logo" in the file title in the following\nfolder: logos.
\n
GitHub® and its stylized versions and the Invertocat mark are GitHub's\nTrademarks or registered Trademarks. When using GitHub's logos, be sure to\nfollow the GitHub logo guidelines.
You can install this alongside your existing GitHub Desktop for Mac or GitHub\nDesktop for Windows application.
\n
NOTE: there is no current migration path to import your existing\nrepositories into the new application - you can drag-and-drop your repositories\nfrom disk onto the application to get started.
\n
Beta Channel
\n
Want to test out new features and get fixes before everyone else? Install the\nbeta channel to get access to early builds of Desktop:
First, please search the open issues\nand closed issues\nto see if your issue hasn't already been reported (it may also be fixed).
\n
There is also a list of known issues\nthat are being tracked against Desktop, and some of these issues have workarounds.
\n
If you can't find an issue that matches what you're seeing, open a new issue,\nchoose the right template and provide us with enough information to investigate\nfurther.
\n
The issue I reported isn't fixed yet. What can I do?
\n
If nobody has responded to your issue in a few days, you're welcome to respond to it with a friendly ping in the issue. Please do not respond more than a second time if nobody has responded. The GitHub Desktop maintainers are constrained in time and resources, and diagnosing individual configurations can be difficult and time consuming. While we'll try to at least get you pointed in the right direction, we can't guarantee we'll be able to dig too deeply into any one person's issue.
\n
How can I contribute to GitHub Desktop?
\n
The CONTRIBUTING.md document will help you get setup and\nfamiliar with the source. The documentation folder also contains more\nresources relevant to the project.
\n
If you're looking for something to work on, check out the help wanted label.
\n
More Resources
\n
See desktop.github.com for more product-oriented\ninformation about GitHub Desktop.
The MIT license grant is not for GitHub's trademarks, which include the logo\ndesigns. GitHub reserves all trademark and copyright rights in and to all\nGitHub trademarks. GitHub's logos include, for instance, the stylized\nInvertocat designs that include \"logo\" in the file title in the following\nfolder: logos.
\n
GitHub® and its stylized versions and the Invertocat mark are GitHub's\nTrademarks or registered Trademarks. When using GitHub's logos, be sure to\nfollow the GitHub logo guidelines.
You can install this alongside your existing GitHub Desktop for Mac or GitHub\nDesktop for Windows application.
\n
NOTE: there is no current migration path to import your existing\nrepositories into the new application - you can drag-and-drop your repositories\nfrom disk onto the application to get started.
\n
Beta Channel
\n
Want to test out new features and get fixes before everyone else? Install the\nbeta channel to get access to early builds of Desktop:
First, please search the open issues\nand closed issues\nto see if your issue hasn't already been reported (it may also be fixed).
\n
There is also a list of known issues\nthat are being tracked against Desktop, and some of these issues have workarounds.
\n
If you can't find an issue that matches what you're seeing, open a new issue,\nchoose the right template and provide us with enough information to investigate\nfurther.
\n
The issue I reported isn't fixed yet. What can I do?
\n
If nobody has responded to your issue in a few days, you're welcome to respond to it with a friendly ping in the issue. Please do not respond more than a second time if nobody has responded. The GitHub Desktop maintainers are constrained in time and resources, and diagnosing individual configurations can be difficult and time consuming. While we'll try to at least get you pointed in the right direction, we can't guarantee we'll be able to dig too deeply into any one person's issue.
\n
How can I contribute to GitHub Desktop?
\n
The CONTRIBUTING.md document will help you get setup and\nfamiliar with the source. The documentation folder also contains more\nresources relevant to the project.
\n
If you're looking for something to work on, check out the help wanted label.
\n
More Resources
\n
See desktop.github.com for more product-oriented\ninformation about GitHub Desktop.
The MIT license grant is not for GitHub's trademarks, which include the logo\ndesigns. GitHub reserves all trademark and copyright rights in and to all\nGitHub trademarks. GitHub's logos include, for instance, the stylized\nInvertocat designs that include "logo" in the file title in the following\nfolder: logos.
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GitHub® and its stylized versions and the Invertocat mark are GitHub's\nTrademarks or registered Trademarks. When using GitHub's logos, be sure to\nfollow the GitHub logo guidelines.
You can install this alongside your existing GitHub Desktop for Mac or GitHub\nDesktop for Windows application.
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NOTE: there is no current migration path to import your existing\nrepositories into the new application - you can drag-and-drop your repositories\nfrom disk onto the application to get started.
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Beta Channel
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Want to test out new features and get fixes before everyone else? Install the\nbeta channel to get access to early builds of Desktop:
First, please search the open issues\nand closed issues\nto see if your issue hasn't already been reported (it may also be fixed).
\n
There is also a list of known issues\nthat are being tracked against Desktop, and some of these issues have workarounds.
\n
If you can't find an issue that matches what you're seeing, open a new issue,\nchoose the right template and provide us with enough information to investigate\nfurther.
\n
The issue I reported isn't fixed yet. What can I do?
\n
If nobody has responded to your issue in a few days, you're welcome to respond to it with a friendly ping in the issue. Please do not respond more than a second time if nobody has responded. The GitHub Desktop maintainers are constrained in time and resources, and diagnosing individual configurations can be difficult and time consuming. While we'll try to at least get you pointed in the right direction, we can't guarantee we'll be able to dig too deeply into any one person's issue.
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How can I contribute to GitHub Desktop?
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The CONTRIBUTING.md document will help you get setup and\nfamiliar with the source. The documentation folder also contains more\nresources relevant to the project.
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If you're looking for something to work on, check out the help wanted label.
\n
More Resources
\n
See desktop.github.com for more product-oriented\ninformation about GitHub Desktop.
The MIT license grant is not for GitHub's trademarks, which include the logo\ndesigns. GitHub reserves all trademark and copyright rights in and to all\nGitHub trademarks. GitHub's logos include, for instance, the stylized\nInvertocat designs that include \"logo\" in the file title in the following\nfolder: logos.
\n
GitHub® and its stylized versions and the Invertocat mark are GitHub's\nTrademarks or registered Trademarks. When using GitHub's logos, be sure to\nfollow the GitHub logo guidelines.
Gitmoji is an initiative to standardize and explain the use of emojis on GitHub commit messages.
\n
Using emojis on commit messages provides an easy way of identifying the purpose or intention of a commit with only looking at the emojis used. As there are a lot of different emojis I found the need of creating a guide that can help to use emojis easier.
Gitmoji is an initiative to standardize and explain the use of emojis on GitHub commit messages.
\n
Using emojis on commit messages provides an easy way of identifying the purpose or intention of a commit with only looking at the emojis used. As there are a lot of different emojis I found the need of creating a guide that can help to use emojis easier.
The goal of GitHoard is to trivialize cloning repositories for future offline review.
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Often, the process of copy & pasting a repository to the command line breaks focus and flow, and other Git GUI's perpetuate this problem by requiring the selecting of a directory before starting the clone process.
\n
GitHoard solves this by overriding the HTTP protocols associated with GitHub (github-mac:// and github-win://) and Sourcetree (sourcetree://) then automatically cloning when a link using that protocol is clicked.
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Download
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Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Demo
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Build Setup
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
GitHoard logo designed by Jordan Hess and makes use of Git Logo by Jason Long which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. See https://git-scm.com/downloads/logos
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\nGitHoard\n
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\nHoard git repositories with ease\n
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Overview
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The goal of GitHoard is to trivialize cloning repositories for future offline review.
\n
Often, the process of copy & pasting a repository to the command line breaks focus and flow, and other Git GUI's perpetuate this problem by requiring the selecting of a directory before starting the clone process.
\n
GitHoard solves this by overriding the HTTP protocols associated with GitHub (github-mac:// and github-win://) and Sourcetree (sourcetree://) then automatically cloning when a link using that protocol is clicked.
\n
Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
GitHoard logo designed by Jordan Hess and makes use of Git Logo by Jason Long which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. See https://git-scm.com/downloads/logos
The goal of GitHoard is to trivialize cloning repositories for future offline review.
\n
Often, the process of copy & pasting a repository to the command line breaks focus and flow, and other Git GUI's perpetuate this problem by requiring the selecting of a directory before starting the clone process.
\n
GitHoard solves this by overriding the HTTP protocols associated with GitHub (github-mac:// and github-win://) and Sourcetree (sourcetree://) then automatically cloning when a link using that protocol is clicked.
\n
Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
GitHoard logo designed by Jordan Hess and makes use of Git Logo by Jason Long which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. See https://git-scm.com/downloads/logos
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\nGitHoard\n
\n
\nHoard git repositories with ease\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
Overview
\n
The goal of GitHoard is to trivialize cloning repositories for future offline review.
\n
Often, the process of copy & pasting a repository to the command line breaks focus and flow, and other Git GUI's perpetuate this problem by requiring the selecting of a directory before starting the clone process.
\n
GitHoard solves this by overriding the HTTP protocols associated with GitHub (github-mac:// and github-win://) and Sourcetree (sourcetree://) then automatically cloning when a link using that protocol is clicked.
\n
Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Demo
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# run unit & end-to-end tests\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
GitHoard logo designed by Jordan Hess and makes use of Git Logo by Jason Long which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. See https://git-scm.com/downloads/logos
Be sure to have Node.js and git installed. Linux/Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to have WINE installed. Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to XQuartz installed in order to run WINE. It is recommended that Mac users install both Wine and XQuartz via Homebrew.
Be sure to have Node.js and git installed. Linux/Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to have WINE installed. Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to XQuartz installed in order to run WINE. It is recommended that Mac users install both Wine and XQuartz via Homebrew.
Click the eye to enable click-through mode. It will ignore mouse clicks and let you interact with windows below.
\n
To disable click-through and interact with the window again, click the icon in the Windows dock/taskbar and minimize it, then click again to open it and it will be disabled.
\n
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Known Issues
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\n
Transparency seems to not be working on Linux - but it still floats above other windows.
Click the eye to enable click-through mode. It will ignore mouse clicks and let you interact with windows below.
\n
To disable click-through and interact with the window again, click the icon in the Windows dock/taskbar and minimize it, then click again to open it and it will be disabled.
\n
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Known Issues
\n
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Transparency seems to not be working on Linux - but it still floats above other windows.
GitHub Notifications on your menu bar. Available on macOS, Windows and Linux. Gitify Mobile has been deprecated in favour of the official GitHub mobile app.
Optional: If you prefer to use your own OAuth credentials, you can do so by passing them as environment variables when bundling the app. This is optional as the app has some default "development" keys (use at your own discretion).
To watch for changes(webpack) in the src directory:
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yarn run watch\n
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To run the actual electron app:
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yarn start\n
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Releases
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The release process is automated. Follow the steps below.
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Create a new draft release. Set the tag version to something with the format of v1.2.3. Save as a draft.
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Once everything is merged to master, create a branch that starts with release/vX.X.X (ie. release/v1.2.3).
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In the same branch, bump the version of the app in the package.json file and open a PR. GitHub Actions will build, sign and upload the release assets for each commit to that branch as long as a branch is named like release/vX.X.X and there is a draft release with the same version number(package.json).
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Merge your release branch into master.
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Publish the draft release once you've added notes to it and all assets are there.
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Tests
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There are 2 checks - one for prettier and one for the unit tests with jest.
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// Run prettier to check\nyarn run prettier-check\n\n// Run linter & unit tests with coverage\nyarn run test\n\n// Run jest directly - allows to pass arguments like `--watch`\nyarn run jest\n
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FAQ
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My notifications aren't showing?
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Some organisations require applications to request access before allowing access to any data (including notifications) about their repositories.
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To check if Gitify is approved by your organisation you can go to https://github.com/settings/applications, then click on Gitify and scroll to Organization access.
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Something looks wrong - How can I debug?
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You can debug Gitify by pressing alt + command + I. This will open the dev tools and then you can see any logs, network requests etc.
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Contributing
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Fork it!
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Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
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Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
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Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
\n
Submit a pull request
\n
Make sure tests are passing
\n\n
License
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Gitify is licensed under the MIT Open Source license. For more information, see the LICENSE file in this repository.
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Gitify
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GitHub Notifications on your menu bar. Available on macOS, Windows and Linux. Gitify Mobile has been deprecated in favour of the official GitHub mobile app.
Optional: If you prefer to use your own OAuth credentials, you can do so by passing them as environment variables when bundling the app. This is optional as the app has some default \"development\" keys (use at your own discretion).
To watch for changes(webpack) in the src directory:
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yarn run watch\n
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To run the actual electron app:
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yarn start\n
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Releases
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The release process is automated. Follow the steps below.
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Create a new draft release. Set the tag version to something with the format of v1.2.3. Save as a draft.
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Once everything is merged to master, create a branch that starts with release/vX.X.X (ie. release/v1.2.3).
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In the same branch, bump the version of the app in the package.json file and open a PR. GitHub Actions will build, sign and upload the release assets for each commit to that branch as long as a branch is named like release/vX.X.X and there is a draft release with the same version number(package.json).
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Merge your release branch into master.
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Publish the draft release once you've added notes to it and all assets are there.
\n\n
Tests
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There are 2 checks - one for prettier and one for the unit tests with jest.
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// Run prettier to check\nyarn run prettier-check\n\n// Run linter & unit tests with coverage\nyarn run test\n\n// Run jest directly - allows to pass arguments like `--watch`\nyarn run jest\n
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FAQ
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My notifications aren't showing?
\n
Some organisations require applications to request access before allowing access to any data (including notifications) about their repositories.
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To check if Gitify is approved by your organisation you can go to https://github.com/settings/applications, then click on Gitify and scroll to Organization access.
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Something looks wrong - How can I debug?
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You can debug Gitify by pressing alt + command + I. This will open the dev tools and then you can see any logs, network requests etc.
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Contributing
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Fork it!
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Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
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Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
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Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
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Submit a pull request
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Make sure tests are passing
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License
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Gitify is licensed under the MIT Open Source license. For more information, see the LICENSE file in this repository.
Run "Google Play Music" as a standalone desktop app. Never again will you have to hunt through your tabs to pause your music, or stop listening to your favourite song because Chrome is guzzling up all your RAM..
Both are documented in the Docs folder. For one time read access you should\nprobably use the JSON interface. For an application that requires continuous\nupdates as to the state of GPMDP or needs to control GPMDP you should use the\nWeb Socket interface.
\n
Issues
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If you have any bugs / issues please check the\nFAQ\nfirst before raising an issue
To get started just pull the repo and run the following
\n
npm install\nnpm run build\nnpm start
\n
To build the installers / release packages you need to run, you can only build a platforms installer from that platform.
\n
# Windows\nnpm run make:win\n\n# Mac OS X\nnpm run make:darwin\n\n# Ubuntu (Requires the 'dpkg' package)\nnpm run make:deb\n\n# Fedora (Requires the 'rpm' package)\nnpm run make:rpm
\n
All releases will be signing with my Code Signing Certificates (Authenticode on Windows and Codesign on OS X)
\n
Please see the development FAQ for additional requirements for building.
\n
Contributing
\n
If you find something wrong (theming issues, app crashes) please report them as an issue. \nIf you think you can add something cool or fix a problem, fork the repo and make a pull request :D
\n
NOTE: Some of the functionality in this app has been extracted into smaller submodules. In particular
You can download the latest signed installers for Windows from the artifacts section of AppVeyor \nYou can download the latest linux (debian and fedora) and OS X (darwin) builds from the artifacts section on Circle CI
\n
License
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The MIT License (MIT)
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Copyright (c) 2016 Samuel Attard
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Google Play Music™ Desktop Player
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Run \"Google Play Music\" as a standalone desktop app. Never again will you have to hunt through your tabs to pause your music, or stop listening to your favourite song because Chrome is guzzling up all your RAM..
Both are documented in the Docs folder. For one time read access you should\nprobably use the JSON interface. For an application that requires continuous\nupdates as to the state of GPMDP or needs to control GPMDP you should use the\nWeb Socket interface.
\n
Issues
\n
If you have any bugs / issues please check the\nFAQ\nfirst before raising an issue
To get started just pull the repo and run the following
\n
npm install\nnpm run build\nnpm start
\n
To build the installers / release packages you need to run, you can only build a platforms installer from that platform.
\n
# Windows\nnpm run make:win\n\n# Mac OS X\nnpm run make:darwin\n\n# Ubuntu (Requires the 'dpkg' package)\nnpm run make:deb\n\n# Fedora (Requires the 'rpm' package)\nnpm run make:rpm
\n
All releases will be signing with my Code Signing Certificates (Authenticode on Windows and Codesign on OS X)
\n
Please see the development FAQ for additional requirements for building.
\n
Contributing
\n
If you find something wrong (theming issues, app crashes) please report them as an issue. \nIf you think you can add something cool or fix a problem, fork the repo and make a pull request :D
\n
NOTE: Some of the functionality in this app has been extracted into smaller submodules. In particular
You can download the latest signed installers for Windows from the artifacts section of AppVeyor \nYou can download the latest linux (debian and fedora) and OS X (darwin) builds from the artifacts section on Circle CI
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2016 Samuel Attard
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Gitmoji is an initiative to standardize and explain the use of emojis on GitHub commit messages.
\n
Using emojis on commit messages provides an easy way of identifying the purpose or intention of a commit with only looking at the emojis used. As there are a lot of different emojis I found the need of creating a guide that can help to use emojis easier.
\n
The gitmojis are published on the following package in order to be used as a dependency 📦.
Gitmoji is an initiative to standardize and explain the use of emojis on GitHub commit messages.
\n
Using emojis on commit messages provides an easy way of identifying the purpose or intention of a commit with only looking at the emojis used. As there are a lot of different emojis I found the need of creating a guide that can help to use emojis easier.
\n
The gitmojis are published on the following package in order to be used as a dependency 📦.
Be sure to have Node.js and git installed. Linux/Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to have WINE installed. Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to XQuartz installed in order to run WINE. It is recommended that Mac users install both Wine and XQuartz via Homebrew.
Be sure to have Node.js and git installed. Linux/Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to have WINE installed. Mac users who wish to do builds for Windows will need to XQuartz installed in order to run WINE. It is recommended that Mac users install both Wine and XQuartz via Homebrew.
Alternately, download the binary from the Releases tab.
\n
Linux installation
\n
The graphiql-app uses the AppImage format for its Linux version. You download it from the Electron app directory (click the "Download for Linux"-button) or from the Releases tab.
\n
Either way, you will get a .AppImage binary. Put it in a safe place and make it executable:
\n
chmod +x graphiql-app-0.7.2-x86_64.AppImage\n
\n
Then simply execute the app. It will ask whether to add shortcuts to your desktop and menus for easy access in the future.
\n
Getting started developing
\n
\n
Branch and/or clone the repo locally.
\n
cd into it
\n
install all the require packages: npm i
\n
build the project: npm run build
\n
start the project: npm start
\n
\n
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GraphiQL.app
\n
\n
A light, Electron-based wrapper around GraphiQL.
\n
Provides a tabbed interface for editing and testing GraphQL queries/mutations with GraphiQL.
Alternately, download the binary from the Releases tab.
\n
Linux installation
\n
The graphiql-app uses the AppImage format for its Linux version. You download it from the Electron app directory (click the \"Download for Linux\"-button) or from the Releases tab.
\n
Either way, you will get a .AppImage binary. Put it in a safe place and make it executable:
\n
chmod +x graphiql-app-0.7.2-x86_64.AppImage\n
\n
Then simply execute the app. It will ask whether to add shortcuts to your desktop and menus for easy access in the future.
Alternately, download the binary from the Releases tab.
\n
Linux installation
\n
The graphiql-app uses the AppImage format for its Linux version. You download it from the Electron app directory (click the "Download for Linux"-button) or from the Releases tab.
\n
Either way, you will get a .AppImage binary. Put it in a safe place and make it executable:
\n
chmod +x graphiql-app-0.7.2-x86_64.AppImage\n
\n
Then simply execute the app. It will ask whether to add shortcuts to your desktop and menus for easy access in the future.
\n
Getting started developing
\n
\n
Branch and/or clone the repo locally.
\n
cd into it
\n
install all the require packages: npm i
\n
build the project: npm run build
\n
start the project: npm start
\n
\n
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GraphiQL.app
\n
\n
A light, Electron-based wrapper around GraphiQL.
\n
Provides a tabbed interface for editing and testing GraphQL queries/mutations with GraphiQL.
Alternately, download the binary from the Releases tab.
\n
Linux installation
\n
The graphiql-app uses the AppImage format for its Linux version. You download it from the Electron app directory (click the \"Download for Linux\"-button) or from the Releases tab.
\n
Either way, you will get a .AppImage binary. Put it in a safe place and make it executable:
\n
chmod +x graphiql-app-0.7.2-x86_64.AppImage\n
\n
Then simply execute the app. It will ask whether to add shortcuts to your desktop and menus for easy access in the future.
Click the eye to enable click-through mode. It will ignore mouse clicks and let you interact with windows below.
\n
To disable click-through and interact with the window again, click the icon in the Windows dock/taskbar and minimize it, then click again to open it and it will be disabled.
\n
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Transparency seems to not be working on Linux - but it still floats above other windows.
Click the eye to enable click-through mode. It will ignore mouse clicks and let you interact with windows below.
\n
To disable click-through and interact with the window again, click the icon in the Windows dock/taskbar and minimize it, then click again to open it and it will be disabled.
\n
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Transparency seems to not be working on Linux - but it still floats above other windows.
Run "Google Play Music" as a standalone desktop app. Never again will you have to hunt through your tabs to pause your music, or stop listening to your favourite song because Chrome is guzzling up all your RAM..
Both are documented in the Docs folder. For one time read access you should\nprobably use the JSON interface. For an application that requires continuous\nupdates as to the state of GPMDP or needs to control GPMDP you should use the\nWeb Socket interface.
\n
Issues
\n
If you have any bugs / issues please check the\nFAQ\nfirst before raising an issue
To get started just pull the repo and run the following
\n
npm install\nnpm run build\nnpm start
\n
To build the installers / release packages you need to run, you can only build a platforms installer from that platform.
\n
# Windows\nnpm run make:win\n\n# Mac OS X\nnpm run make:darwin\n\n# Ubuntu (Requires the 'dpkg' package)\nnpm run make:deb\n\n# Fedora (Requires the 'rpm' package)\nnpm run make:rpm
\n
All releases will be signing with my Code Signing Certificates (Authenticode on Windows and Codesign on OS X)
\n
Please see the development FAQ for additional requirements for building.
\n
Contributing
\n
If you find something wrong (theming issues, app crashes) please report them as an issue. \nIf you think you can add something cool or fix a problem, fork the repo and make a pull request :D
\n
NOTE: Some of the functionality in this app has been extracted into smaller submodules. In particular
You can download the latest signed installers for Windows from the artifacts section of AppVeyor \nYou can download the latest linux (debian and fedora) and OS X (darwin) builds from the artifacts section on Circle CI
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2016 Samuel Attard
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
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Google Play Music™ Desktop Player
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n \nWindows: \nMacOS / Linux:
\n
\n
Run \"Google Play Music\" as a standalone desktop app. Never again will you have to hunt through your tabs to pause your music, or stop listening to your favourite song because Chrome is guzzling up all your RAM..
Both are documented in the Docs folder. For one time read access you should\nprobably use the JSON interface. For an application that requires continuous\nupdates as to the state of GPMDP or needs to control GPMDP you should use the\nWeb Socket interface.
\n
Issues
\n
If you have any bugs / issues please check the\nFAQ\nfirst before raising an issue
To get started just pull the repo and run the following
\n
npm install\nnpm run build\nnpm start
\n
To build the installers / release packages you need to run, you can only build a platforms installer from that platform.
\n
# Windows\nnpm run make:win\n\n# Mac OS X\nnpm run make:darwin\n\n# Ubuntu (Requires the 'dpkg' package)\nnpm run make:deb\n\n# Fedora (Requires the 'rpm' package)\nnpm run make:rpm
\n
All releases will be signing with my Code Signing Certificates (Authenticode on Windows and Codesign on OS X)
\n
Please see the development FAQ for additional requirements for building.
\n
Contributing
\n
If you find something wrong (theming issues, app crashes) please report them as an issue. \nIf you think you can add something cool or fix a problem, fork the repo and make a pull request :D
\n
NOTE: Some of the functionality in this app has been extracted into smaller submodules. In particular
You can download the latest signed installers for Windows from the artifacts section of AppVeyor \nYou can download the latest linux (debian and fedora) and OS X (darwin) builds from the artifacts section on Circle CI
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2016 Samuel Attard
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of\nthis software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in\nthe Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to\nuse, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of\nthe Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS\nFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR\nCOPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER\nIN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN\nCONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
NOTE:\nGraviton is going through a full remake from the ground up. Version 1.3.0 source code is located in the 1.3.0 branch on this repository.\nAlso, changes on this source may not be released as an official build yet.\n1.3.0 Source Code
NOTE:\nGraviton is going through a full remake from the ground up. Version 1.3.0 source code is located in the 1.3.0 branch on this repository.\nAlso, changes on this source may not be released as an official build yet.\n1.3.0 Source Code
GraphQL IDE for better development workflows (GraphQL Subscriptions, interactive docs & collaboration). \nYou can download the desktop app or use the web version at graphqlbin.com: Demo
GraphQL Playground uses components of GraphiQL under the hood but is meant as a more powerful GraphQL IDE enabling better (local) development workflows. Compared to GraphiQL, the GraphQL Playground ships with the following additional features:
\n
\n
Interactive, multi-column schema documentation
\n
Automatic schema reloading
\n
Support for GraphQL Subscriptions
\n
Query history
\n
Configuration of HTTP headers
\n
Tabs
\n
\n
See the following question for more additonal features.
\n
What's the difference between the desktop app and the web version?
\n
The desktop app is the same as the web version but includes these additional features:
\n
\n
Partial support for graphql-config enabling features like multi-environment setups (no support for sending HTTP headers).
\n
Double click on *.graphql files.
\n
\n
How does GraphQL Bin work?
\n
You can easily share your Playgrounds with others by clicking on the "Share" button and sharing the generated link. You can think about GraphQL Bin like Pastebin for your GraphQL queries including the context (endpoint, HTTP headers, open tabs etc).
schemaIntrospectionResult - The result of an introspection query (an object of this form: {__schema: {...}}) The playground automatically fetches the schema from the endpoint. This is only needed when you want to override the schema.
\n
tabsTab[] - An array of tabs to inject. Note: When using this feature, tabs will be resetted each time the page is reloaded
In addition to this, the React app provides some more properties:
\n
\n
props (React Component)
\n
createApolloLink [(session: Session, subscriptionEndpoint?: string) => ApolloLink] - this is the equivalent to the fetcher of GraphiQL. For each query that is being executed, this function will be called
\n
\n
createApolloLink is only available in the React Component and not the middlewares, because the content must be serializable as it is being printed into a HTML template.
\n
As HTML Page
\n
If you simply want to render the Playground HTML on your own, for example when implementing a GraphQL Server, there are 2 options for you:
Note: In case you do not want to serve assets from a CDN (like jsDelivr) and instead use a local copy, you will need to install graphql-playground-react from npm, and then replace all instances of //cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm with ./node_modules. An example can be found here
\n
As React Component
\n
Install
\n
yarn add graphql-playground-react
\n
Use
\n
GraphQL Playground provides a React component responsible for rendering the UI and Session management.\nThere are 3 dependencies needed in order to run the graphql-playground-react React component.
# Pick the one that matches your server framework\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-express # for Express or Connect\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-hapi\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-koa\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-lambda
\n
Usage with example
\n
We have a full example for each of the frameworks below:
From graphql-playground-react@1.7.0 on you can provide a codeTheme property to the React Component to customize your color theme.\nThese are the available options:
This is repository is a "mono repo" and contains multiple packages using Yarn workspaces. Please be aware that versions are not synchronised between packages. The versions of the release page refer to the electron app.
\n
Packages
\n
In the folder packages you'll find the following packages:
\n
\n
graphql-playground-electron: Cross-platform electron app which uses graphql-playground-react
\n
graphql-playground-html: Simple HTML page rendering a version of graphql-playground-react hosted on JSDeliver
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-express: Express middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-hapi: Hapi middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-koa: Koa middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-lambda: AWS Lambda middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-react: Core of GraphQL Playground built with ReactJS
Join our Slack community if you run into issues or have questions. We love talking to you!
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
\n
GraphQL IDE for better development workflows (GraphQL Subscriptions, interactive docs & collaboration). \nYou can download the desktop app or use the web version at graphqlbin.com: Demo
GraphQL Playground uses components of GraphiQL under the hood but is meant as a more powerful GraphQL IDE enabling better (local) development workflows. Compared to GraphiQL, the GraphQL Playground ships with the following additional features:
\n
\n
Interactive, multi-column schema documentation
\n
Automatic schema reloading
\n
Support for GraphQL Subscriptions
\n
Query history
\n
Configuration of HTTP headers
\n
Tabs
\n
\n
See the following question for more additonal features.
\n
What's the difference between the desktop app and the web version?
\n
The desktop app is the same as the web version but includes these additional features:
\n
\n
Partial support for graphql-config enabling features like multi-environment setups (no support for sending HTTP headers).
\n
Double click on *.graphql files.
\n
\n
How does GraphQL Bin work?
\n
You can easily share your Playgrounds with others by clicking on the \"Share\" button and sharing the generated link. You can think about GraphQL Bin like Pastebin for your GraphQL queries including the context (endpoint, HTTP headers, open tabs etc).
schemaIntrospectionResult - The result of an introspection query (an object of this form: {__schema: {...}}) The playground automatically fetches the schema from the endpoint. This is only needed when you want to override the schema.
\n
tabsTab[] - An array of tabs to inject. Note: When using this feature, tabs will be resetted each time the page is reloaded
In addition to this, the React app provides some more properties:
\n
\n
props (React Component)
\n
createApolloLink [(session: Session, subscriptionEndpoint?: string) => ApolloLink] - this is the equivalent to the fetcher of GraphiQL. For each query that is being executed, this function will be called
\n
\n
createApolloLink is only available in the React Component and not the middlewares, because the content must be serializable as it is being printed into a HTML template.
\n
As HTML Page
\n
If you simply want to render the Playground HTML on your own, for example when implementing a GraphQL Server, there are 2 options for you:
Note: In case you do not want to serve assets from a CDN (like jsDelivr) and instead use a local copy, you will need to install graphql-playground-react from npm, and then replace all instances of //cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm with ./node_modules. An example can be found here
\n
As React Component
\n
Install
\n
yarn add graphql-playground-react
\n
Use
\n
GraphQL Playground provides a React component responsible for rendering the UI and Session management.\nThere are 3 dependencies needed in order to run the graphql-playground-react React component.
# Pick the one that matches your server framework\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-express # for Express or Connect\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-hapi\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-koa\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-lambda
\n
Usage with example
\n
We have a full example for each of the frameworks below:
From graphql-playground-react@1.7.0 on you can provide a codeTheme property to the React Component to customize your color theme.\nThese are the available options:
This is repository is a \"mono repo\" and contains multiple packages using Yarn workspaces. Please be aware that versions are not synchronised between packages. The versions of the release page refer to the electron app.
\n
Packages
\n
In the folder packages you'll find the following packages:
\n
\n
graphql-playground-electron: Cross-platform electron app which uses graphql-playground-react
\n
graphql-playground-html: Simple HTML page rendering a version of graphql-playground-react hosted on JSDeliver
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-express: Express middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-hapi: Hapi middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-koa: Koa middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-lambda: AWS Lambda middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-react: Core of GraphQL Playground built with ReactJS
Meet gSubs. A desktop app that finds you the perfect subtitle match for your videos. Simply download now and drag and drop videos to get started.\n gSubs is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
The following features made what gSubs is today and many more features will be, hopefully added with the support of great open source community in the future.\n \n
\n
Drag & Drop
\n
Just drag and drop the video files that you want to search subtitle for and gSubs will do it's job. No more browsing and selecting videos from the mysteries directories that you don't know.
\n
Multiple Files
\n
gSubs supports multiple files input, meaning you can drag and drop as many files as you want and gSubs will find subtitles for each and every file. You have an entire season with dozen of episodes? gSubs gets your subtitles for the entire season in one time.
\n
Search Subtitles
\n
You don't have a video file but just want to donwload your favourite movies or series subtitles? Don't worry, gSubs consists of the search function where you can input any queries for search. gSubs will give you the results according to the language that has been set.
\n
10 Languages
\n
gSubs are capable of finding you subtitles for 10 languages which are English, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Român, Svenska and Türkçe. Many more languages will be added soon.
\n
Auto Update
\n
gSubs have auto update feature included in it. This means you don't have to manually download the latest release every time. gSubs downloads and installs the latest release automatically.
\n \n
⚡️ Contributing
\n
gSubs is completely open-source. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:sanjevirau/gsubs.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for Windows: npm run dist
\n
gSubs can also be build into Mac and Linux by change the dist script to build -wlm --config in the package.json file and then building the app using npm run dist
\n\n
We does give you credits for your contributions. Every contributors name will be shown in our contributors page at gSubs Contributors.
\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
gSubs currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. When user drag and drop the video files, gSubs looks into SubDB source first followed by OpenSubtitles source. We hope to add more sources in the future.
\n
Standard sources:
\n
\n
SubDB
\n
OpenSubtitles
\n
Addic7ed
\n
\n \n
🌟 Special Thanks
\n
We would like to thank the following great beings and projects for assisting and giving us the motivation to build gSubs directly or indirectly.
Meet gSubs. A desktop app that finds you the perfect subtitle match for your videos. Simply download now and drag and drop videos to get started.\n gSubs is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
The following features made what gSubs is today and many more features will be, hopefully added with the support of great open source community in the future.\n \n
\n
Drag & Drop
\n
Just drag and drop the video files that you want to search subtitle for and gSubs will do it's job. No more browsing and selecting videos from the mysteries directories that you don't know.
\n
Multiple Files
\n
gSubs supports multiple files input, meaning you can drag and drop as many files as you want and gSubs will find subtitles for each and every file. You have an entire season with dozen of episodes? gSubs gets your subtitles for the entire season in one time.
\n
Search Subtitles
\n
You don't have a video file but just want to donwload your favourite movies or series subtitles? Don't worry, gSubs consists of the search function where you can input any queries for search. gSubs will give you the results according to the language that has been set.
\n
10 Languages
\n
gSubs are capable of finding you subtitles for 10 languages which are English, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Român, Svenska and Türkçe. Many more languages will be added soon.
\n
Auto Update
\n
gSubs have auto update feature included in it. This means you don't have to manually download the latest release every time. gSubs downloads and installs the latest release automatically.
\n \n
⚡️ Contributing
\n
gSubs is completely open-source. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:sanjevirau/gsubs.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for Windows: npm run dist
\n
gSubs can also be build into Mac and Linux by change the dist script to build -wlm --config in the package.json file and then building the app using npm run dist
\n\n
We does give you credits for your contributions. Every contributors name will be shown in our contributors page at gSubs Contributors.
\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
gSubs currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. When user drag and drop the video files, gSubs looks into SubDB source first followed by OpenSubtitles source. We hope to add more sources in the future.
\n
Standard sources:
\n
\n
SubDB
\n
OpenSubtitles
\n
Addic7ed
\n
\n \n
🌟 Special Thanks
\n
We would like to thank the following great beings and projects for assisting and giving us the motivation to build gSubs directly or indirectly.
SECURITY WARNING: both graphql-playground-html and all four (4) of it's middleware dependents until graphql-playground-html@1.6.22 were subject to an XSS Reflection attack vulnerability only to unsanitized user input strings to the functions therein. This was resolved in graphql-playground-html@^1.6.22. More Information
⚙ GraphQL Config support with multiple Projects & Endpoints
\n
🚥 Apollo Tracing support
\n
\n
Security Details
\n
\n
NOTE: only unsanitized user input to the functions in these packages is vulnerable to the recently reported XSS Reflection attack.
\n
\n
Impact
\n
\n
Impacted are any and all unsanitized user-defined input to:\n-renderPlaygroundPage()\n-koaPlayground()\n-expressPlayground()\n-koaPlayground()\n-`lambdaPlayground()
\n
\n
\n
If you used static values, such as graphql-playground-electron does in it's webpack config, as well as the most common middleware implementations out there, they were not vulnerable to the attack.
\n
\n
The only reason this vulnerability exists is because we are using template strings in renderPlaygroundPage() with potentially unsanitized user defined variables. This allows an attacker to inject html and javascript into the page.
Common examples may be user-defined path parameters, query string, unsanitized UI provided values in database, etc., that are used to build template strings or passed directly to a renderPlaygroundPage() or the matching middleware function equivalent listed above.
\n
Impacted Packages
\n
All versions of these packages are impacted until the ones specified below, which are now safe for user defined input:
\n
\n
graphql-playground-html: ☔ safe @ 1.6.22
\n
graphql-playground-express☔ safe @ 1.7.16
\n
graphql-playground-koa☔ safe @ 1.6.15
\n
graphql-playground-hapi☔ safe @ 1.6.13
\n
graphql-playground-lambda☔ safe @ 1.7.17
\n
graphql-playground-electron has always been ☔ safe from XSS attacks! This is because configuration is statically defined it's webpack config
\n
graphql-playground-react is safe because it does not use renderPlaygroundPage() anywhere, and thus is not susceptible to template string XSS reflection attacks.
\n
\n
More Information
\n
See the security docs for more details on how your implementation might be impacted by this vulnerability. It contains safe examples, unsafe examples, workarounds, and more details.
\n
We've also provided 'an example of the xss using the express middleware
GraphQL Playground uses components of GraphiQL under the hood but is meant as a more powerful GraphQL IDE enabling better (local) development workflows. Compared to GraphiQL, the GraphQL Playground ships with the following additional features:
\n
\n
Interactive, multi-column schema documentation
\n
Automatic schema reloading
\n
Support for GraphQL Subscriptions
\n
Query history
\n
Configuration of HTTP headers
\n
Tabs
\n
\n
See the following question for more additonal features.
\n
What's the difference between the desktop app and the web version?
\n
The desktop app is the same as the web version but includes these additional features:
\n
\n
Partial support for graphql-config enabling features like multi-environment setups (no support for sending HTTP headers).
\n
Double click on *.graphql files.
\n
\n
How does GraphQL Bin work?
\n
You can easily share your Playgrounds with others by clicking on the "Share" button and sharing the generated link. You can think about GraphQL Bin like Pastebin for your GraphQL queries including the context (endpoint, HTTP headers, open tabs etc).
schemaIntrospectionResult - The result of an introspection query (an object of this form: {__schema: {...}}) The playground automatically fetches the schema from the endpoint. This is only needed when you want to override the schema.
\n
tabsTab[] - An array of tabs to inject. Note: When using this feature, tabs will be resetted each time the page is reloaded
In addition to this, the React app provides some more properties:
\n
\n
props (React Component)
\n
createApolloLink [(session: Session, subscriptionEndpoint?: string) => ApolloLink] - this is the equivalent to the fetcher of GraphiQL. For each query that is being executed, this function will be called
\n
\n
createApolloLink is only available in the React Component and not the middlewares, because the content must be serializable as it is being printed into a HTML template.
\n
As HTML Page
\n
If you simply want to render the Playground HTML on your own, for example when implementing a GraphQL Server, there are 2 options for you:
Note: In case you do not want to serve assets from a CDN (like jsDelivr) and instead use a local copy, you will need to install graphql-playground-react from npm, and then replace all instances of //cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm with ./node_modules. An example can be found here
\n
As React Component
\n
Install
\n
yarn add graphql-playground-react
\n
Use
\n
GraphQL Playground provides a React component responsible for rendering the UI and Session management.\nThere are 3 dependencies needed in order to run the graphql-playground-react React component.
# Pick the one that matches your server framework\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-express # for Express or Connect\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-hapi\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-koa\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-lambda
\n
Usage with example
\n
We have a full example for each of the frameworks below:
From graphql-playground-react@1.7.0 on you can provide a codeTheme property to the React Component to customize your color theme.\nThese are the available options:
This is repository is a "mono repo" and contains multiple packages using Yarn workspaces. Please be aware that versions are not synchronised between packages. The versions of the release page refer to the electron app.
\n
Packages
\n
In the folder packages you'll find the following packages:
\n
\n
graphql-playground-electron: Cross-platform electron app which uses graphql-playground-react
\n
graphql-playground-html: Simple HTML page rendering a version of graphql-playground-react hosted on JSDeliver
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-express: Express middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-hapi: Hapi middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-koa: Koa middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-middleware-lambda: AWS Lambda middleware using graphql-playground-html
\n
graphql-playground-react: Core of GraphQL Playground built with ReactJS
Join our Slack community if you run into issues or have questions. We love talking to you!
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
SECURITY WARNING: both graphql-playground-html and all four (4) of it's middleware dependents until graphql-playground-html@1.6.22 were subject to an XSS Reflection attack vulnerability only to unsanitized user input strings to the functions therein. This was resolved in graphql-playground-html@^1.6.22. More Information
⚙ GraphQL Config support with multiple Projects & Endpoints
\n
🚥 Apollo Tracing support
\n
\n
Security Details
\n
\n
NOTE: only unsanitized user input to the functions in these packages is vulnerable to the recently reported XSS Reflection attack.
\n
\n
Impact
\n
\n
Impacted are any and all unsanitized user-defined input to:\n-renderPlaygroundPage()\n-koaPlayground()\n-expressPlayground()\n-koaPlayground()\n-`lambdaPlayground()
\n
\n
\n
If you used static values, such as graphql-playground-electron does in it's webpack config, as well as the most common middleware implementations out there, they were not vulnerable to the attack.
\n
\n
The only reason this vulnerability exists is because we are using template strings in renderPlaygroundPage() with potentially unsanitized user defined variables. This allows an attacker to inject html and javascript into the page.
Common examples may be user-defined path parameters, query string, unsanitized UI provided values in database, etc., that are used to build template strings or passed directly to a renderPlaygroundPage() or the matching middleware function equivalent listed above.
\n
Impacted Packages
\n
All versions of these packages are impacted until the ones specified below, which are now safe for user defined input:
\n
\n
graphql-playground-html: ☔ safe @ 1.6.22
\n
graphql-playground-express☔ safe @ 1.7.16
\n
graphql-playground-koa☔ safe @ 1.6.15
\n
graphql-playground-hapi☔ safe @ 1.6.13
\n
graphql-playground-lambda☔ safe @ 1.7.17
\n
graphql-playground-electron has always been ☔ safe from XSS attacks! This is because configuration is statically defined it's webpack config
\n
graphql-playground-react is safe because it does not use renderPlaygroundPage() anywhere, and thus is not susceptible to template string XSS reflection attacks.
\n
\n
More Information
\n
See the security docs for more details on how your implementation might be impacted by this vulnerability. It contains safe examples, unsafe examples, workarounds, and more details.
\n
We've also provided 'an example of the xss using the express middleware
GraphQL Playground uses components of GraphiQL under the hood but is meant as a more powerful GraphQL IDE enabling better (local) development workflows. Compared to GraphiQL, the GraphQL Playground ships with the following additional features:
\n
\n
Interactive, multi-column schema documentation
\n
Automatic schema reloading
\n
Support for GraphQL Subscriptions
\n
Query history
\n
Configuration of HTTP headers
\n
Tabs
\n
\n
See the following question for more additonal features.
\n
What's the difference between the desktop app and the web version?
\n
The desktop app is the same as the web version but includes these additional features:
\n
\n
Partial support for graphql-config enabling features like multi-environment setups (no support for sending HTTP headers).
\n
Double click on *.graphql files.
\n
\n
How does GraphQL Bin work?
\n
You can easily share your Playgrounds with others by clicking on the \"Share\" button and sharing the generated link. You can think about GraphQL Bin like Pastebin for your GraphQL queries including the context (endpoint, HTTP headers, open tabs etc).
schemaIntrospectionResult - The result of an introspection query (an object of this form: {__schema: {...}}) The playground automatically fetches the schema from the endpoint. This is only needed when you want to override the schema.
\n
tabsTab[] - An array of tabs to inject. Note: When using this feature, tabs will be resetted each time the page is reloaded
In addition to this, the React app provides some more properties:
\n
\n
props (React Component)
\n
createApolloLink [(session: Session, subscriptionEndpoint?: string) => ApolloLink] - this is the equivalent to the fetcher of GraphiQL. For each query that is being executed, this function will be called
\n
\n
createApolloLink is only available in the React Component and not the middlewares, because the content must be serializable as it is being printed into a HTML template.
\n
As HTML Page
\n
If you simply want to render the Playground HTML on your own, for example when implementing a GraphQL Server, there are 2 options for you:
Note: In case you do not want to serve assets from a CDN (like jsDelivr) and instead use a local copy, you will need to install graphql-playground-react from npm, and then replace all instances of //cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm with ./node_modules. An example can be found here
\n
As React Component
\n
Install
\n
yarn add graphql-playground-react
\n
Use
\n
GraphQL Playground provides a React component responsible for rendering the UI and Session management.\nThere are 3 dependencies needed in order to run the graphql-playground-react React component.
# Pick the one that matches your server framework\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-express # for Express or Connect\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-hapi\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-koa\nyarn add graphql-playground-middleware-lambda
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Usage with example
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We have a full example for each of the frameworks below:
From graphql-playground-react@1.7.0 on you can provide a codeTheme property to the React Component to customize your color theme.\nThese are the available options:
This is repository is a \"mono repo\" and contains multiple packages using Yarn workspaces. Please be aware that versions are not synchronised between packages. The versions of the release page refer to the electron app.
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Packages
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In the folder packages you'll find the following packages:
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graphql-playground-electron: Cross-platform electron app which uses graphql-playground-react
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graphql-playground-html: Simple HTML page rendering a version of graphql-playground-react hosted on JSDeliver
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graphql-playground-middleware-express: Express middleware using graphql-playground-html
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graphql-playground-middleware-hapi: Hapi middleware using graphql-playground-html
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graphql-playground-middleware-koa: Koa middleware using graphql-playground-html
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graphql-playground-middleware-lambda: AWS Lambda middleware using graphql-playground-html
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graphql-playground-react: Core of GraphQL Playground built with ReactJS
Collect and share information about your computer's hardware. Example paste with info - go to link
\n
changelog
\n
0.1.0 - Remove "open" module because of its associated vulnerability (https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/663), update all modules, update electron to latest stable version, other small fix
Collect and share information about your computer's hardware. Example paste with info - go to link
\n
changelog
\n
0.1.0 - Remove \"open\" module because of its associated vulnerability (https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/663), update all modules, update electron to latest stable version, other small fix
An alt+space launcher for Windows, built with Electron.
\n
I always dreamed of an alternative to Alfred on Windows, that is made with JavaScript.\nso, I made it.
\n
\n \n
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Vision
\n
It's a launcher with strict syntax (like terminal programs), it's not targeting to interpret natural language. \nI believe the strict syntax can provide more powerful and fast response than to interpret natural language.
\n
Features
\n
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Searching Executable files very fast with Fuzzy Matching
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Plugins in Pure JavaScript
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Downloads
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Go to Releases, then you can download prebuilt binaries.
The name "Hain" is named by Hyunseop Lee, it means "a Servant" in Korean. \nThe app icon & gif are designed by Yunsung Lee. \nIt uses npmsearch.com for searching packages for now.
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License
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MIT
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- "readmeOriginal": "
Hain
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An alt+space launcher for Windows, built with Electron.
\n
I always dreamed of an alternative to Alfred on Windows, that is made with JavaScript.\nso, I made it.
\n
\n \n
\n
Vision
\n
It's a launcher with strict syntax (like terminal programs), it's not targeting to interpret natural language. \nI believe the strict syntax can provide more powerful and fast response than to interpret natural language.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Searching Executable files very fast with Fuzzy Matching
\n
Plugins in Pure JavaScript
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Go to Releases, then you can download prebuilt binaries.
The name \"Hain\" is named by Hyunseop Lee, it means \"a Servant\" in Korean. \nThe app icon & gif are designed by Yunsung Lee. \nIt uses npmsearch.com for searching packages for now.
An alt+space launcher for Windows, built with Electron.
\n
I always dreamed of an alternative to Alfred on Windows, that is made with JavaScript.\nso, I made it.
\n
\n \n
\n
Vision
\n
It's a launcher with strict syntax (like terminal programs), it's not targeting to interpret natural language. \nI believe the strict syntax can provide more powerful and fast response than to interpret natural language.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Searching Executable files very fast with Fuzzy Matching
\n
Plugins in Pure JavaScript
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Go to Releases, then you can download prebuilt binaries.
The name "Hain" is named by Hyunseop Lee, it means "a Servant" in Korean. \nThe app icon & gif are designed by Yunsung Lee. \nIt uses npmsearch.com for searching packages for now.
\n
License
\n
MIT
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Hain
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\n\n
\n
An alt+space launcher for Windows, built with Electron.
\n
I always dreamed of an alternative to Alfred on Windows, that is made with JavaScript.\nso, I made it.
\n
\n \n
\n
Vision
\n
It's a launcher with strict syntax (like terminal programs), it's not targeting to interpret natural language. \nI believe the strict syntax can provide more powerful and fast response than to interpret natural language.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Searching Executable files very fast with Fuzzy Matching
\n
Plugins in Pure JavaScript
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Go to Releases, then you can download prebuilt binaries.
The name \"Hain\" is named by Hyunseop Lee, it means \"a Servant\" in Korean. \nThe app icon & gif are designed by Yunsung Lee. \nIt uses npmsearch.com for searching packages for now.
An endless 2D jumping game, select a avatar, choose a environment and start playing. Dont fall off the platforms and dont hit the spike balls!
\n
How to Play/ Build
\n
1. Play the game
\n
Download the game from here . Start the application and and then follow the instructions below to start playing. Try to score as many points as you can!
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2. Building from the repo
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Clone the repository, then navigate to it on your terminal and run npm install, once all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Instructions
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Select your environment, cycle through the 3 available ones by hitting spacebar.
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Click on a avatar to begin.
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Use the left and right arrow keys to move on the platforms.
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Press the up key to jump
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Dont fall below the screen, and dont hit the Spike Balls
\n
\n
If you liked this, check out My colaborative task app, where you can create groups with your team and make to-dos and task lists
The game assets including the background and the tiles were made by Kenny, the character sprites were made by MadFireOn, and the idea for the game was inspired by a tutorial from Joshmorony.
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",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\nHasty Heroes \n
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\n\n\n\n
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An endless 2D jumping game, select a avatar, choose a environment and start playing. Dont fall off the platforms and dont hit the spike balls!
\n
How to Play/ Build
\n
1. Play the game
\n
Download the game from here . Start the application and and then follow the instructions below to start playing. Try to score as many points as you can!
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, then navigate to it on your terminal and run npm install, once all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Instructions
\n
\n
Select your environment, cycle through the 3 available ones by hitting spacebar.
\n
Click on a avatar to begin.
\n
Use the left and right arrow keys to move on the platforms.
\n
Press the up key to jump
\n
Dont fall below the screen, and dont hit the Spike Balls
\n
\n
If you liked this, check out My colaborative task app, where you can create groups with your team and make to-dos and task lists
The game assets including the background and the tiles were made by Kenny, the character sprites were made by MadFireOn, and the idea for the game was inspired by a tutorial from Joshmorony.
Collect and share information about your computer's hardware. Example paste with info - go to link
\n
changelog
\n
0.1.0 - Remove "open" module because of its associated vulnerability (https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/663), update all modules, update electron to latest stable version, other small fix
Collect and share information about your computer's hardware. Example paste with info - go to link
\n
changelog
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0.1.0 - Remove \"open\" module because of its associated vulnerability (https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/663), update all modules, update electron to latest stable version, other small fix
Clone and run for a quick way to see Electron-News-App in action.
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Screenshot
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To Use
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/MedZed/Electron-Headlines.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-quick-start\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the app\nnpm start
For more example apps, see the\nlist of boilerplates\ncreated by the awesome electron community.
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License
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The MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2017 Med Zarroug
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",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Electron-Headlines
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Clone and run for a quick way to see Electron-News-App in action.
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Screenshot
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To Use
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/MedZed/Electron-Headlines.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-quick-start\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the app\nnpm start
Meet gSubs. A desktop app that finds you the perfect subtitle match for your videos. Simply download now and drag and drop videos to get started.\n gSubs is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
The following features made what gSubs is today and many more features will be, hopefully added with the support of great open source community in the future.\n \n
\n
Drag & Drop
\n
Just drag and drop the video files that you want to search subtitle for and gSubs will do it's job. No more browsing and selecting videos from the mysteries directories that you don't know.
\n
Multiple Files
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gSubs supports multiple files input, meaning you can drag and drop as many files as you want and gSubs will find subtitles for each and every file. You have an entire season with dozen of episodes? gSubs gets your subtitles for the entire season in one time.
\n
Search Subtitles
\n
You don't have a video file but just want to donwload your favourite movies or series subtitles? Don't worry, gSubs consists of the search function where you can input any queries for search. gSubs will give you the results according to the language that has been set.
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10 Languages
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gSubs are capable of finding you subtitles for 10 languages which are English, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Român, Svenska and Türkçe. Many more languages will be added soon.
\n
Auto Update
\n
gSubs have auto update feature included in it. This means you don't have to manually download the latest release every time. gSubs downloads and installs the latest release automatically.
\n \n
⚡️ Contributing
\n
gSubs is completely open-source. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:sanjevirau/gsubs.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for Windows: npm run dist
\n
gSubs can also be build into Mac and Linux by change the dist script to build -wlm --config in the package.json file and then building the app using npm run dist
\n\n
We does give you credits for your contributions. Every contributors name will be shown in our contributors page at gSubs Contributors.
\n \n
📦 Sources
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gSubs currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. When user drag and drop the video files, gSubs looks into SubDB source first followed by OpenSubtitles source. We hope to add more sources in the future.
\n
Standard sources:
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SubDB
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OpenSubtitles
\n
Addic7ed
\n
\n \n
🌟 Special Thanks
\n
We would like to thank the following great beings and projects for assisting and giving us the motivation to build gSubs directly or indirectly.
Meet gSubs. A desktop app that finds you the perfect subtitle match for your videos. Simply download now and drag and drop videos to get started.\n gSubs is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
The following features made what gSubs is today and many more features will be, hopefully added with the support of great open source community in the future.\n \n
\n
Drag & Drop
\n
Just drag and drop the video files that you want to search subtitle for and gSubs will do it's job. No more browsing and selecting videos from the mysteries directories that you don't know.
\n
Multiple Files
\n
gSubs supports multiple files input, meaning you can drag and drop as many files as you want and gSubs will find subtitles for each and every file. You have an entire season with dozen of episodes? gSubs gets your subtitles for the entire season in one time.
\n
Search Subtitles
\n
You don't have a video file but just want to donwload your favourite movies or series subtitles? Don't worry, gSubs consists of the search function where you can input any queries for search. gSubs will give you the results according to the language that has been set.
\n
10 Languages
\n
gSubs are capable of finding you subtitles for 10 languages which are English, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Român, Svenska and Türkçe. Many more languages will be added soon.
\n
Auto Update
\n
gSubs have auto update feature included in it. This means you don't have to manually download the latest release every time. gSubs downloads and installs the latest release automatically.
\n \n
⚡️ Contributing
\n
gSubs is completely open-source. If you'd like to help out by adding features, working on bug fixes,\nor assisting in other parts of development, here's how to get started:
Clone it to your\nlocal device: git clone git@github.com:sanjevirau/gsubs.git
\n
Install the dependencies: npm install
\n
Run the app by starting electron, building the code and watch for changes:\nnpm start\n
To build for production (should not generally be used):
\n
\n
Build the actual app for Windows: npm run dist
\n
gSubs can also be build into Mac and Linux by change the dist script to build -wlm --config in the package.json file and then building the app using npm run dist
\n\n
We does give you credits for your contributions. Every contributors name will be shown in our contributors page at gSubs Contributors.
\n \n
📦 Sources
\n
gSubs currently uses 2 sources to gather subtitles. When user drag and drop the video files, gSubs looks into SubDB source first followed by OpenSubtitles source. We hope to add more sources in the future.
\n
Standard sources:
\n
\n
SubDB
\n
OpenSubtitles
\n
Addic7ed
\n
\n \n
🌟 Special Thanks
\n
We would like to thank the following great beings and projects for assisting and giving us the motivation to build gSubs directly or indirectly.
To get started and try out Hawk Eye, download the latest release for your platform on the Releases Page. You'll then be able to auto-update when new updates are available. Note: this currently only works for macOS, Windows incoming.
\n
Screenshots
\n
Dark Mode
\n
\n
Light Mode
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
For information regarding contributing to this project, please read the Contributing document.
To get started and try out Hawk Eye, download the latest release for your platform on the Releases Page. You'll then be able to auto-update when new updates are available. Note: this currently only works for macOS, Windows incoming.
\n
Screenshots
\n
Dark Mode
\n
\n
Light Mode
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
For information regarding contributing to this project, please read the Contributing document.
To get started and try out Hawk Eye, download the latest release for your platform on the Releases Page. You'll then be able to auto-update when new updates are available. Note: this currently only works for macOS, Windows incoming.
\n
Screenshots
\n
Dark Mode
\n
\n
Light Mode
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
For information regarding contributing to this project, please read the Contributing document.
To get started and try out Hawk Eye, download the latest release for your platform on the Releases Page. You'll then be able to auto-update when new updates are available. Note: this currently only works for macOS, Windows incoming.
\n
Screenshots
\n
Dark Mode
\n
\n
Light Mode
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
For information regarding contributing to this project, please read the Contributing document.
A free GUI application for HandBrake and FFmpeg/FFprobe on Windows, macOS and Linux (+ Linux Docker image) with an emphasis on multi HandBrake/FFmpeg instance batch conversion (including recursive folder scans and folder watching). The destination folder structure is kept the same as the source folder structure. Media in subfolders is also converted. Multiple folders can be monitored and different conversion presets can be specified for each folder. Also included:
\n
-Remote monitoring feature to monitor batch file conversions in any browser
\n
-Basic h265 benchmarking
\n
-Health check feature which can scan for corrupt video files using HandBrake (quick scan) or FFmpeg (thorough scan), although this is not always accurate. Attempt repair file feature included too.
\n
This is a standalone program on Windows but requires HandBrakeCLI to be installed on Linux and Mac. For a server application with similar functionality please see Tdarr.
\n
Settings help is available by pressing the blue ? diamond icons spread throughout the program:
\n
\n\n
INSTALLATION - Windows:
\n
Step 1:Download hbbatchbeast-Windows.7z from the release page and extract it:
Change '/media/mount/Video' to the location of your media on your host machine. You'll be able to navigate to those files by going to '/home/developer/Documents/HBBatchBeast/Media' while using the Docker container. Map more volumes if necessary.
\n
To close HBBatchBeast, close the application window and then use Ctrl+C to end the process in the terminal.
\n\n
The program scans the source folders for all files. It then compares the source folder files with the destination folder files to see if any of the source files exist in the destination folder already. If not, the program queues the files for conversion.
\n
4 worker modules (default number) then work through the conversion queue. If periodic scanning is enabled then the program will run at the chosen interval.
\n
After it a bit more testing it seems that weird things can happen if you monitor a folder which is being downloaded to. It seems sometimes conversions start before a file has fully downloaded. To solve this, I recommend using a temporary download folder before moving completed files into your HBBB source folder.
\n
If you use a download program which has an 'incomplete downloads' folder etc, do not put that folder inside your main source folder else you may end up converting each file twice.
\n
The program won't work properly if you put the destination folder in a folder inside the source folder because the program is recreating the source folder structure inside the destination folder. It will cause an infinite loop of creating more and more sub-folders each time you run the program. So it will NOT work properly if you do something like this:
\n
Source:
\n
D:\\Videos
\n
Destination:
\n
D:\\Videos\\Converted
\n
It will work properly if you do something like this etc:
\n
Source:
\n
D:\\Videos
\n
Destination:
\n
D:\\Converted
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
HBBatchBeast for HandBrake and FFmpeg/FFprobe (Windows, macOS, Linux & Docker)
A free GUI application for HandBrake and FFmpeg/FFprobe on Windows, macOS and Linux (+ Linux Docker image) with an emphasis on multi HandBrake/FFmpeg instance batch conversion (including recursive folder scans and folder watching). The destination folder structure is kept the same as the source folder structure. Media in subfolders is also converted. Multiple folders can be monitored and different conversion presets can be specified for each folder. Also included:
\n
-Remote monitoring feature to monitor batch file conversions in any browser
\n
-Basic h265 benchmarking
\n
-Health check feature which can scan for corrupt video files using HandBrake (quick scan) or FFmpeg (thorough scan), although this is not always accurate. Attempt repair file feature included too.
\n
This is a standalone program on Windows but requires HandBrakeCLI to be installed on Linux and Mac. For a server application with similar functionality please see Tdarr.
\n
Settings help is available by pressing the blue ? diamond icons spread throughout the program:
\n
\n\n
INSTALLATION - Windows:
\n
Step 1:Download hbbatchbeast-Windows.7z from the release page and extract it:
Change '/media/mount/Video' to the location of your media on your host machine. You'll be able to navigate to those files by going to '/home/developer/Documents/HBBatchBeast/Media' while using the Docker container. Map more volumes if necessary.
\n
To close HBBatchBeast, close the application window and then use Ctrl+C to end the process in the terminal.
\n\n
The program scans the source folders for all files. It then compares the source folder files with the destination folder files to see if any of the source files exist in the destination folder already. If not, the program queues the files for conversion.
\n
4 worker modules (default number) then work through the conversion queue. If periodic scanning is enabled then the program will run at the chosen interval.
\n
After it a bit more testing it seems that weird things can happen if you monitor a folder which is being downloaded to. It seems sometimes conversions start before a file has fully downloaded. To solve this, I recommend using a temporary download folder before moving completed files into your HBBB source folder.
\n
If you use a download program which has an 'incomplete downloads' folder etc, do not put that folder inside your main source folder else you may end up converting each file twice.
\n
The program won't work properly if you put the destination folder in a folder inside the source folder because the program is recreating the source folder structure inside the destination folder. It will cause an infinite loop of creating more and more sub-folders each time you run the program. So it will NOT work properly if you do something like this:
\n
Source:
\n
D:\\Videos
\n
Destination:
\n
D:\\Videos\\Converted
\n
It will work properly if you do something like this etc:
A free GUI application for HandBrake and FFmpeg/FFprobe on Windows, macOS and Linux (+ Linux Docker image) with an emphasis on multi HandBrake/FFmpeg instance batch conversion (including recursive folder scans and folder watching). The destination folder structure is kept the same as the source folder structure. Media in subfolders is also converted. Multiple folders can be monitored and different conversion presets can be specified for each folder. Also included:
\n
-Remote monitoring feature to monitor batch file conversions in any browser
\n
-Basic h265 benchmarking
\n
-Health check feature which can scan for corrupt video files using HandBrake (quick scan) or FFmpeg (thorough scan), although this is not always accurate. Attempt repair file feature included too.
\n
This is a standalone program on Windows but requires HandBrakeCLI to be installed on Linux and Mac. For a server application with similar functionality please see Tdarr.
\n
Settings help is available by pressing the blue ? diamond icons spread throughout the program:
\n
\n\n
INSTALLATION - Windows:
\n
Step 1:Download hbbatchbeast-Windows.7z from the release page and extract it:
Change '/media/mount/Video' to the location of your media on your host machine. You'll be able to navigate to those files by going to '/home/developer/Documents/HBBatchBeast/Media' while using the Docker container. Map more volumes if necessary.
\n
To close HBBatchBeast, close the application window and then use Ctrl+C to end the process in the terminal.
\n\n
The program scans the source folders for all files. It then compares the source folder files with the destination folder files to see if any of the source files exist in the destination folder already. If not, the program queues the files for conversion.
\n
4 worker modules (default number) then work through the conversion queue. If periodic scanning is enabled then the program will run at the chosen interval.
\n
After it a bit more testing it seems that weird things can happen if you monitor a folder which is being downloaded to. It seems sometimes conversions start before a file has fully downloaded. To solve this, I recommend using a temporary download folder before moving completed files into your HBBB source folder.
\n
If you use a download program which has an 'incomplete downloads' folder etc, do not put that folder inside your main source folder else you may end up converting each file twice.
\n
The program won't work properly if you put the destination folder in a folder inside the source folder because the program is recreating the source folder structure inside the destination folder. It will cause an infinite loop of creating more and more sub-folders each time you run the program. So it will NOT work properly if you do something like this:
\n
Source:
\n
D:\\Videos
\n
Destination:
\n
D:\\Videos\\Converted
\n
It will work properly if you do something like this etc:
\n
Source:
\n
D:\\Videos
\n
Destination:
\n
D:\\Converted
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
HBBatchBeast for HandBrake and FFmpeg/FFprobe (Windows, macOS, Linux & Docker)
A free GUI application for HandBrake and FFmpeg/FFprobe on Windows, macOS and Linux (+ Linux Docker image) with an emphasis on multi HandBrake/FFmpeg instance batch conversion (including recursive folder scans and folder watching). The destination folder structure is kept the same as the source folder structure. Media in subfolders is also converted. Multiple folders can be monitored and different conversion presets can be specified for each folder. Also included:
\n
-Remote monitoring feature to monitor batch file conversions in any browser
\n
-Basic h265 benchmarking
\n
-Health check feature which can scan for corrupt video files using HandBrake (quick scan) or FFmpeg (thorough scan), although this is not always accurate. Attempt repair file feature included too.
\n
This is a standalone program on Windows but requires HandBrakeCLI to be installed on Linux and Mac. For a server application with similar functionality please see Tdarr.
\n
Settings help is available by pressing the blue ? diamond icons spread throughout the program:
\n
\n\n
INSTALLATION - Windows:
\n
Step 1:Download hbbatchbeast-Windows.7z from the release page and extract it:
Change '/media/mount/Video' to the location of your media on your host machine. You'll be able to navigate to those files by going to '/home/developer/Documents/HBBatchBeast/Media' while using the Docker container. Map more volumes if necessary.
\n
To close HBBatchBeast, close the application window and then use Ctrl+C to end the process in the terminal.
\n\n
The program scans the source folders for all files. It then compares the source folder files with the destination folder files to see if any of the source files exist in the destination folder already. If not, the program queues the files for conversion.
\n
4 worker modules (default number) then work through the conversion queue. If periodic scanning is enabled then the program will run at the chosen interval.
\n
After it a bit more testing it seems that weird things can happen if you monitor a folder which is being downloaded to. It seems sometimes conversions start before a file has fully downloaded. To solve this, I recommend using a temporary download folder before moving completed files into your HBBB source folder.
\n
If you use a download program which has an 'incomplete downloads' folder etc, do not put that folder inside your main source folder else you may end up converting each file twice.
\n
The program won't work properly if you put the destination folder in a folder inside the source folder because the program is recreating the source folder structure inside the destination folder. It will cause an infinite loop of creating more and more sub-folders each time you run the program. So it will NOT work properly if you do something like this:
\n
Source:
\n
D:\\Videos
\n
Destination:
\n
D:\\Videos\\Converted
\n
It will work properly if you do something like this etc:
An endless 2D jumping game, select a avatar, choose a environment and start playing. Dont fall off the platforms and dont hit the spike balls!
\n
How to Play/ Build
\n
1. Play the game
\n
Download the game from here . Start the application and and then follow the instructions below to start playing. Try to score as many points as you can!
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, then navigate to it on your terminal and run npm install, once all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
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Instructions
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Select your environment, cycle through the 3 available ones by hitting spacebar.
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Click on a avatar to begin.
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Use the left and right arrow keys to move on the platforms.
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Press the up key to jump
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Dont fall below the screen, and dont hit the Spike Balls
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If you liked this, check out My colaborative task app, where you can create groups with your team and make to-dos and task lists
The game assets including the background and the tiles were made by Kenny, the character sprites were made by MadFireOn, and the idea for the game was inspired by a tutorial from Joshmorony.
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\nHasty Heroes \n
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An endless 2D jumping game, select a avatar, choose a environment and start playing. Dont fall off the platforms and dont hit the spike balls!
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How to Play/ Build
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1. Play the game
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Download the game from here . Start the application and and then follow the instructions below to start playing. Try to score as many points as you can!
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2. Building from the repo
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Clone the repository, then navigate to it on your terminal and run npm install, once all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Instructions
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Select your environment, cycle through the 3 available ones by hitting spacebar.
\n
Click on a avatar to begin.
\n
Use the left and right arrow keys to move on the platforms.
\n
Press the up key to jump
\n
Dont fall below the screen, and dont hit the Spike Balls
\n
\n
If you liked this, check out My colaborative task app, where you can create groups with your team and make to-dos and task lists
The game assets including the background and the tiles were made by Kenny, the character sprites were made by MadFireOn, and the idea for the game was inspired by a tutorial from Joshmorony.
Clone and run for a quick way to see Electron-News-App in action.
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Screenshot
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To Use
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/MedZed/Electron-Headlines.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-quick-start\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the app\nnpm start
For more example apps, see the\nlist of boilerplates\ncreated by the awesome electron community.
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License
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The MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2017 Med Zarroug
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+ "readmeOriginal": "
Electron-Headlines
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Clone and run for a quick way to see Electron-News-App in action.
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Screenshot
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To Use
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/MedZed/Electron-Headlines.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-quick-start\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the app\nnpm start
If you download from the Releases tab, select the installer for your system.
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Windows x64
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helioslauncher-setup-VERSION.exe
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macOS
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helioslauncher-VERSION.dmg
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Linux x64
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helioslauncher-VERSION-x86_64.AppImage
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Console
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To open the console, use the following keybind.
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ctrl + shift + i
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Ensure that you have the console tab selected. Do not paste anything into the console unless you are 100% sure of what it will do. Pasting the wrong thing can expose sensitive information.
\n
Export Output to a File
\n
If you want to export the console output, simply right click anywhere on the console and click Save as..
Note that you cannot open the DevTools window while using this debug configuration. Chromium only allows one debugger, opening another will crash the program.
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Note on Third-Party Usage
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You may use this software in your own project so long as the following conditions are met.
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Credit is expressly given to the original authors (Daniel Scalzi).\n
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Include a link to the original source on the launcher's About page.
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Credit the authors and provide a link to the original source in any publications or download pages.
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The source code remain public as a fork of this repository.
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We reserve the right to update these conditions at any time, please check back periodically.
If you download from the Releases tab, select the installer for your system.
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Platform
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File
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Windows x64
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helioslauncher-setup-VERSION.exe
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macOS
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helioslauncher-VERSION.dmg
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Linux x64
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helioslauncher-VERSION-x86_64.AppImage
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\n\n
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Console
\n
To open the console, use the following keybind.
\n
ctrl + shift + i
\n
Ensure that you have the console tab selected. Do not paste anything into the console unless you are 100% sure of what it will do. Pasting the wrong thing can expose sensitive information.
\n
Export Output to a File
\n
If you want to export the console output, simply right click anywhere on the console and click Save as..
Note that you cannot open the DevTools window while using this debug configuration. Chromium only allows one debugger, opening another will crash the program.
\n\n
Note on Third-Party Usage
\n
You may use this software in your own project so long as the following conditions are met.
\n
\n
Credit is expressly given to the original authors (Daniel Scalzi).\n
\n
Include a link to the original source on the launcher's About page.
\n
Credit the authors and provide a link to the original source in any publications or download pages.
\n
\n
\n
The source code remain public as a fork of this repository.
\n
\n
We reserve the right to update these conditions at any time, please check back periodically.
If you download from the Releases tab, select the installer for your system.
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Platform
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File
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Windows x64
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helioslauncher-setup-VERSION.exe
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macOS
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helioslauncher-VERSION.dmg
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Linux x64
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helioslauncher-VERSION-x86_64.AppImage
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\n\n
\n
Console
\n
To open the console, use the following keybind.
\n
ctrl + shift + i
\n
Ensure that you have the console tab selected. Do not paste anything into the console unless you are 100% sure of what it will do. Pasting the wrong thing can expose sensitive information.
\n
Export Output to a File
\n
If you want to export the console output, simply right click anywhere on the console and click Save as..
Note that you cannot open the DevTools window while using this debug configuration. Chromium only allows one debugger, opening another will crash the program.
\n\n
Note on Third-Party Usage
\n
You may use this software in your own project so long as the following conditions are met.
\n
\n
Credit is expressly given to the original authors (Daniel Scalzi).\n
\n
Include a link to the original source on the launcher's About page.
\n
Credit the authors and provide a link to the original source in any publications or download pages.
\n
\n
\n
The source code remain public as a fork of this repository.
\n
\n
We reserve the right to update these conditions at any time, please check back periodically.
If you download from the Releases tab, select the installer for your system.
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Platform
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File
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Windows x64
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helioslauncher-setup-VERSION.exe
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macOS
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helioslauncher-VERSION.dmg
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Linux x64
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helioslauncher-VERSION-x86_64.AppImage
\n
\n\n
\n
Console
\n
To open the console, use the following keybind.
\n
ctrl + shift + i
\n
Ensure that you have the console tab selected. Do not paste anything into the console unless you are 100% sure of what it will do. Pasting the wrong thing can expose sensitive information.
\n
Export Output to a File
\n
If you want to export the console output, simply right click anywhere on the console and click Save as..
Note that you cannot open the DevTools window while using this debug configuration. Chromium only allows one debugger, opening another will crash the program.
\n\n
Note on Third-Party Usage
\n
You may use this software in your own project so long as the following conditions are met.
\n
\n
Credit is expressly given to the original authors (Daniel Scalzi).\n
\n
Include a link to the original source on the launcher's About page.
\n
Credit the authors and provide a link to the original source in any publications or download pages.
\n
\n
\n
The source code remain public as a fork of this repository.
\n
\n
We reserve the right to update these conditions at any time, please check back periodically.
🎉 Store, manage and switch your hosts quickly. Especially suitable for developers who need to switch frequently between development, test and production environment. Based on Node.js and Electron.
Firstly be sure you have installed Node.js and NPM successfully.
\n
Install bower global
\n
$ npm install -g bower
\n
Install dependency
\n
$ npm install
\n
$ bower install
\n
Start app
\n
$ npm start
\n
To start app with debug model, use:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Enjoy it!😄
\n
How to package
\n
We use electron-packager package the application to facilitate the distribution of it.
\n
Install electron-packager global
\n
$ npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Package app
\n
After finished all operations in Quick start, go into the app folder, execute:
\n
$ npm run package
\n
Attentions
\n
\n
During packing electron-packager will download all required files and cache them in ~/.electron folder（user/your_user_name/.electron in Windows）, it may be very slow, I suggest you to manually download them into the folder through some download tool (the required files see Electron Release).
\n
Packing Darwin app in Windows may fail (even if there is no error, packaged application may also be unable to run in OS X), there seems no nice solution now, I suggest you to package Darwin app on non-Windows platform. See more details in Issue 164.
\n
\n
License
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The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Sky
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
🎉 Store, manage and switch your hosts quickly. Especially suitable for developers who need to switch frequently between development, test and production environment. Based on Node.js and Electron.
Firstly be sure you have installed Node.js and NPM successfully.
\n
Install bower global
\n
$ npm install -g bower
\n
Install dependency
\n
$ npm install
\n
$ bower install
\n
Start app
\n
$ npm start
\n
To start app with debug model, use:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Enjoy it!😄
\n
How to package
\n
We use electron-packager package the application to facilitate the distribution of it.
\n
Install electron-packager global
\n
$ npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Package app
\n
After finished all operations in Quick start, go into the app folder, execute:
\n
$ npm run package
\n
Attentions
\n
\n
During packing electron-packager will download all required files and cache them in ~/.electron folder（user/your_user_name/.electron in Windows）, it may be very slow, I suggest you to manually download them into the folder through some download tool (the required files see Electron Release).
\n
Packing Darwin app in Windows may fail (even if there is no error, packaged application may also be unable to run in OS X), there seems no nice solution now, I suggest you to package Darwin app on non-Windows platform. See more details in Issue 164.
\n
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Sky
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Hyper is available in the AUR. Use an AUR package manager like aurman
\n
aurman -S hyper
\n
macOS
\n
Use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
\n
brew update\nbrew cask install hyper
\n
Windows
\n
Use chocolatey to install the app by running the following command (package information can be found here):
\n
choco install hyper
\n
Note: The version available on Homebrew Cask, Chocolatey, Snapcraft or the AUR may not be the latest. Please consider downloading it from here if that's the case.
\n
Contribute
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Yarn installed. If you have never installed Yarn before, you can find out how at: https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install.
\n\n
Install necessary packages:
\n\n
\n
Windows\n
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Be sure to run yarn global add windows-build-tools from an elevated prompt (as an administrator) to install windows-build-tools.
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macOS\n
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Once you have installed Yarn, you can skip this section!
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\n
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Linux (You can see here what your Linux is based on.)\n
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RPM-based\n
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GraphicsMagick
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libicns-utils
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xz (Installed by default on some distributions.)
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Debian-based\n
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graphicsmagick
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icnsutils
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xz-utils
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Fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local device
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
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Build the code and watch for changes: yarn run dev
\n
To run hyper
\n\n
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yarn run app from another terminal tab/window/pane
\n
If you are using Visual Studio Code, select Launch Hyper in debugger configuration to launch a new Hyper instance with debugger attached.
\n
If you interrupt yarn run dev, you'll need to relaunch it each time you want to test something. Webpack will watch changes and will rebuild renderer code when needed (and only what have changed). You'll just have to relaunch electron by using yarn run app or VSCode launch task.
\n
\n
To make sure that your code works in the finished application, you can generate the binaries like this:
\n
yarn run dist
\n
After that, you will see the binary in the ./dist folder!
\n
Known issues that can happen during development
\n
Error building node-pty
\n
If after building during development you get an alert dialog related to node-pty issues,\nmake sure its build process is working correctly by running yarn run rebuild-node-pty.
\n
If you are on macOS, this typically is related to Xcode issues (like not having agreed\nto the Terms of Service by running sudo xcodebuild after a fresh Xcode installation).
\n
Error with c++ on macOS when running yarn
\n
If you are getting compiler errors when running yarn add the environment variable export CXX=clang++
\n
Error with codesign on macOS when running yarn run dist
\n
If you have issues in the codesign step when running yarn run dist on macOS, you can temporarily disable code signing locally by setting\nexport CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY=false for the current terminal session.
Hyper is available in the AUR. Use an AUR package manager like aurman
\n
aurman -S hyper
\n
macOS
\n
Use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
\n
brew update\nbrew cask install hyper
\n
Windows
\n
Use chocolatey to install the app by running the following command (package information can be found here):
\n
choco install hyper
\n
Note: The version available on Homebrew Cask, Chocolatey, Snapcraft or the AUR may not be the latest. Please consider downloading it from here if that's the case.
\n
Contribute
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Yarn installed. If you have never installed Yarn before, you can find out how at: https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install.
\n\n
Install necessary packages:
\n\n
\n
Windows\n
\n
Be sure to run yarn global add windows-build-tools from an elevated prompt (as an administrator) to install windows-build-tools.
\n
\n
\n
macOS\n
\n
Once you have installed Yarn, you can skip this section!
\n
\n
\n
Linux (You can see here what your Linux is based on.)\n
\n
RPM-based\n
\n
GraphicsMagick
\n
libicns-utils
\n
xz (Installed by default on some distributions.)
\n
\n
\n
Debian-based\n
\n
graphicsmagick
\n
icnsutils
\n
xz-utils
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
Fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local device
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n
Build the code and watch for changes: yarn run dev
\n
To run hyper
\n\n
\n
yarn run app from another terminal tab/window/pane
\n
If you are using Visual Studio Code, select Launch Hyper in debugger configuration to launch a new Hyper instance with debugger attached.
\n
If you interrupt yarn run dev, you'll need to relaunch it each time you want to test something. Webpack will watch changes and will rebuild renderer code when needed (and only what have changed). You'll just have to relaunch electron by using yarn run app or VSCode launch task.
\n
\n
To make sure that your code works in the finished application, you can generate the binaries like this:
\n
yarn run dist
\n
After that, you will see the binary in the ./dist folder!
\n
Known issues that can happen during development
\n
Error building node-pty
\n
If after building during development you get an alert dialog related to node-pty issues,\nmake sure its build process is working correctly by running yarn run rebuild-node-pty.
\n
If you are on macOS, this typically is related to Xcode issues (like not having agreed\nto the Terms of Service by running sudo xcodebuild after a fresh Xcode installation).
\n
Error with c++ on macOS when running yarn
\n
If you are getting compiler errors when running yarn add the environment variable export CXX=clang++
\n
Error with codesign on macOS when running yarn run dist
\n
If you have issues in the codesign step when running yarn run dist on macOS, you can temporarily disable code signing locally by setting\nexport CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY=false for the current terminal session.
Welcome to Hypnos(beta), a streamlined desktop application to sandbox GraphQL calls to RESTful APIs using the Apollo-link-rest package from Apollo Client, as well as giving detailed, helpful error messages.
\n\n\n
* We recently added tabs to handle multiple entries!
\n
Getting Started
\n
Requirements
\n
All you need to do is download your respective OS package, install, and go!
Hypnos will return the GraphQL response or meaningful errors
\n
If there are any errors in query formatting, they will be displayed on the right
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Hypnos History
\n
Hypnos will store your local query history, persisting queries from your sessions. You can delete your entire history, or you can delete individual queries. You also have the option of repopulating the current tab with a previous query.
\n
\n\n
\n
Tabs
\n
Want to submit another query, but don't want to submit your current query just yet? Just open up a new tab! Hypnos will save the endpoint and query, and you can come back to it later.
\n
\n\n
\n
Authenticated APIs
\n
A majority of APIs require a key in order to gain access to their endpoints, but have no fear: Hypnos supports API keys. Type in your endpoint and query as you would normally, but before you submit the query, go to Submit API Key. Clicking on it will open a new window in which you can enter the key for your headers and the API key given to you by the API itself. Once you submit the keys, you can go ahead and submit your query.
Welcome to Hypnos(beta), a streamlined desktop application to sandbox GraphQL calls to RESTful APIs using the Apollo-link-rest package from Apollo Client, as well as giving detailed, helpful error messages.
\n\n\n
* We recently added tabs to handle multiple entries!
\n
Getting Started
\n
Requirements
\n
All you need to do is download your respective OS package, install, and go!
Hypnos will return the GraphQL response or meaningful errors
\n
If there are any errors in query formatting, they will be displayed on the right
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Hypnos History
\n
Hypnos will store your local query history, persisting queries from your sessions. You can delete your entire history, or you can delete individual queries. You also have the option of repopulating the current tab with a previous query.
\n
\n\n
\n
Tabs
\n
Want to submit another query, but don't want to submit your current query just yet? Just open up a new tab! Hypnos will save the endpoint and query, and you can come back to it later.
\n
\n\n
\n
Authenticated APIs
\n
A majority of APIs require a key in order to gain access to their endpoints, but have no fear: Hypnos supports API keys. Type in your endpoint and query as you would normally, but before you submit the query, go to Submit API Key. Clicking on it will open a new window in which you can enter the key for your headers and the API key given to you by the API itself. Once you submit the keys, you can go ahead and submit your query.
Welcome to Hypnos(beta), a streamlined desktop application to sandbox GraphQL calls to RESTful APIs using the Apollo-link-rest package from Apollo Client, as well as giving detailed, helpful error messages.
\n\n\n
* We recently added tabs to handle multiple entries!
\n
Getting Started
\n
Requirements
\n
All you need to do is download your respective OS package, install, and go!
Hypnos will return the GraphQL response or meaningful errors
\n
If there are any errors in query formatting, they will be displayed on the right
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Hypnos History
\n
Hypnos will store your local query history, persisting queries from your sessions. You can delete your entire history, or you can delete individual queries. You also have the option of repopulating the current tab with a previous query.
\n
\n\n
\n
Tabs
\n
Want to submit another query, but don't want to submit your current query just yet? Just open up a new tab! Hypnos will save the endpoint and query, and you can come back to it later.
\n
\n\n
\n
Authenticated APIs
\n
A majority of APIs require a key in order to gain access to their endpoints, but have no fear: Hypnos supports API keys. Type in your endpoint and query as you would normally, but before you submit the query, go to Submit API Key. Clicking on it will open a new window in which you can enter the key for your headers and the API key given to you by the API itself. Once you submit the keys, you can go ahead and submit your query.
Welcome to Hypnos(beta), a streamlined desktop application to sandbox GraphQL calls to RESTful APIs using the Apollo-link-rest package from Apollo Client, as well as giving detailed, helpful error messages.
\n\n\n
* We recently added tabs to handle multiple entries!
\n
Getting Started
\n
Requirements
\n
All you need to do is download your respective OS package, install, and go!
Hypnos will return the GraphQL response or meaningful errors
\n
If there are any errors in query formatting, they will be displayed on the right
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Hypnos History
\n
Hypnos will store your local query history, persisting queries from your sessions. You can delete your entire history, or you can delete individual queries. You also have the option of repopulating the current tab with a previous query.
\n
\n\n
\n
Tabs
\n
Want to submit another query, but don't want to submit your current query just yet? Just open up a new tab! Hypnos will save the endpoint and query, and you can come back to it later.
\n
\n\n
\n
Authenticated APIs
\n
A majority of APIs require a key in order to gain access to their endpoints, but have no fear: Hypnos supports API keys. Type in your endpoint and query as you would normally, but before you submit the query, go to Submit API Key. Clicking on it will open a new window in which you can enter the key for your headers and the API key given to you by the API itself. Once you submit the keys, you can go ahead and submit your query.
🎉 Store, manage and switch your hosts quickly. Especially suitable for developers who need to switch frequently between development, test and production environment. Based on Node.js and Electron.
Firstly be sure you have installed Node.js and NPM successfully.
\n
Install bower global
\n
$ npm install -g bower
\n
Install dependency
\n
$ npm install
\n
$ bower install
\n
Start app
\n
$ npm start
\n
To start app with debug model, use:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Enjoy it!😄
\n
How to package
\n
We use electron-packager package the application to facilitate the distribution of it.
\n
Install electron-packager global
\n
$ npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Package app
\n
After finished all operations in Quick start, go into the app folder, execute:
\n
$ npm run package
\n
Attentions
\n
\n
During packing electron-packager will download all required files and cache them in ~/.electron folder（user/your_user_name/.electron in Windows）, it may be very slow, I suggest you to manually download them into the folder through some download tool (the required files see Electron Release).
\n
Packing Darwin app in Windows may fail (even if there is no error, packaged application may also be unable to run in OS X), there seems no nice solution now, I suggest you to package Darwin app on non-Windows platform. See more details in Issue 164.
\n
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Sky
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
🎉 Store, manage and switch your hosts quickly. Especially suitable for developers who need to switch frequently between development, test and production environment. Based on Node.js and Electron.
Firstly be sure you have installed Node.js and NPM successfully.
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Install bower global
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$ npm install -g bower
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Install dependency
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$ npm install
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$ bower install
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Start app
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$ npm start
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To start app with debug model, use:
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$ npm run dev
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Enjoy it!😄
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How to package
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We use electron-packager package the application to facilitate the distribution of it.
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Install electron-packager global
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$ npm install -g electron-packager
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Package app
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After finished all operations in Quick start, go into the app folder, execute:
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$ npm run package
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Attentions
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During packing electron-packager will download all required files and cache them in ~/.electron folder（user/your_user_name/.electron in Windows）, it may be very slow, I suggest you to manually download them into the folder through some download tool (the required files see Electron Release).
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Packing Darwin app in Windows may fail (even if there is no error, packaged application may also be unable to run in OS X), there seems no nice solution now, I suggest you to package Darwin app on non-Windows platform. See more details in Issue 164.
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License
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The MIT License (MIT)
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Copyright (c) 2017 Sky
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Hyper is available in the AUR. Use an AUR package manager like aurman
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aurman -S hyper
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NixOS
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Hyper is available as Nix package, to install the app run this command:
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nix-env -i hyper
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macOS
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Use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
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brew update\nbrew cask install hyper
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Windows
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Use chocolatey to install the app by running the following command (package information can be found here):
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choco install hyper
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Note: The version available on Homebrew Cask, Chocolatey, Snapcraft or the AUR may not be the latest. Please consider downloading it from here if that's the case.
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Contribute
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Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Yarn installed. If you have never installed Yarn before, you can find out how at: https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install.
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Install necessary packages:
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Windows\n
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Be sure to run yarn global add windows-build-tools from an elevated prompt (as an administrator) to install windows-build-tools.
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macOS\n
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Once you have installed Yarn, you can skip this section!
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Linux (You can see here what your Linux is based on.)\n
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RPM-based\n
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GraphicsMagick
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libicns-utils
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xz (Installed by default on some distributions.)
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Debian-based\n
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graphicsmagick
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icnsutils
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xz-utils
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Fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local device
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Install the dependencies: yarn
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Build the code and watch for changes: yarn run dev
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To run hyper
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yarn run app from another terminal tab/window/pane
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If you are using Visual Studio Code, select Launch Hyper in debugger configuration to launch a new Hyper instance with debugger attached.
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If you interrupt yarn run dev, you'll need to relaunch it each time you want to test something. Webpack will watch changes and will rebuild renderer code when needed (and only what have changed). You'll just have to relaunch electron by using yarn run app or VSCode launch task.
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To make sure that your code works in the finished application, you can generate the binaries like this:
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yarn run dist
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After that, you will see the binary in the ./dist folder!
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Known issues that can happen during development
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Error building node-pty
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If after building during development you get an alert dialog related to node-pty issues,\nmake sure its build process is working correctly by running yarn run rebuild-node-pty.
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If you are on macOS, this typically is related to Xcode issues (like not having agreed\nto the Terms of Service by running sudo xcodebuild after a fresh Xcode installation).
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Error with c++ on macOS when running yarn
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If you are getting compiler errors when running yarn add the environment variable export CXX=clang++
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Error with codesign on macOS when running yarn run dist
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If you have issues in the codesign step when running yarn run dist on macOS, you can temporarily disable code signing locally by setting\nexport CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY=false for the current terminal session.
Hyper is available in the AUR. Use an AUR package manager like aurman
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aurman -S hyper
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NixOS
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Hyper is available as Nix package, to install the app run this command:
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nix-env -i hyper
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macOS
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Use Homebrew Cask to download the app by running these commands:
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brew update\nbrew cask install hyper
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Windows
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Use chocolatey to install the app by running the following command (package information can be found here):
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choco install hyper
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Note: The version available on Homebrew Cask, Chocolatey, Snapcraft or the AUR may not be the latest. Please consider downloading it from here if that's the case.
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Contribute
\n
Regardless of the platform you are working on, you will need to have Yarn installed. If you have never installed Yarn before, you can find out how at: https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install.
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Install necessary packages:
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Windows\n
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Be sure to run yarn global add windows-build-tools from an elevated prompt (as an administrator) to install windows-build-tools.
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macOS\n
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Once you have installed Yarn, you can skip this section!
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Linux (You can see here what your Linux is based on.)\n
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RPM-based\n
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GraphicsMagick
\n
libicns-utils
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xz (Installed by default on some distributions.)
\n
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Debian-based\n
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graphicsmagick
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icnsutils
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xz-utils
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Fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local device
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Install the dependencies: yarn
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Build the code and watch for changes: yarn run dev
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To run hyper
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yarn run app from another terminal tab/window/pane
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If you are using Visual Studio Code, select Launch Hyper in debugger configuration to launch a new Hyper instance with debugger attached.
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If you interrupt yarn run dev, you'll need to relaunch it each time you want to test something. Webpack will watch changes and will rebuild renderer code when needed (and only what have changed). You'll just have to relaunch electron by using yarn run app or VSCode launch task.
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To make sure that your code works in the finished application, you can generate the binaries like this:
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yarn run dist
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After that, you will see the binary in the ./dist folder!
\n
Known issues that can happen during development
\n
Error building node-pty
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If after building during development you get an alert dialog related to node-pty issues,\nmake sure its build process is working correctly by running yarn run rebuild-node-pty.
\n
If you are on macOS, this typically is related to Xcode issues (like not having agreed\nto the Terms of Service by running sudo xcodebuild after a fresh Xcode installation).
\n
Error with c++ on macOS when running yarn
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If you are getting compiler errors when running yarn add the environment variable export CXX=clang++
\n
Error with codesign on macOS when running yarn run dist
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If you have issues in the codesign step when running yarn run dist on macOS, you can temporarily disable code signing locally by setting\nexport CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY=false for the current terminal session.
Image Shrinker is a tool to minify images and graphics using the best available libraries for image processing: pngquant, mozjpg, SVGO and Gifsicle. Built with web technologies in Electron
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How to use
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Drag your image file onto the Image Shrinker window and it will saved in the same or in a predefined folder as reduced image.\nThe original graphic will be not replaced.
Image Shrinker is a tool to minify images and graphics using the best available libraries for image processing: pngquant, mozjpg, SVGO and Gifsicle. Built with web technologies in Electron
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How to use
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Drag your image file onto the Image Shrinker window and it will saved in the same or in a predefined folder as reduced image.\nThe original graphic will be not replaced.
Image Shrinker is a tool to minify images and graphics using the best available libraries for image processing: pngquant, mozjpg, SVGO and Gifsicle. Built with web technologies in Electron
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How to use
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Drag your image file onto the Image Shrinker window and it will saved in the same or in a predefined folder as reduced image.\nThe original graphic will be not replaced.
Image Shrinker is a tool to minify images and graphics using the best available libraries for image processing: pngquant, mozjpg, SVGO and Gifsicle. Built with web technologies in Electron
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How to use
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Drag your image file onto the Image Shrinker window and it will saved in the same or in a predefined folder as reduced image.\nThe original graphic will be not replaced.
Since version 0.3.0, you can choose the format that you want to convert to. For example, if you pick a PNG file, you can convert it to JPEG and compress it with MozJPEG optimizer.
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But there is an exception: pngquant on windows can't read JPEG files, so if you want to convert JPEG to PNG, you should install ImageMagick firstly, and add it to your PATH environment variable.
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Imagine use this command below to check if ImageMagick installed, so make sure it work.
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magick -version
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Build and Contribute
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git clone https://github.com/meowtec/Imagine.git\n# node 8 is recommended\nnpm install\nnpm run dev
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A PR with all checks passed is welcome.
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Before submit a PR, please run npm run test and make sure it success on your machine.
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Up to now, there are only 5 locales. To add a new locale, you can either submit a PR, or create an issue, or just send me an email(found in my profile).
Since version 0.3.0, you can choose the format that you want to convert to. For example, if you pick a PNG file, you can convert it to JPEG and compress it with MozJPEG optimizer.
\n
But there is an exception: pngquant on windows can't read JPEG files, so if you want to convert JPEG to PNG, you should install ImageMagick firstly, and add it to your PATH environment variable.
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Imagine use this command below to check if ImageMagick installed, so make sure it work.
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magick -version
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Build and Contribute
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git clone https://github.com/meowtec/Imagine.git\n# node 8 is recommended\nnpm install\nnpm run dev
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A PR with all checks passed is welcome.
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Before submit a PR, please run npm run test and make sure it success on your machine.
\n
Up to now, there are only 5 locales. To add a new locale, you can either submit a PR, or create an issue, or just send me an email(found in my profile).
Since version 0.3.0, you can choose the format that you want to convert to. For example, if you pick a PNG file, you can convert it to JPEG and compress it with MozJPEG optimizer.
\n
But there is an exception: pngquant on windows can't read JPEG files, so if you want to convert JPEG to PNG, you should install ImageMagick firstly, and add it to your PATH environment variable.
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Imagine use this command below to check if ImageMagick installed, so make sure it work.
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magick -version
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Build and Contribute
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git clone https://github.com/meowtec/Imagine.git\n# node 8 is recommended\nnpm install\nnpm run dev
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A PR with all checks passed is welcome.
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Before submit a PR, please run npm run test and make sure it success on your machine.
\n
Up to now, there are only 5 locales. To add a new locale, you can either submit a PR, or create an issue, or just send me an email(found in my profile).
Since version 0.3.0, you can choose the format that you want to convert to. For example, if you pick a PNG file, you can convert it to JPEG and compress it with MozJPEG optimizer.
\n
But there is an exception: pngquant on windows can't read JPEG files, so if you want to convert JPEG to PNG, you should install ImageMagick firstly, and add it to your PATH environment variable.
\n
Imagine use this command below to check if ImageMagick installed, so make sure it work.
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magick -version
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Build and Contribute
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git clone https://github.com/meowtec/Imagine.git\n# node 8 is recommended\nnpm install\nnpm run dev
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A PR with all checks passed is welcome.
\n
Before submit a PR, please run npm run test and make sure it success on your machine.
\n
Up to now, there are only 5 locales. To add a new locale, you can either submit a PR, or create an issue, or just send me an email(found in my profile).
Unofficial, free and open-source Google Gmail Desktop App
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Inboxer — started out as an unofficial Inbox by Gmail client for desktop platforms. However, Google plans to discontinue Inbox at the end of March 2019 (see official announcement). To keep Inboxer alive we have converted it to work with Gmail. Inboxer is now built on top of Gmail web-version. It has pleasant UI and supports useful keyboard shortcuts.
Check out these ones as great examples of Electron applications. All of them are under the MIT license.
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Features
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Familiar Gmail interface
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Cross-platform (macOS/Linux/Windows)
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Useful Keyboard shortcuts
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Multiple accounts
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Optional Always on Top
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Auto-updates to the latest version
\n
Desktop notifications
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TODO: Dark theme
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TODO: Custom text size
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TODO: Ability to use as default mail client
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All feature requests and contributions are welcome!
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Screenshot
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TODO: Update screenshot to show latest version working with Gmail\n
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Installation
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Inboxer works well on macOS 10.9+, Linux and Windows 7+. You can download the latest version on Releases page or below.\nInboxer is also available through the nix package manager (see package in nix)
You'll need electron and npm installed in your system.\nDownload and extract the source code (.zip or .tar.gz file).\nInside the source code folder, run:
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$ npm install\n
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Then package the app with:
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$ npm run dist\n
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This builds packages for all architectures. Use dist:mac, dist:linux, or dist:win to package a single architecture. The packages will be found in the dist folder.
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Keyboard shortcuts
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Inboxer supports all Gmail keyboard shortcuts, system-specific keybindings and more. Additional keybindings are listed below:
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Description
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Keys
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Preferences
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Cmd/CtrlP
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Compose Message
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Cmd/CtrlN
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Go to Inbox
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Cmd/CtrlI
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Go to Snoozed
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Cmd/CtrlS
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Go to Done
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Cmd/CtrlD
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Drafts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
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\n
\n
Sent
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
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\n
\n
Trash
\n
AltShiftT
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\n
\n
Spam
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AltShiftS
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\n
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Open Contacts
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Cmd/CtrlShiftC
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Search
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Cmd/CtrlF
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Toggle Sidebar
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Cmd/Ctrl/
\n
\n
\n
Toggle "Always on Top"
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Cmd/CtrlShiftT
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\n
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Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
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Shift/ or ?
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Toggle Developer Tools
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OptionCmdI(macOS) or CtrlShiftI
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\n
Disclaimer
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This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Google or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Gmail app. Use it at your own risk.
\n
End User License Agreement
\n
\n
You will not use this repository for sending mass spam or any other malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
\n
Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity (mass bulk request, spam etc).
\n
\n
Donate
\n
Hi! I work on this project in my spare time, beside my primary job. I hope enjoy using Inboxer, and if you do, please, support this project 🙏🏻.
Unofficial, free and open-source Google Gmail Desktop App
\n
\n
Inboxer — started out as an unofficial Inbox by Gmail client for desktop platforms. However, Google plans to discontinue Inbox at the end of March 2019 (see official announcement). To keep Inboxer alive we have converted it to work with Gmail. Inboxer is now built on top of Gmail web-version. It has pleasant UI and supports useful keyboard shortcuts.
Check out these ones as great examples of Electron applications. All of them are under the MIT license.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Familiar Gmail interface
\n
Cross-platform (macOS/Linux/Windows)
\n
Useful Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Multiple accounts
\n
Optional Always on Top
\n
Auto-updates to the latest version
\n
Desktop notifications
\n
TODO: Dark theme
\n
TODO: Custom text size
\n
TODO: Ability to use as default mail client
\n
\n
All feature requests and contributions are welcome!
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n
TODO: Update screenshot to show latest version working with Gmail\n
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Inboxer works well on macOS 10.9+, Linux and Windows 7+. You can download the latest version on Releases page or below.\nInboxer is also available through the nix package manager (see package in nix)
You'll need electron and npm installed in your system.\nDownload and extract the source code (.zip or .tar.gz file).\nInside the source code folder, run:
\n
$ npm install\n
\n
Then package the app with:
\n
$ npm run dist\n
\n
This builds packages for all architectures. Use dist:mac, dist:linux, or dist:win to package a single architecture. The packages will be found in the dist folder.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Inboxer supports all Gmail keyboard shortcuts, system-specific keybindings and more. Additional keybindings are listed below:
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Preferences
\n
Cmd/CtrlP
\n
\n
\n
Compose Message
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Go to Inbox
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Go to Snoozed
\n
Cmd/CtrlS
\n
\n
\n
Go to Done
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Drafts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Sent
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Trash
\n
AltShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Spam
\n
AltShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Open Contacts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftC
\n
\n
\n
Search
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/Ctrl/
\n
\n
\n
Toggle \"Always on Top\"
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
\n
Shift/ or ?
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Developer Tools
\n
OptionCmdI(macOS) or CtrlShiftI
\n
\n\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Google or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Gmail app. Use it at your own risk.
\n
End User License Agreement
\n
\n
You will not use this repository for sending mass spam or any other malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
\n
Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity (mass bulk request, spam etc).
\n
\n
Donate
\n
Hi! I work on this project in my spare time, beside my primary job. I hope enjoy using Inboxer, and if you do, please, support this project 🙏🏻.
Unofficial, free and open-source Google Gmail Desktop App
\n
\n
Inboxer — started out as an unofficial Inbox by Gmail client for desktop platforms. However, Google plans to discontinue Inbox at the end of March 2019 (see official announcement). To keep Inboxer alive we have converted it to work with Gmail. Inboxer is now built on top of Gmail web-version. It has pleasant UI and supports useful keyboard shortcuts.
Check out these ones as great examples of Electron applications. All of them are under the MIT license.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Familiar Gmail interface
\n
Cross-platform (macOS/Linux/Windows)
\n
Useful Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Multiple accounts
\n
Optional Always on Top
\n
Auto-updates to the latest version
\n
Desktop notifications
\n
TODO: Dark theme
\n
TODO: Custom text size
\n
TODO: Ability to use as default mail client
\n
\n
All feature requests and contributions are welcome!
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n
TODO: Update screenshot to show latest version working with Gmail\n
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Inboxer works well on macOS 10.9+, Linux and Windows 7+. You can download the latest version on Releases page or below.\nInboxer is also available through the nix package manager (see package in nix)
You'll need electron and npm installed in your system.\nDownload and extract the source code (.zip or .tar.gz file).\nInside the source code folder, run:
\n
$ npm install\n
\n
Then package the app with:
\n
$ npm run dist\n
\n
This builds packages for all architectures. Use dist:mac, dist:linux, or dist:win to package a single architecture. The packages will be found in the dist folder.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Inboxer supports all Gmail keyboard shortcuts, system-specific keybindings and more. Additional keybindings are listed below:
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Preferences
\n
Cmd/CtrlP
\n
\n
\n
Compose Message
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Go to Inbox
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Go to Snoozed
\n
Cmd/CtrlS
\n
\n
\n
Go to Done
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Drafts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Sent
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Trash
\n
AltShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Spam
\n
AltShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Open Contacts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftC
\n
\n
\n
Search
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/Ctrl/
\n
\n
\n
Toggle "Always on Top"
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
\n
Shift/ or ?
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Developer Tools
\n
OptionCmdI(macOS) or CtrlShiftI
\n
\n\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Google or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Gmail app. Use it at your own risk.
\n
End User License Agreement
\n
\n
You will not use this repository for sending mass spam or any other malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
\n
Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity (mass bulk request, spam etc).
\n
\n
Donate
\n
Hi! I work on this project in my spare time, beside my primary job. I hope enjoy using Inboxer, and if you do, please, support this project 🙏🏻.
Unofficial, free and open-source Google Gmail Desktop App
\n
\n
Inboxer — started out as an unofficial Inbox by Gmail client for desktop platforms. However, Google plans to discontinue Inbox at the end of March 2019 (see official announcement). To keep Inboxer alive we have converted it to work with Gmail. Inboxer is now built on top of Gmail web-version. It has pleasant UI and supports useful keyboard shortcuts.
Check out these ones as great examples of Electron applications. All of them are under the MIT license.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Familiar Gmail interface
\n
Cross-platform (macOS/Linux/Windows)
\n
Useful Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Multiple accounts
\n
Optional Always on Top
\n
Auto-updates to the latest version
\n
Desktop notifications
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TODO: Dark theme
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TODO: Custom text size
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TODO: Ability to use as default mail client
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All feature requests and contributions are welcome!
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n
TODO: Update screenshot to show latest version working with Gmail\n
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Installation
\n
Inboxer works well on macOS 10.9+, Linux and Windows 7+. You can download the latest version on Releases page or below.\nInboxer is also available through the nix package manager (see package in nix)
You'll need electron and npm installed in your system.\nDownload and extract the source code (.zip or .tar.gz file).\nInside the source code folder, run:
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$ npm install\n
\n
Then package the app with:
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$ npm run dist\n
\n
This builds packages for all architectures. Use dist:mac, dist:linux, or dist:win to package a single architecture. The packages will be found in the dist folder.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Inboxer supports all Gmail keyboard shortcuts, system-specific keybindings and more. Additional keybindings are listed below:
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Description
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Keys
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\n\n\n
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Preferences
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Cmd/CtrlP
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Compose Message
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Cmd/CtrlN
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\n
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Go to Inbox
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Cmd/CtrlI
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Go to Snoozed
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Cmd/CtrlS
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\n
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Go to Done
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Cmd/CtrlD
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Drafts
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Cmd/CtrlShiftD
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Sent
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Cmd/CtrlShiftS
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Trash
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AltShiftT
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Spam
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AltShiftS
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\n
\n
Open Contacts
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Cmd/CtrlShiftC
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Search
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Cmd/CtrlF
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Toggle Sidebar
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Cmd/Ctrl/
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Toggle \"Always on Top\"
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Cmd/CtrlShiftT
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Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
\n
Shift/ or ?
\n
\n
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Toggle Developer Tools
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OptionCmdI(macOS) or CtrlShiftI
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\n\n
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Disclaimer
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This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Google or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Gmail app. Use it at your own risk.
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End User License Agreement
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You will not use this repository for sending mass spam or any other malicious activity.
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We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
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Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity (mass bulk request, spam etc).
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Donate
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Hi! I work on this project in my spare time, beside my primary job. I hope enjoy using Inboxer, and if you do, please, support this project 🙏🏻.
This is my first attempt to write a desktop app with electron and learn the fantastic reactjs library. The editor is far from complete but I use it personally and I wanted to open-source it so that others can help with it.
\n
The one part of the app is a LaTeX editor with search functionality and simplified bibliography and packages handling. The other part is a WYSIWYG editor based on quilljs. The simple part also supports encrypted documents.
\n
I have built it on Debian Linux and I tried on Windows but, like always, everything in there is crappy compared to Linux so I just dropped it. I still have not tested on mac but I plan on doing it soon. Otherwise I expect that the program will be fully functional for anyone who wants to develop it on their mac.
In order to run LaTeX you need to have an installed version of the interpeter like TeXlive, MacTex or MikTex.
\n
To start the process go to the folder, open a terminal there and press
\n
yarn && yarn preminify\nnpm start\n
\n
The file Infinitex.jsx is only used for react-dom. The app.jsx file separates the two environments and has width and height event listeners.\nThe grid.jsx file has the LaTeX editor and the editor.jsx file has the WYSIWYG.
\n
To build the minified js you press
\n
npm run minify\n
\n
To create the executable in a dist folder run (!Attention! This will trigger the minification which takes a lot of time)
\n
npm run dist\n
\n
Issues:
\n\n
Compilation and configurations for Mac (probably works, will test soon) and Windows.
\n
Configure auto-updates (work on linux and windows).
\n
Detect latex change and move pdf to that page.
\n
Better memory handling of Ace editor.
\n
Open files with the app without the app being open
\n
Configure KaTeX to take both $math$ and $$math$$ and interpret them accordingly.
\n
Open formula module on math selection at simple.
\n\n
Roadmap:
\n\n
Either move to Semantic UI or Material UI beta for performance.
\n
Integration with cloud servicesIPFS for collaboration (working on it).
\n\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Infinitex
\n
\n
This is my first attempt to write a desktop app with electron and learn the fantastic reactjs library. The editor is far from complete but I use it personally and I wanted to open-source it so that others can help with it.
\n
The one part of the app is a LaTeX editor with search functionality and simplified bibliography and packages handling. The other part is a WYSIWYG editor based on quilljs. The simple part also supports encrypted documents.
\n
I have built it on Debian Linux and I tried on Windows but, like always, everything in there is crappy compared to Linux so I just dropped it. I still have not tested on mac but I plan on doing it soon. Otherwise I expect that the program will be fully functional for anyone who wants to develop it on their mac.
In order to run LaTeX you need to have an installed version of the interpeter like TeXlive, MacTex or MikTex.
\n
To start the process go to the folder, open a terminal there and press
\n
yarn && yarn preminify\nnpm start\n
\n
The file Infinitex.jsx is only used for react-dom. The app.jsx file separates the two environments and has width and height event listeners.\nThe grid.jsx file has the LaTeX editor and the editor.jsx file has the WYSIWYG.
\n
To build the minified js you press
\n
npm run minify\n
\n
To create the executable in a dist folder run (!Attention! This will trigger the minification which takes a lot of time)
\n
npm run dist\n
\n
Issues:
\n\n
Compilation and configurations for Mac (probably works, will test soon) and Windows.
\n
Configure auto-updates (work on linux and windows).
\n
Detect latex change and move pdf to that page.
\n
Better memory handling of Ace editor.
\n
Open files with the app without the app being open
\n
Configure KaTeX to take both $math$ and $$math$$ and interpret them accordingly.
\n
Open formula module on math selection at simple.
\n\n
Roadmap:
\n\n
Either move to Semantic UI or Material UI beta for performance.
\n
Integration with cloud servicesIPFS for collaboration (working on it).
This is my first attempt to write a desktop app with electron and learn the fantastic reactjs library. The editor is far from complete but I use it personally and I wanted to open-source it so that others can help with it.
\n
The one part of the app is a LaTeX editor with search functionality and simplified bibliography and packages handling. The other part is a WYSIWYG editor based on quilljs. The simple part also supports encrypted documents.
\n
I have built it on Debian Linux and I tried on Windows but, like always, everything in there is crappy compared to Linux so I just dropped it. I still have not tested on mac but I plan on doing it soon. Otherwise I expect that the program will be fully functional for anyone who wants to develop it on their mac.
In order to run LaTeX you need to have an installed version of the interpeter like TeXlive, MacTex or MikTex.
\n
To start the process go to the folder, open a terminal there and press
\n
yarn && yarn preminify\nnpm start\n
\n
The file Infinitex.jsx is only used for react-dom. The app.jsx file separates the two environments and has width and height event listeners.\nThe grid.jsx file has the LaTeX editor and the editor.jsx file has the WYSIWYG.
\n
To build the minified js you press
\n
npm run minify\n
\n
To create the executable in a dist folder run (!Attention! This will trigger the minification which takes a lot of time)
\n
npm run dist\n
\n
Issues:
\n\n
Compilation and configurations for Mac (probably works, will test soon) and Windows.
\n
Configure auto-updates (work on linux and windows).
\n
Detect latex change and move pdf to that page.
\n
Better memory handling of Ace editor.
\n
Open files with the app without the app being open
\n
Configure KaTeX to take both $math$ and $$math$$ and interpret them accordingly.
\n
Open formula module on math selection at simple.
\n\n
Roadmap:
\n\n
Either move to Semantic UI or Material UI beta for performance.
\n
Integration with cloud servicesIPFS for collaboration (working on it).
\n\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Infinitex
\n
\n
This is my first attempt to write a desktop app with electron and learn the fantastic reactjs library. The editor is far from complete but I use it personally and I wanted to open-source it so that others can help with it.
\n
The one part of the app is a LaTeX editor with search functionality and simplified bibliography and packages handling. The other part is a WYSIWYG editor based on quilljs. The simple part also supports encrypted documents.
\n
I have built it on Debian Linux and I tried on Windows but, like always, everything in there is crappy compared to Linux so I just dropped it. I still have not tested on mac but I plan on doing it soon. Otherwise I expect that the program will be fully functional for anyone who wants to develop it on their mac.
In order to run LaTeX you need to have an installed version of the interpeter like TeXlive, MacTex or MikTex.
\n
To start the process go to the folder, open a terminal there and press
\n
yarn && yarn preminify\nnpm start\n
\n
The file Infinitex.jsx is only used for react-dom. The app.jsx file separates the two environments and has width and height event listeners.\nThe grid.jsx file has the LaTeX editor and the editor.jsx file has the WYSIWYG.
\n
To build the minified js you press
\n
npm run minify\n
\n
To create the executable in a dist folder run (!Attention! This will trigger the minification which takes a lot of time)
\n
npm run dist\n
\n
Issues:
\n\n
Compilation and configurations for Mac (probably works, will test soon) and Windows.
\n
Configure auto-updates (work on linux and windows).
\n
Detect latex change and move pdf to that page.
\n
Better memory handling of Ace editor.
\n
Open files with the app without the app being open
\n
Configure KaTeX to take both $math$ and $$math$$ and interpret them accordingly.
\n
Open formula module on math selection at simple.
\n\n
Roadmap:
\n\n
Either move to Semantic UI or Material UI beta for performance.
\n
Integration with cloud servicesIPFS for collaboration (working on it).
We'll launch the clean and simple wiki specially optimized for developers called "Boost Hub" in June 2020!
\n
Boost Hub will aim to be a collaborative wiki tool for teams to centralize and amplify the availability and searchability of both first-party and third-party information.
android : Android app project. Please open with Android Studio.
\n
dist : Bundled electron app stuff. All executable and installable of the electron app are generated in this folder. You can generate this by npm run prepack, npm run pack, and npm run release scripts.
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compiled : Compiled web app resources from npm run build script. The resources are for deploying the web app.
\n
electron : Compiled electron resources from npm run build:electron script. You can run it by npm start script. The resources are for packaging the electron app.
\n
ios : iOS app project. Please open with XCode.
\n
src : Source code.
\n
\n
Build
\n
You have to create a file named .env in the root of the project directory, or the build will fail.
\n
Web app
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# Install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# Run webpack and open browser\nnpm run dev
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Electron app
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# Install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# Run webpack\nnpm run dev:webpack\n\n# Run electron (You have to open another terminal to run this)\nnpm run dev:electron
We'll launch the clean and simple wiki specially optimized for developers called \"Boost Hub\" in June 2020!
\n
Boost Hub will aim to be a collaborative wiki tool for teams to centralize and amplify the availability and searchability of both first-party and third-party information.
android : Android app project. Please open with Android Studio.
\n
dist : Bundled electron app stuff. All executable and installable of the electron app are generated in this folder. You can generate this by npm run prepack, npm run pack, and npm run release scripts.
\n
compiled : Compiled web app resources from npm run build script. The resources are for deploying the web app.
\n
electron : Compiled electron resources from npm run build:electron script. You can run it by npm start script. The resources are for packaging the electron app.
\n
ios : iOS app project. Please open with XCode.
\n
src : Source code.
\n
\n
Build
\n
You have to create a file named .env in the root of the project directory, or the build will fail.
\n
Web app
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# Run webpack and open browser\nnpm run dev
\n
Electron app
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# Run webpack\nnpm run dev:webpack\n\n# Run electron (You have to open another terminal to run this)\nnpm run dev:electron
I open-source almost everything I can, and I try to reply everyone needing help using these projects. Obviously,\nthis takes time. You can use these projects in your applications for free! You can even change the source code and redistribute (even resell it).
\n
If you get some profit from this or just want to encourage me to continue creating stuff, there are few ways you can do it:
\n
\n
Starring and sharing the project
\n
—make one-time donations via PayPal.
\n
—set up monthly donation via Patreon and get interesting news about what I'm doing.
\n
—send bitcoins or ethereum to this address: 19jHGagJWeVvuNjN3kaBoAszXd9ea9gKzp.
I open-source almost everything I can, and I try to reply everyone needing help using these projects. Obviously,\nthis takes time. You can use these projects in your applications for free! You can even change the source code and redistribute (even resell it).
\n
If you get some profit from this or just want to encourage me to continue creating stuff, there are few ways you can do it:
\n
\n
Starring and sharing the project
\n
—make one-time donations via PayPal.
\n
—set up monthly donation via Patreon and get interesting news about what I'm doing.
\n
—send bitcoins or ethereum to this address: 19jHGagJWeVvuNjN3kaBoAszXd9ea9gKzp.
I open-source almost everything I can, and I try to reply everyone needing help using these projects. Obviously,\nthis takes time. You can use these projects in your applications for free! You can even change the source code and redistribute (even resell it).
\n
If you get some profit from this or just want to encourage me to continue creating stuff, there are few ways you can do it:
\n
\n
Starring and sharing the project
\n
—make one-time donations via PayPal.
\n
—set up monthly donation via Patreon and get interesting news about what I'm doing.
\n
—send bitcoins or ethereum to this address: 19jHGagJWeVvuNjN3kaBoAszXd9ea9gKzp.
I open-source almost everything I can, and I try to reply everyone needing help using these projects. Obviously,\nthis takes time. You can use these projects in your applications for free! You can even change the source code and redistribute (even resell it).
\n
If you get some profit from this or just want to encourage me to continue creating stuff, there are few ways you can do it:
\n
\n
Starring and sharing the project
\n
—make one-time donations via PayPal.
\n
—set up monthly donation via Patreon and get interesting news about what I'm doing.
\n
—send bitcoins or ethereum to this address: 19jHGagJWeVvuNjN3kaBoAszXd9ea9gKzp.
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the\nissue guidelines and search for existing and\nclosed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
Please read through our contributing guidelines and code of conduct. Included are directions\nfor opening issues, coding standards, and notes on development.
\n
Editor preferences are available in the editor config for easy use in\ncommon text editors. Read more and download plugins at editorconfig.org.
\n
Developing
\n
Development on Insomnia can be done on Mac, Windows, or Linux as long as you have\nNodeJS and Git. See the .nvmrc file located in the project for the correct Node version.
\n\nInitial Dev Setup\n
This repository is structured as a monorepo and contains many Node.JS packages. Each package has\nits own set of commands, but the most common commands are available from the\nroot [package.json](package.json) and can be accessed using the npm run ... command. Here\nare the only three commands you should need to start developing on the app.
\n
# Install and Link Dependencies\nnpm run bootstrap\n\n# Run Tests\nnpm test\n\n# Start App with Live Reload\nnpm run app-start
\n
If you are on Linux and have problems, you may need to install libfontconfig-dev
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the\nissue guidelines and search for existing and\nclosed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
Please read through our contributing guidelines and code of conduct. Included are directions\nfor opening issues, coding standards, and notes on development.
\n
Editor preferences are available in the editor config for easy use in\ncommon text editors. Read more and download plugins at editorconfig.org.
\n
Developing
\n
Development on Insomnia can be done on Mac, Windows, or Linux as long as you have\nNodeJS and Git. See the .nvmrc file located in the project for the correct Node version.
\n\nInitial Dev Setup\n
This repository is structured as a monorepo and contains many Node.JS packages. Each package has\nits own set of commands, but the most common commands are available from the\nroot [package.json](package.json) and can be accessed using the npm run ... command. Here\nare the only three commands you should need to start developing on the app.
\n
# Install and Link Dependencies\nnpm run bootstrap\n\n# Run Tests\nnpm test\n\n# Start App with Live Reload\nnpm run app-start
\n
If you are on Linux and have problems, you may need to install libfontconfig-dev
Create project with template like side-menu,tab,blank
\n
Live serve ionic app
\n
App build for IOS and Android
\n
Genrate Page,Service,Component,Pipe, etc...
\n
Install & Uninstall cordova plugins
\n
Mange app details like App Id, App name, App version, App author, App email
\n
Run app in simulator IOS / Android
\n
Create Splash screen and App Icons (Put Icons and Splash in resources folder in App directory).
\n
\n
Future Goals
\n
\n
Provide Support React, Vue for ionic
\n
Support feature for Anguler 2 CLI for Direct Anguler project
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Ionic Compatible IDE
\n
\n
How to Use
\n
MAC
\n
Download DMG file and install and use but we not support sudo feature so please in that directory where sudo not required soon we will give that feature.
Create project with template like side-menu,tab,blank
\n
Live serve ionic app
\n
App build for IOS and Android
\n
Genrate Page,Service,Component,Pipe, etc...
\n
Install & Uninstall cordova plugins
\n
Mange app details like App Id, App name, App version, App author, App email
\n
Run app in simulator IOS / Android
\n
Create Splash screen and App Icons (Put Icons and Splash in resources folder in App directory).
\n
\n
Future Goals
\n
\n
Provide Support React, Vue for ionic
\n
Support feature for Anguler 2 CLI for Direct Anguler project
\n
Ionic Compatible IDE
\n
\n
How to Use
\n
MAC
\n
Download DMG file and install and use but we not support sudo feature so please in that directory where sudo not required soon we will give that feature.
This is the unofficial Ionic-Creator web app. Built using the Electron framework to take the current live feed site and give it to you as a desktop app.
Most of the support for this app must go to the Ionic-Creator team and the work they put in to make the platform itself and continue to make it great for streamers to use. To support Ionic-Creator, who built the platform, feel free to check out their site for more details.
\n
Feel free to help support this unofficial app by submitting issues or bugs so we can resolve and fox them or even feel free to submit pull requests if you have already helped develop a fix for one of the bugs in the app.
\n
LICENSE:
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n \n Ionic-Creator (UNOFFICIAL)\n \n
\n
This is the unofficial Ionic-Creator web app. Built using the Electron framework to take the current live feed site and give it to you as a desktop app.
Most of the support for this app must go to the Ionic-Creator team and the work they put in to make the platform itself and continue to make it great for streamers to use. To support Ionic-Creator, who built the platform, feel free to check out their site for more details.
\n
Feel free to help support this unofficial app by submitting issues or bugs so we can resolve and fox them or even feel free to submit pull requests if you have already helped develop a fix for one of the bugs in the app.
\n
LICENSE:
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
This is the unofficial Ionic-Creator web app. Built using the Electron framework to take the current live feed site and give it to you as a desktop app.
Most of the support for this app must go to the Ionic-Creator team and the work they put in to make the platform itself and continue to make it great for streamers to use. To support Ionic-Creator, who built the platform, feel free to check out their site for more details.
\n
Feel free to help support this unofficial app by submitting issues or bugs so we can resolve and fox them or even feel free to submit pull requests if you have already helped develop a fix for one of the bugs in the app.
\n
LICENSE:
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n \n Ionic-Creator (UNOFFICIAL)\n \n
\n
This is the unofficial Ionic-Creator web app. Built using the Electron framework to take the current live feed site and give it to you as a desktop app.
Most of the support for this app must go to the Ionic-Creator team and the work they put in to make the platform itself and continue to make it great for streamers to use. To support Ionic-Creator, who built the platform, feel free to check out their site for more details.
\n
Feel free to help support this unofficial app by submitting issues or bugs so we can resolve and fox them or even feel free to submit pull requests if you have already helped develop a fix for one of the bugs in the app.
\n
LICENSE:
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the\nissue guidelines and search for existing and\nclosed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
Please read through our contributing guidelines and code of conduct. Included are directions\nfor opening issues, coding standards, and notes on development.
\n
Editor preferences are available in the editor config for easy use in\ncommon text editors. Read more and download plugins at editorconfig.org.
\n
Developing
\n
Development on Insomnia can be done on Mac, Windows, or Linux as long as you have\nNodeJS 8 and Git.
\n\nInitial Dev Setup\n
This repository is structured as a monorepo and contains many Node.JS packages. Each package has\nits own set of commands, but the most common commands are available from the\nroot [package.json](package.json) and can be accessed using the npm run ... command. Here\nare the only three commands you should need to start developing on the app.
\n
# Install and Link Dependencies\nnpm run bootstrap\n\n# Run Tests\nnpm test\n\n# Start App with Live Reload\nnpm run app-start
\n
If you are on Linux and have problems, you may need to install libfontconfig-dev
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the\nissue guidelines and search for existing and\nclosed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
Please read through our contributing guidelines and code of conduct. Included are directions\nfor opening issues, coding standards, and notes on development.
\n
Editor preferences are available in the editor config for easy use in\ncommon text editors. Read more and download plugins at editorconfig.org.
\n
Developing
\n
Development on Insomnia can be done on Mac, Windows, or Linux as long as you have\nNodeJS 8 and Git.
\n\nInitial Dev Setup\n
This repository is structured as a monorepo and contains many Node.JS packages. Each package has\nits own set of commands, but the most common commands are available from the\nroot [package.json](package.json) and can be accessed using the npm run ... command. Here\nare the only three commands you should need to start developing on the app.
\n
# Install and Link Dependencies\nnpm run bootstrap\n\n# Run Tests\nnpm test\n\n# Start App with Live Reload\nnpm run app-start
\n
If you are on Linux and have problems, you may need to install libfontconfig-dev
Maintainers or forks welcome: the original James team aren't able to spend the same amount of time on James anymore.
\n
James
\n
\n
James is an HTTP Proxy and Monitor that enables developers to view and intercept requests made from the browser.\nIt is an open-source alternative to the popular developer tool Charles
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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This project is in maintenance mode
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Maintainers or forks welcome: the original James team aren't able to spend the same amount of time on James anymore.
\n
James
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James is an HTTP Proxy and Monitor that enables developers to view and intercept requests made from the browser.\nIt is an open-source alternative to the popular developer tool Charles
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Debug Node.js code with Chrome Developer Tools on Linux, Windows and OS X.
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This software aims to make things easier 😄. With ironNode you have the full power of JavaScript debugging within Chrome Developer Tools.
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Installation
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npm install iron-node -g;
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Usage
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The usage is the same as node. Use iron-node instead of node. \nKeep in mind to place the keyword debugger; to a place where you want to stop. Run a debug session with the given JavaScript file.
Debug Node.js code with Chrome Developer Tools on Linux, Windows and OS X.
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This software aims to make things easier 😄. With ironNode you have the full power of JavaScript debugging within Chrome Developer Tools.
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Installation
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npm install iron-node -g;
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Usage
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The usage is the same as node. Use iron-node instead of node. \nKeep in mind to place the keyword debugger; to a place where you want to stop. Run a debug session with the given JavaScript file.
# install dependencies\nyarn\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# unit and coverage\nyarn cover\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build
# install dependencies\nyarn\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# unit and coverage\nyarn cover\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build
Debug Node.js code with Chrome Developer Tools on Linux, Windows and OS X.
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This software aims to make things easier 😄. With ironNode you have the full power of JavaScript debugging within Chrome Developer Tools.
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Installation
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npm install iron-node -g;
\n
Usage
\n
The usage is the same as node. Use iron-node instead of node. \nKeep in mind to place the keyword debugger; to a place where you want to stop. Run a debug session with the given JavaScript file.
Debug Node.js code with Chrome Developer Tools on Linux, Windows and OS X.
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This software aims to make things easier 😄. With ironNode you have the full power of JavaScript debugging within Chrome Developer Tools.
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Installation
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npm install iron-node -g;
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Usage
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The usage is the same as node. Use iron-node instead of node. \nKeep in mind to place the keyword debugger; to a place where you want to stop. Run a debug session with the given JavaScript file.
The goal of this project is to give you a desktop application that you can\ndownload and run games from itch.io with. Additionally you\nshould be able to update games and get notified when games are updated. The\ngoal is not to replace the itch.io website.
If you'd like to develop the app instead, read the Getting Started page of the developer guide.
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About itch-setup
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itch-setup is the installer program for the itch app.
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It's a Go executable that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and downloads the latest\nversion of the app directly from https://itch.io.
\n
Although itch-setup is normally served from https://itch.io/app, the canonical\nsource to download it (e.g. for packaging purposes), is the following download server:
The goal of this project is to give you a desktop application that you can\ndownload and run games from itch.io with. Additionally you\nshould be able to update games and get notified when games are updated. The\ngoal is not to replace the itch.io website.
If you'd like to develop the app instead, read the Getting Started page of the developer guide.
\n
About itch-setup
\n
itch-setup is the installer program for the itch app.
\n
It's a Go executable that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and downloads the latest\nversion of the app directly from https://itch.io.
\n
Although itch-setup is normally served from https://itch.io/app, the canonical\nsource to download it (e.g. for packaging purposes), is the following download server:
The goal of this project is to give you a desktop application that you can\ndownload and run games from itch.io with. Additionally you\nshould be able to update games and get notified when games are updated. The\ngoal is not to replace the itch.io website.
If you'd like to develop the app instead, read the Getting Started page of the developer guide.
\n
About itch-setup
\n
itch-setup is the installer program for the itch app.
\n
It's a Go executable that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and downloads the latest\nversion of the app directly from https://itch.io.
\n
Although itch-setup is normally served from https://itch.io/app, the canonical\nsource to download it (e.g. for packaging purposes), is the following download server:
The goal of this project is to give you a desktop application that you can\ndownload and run games from itch.io with. Additionally you\nshould be able to update games and get notified when games are updated. The\ngoal is not to replace the itch.io website.
If you'd like to develop the app instead, read the Getting Started page of the developer guide.
\n
About itch-setup
\n
itch-setup is the installer program for the itch app.
\n
It's a Go executable that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and downloads the latest\nversion of the app directly from https://itch.io.
\n
Although itch-setup is normally served from https://itch.io/app, the canonical\nsource to download it (e.g. for packaging purposes), is the following download server:
Maintainers or forks welcome: the original James team aren't able to spend the same amount of time on James anymore.
\n
James
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James is an HTTP Proxy and Monitor that enables developers to view and intercept requests made from the browser.\nIt is an open-source alternative to the popular developer tool Charles
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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This project is in maintenance mode
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Maintainers or forks welcome: the original James team aren't able to spend the same amount of time on James anymore.
\n
James
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James is an HTTP Proxy and Monitor that enables developers to view and intercept requests made from the browser.\nIt is an open-source alternative to the popular developer tool Charles
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
# install dependencies\nyarn\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# unit and coverage\nyarn cover\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build
# install dependencies\nyarn\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# unit and coverage\nyarn cover\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build
You will be able to read, track and discover many active issues very flexibly by using Jasper in GitHub. It is enabled by a powerful function called "stream" of Jasper.
You will be able to read, track and discover many active issues very flexibly by using Jasper in GitHub. It is enabled by a powerful function called \"stream\" of Jasper.
jamovi is a free and open statistics package, which is easy to use, and designed to be familiar to users of SPSS. It provides a spreadsheet editor, and a range of statistical analyses. jamovi can provide R syntax for each analysis that is run, and additional analyses for jamovi can be developed using the R language.
jamovi is a free and open statistics package, which is easy to use, and designed to be familiar to users of SPSS. It provides a spreadsheet editor, and a range of statistical analyses. jamovi can provide R syntax for each analysis that is run, and additional analyses for jamovi can be developed using the R language.
jamovi is a free and open statistics package, which is easy to use, and designed to be familiar to users of SPSS. It provides a spreadsheet editor, and a range of statistical analyses. jamovi can provide R syntax for each analysis that is run, and additional analyses for jamovi can be developed using the R language.
jamovi is a free and open statistics package, which is easy to use, and designed to be familiar to users of SPSS. It provides a spreadsheet editor, and a range of statistical analyses. jamovi can provide R syntax for each analysis that is run, and additional analyses for jamovi can be developed using the R language.
Juggernaut utilizes the Lightning Network to provide end-to-end encrypted, onion-routed, censorship resistanst, peer-to-peer messaging with native payment capabilities.
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Install
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Download the latest release for your OS and follow the instructions below.
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macOS
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Double click the .dmg file and then drag Juggernaut.app into your Applications folder.
If you are having problems with Juggernaut, please report the issue on Github or Telegram with screenshots and how to reproduce the issue.
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Requirements
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LND 0.9.x (or greater) with KeySend Enabled
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How to enable Keysend
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On lnd.conf add :
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accept-keysend=1
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Or run lnd with this argument:
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--accept-keysend
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Keysend is currently an experimental feature. Your node will now accept payments from any node on the network without having to provide them with a n invoice first. Note: This is still an experimental feature so please be careful.
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Running From Source
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download the source git clone git@github.com:LN-Juggernaut/juggernaut-desktop.git
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navigate to project directory cd juggernaut-desktop
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install dependencies yarn
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start the project yarn dev
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Building From Source
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You can run yarn package to build an executable that will be output in the release directory.
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Running more than one instance while testing
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Currently the only way I've been able to do this for testing is to run one using yarn dev and the other using a built release from yarn package. If anyone knows how to run two separate instances of an electron app in development, please let me know!
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
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Juggernaut utilizes the Lightning Network to provide end-to-end encrypted, onion-routed, censorship resistanst, peer-to-peer messaging with native payment capabilities.
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Install
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Download the latest release for your OS and follow the instructions below.
\n
macOS
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Double click the .dmg file and then drag Juggernaut.app into your Applications folder.
If you are having problems with Juggernaut, please report the issue on Github or Telegram with screenshots and how to reproduce the issue.
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Requirements
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LND 0.9.x (or greater) with KeySend Enabled
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How to enable Keysend
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On lnd.conf add :
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accept-keysend=1
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Or run lnd with this argument:
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--accept-keysend
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Keysend is currently an experimental feature. Your node will now accept payments from any node on the network without having to provide them with a n invoice first. Note: This is still an experimental feature so please be careful.
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Running From Source
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download the source git clone git@github.com:LN-Juggernaut/juggernaut-desktop.git
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navigate to project directory cd juggernaut-desktop
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install dependencies yarn
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start the project yarn dev
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Building From Source
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You can run yarn package to build an executable that will be output in the release directory.
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Running more than one instance while testing
\n
Currently the only way I've been able to do this for testing is to run one using yarn dev and the other using a built release from yarn package. If anyone knows how to run two separate instances of an electron app in development, please let me know!
Joplin is a free, open source note taking and to-do application, which can handle a large number of notes organised into notebooks. The notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format.
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Notes exported from Evernote via .enex files can be imported into Joplin, including the formatted content (which is converted to Markdown), resources (images, attachments, etc.) and complete metadata (geolocation, updated time, created time, etc.). Plain Markdown files can also be imported.
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The notes can be synchronised with various cloud services including Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV or the file system (for example with a network directory). When synchronising the notes, notebooks, tags and other metadata are saved to plain text files which can be easily inspected, backed up and moved around.
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The application is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS (the terminal app also works on FreeBSD). A Web Clipper, to save web pages and screenshots from your browser, is also available for Firefox and Chrome.
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Installation
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Three types of applications are available: for the desktop (Windows, macOS and Linux), for mobile (Android and iOS) and for terminal (Windows, macOS, Linux and FreeBSD). All applications have similar user interfaces and can synchronise with each other.
The portable application allows installing the software on a portable device such as a USB key. Simply copy the file JoplinPortable.exe in any directory on that USB key ; the application will then create a directory called "JoplinProfile" next to the executable file.
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macOS
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You can also use Homebrew: brew cask install joplin
If it works with your distribution (it has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora, Gnome and Mint), the recommended way is to use this script as it will handle the desktop icon too:
By default, the application binary will be installed under ~/.joplin-bin. You may change this directory if needed. Alternatively, if your npm permissions are setup as described here (Option 2) then simply running npm -g install joplin would work.
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Arch Linux
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An Arch Linux package is available here. To install it, use an AUR wrapper such as yay: yay -S joplin. Both the CLI tool (type joplin) and desktop app (type joplin-desktop) are packaged. You can also install a compiled version with the chaotic-aur repository. For support, please go to the GitHub repo.
The Web Clipper is a browser extension that allows you to save web pages and screenshots from your browser. For more information on how to install and use it, see the Web Clipper Help Page.
Synchronisation with various services, including Nextcloud, Dropbox, WebDAV and OneDrive.
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Import Enex files (Evernote export format) and Markdown files.
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Export JEX files (Joplin Export format) and raw files.
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Support notes, to-dos, tags and notebooks.
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Goto Anything feature.
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Sort notes by multiple criteria - title, updated time, etc.
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Support for alarms (notifications) in mobile and desktop applications.
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Offline first, so the entire data is always available on the device even without an internet connection.
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Markdown notes, which are rendered with images and formatting in the desktop and mobile applications. Support for extra features such as math notation and checkboxes.
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File attachment support - images are displayed, and other files are linked and can be opened in the relevant application.
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Search functionality.
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Geo-location support.
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Supports multiple languages
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External editor support - open notes in your favorite external editor with one click in Joplin.
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Importing
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Importing from Evernote
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Joplin was designed as a replacement for Evernote and so can import complete Evernote notebooks, as well as notes, tags, resources (attached files) and note metadata (such as author, geo-location, etc.) via ENEX files. In terms of data, the only two things that might slightly differ are:
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Recognition data - Evernote images, in particular scanned (or photographed) documents have recognition data associated with them. It is the text that Evernote has been able to recognise in the document. This data is not preserved when the note are imported into Joplin. However, should it become supported in the search tool or other parts of Joplin, it should be possible to regenerate this recognition data since the actual image would still be available.
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Colour, font sizes and faces - Evernote text is stored as HTML and this is converted to Markdown during the import process. For notes that are mostly plain text or with basic formatting (bold, italic, bullet points, links, etc.) this is a lossless conversion, and the note, once rendered back to HTML should be very similar. Tables are also imported and converted to Markdown tables. For very complex notes, some formatting data might be lost - in particular colours, font sizes and font faces will not be imported. The text itself however is always imported in full regardless of formatting.
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To import Evernote data, first export your Evernote notebooks to ENEX files as described here. Then follow these steps:
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > ENEX and select your file. The notes will be imported into a new separate notebook. If needed they can then be moved to a different notebook, or the notebook can be renamed, etc.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import /path/to/file.enex. This will import the notes into a new notebook named after the filename.
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Importing from Markdown files
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Joplin can import notes from plain Markdown file. You can either import a complete directory of Markdown files or individual files.
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > MD and select your Markdown file or directory.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import --format md /path/to/file.md or import --format md /path/to/directory/.
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Importing from other applications
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In general the way to import notes from any application into Joplin is to convert the notes to ENEX files (Evernote format) and to import these ENEX files into Joplin using the method above. Most note-taking applications support ENEX files so it should be relatively straightforward. For help about specific applications, see below:
NixNote: Synchronise with Evernote, then export the ENEX files and import them into Joplin. More info in this thread.
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Exporting
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Joplin can export to the JEX format (Joplin Export file), which is a tar file that can contain multiple notes, notebooks, etc. This is a lossless format in that all the notes, but also metadata such as geo-location, updated time, tags, etc. are preserved. This format is convenient for backup purposes and can be re-imported into Joplin. A "raw" format is also available. This is the same as the JEX format except that the data is saved to a directory and each item represented by a single file.
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Synchronisation
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One of the goals of Joplin was to avoid being tied to any particular company or service, whether it is Evernote, Google or Microsoft. As such the synchronisation is designed without any hard dependency to any particular service. Most of the synchronisation process is done at an abstract level and access to external services, such as Nextcloud or Dropbox, is done via lightweight drivers. It is easy to support new services by creating simple drivers that provide a filesystem-like interface, i.e. the ability to read, write, delete and list items. It is also simple to switch from one service to another or to even sync to multiple services at once. Each note, notebook, tags, as well as the relation between items is transmitted as plain text files during synchronisation, which means the data can also be moved to a different application, can be easily backed up, inspected, etc.
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Currently, synchronisation is possible with Nextcloud, Dropbox (by default), OneDrive or the local filesystem. To setup synchronisation please follow the instructions below. After that, the application will synchronise in the background whenever it is running, or you can click on "Synchronise" to start a synchronisation manually.
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Nextcloud synchronisation
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Nextcloud is a self-hosted, private cloud solution. It can store documents, images and videos but also calendars, passwords and countless other things and can sync them to your laptop or phone. As you can host your own Nextcloud server, you own both the data on your device and infrastructure used for synchronisation. As such it is a good fit for Joplin. The platform is also well supported and with a strong community, so it is likely to be around for a while - since it's open source anyway, it is not a service that can be closed, it can exist on a server for as long as one chooses.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, go to the config screen and select Nextcloud as the synchronisation target. Then input the WebDAV URL (to get it, click on Settings in the bottom left corner of the page, in Nextcloud), this is normally https://example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/webdav/Joplin (make sure to create the "Joplin" directory in Nextcloud), and set the username and password. If it does not work, please see this explanation for more details.
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In the terminal application, you will need to set the sync.target config variable and all the sync.5.path, sync.5.username and sync.5.password config variables to, respectively the Nextcloud WebDAV URL, your username and your password. This can be done from the command line mode using:
If synchronisation does not work, please consult the logs in the app profile directory - it is often due to a misconfigured URL or password. The log should indicate what the exact issue is.
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Dropbox synchronisation
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When syncing with Dropbox, Joplin creates a sub-directory in Dropbox, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select "Dropbox" as the synchronisation target in the config screen (it is selected by default). Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the "Synchronise" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application. It is possible to also synchronise outside of the user interface by typing joplin sync from the terminal. This can be used to setup a cron script to synchronise at regular interval. For example, this would do it every 30 minutes:
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*/30 * * * * /path/to/joplin sync\n
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WebDAV synchronisation
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Select the "WebDAV" synchronisation target and follow the same instructions as for Nextcloud above.
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WebDAV-compatible services that are known to work with Joplin:
When syncing with OneDrive, Joplin creates a sub-directory in OneDrive, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select "OneDrive" as the synchronisation target in the config screen. Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the "Synchronise" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application (simply input your Microsoft credentials - you do not need to register with OneDrive).
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Encryption
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Joplin supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) on all the applications. E2EE is a system where only the owner of the notes, notebooks, tags or resources can read them. It prevents potential eavesdroppers - including telecom providers, internet providers, and even the developers of Joplin from being able to access the data. Please see the End-To-End Encryption Tutorial for more information about this feature and how to enable it.
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For a more technical description, mostly relevant for development or to review the method being used, please see the Encryption specification.
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Note history
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The Joplin applications automatically save previous versions of your notes at regular intervals. These versions are synced across devices and can be viewed from the desktop application. To do so, click on the "Information" button on a note, then click on "Previous version of this note". From this screen you can view the previous versions of the note as well as restore any of them.
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This feature can be disabled from the "Note history" section in the settings, and it is also possible to change for how long the history of a note is saved.
Joplin notes can be opened and edited using an external editor of your choice. It can be a simple text editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text or an actual Markdown editor like Typora. In that case, images will also be displayed within the editor. To open the note in an external editor, click on the icon in the toolbar or press Ctrl+E (or Cmd+E). Your default text editor will be used to open the note. If needed, you can also specify the editor directly in the General Options, under "Text editor command".
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Attachments
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Any kind of file can be attached to a note. In Markdown, links to these files are represented as a simple ID to the attachment. In the note viewer, these files, if they are images, will be displayed or, if they are other files (PDF, text files, etc.) they will be displayed as links. Clicking on this link will open the file in the default application.
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In the desktop application, files can be attached either by clicking the "Attach file" icon in the editor or via drag and drop. If you prefer to create a link to a local file instead, hold the ALT key while performing the drag and drop operation.\nIf the OS-clipboard contains an image you can directly paste it in the editor via Ctrl+V.
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Resources that are not attached to any note will be automatically deleted after 10 days (see rationale).
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Important: Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile. They will crash the application when synchronising so it is recommended not to attach such resources at the moment. The issue is being looked at.
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Downloading attachments
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The way the attachments are downloaded during synchronisation can be customised in the Configuration screen, under "Attachment download behaviour". The default option ("Always") is to download all the attachments, all the time, so that the data is available even when the device is offline. There is also the option to download the attachments manually (option "Manual"), by clicking on it, or automatically (Option "Auto"), in which case the attachments are downloaded only when a note is opened. These options should help saving disk space and network bandwidth, especially on mobile.
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Notifications
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In the desktop and mobile apps, an alarm can be associated with any to-do. It will be triggered at the given time by displaying a notification. How the notification will be displayed depends on the operating system since each has a different way to handle this. Please see below for the requirements for the desktop applications:
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Windows: >= 8. Make sure the Action Center is enabled on Windows. Task bar balloon for Windows < 8. Growl as fallback. Growl takes precedence over Windows balloons.
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macOS: >= 10.8 or Growl if earlier.
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Linux: notify-osd or libnotify-bin installed (Ubuntu should have this by default). Growl otherwise
On mobile, the alarms will be displayed using the built-in notification system.
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If for any reason the notifications do not work, please open an issue.
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Sub-notebooks
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Sub-notebooks allow organising multiple notebooks into a tree of notebooks. For example it can be used to regroup all the notebooks related to work, to family or to a particular project under a parent notebook.
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In the desktop application, to create a subnotebook, drag and drop it onto another notebook. To move it back to the root, drag and drop it on the "Notebooks" header. Currently only the desktop app can be used to organise the notebooks.
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The mobile application supports displaying and collapsing/expanding the tree of notebooks, however it does not currently support moving the subnotebooks to different notebooks.
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The terminal app supports displaying the tree of subnotebooks but it does not support collapsing/expanding them or moving the subnotebooks around.
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Markdown
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Joplin uses and renders a Github-flavoured Markdown with a few variations and additions. In particular it adds math formula support, interactive checkboxes and support for note links. Joplin also supports Markdown plugins which allow enabling and disabling various advanced Markdown features. Have a look at the Markdown Guide for more information.
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Custom CSS
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Rendered markdown can be customized by placing a userstyle file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userstyle.css (This path might be different on your device - check at the top of the Config screen for the exact path). This file supports standard CSS syntax. Joplin must be restarted for the new css to be applied, please ensure that Joplin is not closing to the tray, but is actually exiting. Note that this file is used for both displaying the notes and printing the notes. Be aware how the CSS may look printed (for example, printing white text over a black background is usually not wanted).
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Editor styles can be customized by placing a custom editor style file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userchrome.css.
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Note templates
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In the desktop app, templates can be used to create new notes or to insert into existing ones by creating a templates folder in Joplin's config folder and placing Markdown template files into it. For example creating the file hours.md in the templates directory with the contents:
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Date: {{date}}\nHours:\nDetails:
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Templates can then be inserted from the menu (File->Templates).
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The currently supported template variables are:
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Variable
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Description
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Example
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{{date}}
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Today's date formatted based on the settings format
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2019-01-01
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{{time}}
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Current time formatted based on the settings format
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13:00
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{{datetime}}
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Current date and time formatted based on the settings format
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01/01/19 1:00 PM
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{{#custom_datetime}}
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Current date and/or time formatted based on a supplied string (using moment.js formatting)
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{{#custom_datetime}}M d{{/custom_datetime}}
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Searching
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Joplin implements the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS4) extension. It means the content of all the notes is indexed in real time and search queries return results very fast. Both Simple FTS Queries and Full-Text Index Queries are supported. See below for the list of supported queries:
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Search type
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Description
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Example
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Single word
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Returns all the notes that contain this term.
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For example, searching for cat will return all the notes that contain this exact word. Note: it will not return the notes that contain the substring - thus, for "cat", notes that contain "cataclysmic" or "prevaricate" will not be returned.
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Multiples words
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Returns all the notes that contain all these words, but not necessarily next to each other.
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dog cat - will return any notes that contain the words "dog" and "cat" anywhere in the note, no necessarily in that order nor next to each other. It will not return results that contain "dog" or "cat" only.
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Phrase query
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Add double quotes to return the notes that contain exactly this phrase.
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"shopping list" - will return the notes that contain these exact terms next to each other and in this order. It will not return for example a note that contains "going shopping with my list".
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Prefix
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Add a wildcard to return all the notes that contain a term with a specified prefix.
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swim* - will return all the notes that contain eg. "swim", but also "swimming", "swimsuit", etc. IMPORTANT: The wildcard can only be at the end - it will be ignored at the beginning of a word (eg. *swim) and will be treated as a literal asterisk in the middle of a word (eg. ast*rix)
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Field restricted
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Add either title: or body: before a note to restrict your search to just the title, or just the body.
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title:shopping, body:egg
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Notes are sorted by "relevance". Currently it means the notes that contain the requested terms the most times are on top. For queries with multiple terms, it also matters how close to each other the terms are. This is a bit experimental so if you notice a search query that returns unexpected results, please report it in the forum, providing as many details as possible to replicate the issue.
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Goto Anything
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In the desktop application, press Ctrl+G or Cmd+G and type the title of a note to jump directly to it. You can also type # followed by a tag or @ followed by a notebook title.
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Donations
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Donations to Joplin support the development of the project. Developing quality applications mostly takes time, but there are also some expenses, such as digital certificates to sign the applications, app store fees, hosting, etc. Most of all, your donation will make it possible to keep up the current development standard.
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Please see the donation page for information on how to support the development of Joplin.
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Community
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For general discussion about Joplin, user support, software development questions, and to discuss new features, go to the Joplin Forum. It is possible to login with your GitHub account.
Joplin is currently available in the languages below. If you would like to contribute a new translation, it is quite straightforward, please follow these steps:
Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile. They will crash the application so it is recommended not to attach such resources at the moment. The issue is being looked at.
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Non-alphabetical characters such as Chinese or Arabic might create glitches in the terminal on Windows. This is a limitation of the current Windows console.
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It is only possible to upload files of up to 4MB to OneDrive due to a limitation of the API being currently used. There is currently no plan to support OneDrive "large file" API.
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License
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MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Laurent Cozic
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Joplin is a free, open source note taking and to-do application, which can handle a large number of notes organised into notebooks. The notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format.
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Notes exported from Evernote via .enex files can be imported into Joplin, including the formatted content (which is converted to Markdown), resources (images, attachments, etc.) and complete metadata (geolocation, updated time, created time, etc.). Plain Markdown files can also be imported.
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The notes can be synchronised with various cloud services including Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV or the file system (for example with a network directory). When synchronising the notes, notebooks, tags and other metadata are saved to plain text files which can be easily inspected, backed up and moved around.
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The application is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS (the terminal app also works on FreeBSD). A Web Clipper, to save web pages and screenshots from your browser, is also available for Firefox and Chrome.
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Installation
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Three types of applications are available: for the desktop (Windows, macOS and Linux), for mobile (Android and iOS) and for terminal (Windows, macOS, Linux and FreeBSD). All applications have similar user interfaces and can synchronise with each other.
The portable application allows installing the software on a portable device such as a USB key. Simply copy the file JoplinPortable.exe in any directory on that USB key ; the application will then create a directory called \"JoplinProfile\" next to the executable file.
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macOS
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You can also use Homebrew: brew cask install joplin
If it works with your distribution (it has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora, Gnome and Mint), the recommended way is to use this script as it will handle the desktop icon too:
By default, the application binary will be installed under ~/.joplin-bin. You may change this directory if needed. Alternatively, if your npm permissions are setup as described here (Option 2) then simply running npm -g install joplin would work.
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Arch Linux
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An Arch Linux package is available here. To install it, use an AUR wrapper such as yay: yay -S joplin. Both the CLI tool (type joplin) and desktop app (type joplin-desktop) are packaged. You can also install a compiled version with the chaotic-aur repository. For support, please go to the GitHub repo.
The Web Clipper is a browser extension that allows you to save web pages and screenshots from your browser. For more information on how to install and use it, see the Web Clipper Help Page.
Synchronisation with various services, including Nextcloud, Dropbox, WebDAV and OneDrive.
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Import Enex files (Evernote export format) and Markdown files.
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Export JEX files (Joplin Export format) and raw files.
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Support notes, to-dos, tags and notebooks.
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Goto Anything feature.
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Sort notes by multiple criteria - title, updated time, etc.
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Support for alarms (notifications) in mobile and desktop applications.
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Offline first, so the entire data is always available on the device even without an internet connection.
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Markdown notes, which are rendered with images and formatting in the desktop and mobile applications. Support for extra features such as math notation and checkboxes.
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File attachment support - images are displayed, and other files are linked and can be opened in the relevant application.
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Search functionality.
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Geo-location support.
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Supports multiple languages
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External editor support - open notes in your favorite external editor with one click in Joplin.
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Importing
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Importing from Evernote
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Joplin was designed as a replacement for Evernote and so can import complete Evernote notebooks, as well as notes, tags, resources (attached files) and note metadata (such as author, geo-location, etc.) via ENEX files. In terms of data, the only two things that might slightly differ are:
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Recognition data - Evernote images, in particular scanned (or photographed) documents have recognition data associated with them. It is the text that Evernote has been able to recognise in the document. This data is not preserved when the note are imported into Joplin. However, should it become supported in the search tool or other parts of Joplin, it should be possible to regenerate this recognition data since the actual image would still be available.
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Colour, font sizes and faces - Evernote text is stored as HTML and this is converted to Markdown during the import process. For notes that are mostly plain text or with basic formatting (bold, italic, bullet points, links, etc.) this is a lossless conversion, and the note, once rendered back to HTML should be very similar. Tables are also imported and converted to Markdown tables. For very complex notes, some formatting data might be lost - in particular colours, font sizes and font faces will not be imported. The text itself however is always imported in full regardless of formatting.
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To import Evernote data, first export your Evernote notebooks to ENEX files as described here. Then follow these steps:
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > ENEX and select your file. The notes will be imported into a new separate notebook. If needed they can then be moved to a different notebook, or the notebook can be renamed, etc.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import /path/to/file.enex. This will import the notes into a new notebook named after the filename.
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Importing from Markdown files
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Joplin can import notes from plain Markdown file. You can either import a complete directory of Markdown files or individual files.
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > MD and select your Markdown file or directory.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import --format md /path/to/file.md or import --format md /path/to/directory/.
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Importing from other applications
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In general the way to import notes from any application into Joplin is to convert the notes to ENEX files (Evernote format) and to import these ENEX files into Joplin using the method above. Most note-taking applications support ENEX files so it should be relatively straightforward. For help about specific applications, see below:
NixNote: Synchronise with Evernote, then export the ENEX files and import them into Joplin. More info in this thread.
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Exporting
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Joplin can export to the JEX format (Joplin Export file), which is a tar file that can contain multiple notes, notebooks, etc. This is a lossless format in that all the notes, but also metadata such as geo-location, updated time, tags, etc. are preserved. This format is convenient for backup purposes and can be re-imported into Joplin. A \"raw\" format is also available. This is the same as the JEX format except that the data is saved to a directory and each item represented by a single file.
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Synchronisation
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One of the goals of Joplin was to avoid being tied to any particular company or service, whether it is Evernote, Google or Microsoft. As such the synchronisation is designed without any hard dependency to any particular service. Most of the synchronisation process is done at an abstract level and access to external services, such as Nextcloud or Dropbox, is done via lightweight drivers. It is easy to support new services by creating simple drivers that provide a filesystem-like interface, i.e. the ability to read, write, delete and list items. It is also simple to switch from one service to another or to even sync to multiple services at once. Each note, notebook, tags, as well as the relation between items is transmitted as plain text files during synchronisation, which means the data can also be moved to a different application, can be easily backed up, inspected, etc.
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Currently, synchronisation is possible with Nextcloud, Dropbox (by default), OneDrive or the local filesystem. To setup synchronisation please follow the instructions below. After that, the application will synchronise in the background whenever it is running, or you can click on \"Synchronise\" to start a synchronisation manually.
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Nextcloud synchronisation
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Nextcloud is a self-hosted, private cloud solution. It can store documents, images and videos but also calendars, passwords and countless other things and can sync them to your laptop or phone. As you can host your own Nextcloud server, you own both the data on your device and infrastructure used for synchronisation. As such it is a good fit for Joplin. The platform is also well supported and with a strong community, so it is likely to be around for a while - since it's open source anyway, it is not a service that can be closed, it can exist on a server for as long as one chooses.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, go to the config screen and select Nextcloud as the synchronisation target. Then input the WebDAV URL (to get it, click on Settings in the bottom left corner of the page, in Nextcloud), this is normally https://example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/webdav/Joplin (make sure to create the \"Joplin\" directory in Nextcloud), and set the username and password. If it does not work, please see this explanation for more details.
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In the terminal application, you will need to set the sync.target config variable and all the sync.5.path, sync.5.username and sync.5.password config variables to, respectively the Nextcloud WebDAV URL, your username and your password. This can be done from the command line mode using:
If synchronisation does not work, please consult the logs in the app profile directory - it is often due to a misconfigured URL or password. The log should indicate what the exact issue is.
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Dropbox synchronisation
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When syncing with Dropbox, Joplin creates a sub-directory in Dropbox, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select \"Dropbox\" as the synchronisation target in the config screen (it is selected by default). Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the \"Synchronise\" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application. It is possible to also synchronise outside of the user interface by typing joplin sync from the terminal. This can be used to setup a cron script to synchronise at regular interval. For example, this would do it every 30 minutes:
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*/30 * * * * /path/to/joplin sync\n
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WebDAV synchronisation
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Select the \"WebDAV\" synchronisation target and follow the same instructions as for Nextcloud above.
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WebDAV-compatible services that are known to work with Joplin:
When syncing with OneDrive, Joplin creates a sub-directory in OneDrive, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select \"OneDrive\" as the synchronisation target in the config screen. Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the \"Synchronise\" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application (simply input your Microsoft credentials - you do not need to register with OneDrive).
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Encryption
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Joplin supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) on all the applications. E2EE is a system where only the owner of the notes, notebooks, tags or resources can read them. It prevents potential eavesdroppers - including telecom providers, internet providers, and even the developers of Joplin from being able to access the data. Please see the End-To-End Encryption Tutorial for more information about this feature and how to enable it.
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For a more technical description, mostly relevant for development or to review the method being used, please see the Encryption specification.
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Note history
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The Joplin applications automatically save previous versions of your notes at regular intervals. These versions are synced across devices and can be viewed from the desktop application. To do so, click on the \"Information\" button on a note, then click on \"Previous version of this note\". From this screen you can view the previous versions of the note as well as restore any of them.
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This feature can be disabled from the \"Note history\" section in the settings, and it is also possible to change for how long the history of a note is saved.
Joplin notes can be opened and edited using an external editor of your choice. It can be a simple text editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text or an actual Markdown editor like Typora. In that case, images will also be displayed within the editor. To open the note in an external editor, click on the icon in the toolbar or press Ctrl+E (or Cmd+E). Your default text editor will be used to open the note. If needed, you can also specify the editor directly in the General Options, under \"Text editor command\".
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Attachments
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Any kind of file can be attached to a note. In Markdown, links to these files are represented as a simple ID to the attachment. In the note viewer, these files, if they are images, will be displayed or, if they are other files (PDF, text files, etc.) they will be displayed as links. Clicking on this link will open the file in the default application.
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In the desktop application, files can be attached either by clicking the \"Attach file\" icon in the editor or via drag and drop. If you prefer to create a link to a local file instead, hold the ALT key while performing the drag and drop operation.\nIf the OS-clipboard contains an image you can directly paste it in the editor via Ctrl+V.
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Resources that are not attached to any note will be automatically deleted after 10 days (see rationale).
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Important: Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile. They will crash the application when synchronising so it is recommended not to attach such resources at the moment. The issue is being looked at.
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Downloading attachments
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The way the attachments are downloaded during synchronisation can be customised in the Configuration screen, under \"Attachment download behaviour\". The default option (\"Always\") is to download all the attachments, all the time, so that the data is available even when the device is offline. There is also the option to download the attachments manually (option \"Manual\"), by clicking on it, or automatically (Option \"Auto\"), in which case the attachments are downloaded only when a note is opened. These options should help saving disk space and network bandwidth, especially on mobile.
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Notifications
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In the desktop and mobile apps, an alarm can be associated with any to-do. It will be triggered at the given time by displaying a notification. How the notification will be displayed depends on the operating system since each has a different way to handle this. Please see below for the requirements for the desktop applications:
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Windows: >= 8. Make sure the Action Center is enabled on Windows. Task bar balloon for Windows < 8. Growl as fallback. Growl takes precedence over Windows balloons.
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macOS: >= 10.8 or Growl if earlier.
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Linux: notify-osd or libnotify-bin installed (Ubuntu should have this by default). Growl otherwise
On mobile, the alarms will be displayed using the built-in notification system.
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If for any reason the notifications do not work, please open an issue.
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Sub-notebooks
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Sub-notebooks allow organising multiple notebooks into a tree of notebooks. For example it can be used to regroup all the notebooks related to work, to family or to a particular project under a parent notebook.
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In the desktop application, to create a subnotebook, drag and drop it onto another notebook. To move it back to the root, drag and drop it on the \"Notebooks\" header. Currently only the desktop app can be used to organise the notebooks.
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The mobile application supports displaying and collapsing/expanding the tree of notebooks, however it does not currently support moving the subnotebooks to different notebooks.
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The terminal app supports displaying the tree of subnotebooks but it does not support collapsing/expanding them or moving the subnotebooks around.
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Markdown
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Joplin uses and renders a Github-flavoured Markdown with a few variations and additions. In particular it adds math formula support, interactive checkboxes and support for note links. Joplin also supports Markdown plugins which allow enabling and disabling various advanced Markdown features. Have a look at the Markdown Guide for more information.
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Custom CSS
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Rendered markdown can be customized by placing a userstyle file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userstyle.css (This path might be different on your device - check at the top of the Config screen for the exact path). This file supports standard CSS syntax. Joplin must be restarted for the new css to be applied, please ensure that Joplin is not closing to the tray, but is actually exiting. Note that this file is used for both displaying the notes and printing the notes. Be aware how the CSS may look printed (for example, printing white text over a black background is usually not wanted).
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Editor styles can be customized by placing a custom editor style file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userchrome.css.
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Note templates
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In the desktop app, templates can be used to create new notes or to insert into existing ones by creating a templates folder in Joplin's config folder and placing Markdown template files into it. For example creating the file hours.md in the templates directory with the contents:
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Date: {{date}}\nHours:\nDetails:
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Templates can then be inserted from the menu (File->Templates).
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The currently supported template variables are:
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Variable
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Description
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Example
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{{date}}
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Today's date formatted based on the settings format
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2019-01-01
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{{time}}
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Current time formatted based on the settings format
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13:00
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{{datetime}}
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Current date and time formatted based on the settings format
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01/01/19 1:00 PM
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{{#custom_datetime}}
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Current date and/or time formatted based on a supplied string (using moment.js formatting)
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{{#custom_datetime}}M d{{/custom_datetime}}
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Searching
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Joplin implements the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS4) extension. It means the content of all the notes is indexed in real time and search queries return results very fast. Both Simple FTS Queries and Full-Text Index Queries are supported. See below for the list of supported queries:
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Search type
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Description
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Example
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Single word
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Returns all the notes that contain this term.
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For example, searching for cat will return all the notes that contain this exact word. Note: it will not return the notes that contain the substring - thus, for \"cat\", notes that contain \"cataclysmic\" or \"prevaricate\" will not be returned.
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Multiples words
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Returns all the notes that contain all these words, but not necessarily next to each other.
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dog cat - will return any notes that contain the words \"dog\" and \"cat\" anywhere in the note, no necessarily in that order nor next to each other. It will not return results that contain \"dog\" or \"cat\" only.
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Phrase query
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Add double quotes to return the notes that contain exactly this phrase.
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\"shopping list\" - will return the notes that contain these exact terms next to each other and in this order. It will not return for example a note that contains \"going shopping with my list\".
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Prefix
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Add a wildcard to return all the notes that contain a term with a specified prefix.
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swim* - will return all the notes that contain eg. \"swim\", but also \"swimming\", \"swimsuit\", etc. IMPORTANT: The wildcard can only be at the end - it will be ignored at the beginning of a word (eg. *swim) and will be treated as a literal asterisk in the middle of a word (eg. ast*rix)
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Field restricted
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Add either title: or body: before a note to restrict your search to just the title, or just the body.
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title:shopping, body:egg
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Notes are sorted by \"relevance\". Currently it means the notes that contain the requested terms the most times are on top. For queries with multiple terms, it also matters how close to each other the terms are. This is a bit experimental so if you notice a search query that returns unexpected results, please report it in the forum, providing as many details as possible to replicate the issue.
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Goto Anything
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In the desktop application, press Ctrl+G or Cmd+G and type the title of a note to jump directly to it. You can also type # followed by a tag or @ followed by a notebook title.
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Donations
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Donations to Joplin support the development of the project. Developing quality applications mostly takes time, but there are also some expenses, such as digital certificates to sign the applications, app store fees, hosting, etc. Most of all, your donation will make it possible to keep up the current development standard.
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Please see the donation page for information on how to support the development of Joplin.
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Community
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For general discussion about Joplin, user support, software development questions, and to discuss new features, go to the Joplin Forum. It is possible to login with your GitHub account.
Joplin is currently available in the languages below. If you would like to contribute a new translation, it is quite straightforward, please follow these steps:
In Poedit, open this .pot file, go into the Catalog menu and click Configuration. Change \"Country\" and \"Language\" to your own country and language.
Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile. They will crash the application so it is recommended not to attach such resources at the moment. The issue is being looked at.
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Non-alphabetical characters such as Chinese or Arabic might create glitches in the terminal on Windows. This is a limitation of the current Windows console.
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It is only possible to upload files of up to 4MB to OneDrive due to a limitation of the API being currently used. There is currently no plan to support OneDrive \"large file\" API.
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License
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MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Laurent Cozic
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Joplin is a free, open source note taking and to-do application, which can handle a large number of notes organised into notebooks. The notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format.
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Notes exported from Evernote via .enex files can be imported into Joplin, including the formatted content (which is converted to Markdown), resources (images, attachments, etc.) and complete metadata (geolocation, updated time, created time, etc.). Plain Markdown files can also be imported.
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The notes can be synchronised with various cloud services including Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV or the file system (for example with a network directory). When synchronising the notes, notebooks, tags and other metadata are saved to plain text files which can be easily inspected, backed up and moved around.
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The application is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS (the terminal app also works on FreeBSD). A Web Clipper, to save web pages and screenshots from your browser, is also available for Firefox and Chrome.
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Installation
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Three types of applications are available: for the desktop (Windows, macOS and Linux), for mobile (Android and iOS) and for terminal (Windows, macOS, Linux and FreeBSD). All applications have similar user interfaces and can synchronise with each other.
The portable application allows installing the software on a portable device such as a USB key. Simply copy the file JoplinPortable.exe in any directory on that USB key ; the application will then create a directory called "JoplinProfile" next to the executable file.
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You can also use Homebrew (unsupported): brew cask install joplin
If it works with your distribution (it has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora, and Mint; the desktop environments supported are GNOME, KDE, Xfce, MATE, LXQT, LXDE, Unity, Cinnamon, Deepin and Pantheon), the recommended way is to use this script as it will handle the desktop icon too:
By default, the application binary will be installed under ~/.joplin-bin. You may change this directory if needed. Alternatively, if your npm permissions are setup as described here (Option 2) then simply running npm -g install joplin would work.
There are other ways to install the terminal application. However, they are not supported and problems must be reported to the upstream projects.
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An Arch Linux package is available here. To install it, use an AUR wrapper such as yay: yay -S joplin. Both the CLI tool (type joplin) and desktop app (type joplin-desktop) are packaged. You can also install a compiled version with the chaotic-aur repository. For support, please go to the GitHub repo.
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Web Clipper
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The Web Clipper is a browser extension that allows you to save web pages and screenshots from your browser. For more information on how to install and use it, see the Web Clipper Help Page.
Synchronisation with various services, including Nextcloud, Dropbox, WebDAV and OneDrive.
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Import Enex files (Evernote export format) and Markdown files.
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Export JEX files (Joplin Export format) and raw files.
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Support notes, to-dos, tags and notebooks.
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Goto Anything feature.
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Sort notes by multiple criteria - title, updated time, etc.
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Support for alarms (notifications) in mobile and desktop applications.
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Offline first, so the entire data is always available on the device even without an internet connection.
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Markdown notes, which are rendered with images and formatting in the desktop and mobile applications. Support for extra features such as math notation and checkboxes.
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File attachment support - images are displayed, and other files are linked and can be opened in the relevant application.
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Search functionality.
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Geo-location support.
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Supports multiple languages
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External editor support - open notes in your favorite external editor with one click in Joplin.
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Importing
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Importing from Evernote
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Joplin was designed as a replacement for Evernote and so can import complete Evernote notebooks, as well as notes, tags, resources (attached files) and note metadata (such as author, geo-location, etc.) via ENEX files. In terms of data, the only two things that might slightly differ are:
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Recognition data - Evernote images, in particular scanned (or photographed) documents have recognition data associated with them. It is the text that Evernote has been able to recognise in the document. This data is not preserved when the note are imported into Joplin. However, should it become supported in the search tool or other parts of Joplin, it should be possible to regenerate this recognition data since the actual image would still be available.
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Colour, font sizes and faces - Evernote text is stored as HTML and this is converted to Markdown during the import process. For notes that are mostly plain text or with basic formatting (bold, italic, bullet points, links, etc.) this is a lossless conversion, and the note, once rendered back to HTML should be very similar. Tables are also imported and converted to Markdown tables. For very complex notes, some formatting data might be lost - in particular colours, font sizes and font faces will not be imported. The text itself however is always imported in full regardless of formatting.
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To import Evernote data, first export your Evernote notebooks to ENEX files as described here. Then follow these steps:
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > ENEX and select your file. The notes will be imported into a new separate notebook. If needed they can then be moved to a different notebook, or the notebook can be renamed, etc.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import /path/to/file.enex. This will import the notes into a new notebook named after the filename.
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Importing from Markdown files
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Joplin can import notes from plain Markdown file. You can either import a complete directory of Markdown files or individual files.
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > MD and select your Markdown file or directory.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import --format md /path/to/file.md or import --format md /path/to/directory/.
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Importing from other applications
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In general the way to import notes from any application into Joplin is to convert the notes to ENEX files (Evernote format) and to import these ENEX files into Joplin using the method above. Most note-taking applications support ENEX files so it should be relatively straightforward. For help about specific applications, see below:
NixNote: Synchronise with Evernote, then export the ENEX files and import them into Joplin. More info in this thread.
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Exporting
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Joplin can export to the JEX format (Joplin Export file), which is a tar file that can contain multiple notes, notebooks, etc. This is a lossless format in that all the notes, but also metadata such as geo-location, updated time, tags, etc. are preserved. This format is convenient for backup purposes and can be re-imported into Joplin. A "raw" format is also available. This is the same as the JEX format except that the data is saved to a directory and each item represented by a single file.
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Synchronisation
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One of the goals of Joplin was to avoid being tied to any particular company or service, whether it is Evernote, Google or Microsoft. As such the synchronisation is designed without any hard dependency to any particular service. Most of the synchronisation process is done at an abstract level and access to external services, such as Nextcloud or Dropbox, is done via lightweight drivers. It is easy to support new services by creating simple drivers that provide a filesystem-like interface, i.e. the ability to read, write, delete and list items. It is also simple to switch from one service to another or to even sync to multiple services at once. Each note, notebook, tags, as well as the relation between items is transmitted as plain text files during synchronisation, which means the data can also be moved to a different application, can be easily backed up, inspected, etc.
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Currently, synchronisation is possible with Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive or the local filesystem. To enable synchronisation please follow the instructions below. After that, the application will synchronise in the background whenever it is running, or you can click on "Synchronise" to start a synchronisation manually.
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Nextcloud synchronisation
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Nextcloud is a self-hosted, private cloud solution. It can store documents, images and videos but also calendars, passwords and countless other things and can sync them to your laptop or phone. As you can host your own Nextcloud server, you own both the data on your device and infrastructure used for synchronisation. As such it is a good fit for Joplin. The platform is also well supported and with a strong community, so it is likely to be around for a while - since it's open source anyway, it is not a service that can be closed, it can exist on a server for as long as one chooses.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, go to the config screen and select Nextcloud as the synchronisation target. Then input the WebDAV URL (to get it, click on Settings in the bottom left corner of the page, in Nextcloud), this is normally https://example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/webdav/Joplin (make sure to create the "Joplin" directory in Nextcloud), and set the username and password. If it does not work, please see this explanation for more details.
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In the terminal application, you will need to set the sync.target config variable and all the sync.5.path, sync.5.username and sync.5.password config variables to, respectively the Nextcloud WebDAV URL, your username and your password. This can be done from the command line mode using:
If synchronisation does not work, please consult the logs in the app profile directory - it is often due to a misconfigured URL or password. The log should indicate what the exact issue is.
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Dropbox synchronisation
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When syncing with Dropbox, Joplin creates a sub-directory in Dropbox, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select "Dropbox" as the synchronisation target in the config screen (it is selected by default). Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the "Synchronise" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application. It is possible to also synchronise outside of the user interface by typing joplin sync from the terminal. This can be used to setup a cron script to synchronise at regular interval. For example, this would do it every 30 minutes:
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WebDAV synchronisation
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Select the "WebDAV" synchronisation target and follow the same instructions as for Nextcloud above.
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WebDAV-compatible services that are known to work with Joplin:
When syncing with OneDrive, Joplin creates a sub-directory in OneDrive, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select "OneDrive" as the synchronisation target in the config screen. Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the "Synchronise" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application (simply input your Microsoft credentials - you do not need to register with OneDrive).
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Encryption
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Joplin supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) on all the applications. E2EE is a system where only the owner of the notes, notebooks, tags or resources can read them. It prevents potential eavesdroppers - including telecom providers, internet providers, and even the developers of Joplin from being able to access the data. Please see the End-To-End Encryption Tutorial for more information about this feature and how to enable it.
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For a more technical description, mostly relevant for development or to review the method being used, please see the Encryption specification.
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Note history
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The Joplin applications automatically save previous versions of your notes at regular intervals. These versions are synced across devices and can be viewed from the desktop application. To do so, click on the "Information" button on a note, then click on "Previous version of this note". From this screen you can view the previous versions of the note as well as restore any of them.
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This feature can be disabled from the "Note history" section in the settings, and it is also possible to change for how long the history of a note is saved.
Joplin notes can be opened and edited using an external editor of your choice. It can be a simple text editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text or an actual Markdown editor like Typora. In that case, images will also be displayed within the editor. To open the note in an external editor, click on the icon in the toolbar or press Ctrl+E (or Cmd+E). Your default text editor will be used to open the note. If needed, you can also specify the editor directly in the General Options, under "Text editor command".
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Attachments
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Any kind of file can be attached to a note. In Markdown, links to these files are represented as a simple ID to the attachment. In the note viewer, these files, if they are images, will be displayed or, if they are other files (PDF, text files, etc.) they will be displayed as links. Clicking on this link will open the file in the default application.
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In the desktop application, files can be attached either by clicking the "Attach file" icon in the editor or via drag and drop. If you prefer to create a link to a local file instead, hold the ALT key while performing the drag and drop operation. You can also copy and paste images directly in the editor via Ctrl+V.
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Resources that are not attached to any note will be automatically deleted in accordance to the Note History settings.
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Important: Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile. They will crash the application when synchronising so it is recommended not to attach such resources at the moment. The issue is being looked at.
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Downloading attachments
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The way the attachments are downloaded during synchronisation can be customised in the Configuration screen, under "Attachment download behaviour". The default option ("Always") is to download all the attachments, all the time, so that the data is available even when the device is offline. There is also the option to download the attachments manually (option "Manual"), by clicking on it, or automatically (Option "Auto"), in which case the attachments are downloaded only when a note is opened. These options should help saving disk space and network bandwidth, especially on mobile.
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Notifications
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In the desktop and mobile apps, an alarm can be associated with any to-do. It will be triggered at the given time by displaying a notification. How the notification will be displayed depends on the operating system since each has a different way to handle this. Please see below for the requirements for the desktop applications:
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Windows: >= 8. Make sure the Action Center is enabled on Windows. Task bar balloon for Windows < 8. Growl as fallback. Growl takes precedence over Windows balloons.
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macOS: >= 10.8 or Growl if earlier.
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Linux: notify-osd or libnotify-bin installed (Ubuntu should have this by default). Growl otherwise
On mobile, the alarms will be displayed using the built-in notification system.
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If for any reason the notifications do not work, please open an issue.
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Sub-notebooks
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Sub-notebooks allow organising multiple notebooks into a tree of notebooks. For example it can be used to regroup all the notebooks related to work, to family or to a particular project under a parent notebook.
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In the desktop application, to create a subnotebook, drag and drop it onto another notebook. To move it back to the root, drag and drop it on the "Notebooks" header. Currently only the desktop app can be used to organise the notebooks.
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The mobile application supports displaying and collapsing/expanding the tree of notebooks, however it does not currently support moving the subnotebooks to different notebooks.
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The terminal app supports displaying the tree of subnotebooks but it does not support collapsing/expanding them or moving the subnotebooks around.
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Markdown
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Joplin uses and renders a Github-flavoured Markdown with a few variations and additions. In particular it adds math formula support, interactive checkboxes and support for note links. Joplin also supports Markdown plugins which allow enabling and disabling various advanced Markdown features. Have a look at the Markdown Guide for more information.
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Custom CSS
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Rendered markdown can be customized by placing a userstyle file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userstyle.css (This path might be different on your device - check at the top of the Config screen for the exact path). This file supports standard CSS syntax. Joplin must be restarted for the new css to be applied, please ensure that Joplin is not closing to the tray, but is actually exiting. Note that this file is used for both displaying the notes and printing the notes. Be aware how the CSS may look printed (for example, printing white text over a black background is usually not wanted).
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The whole UI can be customized by placing a custom editor style file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userchrome.css.
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Important: userstyle.css and userchrome.css are provided for your convenience, but they are advanced settings, and styles you define may break from one version to the next. If you want to use them, please know that it might require regular development work from you to keep them working. The Joplin team cannot make a commitment to keep the application HTML structure stable.
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Note templates
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In the desktop app, templates can be used to create new notes or to insert into existing ones by creating a templates folder in Joplin's config folder and placing Markdown template files into it. For example creating the file hours.md in the templates directory with the contents:
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Date: {{date}}\nHours:\nDetails:
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Templates can then be inserted from the menu (File->Templates).
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Today's date formatted based on the settings format
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2019-01-01
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Current time formatted based on the settings format
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13:00
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Current date and time formatted based on the settings format
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01/01/19 1:00 PM
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Current date and/or time formatted based on a supplied string (using moment.js formatting)
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{{#custom_datetime}}M d{{/custom_datetime}}
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Searching
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Joplin implements the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS4) extension. It means the content of all the notes is indexed in real time and search queries return results very fast. Both Simple FTS Queries and Full-Text Index Queries are supported. See below for the list of supported queries:
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Returns all the notes that contain this term.
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For example, searching for cat will return all the notes that contain this exact word. Note: it will not return the notes that contain the substring - thus, for "cat", notes that contain "cataclysmic" or "prevaricate" will not be returned.
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Multiple word
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Returns all the notes that contain all these words, but not necessarily next to each other.
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dog cat - will return any notes that contain the words "dog" and "cat" anywhere in the note, no necessarily in that order nor next to each other. It will not return results that contain "dog" or "cat" only.
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Phrase
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Add double quotes to return the notes that contain exactly this phrase.
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"shopping list" - will return the notes that contain these exact terms next to each other and in this order. It will not return for example a note that contains "going shopping with my list".
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Prefix
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Add a wildcard to return all the notes that contain a term with a specified prefix.
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swim* - will return all the notes that contain eg. "swim", but also "swimming", "swimsuit", etc. IMPORTANT: The wildcard can only be at the end - it will be ignored at the beginning of a word (eg. *swim) and will be treated as a literal asterisk in the middle of a word (eg. ast*rix)
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Add either title: or body: before a note to restrict your search to just the title, or just the body.
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title:shopping, body:egg
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Switch to basic search
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One drawback of Full Text Search is that it ignores most non-alphabetical characters. However in some cases you might want to search for this too. To do that, you can use basic search. You switch to this mode by prefixing your search with a slash /. This won't provide the benefits of FTS but it will allow searching exactly for what you need. Note that it can also be much slower, even extremely slow, depending on your query.
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/"- [ ]" - will return all the notes that contain unchecked checkboxes.
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Notes are sorted by "relevance". Currently it means the notes that contain the requested terms the most times are on top. For queries with multiple terms, it also matters how close to each other the terms are. This is a bit experimental so if you notice a search query that returns unexpected results, please report it in the forum, providing as many details as possible to replicate the issue.
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Goto Anything
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In the desktop application, press Ctrl+G or Cmd+G and type a note title or part of its content to jump to it. Or type # followed by a tag name, or @ followed by a notebook name.
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Privacy
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Joplin values your privacy and security by giving you complete control over your information and digital footprint.
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Joplin applications do not send any data to any service without your authorisation. Any data that Joplin saves, such as notes or images, are saved to your own device and you are free to delete this data at any time.
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Joplin has many modern features, some of which use third-party services. You can disable any or all of these features in the application settings. These features are:
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Auto-update
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Joplin periodically connects to GitHub to check for new releases.
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Enabled
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Geo-location
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Joplin saves geo-location information in note properties when you create a note.
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Synchronisation
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Joplin supports synchronisation of your notes across multiple devices. If you choose to synchronise with a third-party, such as OneDrive, the notes will be sent to your OneDrive account, in which case the third-party privacy policy applies.
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Joplin is developed as an open-source application and the source code is freely available online to inspect.
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For any question about Joplin privacy, please leave a message on the Joplin Forum.
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Donations
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Donations to Joplin support the development of the project. Developing quality applications mostly takes time, but there are also some expenses, such as digital certificates to sign the applications, app store fees, hosting, etc. Most of all, your donation will make it possible to keep up the current development standard.
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Please see the donation page for information on how to support the development of Joplin.
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Community
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For general discussion about Joplin, user support, software development questions, and to discuss new features, go to the Joplin Forum. It is possible to login with your GitHub account.
Joplin is currently available in the languages below. If you would like to contribute a new translation, it is quite straightforward, please follow these steps:
Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile as they can crash the application.
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Non-alphabetical characters such as Chinese or Arabic might create glitches in the terminal on Windows. This is a limitation of the current Windows console.
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License
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MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Laurent Cozic
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Joplin is a free, open source note taking and to-do application, which can handle a large number of notes organised into notebooks. The notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format.
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Notes exported from Evernote via .enex files can be imported into Joplin, including the formatted content (which is converted to Markdown), resources (images, attachments, etc.) and complete metadata (geolocation, updated time, created time, etc.). Plain Markdown files can also be imported.
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The notes can be synchronised with various cloud services including Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV or the file system (for example with a network directory). When synchronising the notes, notebooks, tags and other metadata are saved to plain text files which can be easily inspected, backed up and moved around.
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The application is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS (the terminal app also works on FreeBSD). A Web Clipper, to save web pages and screenshots from your browser, is also available for Firefox and Chrome.
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Installation
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Three types of applications are available: for the desktop (Windows, macOS and Linux), for mobile (Android and iOS) and for terminal (Windows, macOS, Linux and FreeBSD). All applications have similar user interfaces and can synchronise with each other.
The portable application allows installing the software on a portable device such as a USB key. Simply copy the file JoplinPortable.exe in any directory on that USB key ; the application will then create a directory called \"JoplinProfile\" next to the executable file.
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macOS
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You can also use Homebrew (unsupported): brew cask install joplin
If it works with your distribution (it has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora, and Mint; the desktop environments supported are GNOME, KDE, Xfce, MATE, LXQT, LXDE, Unity, Cinnamon, Deepin and Pantheon), the recommended way is to use this script as it will handle the desktop icon too:
By default, the application binary will be installed under ~/.joplin-bin. You may change this directory if needed. Alternatively, if your npm permissions are setup as described here (Option 2) then simply running npm -g install joplin would work.
There are other ways to install the terminal application. However, they are not supported and problems must be reported to the upstream projects.
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An Arch Linux package is available here. To install it, use an AUR wrapper such as yay: yay -S joplin. Both the CLI tool (type joplin) and desktop app (type joplin-desktop) are packaged. You can also install a compiled version with the chaotic-aur repository. For support, please go to the GitHub repo.
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Web Clipper
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The Web Clipper is a browser extension that allows you to save web pages and screenshots from your browser. For more information on how to install and use it, see the Web Clipper Help Page.
Synchronisation with various services, including Nextcloud, Dropbox, WebDAV and OneDrive.
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Import Enex files (Evernote export format) and Markdown files.
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Export JEX files (Joplin Export format) and raw files.
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Support notes, to-dos, tags and notebooks.
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Goto Anything feature.
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Sort notes by multiple criteria - title, updated time, etc.
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Support for alarms (notifications) in mobile and desktop applications.
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Offline first, so the entire data is always available on the device even without an internet connection.
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Markdown notes, which are rendered with images and formatting in the desktop and mobile applications. Support for extra features such as math notation and checkboxes.
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File attachment support - images are displayed, and other files are linked and can be opened in the relevant application.
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Search functionality.
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Geo-location support.
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Supports multiple languages
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External editor support - open notes in your favorite external editor with one click in Joplin.
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Importing
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Importing from Evernote
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Joplin was designed as a replacement for Evernote and so can import complete Evernote notebooks, as well as notes, tags, resources (attached files) and note metadata (such as author, geo-location, etc.) via ENEX files. In terms of data, the only two things that might slightly differ are:
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Recognition data - Evernote images, in particular scanned (or photographed) documents have recognition data associated with them. It is the text that Evernote has been able to recognise in the document. This data is not preserved when the note are imported into Joplin. However, should it become supported in the search tool or other parts of Joplin, it should be possible to regenerate this recognition data since the actual image would still be available.
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Colour, font sizes and faces - Evernote text is stored as HTML and this is converted to Markdown during the import process. For notes that are mostly plain text or with basic formatting (bold, italic, bullet points, links, etc.) this is a lossless conversion, and the note, once rendered back to HTML should be very similar. Tables are also imported and converted to Markdown tables. For very complex notes, some formatting data might be lost - in particular colours, font sizes and font faces will not be imported. The text itself however is always imported in full regardless of formatting.
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To import Evernote data, first export your Evernote notebooks to ENEX files as described here. Then follow these steps:
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > ENEX and select your file. The notes will be imported into a new separate notebook. If needed they can then be moved to a different notebook, or the notebook can be renamed, etc.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import /path/to/file.enex. This will import the notes into a new notebook named after the filename.
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Importing from Markdown files
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Joplin can import notes from plain Markdown file. You can either import a complete directory of Markdown files or individual files.
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In the desktop application, open File > Import > MD and select your Markdown file or directory.
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In the terminal application, in command-line mode, type import --format md /path/to/file.md or import --format md /path/to/directory/.
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Importing from other applications
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In general the way to import notes from any application into Joplin is to convert the notes to ENEX files (Evernote format) and to import these ENEX files into Joplin using the method above. Most note-taking applications support ENEX files so it should be relatively straightforward. For help about specific applications, see below:
NixNote: Synchronise with Evernote, then export the ENEX files and import them into Joplin. More info in this thread.
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Exporting
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Joplin can export to the JEX format (Joplin Export file), which is a tar file that can contain multiple notes, notebooks, etc. This is a lossless format in that all the notes, but also metadata such as geo-location, updated time, tags, etc. are preserved. This format is convenient for backup purposes and can be re-imported into Joplin. A \"raw\" format is also available. This is the same as the JEX format except that the data is saved to a directory and each item represented by a single file.
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Synchronisation
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One of the goals of Joplin was to avoid being tied to any particular company or service, whether it is Evernote, Google or Microsoft. As such the synchronisation is designed without any hard dependency to any particular service. Most of the synchronisation process is done at an abstract level and access to external services, such as Nextcloud or Dropbox, is done via lightweight drivers. It is easy to support new services by creating simple drivers that provide a filesystem-like interface, i.e. the ability to read, write, delete and list items. It is also simple to switch from one service to another or to even sync to multiple services at once. Each note, notebook, tags, as well as the relation between items is transmitted as plain text files during synchronisation, which means the data can also be moved to a different application, can be easily backed up, inspected, etc.
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Currently, synchronisation is possible with Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive or the local filesystem. To enable synchronisation please follow the instructions below. After that, the application will synchronise in the background whenever it is running, or you can click on \"Synchronise\" to start a synchronisation manually.
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Nextcloud synchronisation
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Nextcloud is a self-hosted, private cloud solution. It can store documents, images and videos but also calendars, passwords and countless other things and can sync them to your laptop or phone. As you can host your own Nextcloud server, you own both the data on your device and infrastructure used for synchronisation. As such it is a good fit for Joplin. The platform is also well supported and with a strong community, so it is likely to be around for a while - since it's open source anyway, it is not a service that can be closed, it can exist on a server for as long as one chooses.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, go to the config screen and select Nextcloud as the synchronisation target. Then input the WebDAV URL (to get it, click on Settings in the bottom left corner of the page, in Nextcloud), this is normally https://example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/webdav/Joplin (make sure to create the \"Joplin\" directory in Nextcloud), and set the username and password. If it does not work, please see this explanation for more details.
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In the terminal application, you will need to set the sync.target config variable and all the sync.5.path, sync.5.username and sync.5.password config variables to, respectively the Nextcloud WebDAV URL, your username and your password. This can be done from the command line mode using:
If synchronisation does not work, please consult the logs in the app profile directory - it is often due to a misconfigured URL or password. The log should indicate what the exact issue is.
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Dropbox synchronisation
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When syncing with Dropbox, Joplin creates a sub-directory in Dropbox, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select \"Dropbox\" as the synchronisation target in the config screen (it is selected by default). Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the \"Synchronise\" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application. It is possible to also synchronise outside of the user interface by typing joplin sync from the terminal. This can be used to setup a cron script to synchronise at regular interval. For example, this would do it every 30 minutes:
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*/30 * * * * /path/to/joplin sync\n
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WebDAV synchronisation
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Select the \"WebDAV\" synchronisation target and follow the same instructions as for Nextcloud above.
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WebDAV-compatible services that are known to work with Joplin:
When syncing with OneDrive, Joplin creates a sub-directory in OneDrive, in /Apps/Joplin and read/write the notes and notebooks from it. The application does not have access to anything outside this directory.
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In the desktop application or mobile application, select \"OneDrive\" as the synchronisation target in the config screen. Then, to initiate the synchronisation process, click on the \"Synchronise\" button in the sidebar and follow the instructions.
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In the terminal application, to initiate the synchronisation process, type :sync. You will be asked to follow a link to authorise the application (simply input your Microsoft credentials - you do not need to register with OneDrive).
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Encryption
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Joplin supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) on all the applications. E2EE is a system where only the owner of the notes, notebooks, tags or resources can read them. It prevents potential eavesdroppers - including telecom providers, internet providers, and even the developers of Joplin from being able to access the data. Please see the End-To-End Encryption Tutorial for more information about this feature and how to enable it.
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For a more technical description, mostly relevant for development or to review the method being used, please see the Encryption specification.
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Note history
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The Joplin applications automatically save previous versions of your notes at regular intervals. These versions are synced across devices and can be viewed from the desktop application. To do so, click on the \"Information\" button on a note, then click on \"Previous version of this note\". From this screen you can view the previous versions of the note as well as restore any of them.
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This feature can be disabled from the \"Note history\" section in the settings, and it is also possible to change for how long the history of a note is saved.
Joplin notes can be opened and edited using an external editor of your choice. It can be a simple text editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text or an actual Markdown editor like Typora. In that case, images will also be displayed within the editor. To open the note in an external editor, click on the icon in the toolbar or press Ctrl+E (or Cmd+E). Your default text editor will be used to open the note. If needed, you can also specify the editor directly in the General Options, under \"Text editor command\".
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Attachments
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Any kind of file can be attached to a note. In Markdown, links to these files are represented as a simple ID to the attachment. In the note viewer, these files, if they are images, will be displayed or, if they are other files (PDF, text files, etc.) they will be displayed as links. Clicking on this link will open the file in the default application.
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In the desktop application, files can be attached either by clicking the \"Attach file\" icon in the editor or via drag and drop. If you prefer to create a link to a local file instead, hold the ALT key while performing the drag and drop operation. You can also copy and paste images directly in the editor via Ctrl+V.
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Resources that are not attached to any note will be automatically deleted in accordance to the Note History settings.
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Important: Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile. They will crash the application when synchronising so it is recommended not to attach such resources at the moment. The issue is being looked at.
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Downloading attachments
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The way the attachments are downloaded during synchronisation can be customised in the Configuration screen, under \"Attachment download behaviour\". The default option (\"Always\") is to download all the attachments, all the time, so that the data is available even when the device is offline. There is also the option to download the attachments manually (option \"Manual\"), by clicking on it, or automatically (Option \"Auto\"), in which case the attachments are downloaded only when a note is opened. These options should help saving disk space and network bandwidth, especially on mobile.
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Notifications
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In the desktop and mobile apps, an alarm can be associated with any to-do. It will be triggered at the given time by displaying a notification. How the notification will be displayed depends on the operating system since each has a different way to handle this. Please see below for the requirements for the desktop applications:
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Windows: >= 8. Make sure the Action Center is enabled on Windows. Task bar balloon for Windows < 8. Growl as fallback. Growl takes precedence over Windows balloons.
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macOS: >= 10.8 or Growl if earlier.
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Linux: notify-osd or libnotify-bin installed (Ubuntu should have this by default). Growl otherwise
On mobile, the alarms will be displayed using the built-in notification system.
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If for any reason the notifications do not work, please open an issue.
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Sub-notebooks
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Sub-notebooks allow organising multiple notebooks into a tree of notebooks. For example it can be used to regroup all the notebooks related to work, to family or to a particular project under a parent notebook.
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In the desktop application, to create a subnotebook, drag and drop it onto another notebook. To move it back to the root, drag and drop it on the \"Notebooks\" header. Currently only the desktop app can be used to organise the notebooks.
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The mobile application supports displaying and collapsing/expanding the tree of notebooks, however it does not currently support moving the subnotebooks to different notebooks.
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The terminal app supports displaying the tree of subnotebooks but it does not support collapsing/expanding them or moving the subnotebooks around.
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Markdown
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Joplin uses and renders a Github-flavoured Markdown with a few variations and additions. In particular it adds math formula support, interactive checkboxes and support for note links. Joplin also supports Markdown plugins which allow enabling and disabling various advanced Markdown features. Have a look at the Markdown Guide for more information.
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Custom CSS
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Rendered markdown can be customized by placing a userstyle file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userstyle.css (This path might be different on your device - check at the top of the Config screen for the exact path). This file supports standard CSS syntax. Joplin must be restarted for the new css to be applied, please ensure that Joplin is not closing to the tray, but is actually exiting. Note that this file is used for both displaying the notes and printing the notes. Be aware how the CSS may look printed (for example, printing white text over a black background is usually not wanted).
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The whole UI can be customized by placing a custom editor style file in the profile directory ~/.config/joplin-desktop/userchrome.css.
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Important: userstyle.css and userchrome.css are provided for your convenience, but they are advanced settings, and styles you define may break from one version to the next. If you want to use them, please know that it might require regular development work from you to keep them working. The Joplin team cannot make a commitment to keep the application HTML structure stable.
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Note templates
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In the desktop app, templates can be used to create new notes or to insert into existing ones by creating a templates folder in Joplin's config folder and placing Markdown template files into it. For example creating the file hours.md in the templates directory with the contents:
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Date: {{date}}\nHours:\nDetails:
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Templates can then be inserted from the menu (File->Templates).
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The currently supported template variables are:
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Today's date formatted based on the settings format
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2019-01-01
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{{time}}
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Current time formatted based on the settings format
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13:00
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Current date and time formatted based on the settings format
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01/01/19 1:00 PM
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Current date and/or time formatted based on a supplied string (using moment.js formatting)
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Searching
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Joplin implements the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS4) extension. It means the content of all the notes is indexed in real time and search queries return results very fast. Both Simple FTS Queries and Full-Text Index Queries are supported. See below for the list of supported queries:
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Returns all the notes that contain this term.
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For example, searching for cat will return all the notes that contain this exact word. Note: it will not return the notes that contain the substring - thus, for \"cat\", notes that contain \"cataclysmic\" or \"prevaricate\" will not be returned.
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Returns all the notes that contain all these words, but not necessarily next to each other.
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dog cat - will return any notes that contain the words \"dog\" and \"cat\" anywhere in the note, no necessarily in that order nor next to each other. It will not return results that contain \"dog\" or \"cat\" only.
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Add double quotes to return the notes that contain exactly this phrase.
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\"shopping list\" - will return the notes that contain these exact terms next to each other and in this order. It will not return for example a note that contains \"going shopping with my list\".
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Prefix
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Add a wildcard to return all the notes that contain a term with a specified prefix.
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swim* - will return all the notes that contain eg. \"swim\", but also \"swimming\", \"swimsuit\", etc. IMPORTANT: The wildcard can only be at the end - it will be ignored at the beginning of a word (eg. *swim) and will be treated as a literal asterisk in the middle of a word (eg. ast*rix)
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Field restricted
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Add either title: or body: before a note to restrict your search to just the title, or just the body.
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title:shopping, body:egg
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Switch to basic search
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One drawback of Full Text Search is that it ignores most non-alphabetical characters. However in some cases you might want to search for this too. To do that, you can use basic search. You switch to this mode by prefixing your search with a slash /. This won't provide the benefits of FTS but it will allow searching exactly for what you need. Note that it can also be much slower, even extremely slow, depending on your query.
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/\"- [ ]\" - will return all the notes that contain unchecked checkboxes.
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Notes are sorted by \"relevance\". Currently it means the notes that contain the requested terms the most times are on top. For queries with multiple terms, it also matters how close to each other the terms are. This is a bit experimental so if you notice a search query that returns unexpected results, please report it in the forum, providing as many details as possible to replicate the issue.
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Goto Anything
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In the desktop application, press Ctrl+G or Cmd+G and type a note title or part of its content to jump to it. Or type # followed by a tag name, or @ followed by a notebook name.
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Privacy
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Joplin values your privacy and security by giving you complete control over your information and digital footprint.
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Joplin applications do not send any data to any service without your authorisation. Any data that Joplin saves, such as notes or images, are saved to your own device and you are free to delete this data at any time.
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Joplin has many modern features, some of which use third-party services. You can disable any or all of these features in the application settings. These features are:
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Auto-update
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Joplin periodically connects to GitHub to check for new releases.
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Enabled
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Geo-location
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Joplin saves geo-location information in note properties when you create a note.
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Enabled
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Synchronisation
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Joplin supports synchronisation of your notes across multiple devices. If you choose to synchronise with a third-party, such as OneDrive, the notes will be sent to your OneDrive account, in which case the third-party privacy policy applies.
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Disabled
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Joplin is developed as an open-source application and the source code is freely available online to inspect.
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For any question about Joplin privacy, please leave a message on the Joplin Forum.
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Donations
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Donations to Joplin support the development of the project. Developing quality applications mostly takes time, but there are also some expenses, such as digital certificates to sign the applications, app store fees, hosting, etc. Most of all, your donation will make it possible to keep up the current development standard.
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Please see the donation page for information on how to support the development of Joplin.
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Community
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For general discussion about Joplin, user support, software development questions, and to discuss new features, go to the Joplin Forum. It is possible to login with your GitHub account.
Joplin is currently available in the languages below. If you would like to contribute a new translation, it is quite straightforward, please follow these steps:
In Poedit, open this .pot file, go into the Catalog menu and click Configuration. Change \"Country\" and \"Language\" to your own country and language.
Resources larger than 10 MB are not currently supported on mobile as they can crash the application.
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Non-alphabetical characters such as Chinese or Arabic might create glitches in the terminal on Windows. This is a limitation of the current Windows console.
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License
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MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Laurent Cozic
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
This small electron utility, creates unique combinations of passwords(or id's) out of your name and date of birth. The app uses the random permutation of numbers algorithm known as Fisher Yates Shuffle Algorithm which inshort jumbles a sequence.
$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/jumble-password.git\n$ cd jumble-password\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n\n
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License
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MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2017 Idrees Dargahwala\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so\n\n
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Create unique id's or passwords easily.
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This small electron utility, creates unique combinations of passwords(or id's) out of your name and date of birth. The app uses the random permutation of numbers algorithm known as Fisher Yates Shuffle Algorithm which inshort jumbles a sequence.
$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/jumble-password.git\n$ cd jumble-password\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n\n
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License
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MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2017 Idrees Dargahwala\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so\n\n
There are many ways to contribute to the project: logging bugs, submitting pull requests, reporting issues, and creating suggestions.
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Even if you have push rights on the repository, you should create a personal fork and create feature branches there when you need them. This keeps the main repository clean and your personal workflow cruft out of sight.
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We're also interested in your feedback for the future of this project. You can submit a suggestion or feature request through the issue tracker. To make this process more effective, we're asking that these include more information to help define them more clearly.
There are many ways to contribute to the project: logging bugs, submitting pull requests, reporting issues, and creating suggestions.
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Even if you have push rights on the repository, you should create a personal fork and create feature branches there when you need them. This keeps the main repository clean and your personal workflow cruft out of sight.
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We're also interested in your feedback for the future of this project. You can submit a suggestion or feature request through the issue tracker. To make this process more effective, we're asking that these include more information to help define them more clearly.
This small electron utility, creates unique combinations of passwords(or id's) out of your name and date of birth. The app uses the random permutation of numbers algorithm known as Fisher Yates Shuffle Algorithm which inshort jumbles a sequence.
$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/jumble-password.git\n$ cd jumble-password\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n\n
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License
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MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2017 Idrees Dargahwala\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so\n\n
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Create unique id's or passwords easily.
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This small electron utility, creates unique combinations of passwords(or id's) out of your name and date of birth. The app uses the random permutation of numbers algorithm known as Fisher Yates Shuffle Algorithm which inshort jumbles a sequence.
$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/jumble-password.git\n$ cd jumble-password\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n\n
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License
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MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2017 Idrees Dargahwala\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so\n\n
For more info on how to create plugins, read the plugins docs.
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Dev builds
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Download master or builds for any other branch using: https://kap-artifacts.now.sh/<branch>. Note that these builds are unsupported and may have issues.
For more info on how to create plugins, read the plugins docs.
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Dev builds
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Download master or builds for any other branch using: https://kap-artifacts.now.sh/<branch>. Note that these builds are unsupported and may have issues.
There are many ways to contribute to the project: logging bugs, submitting pull requests, reporting issues, and creating suggestions.
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Even if you have push rights on the repository, you should create a personal fork and create feature branches there when you need them. This keeps the main repository clean, and your personal workflow cruft out of sight.
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We're also interested in your feedback for the future of this project. You can submit a suggestion or feature request through the issue tracker. To make this process more effective, we're asking that these include more information to help define them more clearly.
There are many ways to contribute to the project: logging bugs, submitting pull requests, reporting issues, and creating suggestions.
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Even if you have push rights on the repository, you should create a personal fork and create feature branches there when you need them. This keeps the main repository clean, and your personal workflow cruft out of sight.
\n
We're also interested in your feedback for the future of this project. You can submit a suggestion or feature request through the issue tracker. To make this process more effective, we're asking that these include more information to help define them more clearly.
Kaku is a highly integrated music player that supports different online platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more. Available on Windows, Linux and macOS!
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Some social media that you should know and follow for the latest news 😆
If you are keen to help Kaku, you can first try to help by translating it into your native language! For more details, please check this post! Can't wait to see you in our community :)
Support us with a monthly donation and help us continue our activities. [Become a backer]
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Sponsors
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Become a sponsor and get your logo on our README on Github with a link to your site. [Become a sponsor]
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License
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MIT
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Kaku
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Kaku is a highly integrated music player that supports different online platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more. Available on Windows, Linux and macOS!
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Some social media that you should know and follow for the latest news 😆
If you are keen to help Kaku, you can first try to help by translating it into your native language! For more details, please check this post! Can't wait to see you in our community :)
Kaku is a highly integrated music player that supports different online platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more. Available on Windows, Linux and macOS!
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Some social media that you should know and follow for the latest news 😆
If you are keen to help Kaku, you can first try to help by translating it into your native language! For more details, please check this post! Can't wait to see you in our community :)
Support us with a monthly donation and help us continue our activities. [Become a backer]
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Sponsors
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Become a sponsor and get your logo on our README on Github with a link to your site. [Become a sponsor]
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License
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Kaku
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Kaku is a highly integrated music player that supports different online platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more. Available on Windows, Linux and macOS!
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Some social media that you should know and follow for the latest news 😆
If you are keen to help Kaku, you can first try to help by translating it into your native language! For more details, please check this post! Can't wait to see you in our community :)
As yout can see, the image preview software of Mac OS has a terrible experience: it can't be zoomed in with the scroll wheel, and it doesn't support viewing all the pictures in the folder directly... \nSo, I developed this software. \nKankan is a Mac OS software to help you quickly look pictures. The experience is similar to win10's "image" and "king of pictures" apps.
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SCREENSHOT
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Day Mode \n\nDark Mode \n
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1.Fully comply with the Mac OS native design language, and the UI is simple and generous \n2."Dark mode" is supported natively, which can be switched automatically or manually between "light" and "dark" themes \n3.Enlarge image by wheeling support \n4.Drag image support \n5.Support browsing all images under the folder \n6.Support previous, next and cycle browsing \n7.Support setting wallpaper \n8.Support to copy file name and path \n9.Support for copying images
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More content will be added according to user feedback in the future...
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UPDATE
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version
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2020.04.03
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first version，A small amount bugs
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0.2.3
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2020.04.03
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Fix bugs, basically complete functions
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2020.04.16
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New features: 1. Add the magnification display. 2. Add the resolution display. 3. Add new original size function. 4. Modify some menus and button positions
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0.2.5
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2020.05.31
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New features: 1.Globalization support，3 languages supported: zh-CN en en-US More work needs yours help and feedback. 2.Fix the bug that you can still right-click to open the menu in Hello page.
As yout can see, the image preview software of Mac OS has a terrible experience: it can't be zoomed in with the scroll wheel, and it doesn't support viewing all the pictures in the folder directly... \nSo, I developed this software. \nKankan is a Mac OS software to help you quickly look pictures. The experience is similar to win10's \"image\" and \"king of pictures\" apps.
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SCREENSHOT
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Day Mode \n\nDark Mode \n
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WHAT WE HAVE
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1.Fully comply with the Mac OS native design language, and the UI is simple and generous \n2.\"Dark mode\" is supported natively, which can be switched automatically or manually between \"light\" and \"dark\" themes \n3.Enlarge image by wheeling support \n4.Drag image support \n5.Support browsing all images under the folder \n6.Support previous, next and cycle browsing \n7.Support setting wallpaper \n8.Support to copy file name and path \n9.Support for copying images
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More content will be added according to user feedback in the future...
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.png
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Key
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Function
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version
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time
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content
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download
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0.2.0
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2020.04.03
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first version，A small amount bugs
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-
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0.2.3
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2020.04.03
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Fix bugs, basically complete functions
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2020.04.16
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New features: 1. Add the magnification display. 2. Add the resolution display. 3. Add new original size function. 4. Modify some menus and button positions
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0.2.5
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2020.05.31
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New features: 1.Globalization support，3 languages supported: zh-CN en en-US More work needs yours help and feedback. 2.Fix the bug that you can still right-click to open the menu in Hello page.
For more info on how to create plugins, read the plugins docs.
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Dev builds
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Download master or builds for any other branch using: https://kap-artifacts.now.sh/<branch>. Note that these builds are unsupported and may have issues.
For more info on how to create plugins, read the plugins docs.
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Dev builds
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Download master or builds for any other branch using: https://kap-artifacts.now.sh/<branch>. Note that these builds are unsupported and may have issues.
Education and innovation is a sample project for users of the Kinesis CI tool for Tableau.\nKinesis CI is a test framework that adds automated testing and continuous integration capability to Tableau Server.\nFor more information on Kinesis CI, please visit http://kinesis-ci.com
\n
\n
Concept
\n
This project is designed to give you an example for setting up your testing projects in Kinesis CI.
\n
It contains a collection of test cases for a Tableau Workbook – Education and Innovation,\nincluding the following test cases:
\n
Functional Testing
\n
\n
Load data into a database
\n
Publish Tableau workbooks and data sources to Tableau Server
\n
Refresh data extracts
\n
Filters
\n
Parameters
\n
Checking data against an expected data set
\n
Checking the layout of the Dashboard to an expected layout
\n
Checking data against pre-defined rules and criterias
\n
Checking data against the datasource by an SQL query in the underlying database
\n
Running custom webdriver commands (required for SSO and custom login pages)
\n
Switch Tab
\n
Selecting Marks for testing interactivity/ user clicks
\n
\n
Regression Testing
\n
\n
Running regression test on a Tableau dashboard to compare against a baseline in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Cross Environment Testing
\n
\n
Comparing the same Tableau View on two different environments i.e. dev and prod or two different Tableau Server versions, when doing and upgrade, in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Performance Testing
\n
\n
Testing the performance of your Tableau Server by driving load against it
Clone the repository in Kinesis Designer (File -> Clone Git Repository and enter https://github.com/Kinesis-CI/education-and-innovation.git) and open project.json. This project.json file contains key\ninformation to identify the individual test projects within this directory.\nAlternatively, you can use the Kinesis Command Line Interface and open the files in a text editor.
\n
\n
\n
Edit context variables to fit your environment. i.e. reference the Tableau Server you are using within your organization and use a database you have access to. For more information on context variables visit\nhttps://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/context-variables
In Cross Environment test, update the target environment to fit your target environment you want to compare to your source environment. For more information on Cross Environment tests visit https://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/cross-environment-test
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Directory layout
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\n\n
\n
File Type
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Description
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src
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Contains the Tableau source files that have been imported into the given Project
Contains files related to the individual Tests that have been created within the Project
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test/<TEST_NAME>/resources
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Test resources. These are typically data files (.csv) needed to load data into source systems (i.e. databases) or validate data to expected results
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test/<TEST_NAME>/kinesis.json
\n
JSON files that describe the individual Test steps that have been created within the Project
\n
\n
\n
project.json
\n
JSON file that contains the key information to identify the individual Projects. This is only needed for Kinesis Designer, but not to run tests from the Command Line Interface
If you want to run tests automatically on a Continuous Integration Server, for example on Jenkins, TeamCity or any other similar tool, then you will need to install the Kinesis Command Line Interface to the server where your CI/CD server is running.
\n
Command Line Interface allows you to run previously created Kinesis tests and integrate it with the CI tool of your choice.
Education and innovation is a sample project for users of the Kinesis CI tool for Tableau.\nKinesis CI is a test framework that adds automated testing and continuous integration capability to Tableau Server.\nFor more information on Kinesis CI, please visit http://kinesis-ci.com
\n
\n
Concept
\n
This project is designed to give you an example for setting up your testing projects in Kinesis CI.
\n
It contains a collection of test cases for a Tableau Workbook – Education and Innovation,\nincluding the following test cases:
\n
Functional Testing
\n
\n
Load data into a database
\n
Publish Tableau workbooks and data sources to Tableau Server
\n
Refresh data extracts
\n
Filters
\n
Parameters
\n
Checking data against an expected data set
\n
Checking the layout of the Dashboard to an expected layout
\n
Checking data against pre-defined rules and criterias
\n
Checking data against the datasource by an SQL query in the underlying database
\n
Running custom webdriver commands (required for SSO and custom login pages)
\n
Switch Tab
\n
Selecting Marks for testing interactivity/ user clicks
\n
\n
Regression Testing
\n
\n
Running regression test on a Tableau dashboard to compare against a baseline in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Cross Environment Testing
\n
\n
Comparing the same Tableau View on two different environments i.e. dev and prod or two different Tableau Server versions, when doing and upgrade, in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Performance Testing
\n
\n
Testing the performance of your Tableau Server by driving load against it
Clone the repository in Kinesis Designer (File -> Clone Git Repository and enter https://github.com/Kinesis-CI/education-and-innovation.git) and open project.json. This project.json file contains key\ninformation to identify the individual test projects within this directory.\nAlternatively, you can use the Kinesis Command Line Interface and open the files in a text editor.
\n
\n
\n
Edit context variables to fit your environment. i.e. reference the Tableau Server you are using within your organization and use a database you have access to. For more information on context variables visit\nhttps://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/context-variables
In Cross Environment test, update the target environment to fit your target environment you want to compare to your source environment. For more information on Cross Environment tests visit https://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/cross-environment-test
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Directory layout
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File Type
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Description
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src
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Contains the Tableau source files that have been imported into the given Project
Contains files related to the individual Tests that have been created within the Project
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test/<TEST_NAME>/resources
\n
Test resources. These are typically data files (.csv) needed to load data into source systems (i.e. databases) or validate data to expected results
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test/<TEST_NAME>/kinesis.json
\n
JSON files that describe the individual Test steps that have been created within the Project
\n
\n
\n
project.json
\n
JSON file that contains the key information to identify the individual Projects. This is only needed for Kinesis Designer, but not to run tests from the Command Line Interface
If you want to run tests automatically on a Continuous Integration Server, for example on Jenkins, TeamCity or any other similar tool, then you will need to install the Kinesis Command Line Interface to the server where your CI/CD server is running.
\n
Command Line Interface allows you to run previously created Kinesis tests and integrate it with the CI tool of your choice.
Education and innovation is a sample project for users of the Kinesis CI tool for Tableau.\nKinesis CI is a test framework that adds automated testing and continuous integration capability to Tableau Server.\nFor more information on Kinesis CI, please visit http://kinesis-ci.com
\n
\n
Concept
\n
This project is designed to give you an example for setting up your testing projects in Kinesis CI.
\n
It contains a collection of test cases for a Tableau Workbook – Education and Innovation,\nincluding the following test cases:
\n
Functional Testing
\n
\n
Load data into a database
\n
Publish Tableau workbooks and data sources to Tableau Server
\n
Refresh data extracts
\n
Filters
\n
Parameters
\n
Checking data against an expected data set
\n
Checking the layout of the Dashboard to an expected layout
\n
Checking data against pre-defined rules and criterias
\n
Checking data against the datasource by an SQL query in the underlying database
\n
Running custom webdriver commands (required for SSO and custom login pages)
\n
Switch Tab
\n
Selecting Marks for testing interactivity/ user clicks
\n
\n
Regression Testing
\n
\n
Running regression test on a Tableau dashboard to compare against a baseline in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Cross Environment Testing
\n
\n
Comparing the same Tableau View on two different environments i.e. dev and prod or two different Tableau Server versions, when doing and upgrade, in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Performance Testing
\n
\n
Testing the performance of your Tableau Server by driving load against it
Clone the repository in Kinesis Designer (File -> Clone Git Repository and enter https://github.com/Kinesis-CI/education-and-innovation.git) and open project.json. This project.json file contains key\ninformation to identify the individual test projects within this directory.\nAlternatively, you can use the Kinesis Command Line Interface and open the files in a text editor.
\n
\n
\n
Edit context variables to fit your environment. i.e. reference the Tableau Server you are using within your organization and use a database you have access to. For more information on context variables visit\nhttps://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/context-variables
In Cross Environment test, update the target environment to fit your target environment you want to compare to your source environment. For more information on Cross Environment tests visit https://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/cross-environment-test
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Directory layout
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\n
File Type
\n
Description
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src
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Contains the Tableau source files that have been imported into the given Project
Contains files related to the individual Tests that have been created within the Project
\n
\n
\n
test/<TEST_NAME>/resources
\n
Test resources. These are typically data files (.csv) needed to load data into source systems (i.e. databases) or validate data to expected results
\n
\n
\n
test/<TEST_NAME>/kinesis.json
\n
JSON files that describe the individual Test steps that have been created within the Project
\n
\n
\n
project.json
\n
JSON file that contains the key information to identify the individual Projects. This is only needed for Kinesis Designer, but not to run tests from the Command Line Interface
If you want to run tests automatically on a Continuous Integration Server, for example on Jenkins, TeamCity or any other similar tool, then you will need to install the Kinesis Command Line Interface to the server where your CI/CD server is running.
\n
Command Line Interface allows you to run previously created Kinesis tests and integrate it with the CI tool of your choice.
Education and innovation is a sample project for users of the Kinesis CI tool for Tableau.\nKinesis CI is a test framework that adds automated testing and continuous integration capability to Tableau Server.\nFor more information on Kinesis CI, please visit http://kinesis-ci.com
\n
\n
Concept
\n
This project is designed to give you an example for setting up your testing projects in Kinesis CI.
\n
It contains a collection of test cases for a Tableau Workbook – Education and Innovation,\nincluding the following test cases:
\n
Functional Testing
\n
\n
Load data into a database
\n
Publish Tableau workbooks and data sources to Tableau Server
\n
Refresh data extracts
\n
Filters
\n
Parameters
\n
Checking data against an expected data set
\n
Checking the layout of the Dashboard to an expected layout
\n
Checking data against pre-defined rules and criterias
\n
Checking data against the datasource by an SQL query in the underlying database
\n
Running custom webdriver commands (required for SSO and custom login pages)
\n
Switch Tab
\n
Selecting Marks for testing interactivity/ user clicks
\n
\n
Regression Testing
\n
\n
Running regression test on a Tableau dashboard to compare against a baseline in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Cross Environment Testing
\n
\n
Comparing the same Tableau View on two different environments i.e. dev and prod or two different Tableau Server versions, when doing and upgrade, in terms of data, layout, filter and parameter consitency
\n
\n
Performance Testing
\n
\n
Testing the performance of your Tableau Server by driving load against it
Clone the repository in Kinesis Designer (File -> Clone Git Repository and enter https://github.com/Kinesis-CI/education-and-innovation.git) and open project.json. This project.json file contains key\ninformation to identify the individual test projects within this directory.\nAlternatively, you can use the Kinesis Command Line Interface and open the files in a text editor.
\n
\n
\n
Edit context variables to fit your environment. i.e. reference the Tableau Server you are using within your organization and use a database you have access to. For more information on context variables visit\nhttps://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/context-variables
In Cross Environment test, update the target environment to fit your target environment you want to compare to your source environment. For more information on Cross Environment tests visit https://kinesis-ci.com/documents/#/cross-environment-test
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Directory layout
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File Type
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Description
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src
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Contains the Tableau source files that have been imported into the given Project
Contains files related to the individual Tests that have been created within the Project
\n
\n
\n
test/<TEST_NAME>/resources
\n
Test resources. These are typically data files (.csv) needed to load data into source systems (i.e. databases) or validate data to expected results
\n
\n
\n
test/<TEST_NAME>/kinesis.json
\n
JSON files that describe the individual Test steps that have been created within the Project
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\n
\n
project.json
\n
JSON file that contains the key information to identify the individual Projects. This is only needed for Kinesis Designer, but not to run tests from the Command Line Interface
If you want to run tests automatically on a Continuous Integration Server, for example on Jenkins, TeamCity or any other similar tool, then you will need to install the Kinesis Command Line Interface to the server where your CI/CD server is running.
\n
Command Line Interface allows you to run previously created Kinesis tests and integrate it with the CI tool of your choice.
You will be able to read, track and discover many active issues very flexibly by using Jasper in GitHub. It is enabled by a powerful function called "stream" of Jasper.
You will be able to read, track and discover many active issues very flexibly by using Jasper in GitHub. It is enabled by a powerful function called \"stream\" of Jasper.
Knowte is a note taking application that allows you to quickly and easily organize and find your notes. This version is written using Electron, Angular and Typescript. The original Knowte (for Windows), which is written in WPF and C#, remains available here.
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Build instructions
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$ git clone https://github.com/digimezzo/knowte.git\n$ cd knowte\n$ npm install # Download dependencies\n$ npm start # Start Knowte\n$ npm run electron:windows # Build for Windows\n$ npm run electron:linux # Build for Linux\n$ npm run electron:mac # Build for Mac
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Knowte
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Knowte is a note taking application that allows you to quickly and easily organize and find your notes. This version is written using Electron, Angular and Typescript. The original Knowte (for Windows), which is written in WPF and C#, remains available here.
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Screenshot
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Build instructions
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$ git clone https://github.com/digimezzo/knowte.git\n$ cd knowte\n$ npm install # Download dependencies\n$ npm start # Start Knowte\n$ npm run electron:windows # Build for Windows\n$ npm run electron:linux # Build for Linux\n$ npm run electron:mac # Build for Mac
Knowte is a note taking application that allows you to quickly and easily organize and find your notes. This version is written using Electron, Angular and Typescript. The original Knowte (for Windows), which is written in WPF and C#, remains available here.
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wine: required to build Windows package
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rpm: required to build rpm package
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libarchive-tools: contains bsdtar, which is required to build pacman package.
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Build instructions
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$ git clone https://github.com/digimezzo/knowte.git\n$ cd knowte\n$ npm install # Download dependencies\n$ npm start # Start Knowte\n$ npm run electron:windows # Build for Windows\n$ npm run electron:linux # Build for Linux\n$ npm run electron:mac # Build for Mac
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Pacman installation notes
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The pacman package contains a dependency to package libappindicator-sharp, which is no longer distributed with Arch Linux. I cannot remove this dependency for now, because it is an issue in electron-builder (the packaging tool which is used in this project). It is, however, possible to install Knowte on Arch Linux or Manjaro using this command (replace x.y.z with the correct version number):
Knowte is a note taking application that allows you to quickly and easily organize and find your notes. This version is written using Electron, Angular and Typescript. The original Knowte (for Windows), which is written in WPF and C#, remains available here.
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wine: required to build Windows package
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rpm: required to build rpm package
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libarchive-tools: contains bsdtar, which is required to build pacman package.
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Build instructions
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$ git clone https://github.com/digimezzo/knowte.git\n$ cd knowte\n$ npm install # Download dependencies\n$ npm start # Start Knowte\n$ npm run electron:windows # Build for Windows\n$ npm run electron:linux # Build for Linux\n$ npm run electron:mac # Build for Mac
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Pacman installation notes
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The pacman package contains a dependency to package libappindicator-sharp, which is no longer distributed with Arch Linux. I cannot remove this dependency for now, because it is an issue in electron-builder (the packaging tool which is used in this project). It is, however, possible to install Knowte on Arch Linux or Manjaro using this command (replace x.y.z with the correct version number):
Before you start forwarding internal resources to your local machine, you have to add cluster configuration.\nTo do this we have 3 different options in the app:
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Auto-detection of ~/.kube/config file and parsing settings from it
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Manual adding of Kubernetes config by selecting a file(s)
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Manual adding of Kubernetes config by pasting a text
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Import of the JSON file that could be generated via Kube Forwarder export functionality
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When you add a new cluster via auto-detection (option 1) or manually using a file(a) selection (option 2), we could parse\nconfigs and if there are multiple contexts inside we will suggest you to add multiple clusters to the app.\nFew examples of yaml files we expect to have you could find there
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Also, you could add a cluster by filling a form manually (option 3). The form has the following fields:
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Name - the name of a cluster withing Kube Forwarder app.
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Storing method (Set destination to your kube config or paste it as a text) - the method of storing a config It has two options:
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Set a path - storing a path to the config file. It will be read every time when you forwarding a port. It allows\na user to don't do any changes in Kube Forwarder's settings when a third-party app updates the config file.\nFor example, when azure-cli updates an access token (#13).
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Paste as a text - storing a config just as a yml text.
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Path (if storing method is Set a path) - the path to a config file.
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Content (if storing method is Paste as a text) - Yml config as a text.
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Current Context (if storing method is Set a path) - When you use Set a path, you must select a context from a file\nwhich will be used to connect to a resource. Let's see an example of a problem that the field solves.
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Let's say we don't have Current context field.
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A user has a config file with two contexts: local-cluster and remote-cluster.\ncurrent-context in the yml file is local-cluster.
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The user configured a cluster in Kube Forwarder with Set a path option.
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The user created a resource postgres and successfully forwarded ports for some time.
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Then the user executed kubectl config use-context remote-cluster
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If the user tries to forward the resource in Kube Forwarder again, most likely there will be an error\nsince a connection will be established with remote-cluster, not local-cluster as the user expected,\nand remote-cluster couldn't have postgres resource.
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So, to avoid the error we should store the current context in a separate field.
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Add a resource
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Kube Forwarder supports forwarding of all types of resources that supported by kubectl – Pod, Deployment, Service.
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We ask you to fill the form with the following fields:
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Cluster Name - pick a cluster from one of the added clusters.
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Namespace - the namespace of the resource you plan to forward.
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Kind – pick one of the options Pod, Deployment or Service.
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Name - name of the Pod, Deployment or Service.
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Alias - alternative name of the resource that will be displayed on the homepage(optional)
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Port Forwarding - Fill two fields. Local port - port from your local machine where the resource will be forwarded. Resource port - port of the resource from the Kubernetes cluster
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Import/Export
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Kube Forwarder allows you export cluster configuration in JSON that you could use to share with your team members or for the backup purpose. You could easily store it on Github. When you export cluster, you could export it with or without confidential information.
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Install with Homebrew
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brew cask install kube-forwarder\n
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Contributing
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We encourage you to contribute to Kube Forwarder!
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We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
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This project was generated with electron-vue@8fae476 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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How to contribute
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Fork the project & clone locally. Follow the initial setup here.
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Create a branch, naming it either a feature or bug: git checkout -b feature/that-new-feature or bug/fixing-that-bug
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Code and commit your changes. Bonus points if you write a good commit message: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
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Push to the branch: git push origin feature/that-new-feature
# Clone source code\ngit clone https://github.com/<your-username>/kube-forwarder\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# prepare .env files\ncp .env.example .env\ncp .env.example .env.production\n\n# serve with hot reload in Electron Dev app\nnpm run dev\n\n# serve WEB version with hot reload at localhost:9081\nnpm run web\n
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Build
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Build an application for production
\n
# Build a target for current OS\nnpm run build\n\n# Build a target for Windows\nnpm run build -- -- --win\n\n# Build a target for Linux\nnpm run build -- -- --linux\n\n# You can mix targets\nnpm run build -- -- --win --linux\n\n# You can build static and target separately\nnpm run build:dist\nnpm run build:target -- --win\n
\n
A built version will be appear in build directory.
\n
Running the tests
\n
We are using Cypress to run integration tests.\nThere are visual regression tests. It's important to run them inside docker\ncontainer to get same screenshots as in Drone CI.
\n
npm run test:cypress\n
\n
Or you can run it manually on a local machine.
\n
# Run the web version to test it\nnpm run web\n\n# Run this command in a separate terminal tab\nnpm run test:cypress:onhost\n\n# Or you can open Cypress GUI\nnpm run test:cypress:open\n
\n
Release guide
\n
Configure environment
\n
Also, this steps could be used to configure CI environment.
\n\n
Copy .env.example to .env.production and fill variables.
\n\n
Release steps
\n\n
Update the version in package.json and Push to release branch.
\n
Run npm run release on a Mac computer to build packages. They will be automatically pushed to releases at Github.
\n
Go to Releases in the repository.\nMake sure that the created draft is OK and release it (Edit -> Release).
Before you start forwarding internal resources to your local machine, you have to add cluster configuration.\nTo do this we have 3 different options in the app:
\n\n
Auto-detection of ~/.kube/config file and parsing settings from it
\n
Manual adding of Kubernetes config by selecting a file(s)
\n
Manual adding of Kubernetes config by pasting a text
\n
Import of the JSON file that could be generated via Kube Forwarder export functionality
\n\n
When you add a new cluster via auto-detection (option 1) or manually using a file(a) selection (option 2), we could parse\nconfigs and if there are multiple contexts inside we will suggest you to add multiple clusters to the app.\nFew examples of yaml files we expect to have you could find there
\n
Also, you could add a cluster by filling a form manually (option 3). The form has the following fields:
\n
\n
\n
Name - the name of a cluster withing Kube Forwarder app.
\n
\n
\n
Storing method (Set destination to your kube config or paste it as a text) - the method of storing a config It has two options:
\n
\n
Set a path - storing a path to the config file. It will be read every time when you forwarding a port. It allows\na user to don't do any changes in Kube Forwarder's settings when a third-party app updates the config file.\nFor example, when azure-cli updates an access token (#13).
\n
Paste as a text - storing a config just as a yml text.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Path (if storing method is Set a path) - the path to a config file.
\n
\n
\n
Content (if storing method is Paste as a text) - Yml config as a text.
\n
\n
\n
Current Context (if storing method is Set a path) - When you use Set a path, you must select a context from a file\nwhich will be used to connect to a resource. Let's see an example of a problem that the field solves.
\n\n
Let's say we don't have Current context field.
\n
A user has a config file with two contexts: local-cluster and remote-cluster.\ncurrent-context in the yml file is local-cluster.
\n
The user configured a cluster in Kube Forwarder with Set a path option.
\n
The user created a resource postgres and successfully forwarded ports for some time.
\n
Then the user executed kubectl config use-context remote-cluster
\n
If the user tries to forward the resource in Kube Forwarder again, most likely there will be an error\nsince a connection will be established with remote-cluster, not local-cluster as the user expected,\nand remote-cluster couldn't have postgres resource.
\n\n
So, to avoid the error we should store the current context in a separate field.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Add a resource
\n
Kube Forwarder supports forwarding of all types of resources that supported by kubectl – Pod, Deployment, Service.
\n
We ask you to fill the form with the following fields:
\n
Cluster Name - pick a cluster from one of the added clusters.
\n
Namespace - the namespace of the resource you plan to forward.
\n
Kind – pick one of the options Pod, Deployment or Service.
\n
Name - name of the Pod, Deployment or Service.
\n
Alias - alternative name of the resource that will be displayed on the homepage(optional)
\n
Port Forwarding - Fill two fields. Local port - port from your local machine where the resource will be forwarded. Resource port - port of the resource from the Kubernetes cluster
\n
\n
Import/Export
\n
Kube Forwarder allows you export cluster configuration in JSON that you could use to share with your team members or for the backup purpose. You could easily store it on Github. When you export cluster, you could export it with or without confidential information.
\n
\n
Install with Homebrew
\n
brew cask install kube-forwarder\n
\n
Contributing
\n
We encourage you to contribute to Kube Forwarder!
\n
We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@8fae476 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
\n
How to contribute
\n\n
Fork the project & clone locally. Follow the initial setup here.
\n
Create a branch, naming it either a feature or bug: git checkout -b feature/that-new-feature or bug/fixing-that-bug
\n
Code and commit your changes. Bonus points if you write a good commit message: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
\n
Push to the branch: git push origin feature/that-new-feature
# Clone source code\ngit clone https://github.com/<your-username>/kube-forwarder\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# prepare .env files\ncp .env.example .env\ncp .env.example .env.production\n\n# serve with hot reload in Electron Dev app\nnpm run dev\n\n# serve WEB version with hot reload at localhost:9081\nnpm run web\n
\n
Build
\n
Build an application for production
\n
# Build a target for current OS\nnpm run build\n\n# Build a target for Windows\nnpm run build -- -- --win\n\n# Build a target for Linux\nnpm run build -- -- --linux\n\n# You can mix targets\nnpm run build -- -- --win --linux\n\n# You can build static and target separately\nnpm run build:dist\nnpm run build:target -- --win\n
\n
A built version will be appear in build directory.
\n
Running the tests
\n
We are using Cypress to run integration tests.\nThere are visual regression tests. It's important to run them inside docker\ncontainer to get same screenshots as in Drone CI.
\n
npm run test:cypress\n
\n
Or you can run it manually on a local machine.
\n
# Run the web version to test it\nnpm run web\n\n# Run this command in a separate terminal tab\nnpm run test:cypress:onhost\n\n# Or you can open Cypress GUI\nnpm run test:cypress:open\n
\n
Release guide
\n
Configure environment
\n
Also, this steps could be used to configure CI environment.
\n\n
Copy .env.example to .env.production and fill variables.
\n\n
Release steps
\n\n
Update the version in package.json and Push to release branch.
\n
Run npm run release on a Mac computer to build packages. They will be automatically pushed to releases at Github.
\n
Go to Releases in the repository.\nMake sure that the created draft is OK and release it (Edit -> Release).
Before you start forwarding internal resources to your local machine, you have to add cluster configuration.\nTo do this we have 3 different options in the app:
\n\n
Auto-detection of ~/.kube/config file and parsing settings from it
\n
Manual adding of Kubernetes config by selecting a file(s)
\n
Manual adding of Kubernetes config by pasting a text
\n
Import of the JSON file that could be generated via Kube Forwarder export functionality
\n\n
When you add a new cluster via auto-detection (option 1) or manually using a file(a) selection (option 2), we could parse\nconfigs and if there are multiple contexts inside we will suggest you to add multiple clusters to the app.\nFew examples of yaml files we expect to have you could find there
\n
Also, you could add a cluster by filling a form manually (option 3). The form has the following fields:
\n
\n
\n
Name - the name of a cluster withing Kube Forwarder app.
\n
\n
\n
Storing method (Set destination to your kube config or paste it as a text) - the method of storing a config It has two options:
\n
\n
Set a path - storing a path to the config file. It will be read every time when you forwarding a port. It allows\na user to don't do any changes in Kube Forwarder's settings when a third-party app updates the config file.\nFor example, when azure-cli updates an access token (#13).
\n
Paste as a text - storing a config just as a yml text.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Path (if storing method is Set a path) - the path to a config file.
\n
\n
\n
Content (if storing method is Paste as a text) - Yml config as a text.
\n
\n
\n
Current Context (if storing method is Set a path) - When you use Set a path, you must select a context from a file\nwhich will be used to connect to a resource. Let's see an example of a problem that the field solves.
\n\n
Let's say we don't have Current context field.
\n
A user has a config file with two contexts: local-cluster and remote-cluster.\ncurrent-context in the yml file is local-cluster.
\n
The user configured a cluster in Kube Forwarder with Set a path option.
\n
The user created a resource postgres and successfully forwarded ports for some time.
\n
Then the user executed kubectl config use-context remote-cluster
\n
If the user tries to forward the resource in Kube Forwarder again, most likely there will be an error\nsince a connection will be established with remote-cluster, not local-cluster as the user expected,\nand remote-cluster couldn't have postgres resource.
\n\n
So, to avoid the error we should store the current context in a separate field.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Add a resource
\n
Kube Forwarder supports forwarding of all types of resources that supported by kubectl – Pod, Deployment, Service.
\n
We ask you to fill the form with the following fields:
\n
Cluster Name - pick a cluster from one of the added clusters.
\n
Namespace - the namespace of the resource you plan to forward.
\n
Kind – pick one of the options Pod, Deployment or Service.
\n
Name - name of the Pod, Deployment or Service.
\n
Alias - alternative name of the resource that will be displayed on the homepage(optional)
\n
Port Forwarding
\n
\n
Local port - port from your local machine where the resource will be forwarded. Note that ports <= 1024 are\nrestricted to user root
\n
Resource port - port of the resource from the Kubernetes cluster
\n
\n
Use Custom Local Address - Check this and put an IP address or hostname into the text field to\nuse a different listen address. Putting each service on its own address avoids sharing/collisions between\nservices on cookies and port number. Specify a loopback address like 127.0.x.x or add entries to your\nhosts file like 127.0.1.1 dashboard.production.kbf and put the assigned name in this column. If blank or\nunchecked, localhost / 127.0.0.1 will be used.
\n
\n
Import/Export
\n
Kube Forwarder allows you export cluster configuration in JSON that you could use to share with your team members or for the backup purpose. You could easily store it on Github. When you export cluster, you could export it with or without confidential information.
\n
\n
Install with Homebrew
\n
brew cask install kube-forwarder\n
\n
Contributing
\n
We encourage you to contribute to Kube Forwarder!
\n
We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@8fae476 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
\n
How to contribute
\n\n
Fork the project & clone locally. Follow the initial setup here.
\n
Create a branch, naming it either a feature or bug: git checkout -b feature/that-new-feature or bug/fixing-that-bug
\n
Code and commit your changes. Bonus points if you write a good commit message: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
\n
Push to the branch: git push origin feature/that-new-feature
# Clone source code\ngit clone https://github.com/<your-username>/kube-forwarder\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# prepare .env files\ncp .env.example .env\ncp .env.example .env.production\n\n# serve with hot reload in Electron Dev app\nnpm run dev\n\n# serve WEB version with hot reload at localhost:9081\nnpm run web\n
\n
Build
\n
Build an application for production
\n
# Build a target for current OS\nnpm run build\n\n# Build a target for Windows\nnpm run build -- -- --win\n\n# Build a target for Linux\nnpm run build -- -- --linux\n\n# You can mix targets\nnpm run build -- -- --win --linux\n\n# You can build static and target separately\nnpm run build:dist\nnpm run build:target -- --win\n
\n
A built version will be appear in build directory.
\n
Running the tests
\n
We are using Cypress to run integration tests.\nThere are visual regression tests. It's important to run them inside docker\ncontainer to get same screenshots as in Drone CI.
\n
npm run test:cypress\n
\n
Or you can run it manually on a local machine.
\n
# Run the web version to test it\nnpm run web\n\n# Run this command in a separate terminal tab\nnpm run test:cypress:onhost\n\n# Or you can open Cypress GUI\nnpm run test:cypress:open\n
\n
Release guide
\n
Configure environment
\n
Also, this steps could be used to configure CI environment.
\n\n
Copy .env.example to .env.production and fill variables.
\n\n
Release steps
\n\n
Update the version in package.json and Push to release branch.
\n
Run npm run release on a Mac computer to build packages. They will be automatically pushed to releases at Github.
\n
Go to Releases in the repository.\nMake sure that the created draft is OK and release it (Edit -> Release).
Before you start forwarding internal resources to your local machine, you have to add cluster configuration.\nTo do this we have 3 different options in the app:
\n\n
Auto-detection of ~/.kube/config file and parsing settings from it
\n
Manual adding of Kubernetes config by selecting a file(s)
\n
Manual adding of Kubernetes config by pasting a text
\n
Import of the JSON file that could be generated via Kube Forwarder export functionality
\n\n
When you add a new cluster via auto-detection (option 1) or manually using a file(a) selection (option 2), we could parse\nconfigs and if there are multiple contexts inside we will suggest you to add multiple clusters to the app.\nFew examples of yaml files we expect to have you could find there
\n
Also, you could add a cluster by filling a form manually (option 3). The form has the following fields:
\n
\n
\n
Name - the name of a cluster withing Kube Forwarder app.
\n
\n
\n
Storing method (Set destination to your kube config or paste it as a text) - the method of storing a config It has two options:
\n
\n
Set a path - storing a path to the config file. It will be read every time when you forwarding a port. It allows\na user to don't do any changes in Kube Forwarder's settings when a third-party app updates the config file.\nFor example, when azure-cli updates an access token (#13).
\n
Paste as a text - storing a config just as a yml text.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Path (if storing method is Set a path) - the path to a config file.
\n
\n
\n
Content (if storing method is Paste as a text) - Yml config as a text.
\n
\n
\n
Current Context (if storing method is Set a path) - When you use Set a path, you must select a context from a file\nwhich will be used to connect to a resource. Let's see an example of a problem that the field solves.
\n\n
Let's say we don't have Current context field.
\n
A user has a config file with two contexts: local-cluster and remote-cluster.\ncurrent-context in the yml file is local-cluster.
\n
The user configured a cluster in Kube Forwarder with Set a path option.
\n
The user created a resource postgres and successfully forwarded ports for some time.
\n
Then the user executed kubectl config use-context remote-cluster
\n
If the user tries to forward the resource in Kube Forwarder again, most likely there will be an error\nsince a connection will be established with remote-cluster, not local-cluster as the user expected,\nand remote-cluster couldn't have postgres resource.
\n\n
So, to avoid the error we should store the current context in a separate field.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Add a resource
\n
Kube Forwarder supports forwarding of all types of resources that supported by kubectl – Pod, Deployment, Service.
\n
We ask you to fill the form with the following fields:
\n
Cluster Name - pick a cluster from one of the added clusters.
\n
Namespace - the namespace of the resource you plan to forward.
\n
Kind – pick one of the options Pod, Deployment or Service.
\n
Name - name of the Pod, Deployment or Service.
\n
Alias - alternative name of the resource that will be displayed on the homepage(optional)
\n
Port Forwarding
\n
\n
Local port - port from your local machine where the resource will be forwarded. Note that ports <= 1024 are\nrestricted to user root
\n
Resource port - port of the resource from the Kubernetes cluster
\n
\n
Use Custom Local Address - Check this and put an IP address or hostname into the text field to\nuse a different listen address. Putting each service on its own address avoids sharing/collisions between\nservices on cookies and port number. Specify a loopback address like 127.0.x.x or add entries to your\nhosts file like 127.0.1.1 dashboard.production.kbf and put the assigned name in this column. If blank or\nunchecked, localhost / 127.0.0.1 will be used.
\n
\n
Import/Export
\n
Kube Forwarder allows you export cluster configuration in JSON that you could use to share with your team members or for the backup purpose. You could easily store it on Github. When you export cluster, you could export it with or without confidential information.
\n
\n
Install with Homebrew
\n
brew cask install kube-forwarder\n
\n
Contributing
\n
We encourage you to contribute to Kube Forwarder!
\n
We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@8fae476 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
\n
How to contribute
\n\n
Fork the project & clone locally. Follow the initial setup here.
\n
Create a branch, naming it either a feature or bug: git checkout -b feature/that-new-feature or bug/fixing-that-bug
\n
Code and commit your changes. Bonus points if you write a good commit message: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
\n
Push to the branch: git push origin feature/that-new-feature
# Clone source code\ngit clone https://github.com/<your-username>/kube-forwarder\n\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# prepare .env files\ncp .env.example .env\ncp .env.example .env.production\n\n# serve with hot reload in Electron Dev app\nnpm run dev\n\n# serve WEB version with hot reload at localhost:9081\nnpm run web\n
\n
Build
\n
Build an application for production
\n
# Build a target for current OS\nnpm run build\n\n# Build a target for Windows\nnpm run build -- -- --win\n\n# Build a target for Linux\nnpm run build -- -- --linux\n\n# You can mix targets\nnpm run build -- -- --win --linux\n\n# You can build static and target separately\nnpm run build:dist\nnpm run build:target -- --win\n
\n
A built version will be appear in build directory.
\n
Running the tests
\n
We are using Cypress to run integration tests.\nThere are visual regression tests. It's important to run them inside docker\ncontainer to get same screenshots as in Drone CI.
\n
npm run test:cypress\n
\n
Or you can run it manually on a local machine.
\n
# Run the web version to test it\nnpm run web\n\n# Run this command in a separate terminal tab\nnpm run test:cypress:onhost\n\n# Or you can open Cypress GUI\nnpm run test:cypress:open\n
\n
Release guide
\n
Configure environment
\n
Also, this steps could be used to configure CI environment.
\n\n
Copy .env.example to .env.production and fill variables.
\n\n
Release steps
\n\n
Update the version in package.json and Push to release branch.
\n
Run npm run release on a Mac computer to build packages. They will be automatically pushed to releases at Github.
\n
Go to Releases in the repository.\nMake sure that the created draft is OK and release it (Edit -> Release).
First UI automation testing tool design for all team members.
\n
\n\n
\n
last-hit-quick-start
\n
Last-hit is an automation testing solution aimed at development and operations teams.\nIt is focused on web test, gives you broad, deep and exact control over your web apps automation testing
\n
A quick guide to set up and start your first automation test with last-hit, a free test automation tool built on top of electron and puppeteer. You now can begin automation testing on web & mobile with the least amount of effort. Free download at site.
Not supported yet. You can clone source code repo and package by yourself. We use Electron Builder.
\n
Install from source code
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/last-hit-aab/last-hit.git\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the repository\ncd last-hit\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the render folder\ncd render\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Back to the root directory of the repository\ncd ../\n# Run the app\nnpm run start
\n
\n
Note: If you want to use the Installation package, \nPlease download Release Package,
First UI automation testing tool design for all team members.
\n
\n\n
\n
last-hit-quick-start
\n
Last-hit is an automation testing solution aimed at development and operations teams.\nIt is focused on web test, gives you broad, deep and exact control over your web apps automation testing
\n
A quick guide to set up and start your first automation test with last-hit, a free test automation tool built on top of electron and puppeteer. You now can begin automation testing on web & mobile with the least amount of effort. Free download at site.
Not supported yet. You can clone source code repo and package by yourself. We use Electron Builder.
\n
Install from source code
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/last-hit-aab/last-hit.git\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the repository\ncd last-hit\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the render folder\ncd render\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Back to the root directory of the repository\ncd ../\n# Run the app\nnpm run start
\n
\n
Note: If you want to use the Installation package, \nPlease download Release Package,
The LBRY app is a graphical browser for the decentralized content marketplace provided by the\nLBRY protocol. It is essentially the\nlbry daemon bundled with a UI using\nElectron.
We provide installers for Windows, macOS (v10.12.4, Sierra, or greater), and Debian-based Linux. See community maintained builds section for alternative Linux installations.
Our releases page also contains the latest\nrelease, pre-releases, and past builds. \nNote: If the deb fails to install using the Ubuntu Software Center, install manually via sudo dpkg -i <path to deb>. You'll need to run sudo apt-get install -f if this is the first time installing it to install dependencies
\n
To install from source or make changes to the application, continue to the next section below.
\n
Community maintained builds for Arch Linux and Flatpak are available, see below. These installs will need to be updated manually as the in-app update process only supports Debian installs at this time.\nNote: If coming from a deb install, the directory structure is different and you'll need to migrate data.
Clone (or fork) this repository: git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop
\n
Change directory into the cloned repository: cd lbry-desktop
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n\n
Run the electron app
\n
yarn dev
\n
\n
If you want to build and launch the production app you can run yarn build. This will give you an executable inside the /dist folder. We use electron-builder to create distributable packages.
\n
\n
Run the web app
\n
yarn dev:web
\n
\n
This uses webpack-dev-server and includes hot-reloading. If you want to debug the web server we use in production you can run yarn dev:web-server. This starts a server at localhost:1337 and does not include hot reloading.
\n
\n
Run both at the same time
\n
Run the two commands above in separate terminal windows
\n
yarn dev\n\n// in another terminal window\nyarn dev:web\n
\n
Resetting your Packages
\n
If the app isn't building, or yarn xxx commands aren't working you may need to just reset your node_modules. To do so you can run: rm -r node_modules && yarn or del /s /q node_modules && yarn on Windows.
\n
If you really think something might have gone wrong, you can force your repo to clear everything that doesn't match the repo with git reset --hard HEAD && git clean -fxd && git pull -r
\n
Contributing
\n
We ❤️ contributions from everyone and contributions to this project are encouraged, and compensated. We welcome bug reports, bug fixes and feedback is always appreciated. For more details, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
\n
\n
License
\n
This project is MIT licensed. For the full license, see LICENSE.
\n
Security
\n
We take security seriously. Please contact security@lbry.com regarding any security issues. Our PGP key is here if you need it.
\n
Contact
\n
The primary contact for this project is @seanyesmunt.
The LBRY app is a graphical browser for the decentralized content marketplace provided by the\nLBRY protocol. It is essentially the\nlbry daemon bundled with a UI using\nElectron.
We provide installers for Windows, macOS (v10.12.4, Sierra, or greater), and Debian-based Linux. See community maintained builds section for alternative Linux installations.
Our releases page also contains the latest\nrelease, pre-releases, and past builds. \nNote: If the deb fails to install using the Ubuntu Software Center, install manually via sudo dpkg -i <path to deb>. You'll need to run sudo apt-get install -f if this is the first time installing it to install dependencies
\n
To install from source or make changes to the application, continue to the next section below.
\n
Community maintained builds for Arch Linux and Flatpak are available, see below. These installs will need to be updated manually as the in-app update process only supports Debian installs at this time.\nNote: If coming from a deb install, the directory structure is different and you'll need to migrate data.
Clone (or fork) this repository: git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop
\n
Change directory into the cloned repository: cd lbry-desktop
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n\n
Run the electron app
\n
yarn dev
\n
\n
If you want to build and launch the production app you can run yarn build. This will give you an executable inside the /dist folder. We use electron-builder to create distributable packages.
\n
\n
Run the web app
\n
yarn dev:web
\n
\n
This uses webpack-dev-server and includes hot-reloading. If you want to debug the web server we use in production you can run yarn dev:web-server. This starts a server at localhost:1337 and does not include hot reloading.
\n
\n
Run both at the same time
\n
Run the two commands above in separate terminal windows
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yarn dev\n\n// in another terminal window\nyarn dev:web\n
\n
Resetting your Packages
\n
If the app isn't building, or yarn xxx commands aren't working you may need to just reset your node_modules. To do so you can run: rm -r node_modules && yarn or del /s /q node_modules && yarn on Windows.
\n
If you really think something might have gone wrong, you can force your repo to clear everything that doesn't match the repo with git reset --hard HEAD && git clean -fxd && git pull -r
\n
Contributing
\n
We ❤️ contributions from everyone and contributions to this project are encouraged, and compensated. We welcome bug reports, bug fixes and feedback is always appreciated. For more details, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
\n
\n
License
\n
This project is MIT licensed. For the full license, see LICENSE.
\n
Security
\n
We take security seriously. Please contact security@lbry.com regarding any security issues. Our PGP key is here if you need it.
\n
Contact
\n
The primary contact for this project is @seanyesmunt.
This repo contains the UI code that powers the official LBRY desktop app, as well as lbry.tv. The LBRY app is a graphical browser for the decentralized content marketplace provided by the\nLBRY protocol. It is essentially the\nlbry daemon bundled with a UI using\nElectron.
We provide installers for Windows, macOS (v10.12.4, Sierra, or greater), and Debian-based Linux. See community maintained builds section for alternative Linux installations.
Our releases page also contains the latest\nrelease, pre-releases, and past builds. \nNote: If the deb fails to install using the Ubuntu Software Center, install manually via sudo dpkg -i <path to deb>. You'll need to run sudo apt-get install -f if this is the first time installing it to install dependencies
\n
To install from source or make changes to the application, continue to the next section below.
\n
Community maintained builds for Arch Linux and Flatpak are available, see below. These installs will need to be updated manually as the in-app update process only supports Debian installs at this time.\nNote: If coming from a deb install, the directory structure is different and you'll need to migrate data.
Clone (or fork) this repository: git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop
\n
Change directory into the cloned repository: cd lbry-desktop
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n\n
Run the electron app
\n
yarn compile:electron (this is only needed the first time you run the app)
\n
yarn dev
\n
\n
If you want to build and launch the production app you can run yarn build. This will give you an executable inside the /dist folder. We use electron-builder to create distributable packages.
\n
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Run the web app for development
\n
yarn compile:web (this is only needed the first time you run the app)
\n
yarn dev:web
\n
\n
This uses webpack-dev-server and includes hot-reloading. If you want to debug the web server we use in production you can run yarn dev:web-server. This starts a server at localhost:1337 and does not include hot reloading.
\n
\n
Customize the web app
\n
\n
Enter web directory, copy .env.defaults to .env and make changes
\n
\n
cd web\ncp .env.defaults .env\nnano .env\n
\n
\n
If you want to customize the homepage content
\n
\n\n
add CUSTOM_HOMEPAGE=true to the 'web/.env' file
\n
copy /custom/homepage.example.js to /custom/homepage.js and make desired changes to homepage.js
Finally NODE_ENV=production yarn compile:web to rebuild
\n
\n
Deploy the web app (experimental)
\n\n
Create a server with a domain name and a reverse proxy https to port 1337.
\n
Install pm2, node v10, yarn
\n
Clone this repo
\n
Make any customizations as above
\n
Run yarn to install
\n
Run NODE_ENV=production yarn compile:web to build
\n
Set up pm2 to start ./web/index.js
\n\n
Run both at the same time
\n
Run the two commands above in separate terminal windows
\n
yarn dev\n\n// in another terminal window\nyarn dev:web\n
\n
Resetting your Packages
\n
If the app isn't building, or yarn xxx commands aren't working you may need to just reset your node_modules. To do so you can run: rm -r node_modules && yarn or del /s /q node_modules && yarn on Windows.
\n
If you really think something might have gone wrong, you can force your repo to clear everything that doesn't match the repo with git reset --hard HEAD && git clean -fxd && git pull -r
\n
Contributing
\n
We ❤️ contributions from everyone and contributions to this project are encouraged, and compensated. We welcome bug reports, bug fixes and feedback is always appreciated. For more details, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
\n
\n
License
\n
This project is MIT licensed. For the full license, see LICENSE.
\n
Security
\n
We take security seriously. Please contact security@lbry.com regarding any security issues. Our PGP key is here if you need it. All releases are signed by Sean Yesmunt.
\n
Contact
\n
The primary contact for this project is @seanyesmunt.
This repo contains the UI code that powers the official LBRY desktop app, as well as lbry.tv. The LBRY app is a graphical browser for the decentralized content marketplace provided by the\nLBRY protocol. It is essentially the\nlbry daemon bundled with a UI using\nElectron.
We provide installers for Windows, macOS (v10.12.4, Sierra, or greater), and Debian-based Linux. See community maintained builds section for alternative Linux installations.
Our releases page also contains the latest\nrelease, pre-releases, and past builds. \nNote: If the deb fails to install using the Ubuntu Software Center, install manually via sudo dpkg -i <path to deb>. You'll need to run sudo apt-get install -f if this is the first time installing it to install dependencies
\n
To install from source or make changes to the application, continue to the next section below.
\n
Community maintained builds for Arch Linux and Flatpak are available, see below. These installs will need to be updated manually as the in-app update process only supports Debian installs at this time.\nNote: If coming from a deb install, the directory structure is different and you'll need to migrate data.
Clone (or fork) this repository: git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop
\n
Change directory into the cloned repository: cd lbry-desktop
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n\n
Run the electron app
\n
yarn compile:electron (this is only needed the first time you run the app)
\n
yarn dev
\n
\n
If you want to build and launch the production app you can run yarn build. This will give you an executable inside the /dist folder. We use electron-builder to create distributable packages.
\n
\n
Run the web app for development
\n
yarn compile:web (this is only needed the first time you run the app)
\n
yarn dev:web
\n
\n
This uses webpack-dev-server and includes hot-reloading. If you want to debug the web server we use in production you can run yarn dev:web-server. This starts a server at localhost:1337 and does not include hot reloading.
\n
\n
Customize the web app
\n
\n
Enter web directory, copy .env.defaults to .env and make changes
\n
\n
cd web\ncp .env.defaults .env\nnano .env\n
\n
\n
If you want to customize the homepage content
\n
\n\n
add CUSTOM_HOMEPAGE=true to the 'web/.env' file
\n
copy /custom/homepage.example.js to /custom/homepage.js and make desired changes to homepage.js
Finally NODE_ENV=production yarn compile:web to rebuild
\n
\n
Deploy the web app (experimental)
\n\n
Create a server with a domain name and a reverse proxy https to port 1337.
\n
Install pm2, node v10, yarn
\n
Clone this repo
\n
Make any customizations as above
\n
Run yarn to install
\n
Run NODE_ENV=production yarn compile:web to build
\n
Set up pm2 to start ./web/index.js
\n\n
Run both at the same time
\n
Run the two commands above in separate terminal windows
\n
yarn dev\n\n// in another terminal window\nyarn dev:web\n
\n
Resetting your Packages
\n
If the app isn't building, or yarn xxx commands aren't working you may need to just reset your node_modules. To do so you can run: rm -r node_modules && yarn or del /s /q node_modules && yarn on Windows.
\n
If you really think something might have gone wrong, you can force your repo to clear everything that doesn't match the repo with git reset --hard HEAD && git clean -fxd && git pull -r
\n
Contributing
\n
We ❤️ contributions from everyone and contributions to this project are encouraged, and compensated. We welcome bug reports, bug fixes and feedback is always appreciated. For more details, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
\n
\n
License
\n
This project is MIT licensed. For the full license, see LICENSE.
\n
Security
\n
We take security seriously. Please contact security@lbry.com regarding any security issues. Our PGP key is here if you need it. All releases are signed by Sean Yesmunt.
\n
Contact
\n
The primary contact for this project is @seanyesmunt.
A Software to create aliases for commands, applications to type in cmd, terminal. Just type the original command and type an alias for it. You can also assign a program for it. Browse through the directory to find the program or anything executable using the command line and you can create an alias for the same. Only Windows is supported for releases.
Setupx64.exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit Windows.\nSetupx86.exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit Windows.
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Contributing
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Big Kudos to Hitesh Peswani for his incredible UI contributions.
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We encourage you to contribute to Lazy Type!
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We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
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License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
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Lazy Type
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A Software to create aliases for commands, applications to type in cmd, terminal. Just type the original command and type an alias for it. You can also assign a program for it. Browse through the directory to find the program or anything executable using the command line and you can create an alias for the same. Only Windows is supported for releases.
Setupx64.exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit Windows.\nSetupx86.exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit Windows.
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Contributing
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Big Kudos to Hitesh Peswani for his incredible UI contributions.
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License
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First UI automation testing tool design for all team members.
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last-hit-quick-start
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Last-hit is an automation testing solution aimed at development and operations teams.\nIt is focused on web test, gives you broad, deep and exact control over your web apps automation testing
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A quick guide to set up and start your first automation test with last-hit, a free test automation tool built on top of electron and puppeteer. You now can begin automation testing on web & mobile with the least amount of effort. Free download at site.
Not supported yet. You can clone source code repo and package by yourself. We use Electron Builder.
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Install from source code
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/last-hit-aab/last-hit.git\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the repository\ncd last-hit\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the render folder\ncd render\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Back to the root directory of the repository\ncd ../\n# Run the app\nnpm run start
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Note: If you want to use the Installation package, \nPlease download Release Package,
First UI automation testing tool design for all team members.
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\n\n
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last-hit-quick-start
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Last-hit is an automation testing solution aimed at development and operations teams.\nIt is focused on web test, gives you broad, deep and exact control over your web apps automation testing
\n
A quick guide to set up and start your first automation test with last-hit, a free test automation tool built on top of electron and puppeteer. You now can begin automation testing on web & mobile with the least amount of effort. Free download at site.
Not supported yet. You can clone source code repo and package by yourself. We use Electron Builder.
\n
Install from source code
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/last-hit-aab/last-hit.git\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the repository\ncd last-hit\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Go into the render folder\ncd render\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Back to the root directory of the repository\ncd ../\n# Run the app\nnpm run start
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Note: If you want to use the Installation package, \nPlease download Release Package,
A Software to create aliases for commands, applications to type in cmd, terminal. Just type the original command and type an alias for it. You can also assign a program for it. Browse through the directory to find the program or anything executable using the command line and you can create an alias for the same. Only Windows is supported for releases.
Setupx64.exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit Windows.\nSetupx86.exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit Windows.
\n
Contributing
\n
Big Kudos to Hitesh Peswani for his incredible UI contributions.
\n
We encourage you to contribute to Lazy Type!
\n
We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
\n
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License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
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Lazy Type
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A Software to create aliases for commands, applications to type in cmd, terminal. Just type the original command and type an alias for it. You can also assign a program for it. Browse through the directory to find the program or anything executable using the command line and you can create an alias for the same. Only Windows is supported for releases.
Setupx64.exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit Windows.\nSetupx86.exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit Windows.
\n
Contributing
\n
Big Kudos to Hitesh Peswani for his incredible UI contributions.
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We encourage you to contribute to Lazy Type!
\n
We expect contributors to abide by our underlying code of conduct.\nAll conversations and discussions on GitHub (issues, pull requests)\nmust be respectful and harassment-free.
\n
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License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
This is an Electron app, scaffolded with electron-vue.
\n
\n
You will need to have Node/Yarn installed locally.
\n
You will need to have Docker for Mac or Docker for Windows installed and running. Older implementations of Docker, using docker-machine or boot2docker, are not supported.
\n
You will need a test project with a valid docker-compose.yml file. Consider using one of the example Docker Compose projects to test.
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build\n\n# quick build (.app only)\nyarn run build:dir\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
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Writing Tests
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Unit tests are written for Vue components and should be placed in the test/specs directory. Here are a few guides for writing tests using Lifeboat's setup:
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Vue Test Utils: The library of tool used to test shallow copies of Vue components.
\n
Expect: Part of Facebook's Jest testing suite. Used for assertions.
\n
Sinon: Used for spies, mocks, stubs, and fake timers.
\n
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Troubleshooting
\n
A valid Apple Developer ID signing certificate is required if you want to release a build. If you get an issue during code signing similar to ...resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed, try inspecting which files are causing trouble with:
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xattr -lr /path/to/lifeboat/\n
\n
And clean up any files with:
\n
xattr -cr /path/to/lifeboat/<optional pattern>\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@331f85f using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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lifeboat
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Update 11/14/2019: This project is archived and will no longer receive updates.
This is an Electron app, scaffolded with electron-vue.
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You will need to have Node/Yarn installed locally.
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You will need to have Docker for Mac or Docker for Windows installed and running. Older implementations of Docker, using docker-machine or boot2docker, are not supported.
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You will need a test project with a valid docker-compose.yml file. Consider using one of the example Docker Compose projects to test.
\n
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Build Setup
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# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build\n\n# quick build (.app only)\nyarn run build:dir\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
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Writing Tests
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Unit tests are written for Vue components and should be placed in the test/specs directory. Here are a few guides for writing tests using Lifeboat's setup:
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Vue Test Utils: The library of tool used to test shallow copies of Vue components.
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Expect: Part of Facebook's Jest testing suite. Used for assertions.
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Sinon: Used for spies, mocks, stubs, and fake timers.
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
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A valid Apple Developer ID signing certificate is required if you want to release a build. If you get an issue during code signing similar to ...resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed, try inspecting which files are causing trouble with:
\n
xattr -lr /path/to/lifeboat/\n
\n
And clean up any files with:
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xattr -cr /path/to/lifeboat/<optional pattern>\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@331f85f using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
A modern, electron and nodejs based image viewer for Mac, Windows and Linux.\n
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Main features
\n
\n
Built with Electron.\n
\n
LightGallery uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Chromium and Node.js to build the app.
\n
\n
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Cross-platform.\n
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LightGallery works across operating systems. You can use it on OS X, Windows, or Linux.
\n
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20+ Animations\n
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LightGallery comes with numerous number of beautiful in-built animations.
\n
\n
\n
Animated thumbnails\n
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You also have the option to enable animated thumbnails from the settings.
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Zoom & Fullscreen\n
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You can double-click on the image to see its actual size. Zoom-in and zoom-out controls can be used for changing the zoom values of the image.
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Mouse Drag & keyboard Navigations\n
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LightGallery allows users to navigate between slides via mouse drag and keyboard arrows.
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Pagers
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Auto slideshow
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Support various kind of image formats (jpg, png, gif, webp).
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Highly customizable
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And many more.
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Watch ⭐️ this repository. More features are coming
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Settings
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Name
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Default
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Description
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mode
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'lg-slide'
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Type of transition between images. lightGallery comes with lots of transition effects such as 'lg-slide', 'lg-fade', 'lg-zoom-in', 'lg-zoom-in-big', 'lg-zoom-out', 'lg-zoom-out-big', 'lg-zoom-out-in', 'lg-zoom-in-out', 'lg-soft-zoom', 'lg-scale-up', 'lg-slide-circular', 'lg-slide-circular-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical-growth', 'lg-slide-skew-only', 'lg-slide-skew-only-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y-rev', 'lg-slide-skew', 'lg-slide-skew-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-cross-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross-rev', 'lg-lollipop', 'lg-lollipop-rev', 'lg-rotate', 'lg-rotate-rev', 'lg-tube'
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cssEasing
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'ease'
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Type of easing to be used for animations
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speed
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600
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Transition duration (in ms).
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hideBarsDelay
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6000
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Delay for hiding gallery controls in ms
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useLeft
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false
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force lightgallery to use css left property instead of transform.
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closable
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true
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allows clicks on dimmer to close gallery.
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loop
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true
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If false, will disable the ability to loop back to the beginning of the gallery when on the last element.
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keyPress
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true
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Enable keyboard navigation
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controls
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true
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If false, prev/next buttons will not be displayed.
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slideEndAnimatoin
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true
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Enable slideEnd animation
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hideControlOnEnd
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false
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If true, prev/next button will be hidden on first/last image.
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mousewheel
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true
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Change slide on mousewheel
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preload
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1
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Number of preload slides. will exicute only after the current slide is fully loaded. ex:// you clicked on 4th image and if preload = 1 then 3rd slide and 5th slide will be loaded in the background after the 4th slide is fully loaded.. if preload is 2 then 2nd 3rd 5th 6th slides will be preloaded
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showAfterLoad
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true
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Show Content once it is fully loaded
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counter
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true
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Whether to show total number of images and index number of currently displayed image.
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swipeThreshold
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50
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enableDrag
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true
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Enables desktop mouse drag support
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thumbnail
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true
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Enable thumbnails for the gallery
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animateThumb
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true
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Enable thumbnail animation.
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currentPagerPosition
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'middle'
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Position of selected thumbnail. 'left' or 'middle' or 'right'
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thumbWidth
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100
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Width of each thumbnails.
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thumbContHeight
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100
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Height of the thumbnail container including padding and border
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thumbMargin
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5
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Spacing between each thumbnails
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toogleThumb
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true
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Whether to display thumbnail toggle button.
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enableThumbDrag
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true
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Enables desktop mouse drag support for thumbnails.
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swipeThreshold
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50
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autoplay
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true
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pause
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progressBar
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true
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Enable autoplay progress bar
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fourceAutoplay
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Show/hide autoplay controls.
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pager
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true
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zoom
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true
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Enable/Disable zoom option
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scale
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1
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Value of zoom should be incremented/decremented
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Development
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Project's folders
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app - code of your application goes here.
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config - place for you to declare environment specific stuff.
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build - in this folder lands built, runnable application.
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releases - ready for distribution installers will land here.
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resources - resources for particular operating system.
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tasks - build and development environment scripts.
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Installation
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npm install\n
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It will also download Electron runtime, and install dependencies for second package.json file inside app folder.
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Starting the app
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npm start\n
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Making a release
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To make ready for distribution installer use command:
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npm run release\n
\n
It will start the packaging process for the operating system you are running this command on. The file which is ready for distribution will be outputted to releases directory.
\n
You can create Windows installer only when running on Windows, the same is true for Linux and OSX. So to generate all three installers you need all three operating systems.
Integrated Suite of Business Applications.. (Not an open source project but free for the first 1,000 Companies!)
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Follow me on twitter @sachinchoolur for the latest news, updates about this project.
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Special thanks to Jakub Szwacz for electron boilerplate
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License
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MIT License
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lightGallery
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A modern, electron and nodejs based image viewer for Mac, Windows and Linux.\n
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Main features
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Built with Electron.\n
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LightGallery uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Chromium and Node.js to build the app.
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Cross-platform.\n
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LightGallery works across operating systems. You can use it on OS X, Windows, or Linux.
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\n
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20+ Animations\n
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LightGallery comes with numerous number of beautiful in-built animations.
\n
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Animated thumbnails\n
\n
You also have the option to enable animated thumbnails from the settings.
\n
\n
\n
Zoom & Fullscreen\n
\n
You can double-click on the image to see its actual size. Zoom-in and zoom-out controls can be used for changing the zoom values of the image.
\n
\n
\n
Mouse Drag & keyboard Navigations\n
\n
LightGallery allows users to navigate between slides via mouse drag and keyboard arrows.
\n
\n
\n
Pagers
\n
Auto slideshow
\n
Support various kind of image formats (jpg, png, gif, webp).
\n
Highly customizable
\n
And many more.
\n
\n
Watch ⭐️ this repository. More features are coming
\n
Settings
\n
\n\n
\n
Name
\n
Default
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
mode
\n
'lg-slide'
\n
Type of transition between images. lightGallery comes with lots of transition effects such as 'lg-slide', 'lg-fade', 'lg-zoom-in', 'lg-zoom-in-big', 'lg-zoom-out', 'lg-zoom-out-big', 'lg-zoom-out-in', 'lg-zoom-in-out', 'lg-soft-zoom', 'lg-scale-up', 'lg-slide-circular', 'lg-slide-circular-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical-growth', 'lg-slide-skew-only', 'lg-slide-skew-only-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y-rev', 'lg-slide-skew', 'lg-slide-skew-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-cross-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross-rev', 'lg-lollipop', 'lg-lollipop-rev', 'lg-rotate', 'lg-rotate-rev', 'lg-tube'
\n
\n
\n
cssEasing
\n
'ease'
\n
Type of easing to be used for animations
\n
\n
\n
speed
\n
600
\n
Transition duration (in ms).
\n
\n
\n
hideBarsDelay
\n
6000
\n
Delay for hiding gallery controls in ms
\n
\n
\n
useLeft
\n
false
\n
force lightgallery to use css left property instead of transform.
\n
\n
\n
closable
\n
true
\n
allows clicks on dimmer to close gallery.
\n
\n
\n
loop
\n
true
\n
If false, will disable the ability to loop back to the beginning of the gallery when on the last element.
\n
\n
\n
keyPress
\n
true
\n
Enable keyboard navigation
\n
\n
\n
controls
\n
true
\n
If false, prev/next buttons will not be displayed.
\n
\n
\n
slideEndAnimatoin
\n
true
\n
Enable slideEnd animation
\n
\n
\n
hideControlOnEnd
\n
false
\n
If true, prev/next button will be hidden on first/last image.
\n
\n
\n
mousewheel
\n
true
\n
Change slide on mousewheel
\n
\n
\n
preload
\n
1
\n
Number of preload slides. will exicute only after the current slide is fully loaded. ex:// you clicked on 4th image and if preload = 1 then 3rd slide and 5th slide will be loaded in the background after the 4th slide is fully loaded.. if preload is 2 then 2nd 3rd 5th 6th slides will be preloaded
\n
\n
\n
showAfterLoad
\n
true
\n
Show Content once it is fully loaded
\n
\n
\n
counter
\n
true
\n
Whether to show total number of images and index number of currently displayed image.
\n
\n
\n
swipeThreshold
\n
50
\n
By setting the swipeThreshold (in px) you can set how far the user must swipe for the next/prev image.
\n
\n
\n
enableDrag
\n
true
\n
Enables desktop mouse drag support
\n
\n
\n
thumbnail
\n
true
\n
Enable thumbnails for the gallery
\n
\n
\n
animateThumb
\n
true
\n
Enable thumbnail animation.
\n
\n
\n
currentPagerPosition
\n
'middle'
\n
Position of selected thumbnail. 'left' or 'middle' or 'right'
\n
\n
\n
thumbWidth
\n
100
\n
Width of each thumbnails.
\n
\n
\n
thumbContHeight
\n
100
\n
Height of the thumbnail container including padding and border
\n
\n
\n
thumbMargin
\n
5
\n
Spacing between each thumbnails
\n
\n
\n
toogleThumb
\n
true
\n
Whether to display thumbnail toggle button.
\n
\n
\n
enableThumbDrag
\n
true
\n
Enables desktop mouse drag support for thumbnails.
\n
\n
\n
swipeThreshold
\n
50
\n
By setting the swipeThreshold (in px) you can set how far the user must swipe for the next/prev slide.
\n
\n
\n
autoplay
\n
true
\n
Enable gallery autoplay
\n
\n
\n
pause
\n
5000
\n
The time (in ms) between each auto transition.
\n
\n
\n
progressBar
\n
true
\n
Enable autoplay progress bar
\n
\n
\n
fourceAutoplay
\n
false
\n
If false autoplay will be stopped after first user action
\n
\n
\n
autoplayControls
\n
true
\n
Show/hide autoplay controls.
\n
\n
\n
pager
\n
true
\n
Enable/Disable pager
\n
\n
\n
zoom
\n
true
\n
Enable/Disable zoom option
\n
\n
\n
scale
\n
1
\n
Value of zoom should be incremented/decremented
\n
\n\n
\n
Development
\n
Project's folders
\n
\n
app - code of your application goes here.
\n
config - place for you to declare environment specific stuff.
\n
build - in this folder lands built, runnable application.
\n
releases - ready for distribution installers will land here.
\n
resources - resources for particular operating system.
\n
tasks - build and development environment scripts.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
npm install\n
\n
It will also download Electron runtime, and install dependencies for second package.json file inside app folder.
\n
Starting the app
\n
npm start\n
\n
Making a release
\n
To make ready for distribution installer use command:
\n
npm run release\n
\n
It will start the packaging process for the operating system you are running this command on. The file which is ready for distribution will be outputted to releases directory.
\n
You can create Windows installer only when running on Windows, the same is true for Linux and OSX. So to generate all three installers you need all three operating systems.
Lectrote packages up IF interpreters with the Chromium browser as a Mac/Win/Linux app.
\n
When launched, it prompts you to select a game file to play. You can play several games at the same time in separate windows. Your position is always autosaved; when you launch a game, your last play session will automatically be resumed.
\n
Lectrote currently supports:
\n
\n
Glulx games (.ulx or .gblorb), as produced by Inform 7.
\n
Z-code games (.z3/.z4/.z5/.z8 or .zblorb), as produced by Inform 7 or earlier versions of Inform.
Ink compiled game files (.json), as produced by the Ink scripting language.
\n
\n
You can also use this package to construct a "bound game" -- an app which plays a single built-in game. This is a package containing Chromium, the interpreter, your game file, and perhaps some additional configuration. You can distribute this as a standalone game application; it's bulky but it lets people play your game.
\n
Glulx (Inform 7) support
\n
Because this relies on the Quixe interpreter, sound is not supported. It's also not as fast as a native interpreter.
\n
Z-code support
\n
Lectrote uses the ZVM interpreter for Z-machine support. (V3/4/5 and V8 only.)
\n
Hugo support
\n
The Hugo engine does not currently support autosave.
\n
Ink support
\n
This relies on the inkjs interpreter. It is a deliberately non-fancy presentation -- no attempt to slow-print the output or hide the choice list.
\n
License information
\n
\n
Lectrote is copyright (c) 2019, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
Electron is copyright (c) 2013-2019 GitHub Inc. (MIT license)
\n
Quixe is copyright (c) 2010-2019, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
inkjs is copyright (c) 2017 Yannick Lohse (MIT license)
\n
ifvms.js is copyright (c) 2016 Dannii Willis and other contributors (MIT license)
\n
emglken is copyright (c) 2012-2017, Andrew Plotkin, Dannii Willis (MIT license)
\n
Git (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2003 Iain Merrick (MIT license)
\n
Glulxe (in emglken) is copyright (c) 1999-2016, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
Hugo (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2011 by Kent Tessman (BSD license)
\n
\n
For developers
\n
If you've just downloaded the source code for this puppy, it's easy to make a runnable version.
To fetch all the necessary Node packages and place them in a node_modules directory:
\n
npm install\n
\n
This command also fetches the Quixe submodule (which will live in the quixe directory). You must have git installed for this to work.
\n
Now just type
\n
npm start\n
\n
...to launch the app.
\n
When run this way, the app will show up named as "Electron", not "Lectrote".
\n
Packaging Lectrote
\n
The makedist.py script builds the zip files which you see on the release page. (Yes, it is silly to use a Python packaging script in a Node.js package. Maybe I'll rewrite it into Javascript. Later.)
\n
python3 makedist.py\n
\n
This creates build directories and then zip files in a dist directory. Add -b to only generate the build dirs; -z to transform existing build dirs into zip files.
\n
You can add arguments to narrow down the platforms you are building, e.g.:
If you want to code-sign the Mac version, you currently have to do it manually between the -b and -z steps. Yes, I should add an option for this.
\n
Packaging a bound game
\n
You will need to create a separate directory for your game's files. Copy package.json to the directory, adding or modifying these lines:
\n
\n
name: A node package name. This is not used anywhere, so it doesn't really matter.
\n
productName: The display name for the app.
\n
version: Version number of your game.
\n
author: You, the game's author.
\n
description: One-line description of your game.
\n
lectrotePackagedGame: Pathname to the game file.
\n
lectroteSoleInterpreter: Set to "glulx", "ifvms", "hugo", or "inkjs" to include just one of Lectrote's interpreter engines. (Optional, but it saves a little bit of space.)
\n
lectroteExtraFiles: An array of extra files to include. These are assumed to be in the game directory, so you do not have to include the directory prefix. (This list must include the game file -- yes, it's redundant with lectrotePackagedGame.)
\n
lectroteMacAppID: If you plan to build a MacOS app, a reverse-DNS ID string to uniquely identify it.
\n
lectroteCopyright: Copyright string (applied to Windows binaries).
\n
\n
(Do not change lectroteVersion; that should always show the Lectrote release that you built your bound app from.)
\n
You may also copy any of Lectrote's content files to your game directory and customize them. You will probably want to customize about.html, for example.
\n
The samplegame directory in the Lectrote source demonstrates the layout. It will be simplest to clone that and alter it.
\n
Once your files are ready, do:
\n
python3 makedist.py --game GAMEDIR\n
\n
This will build and package apps for all platforms. (You can test this out of the box by using samplegame for the GAMEDIR.) As noted above, you can cut down the stages or targets with the -b, -z options or by naming platforms.
\n
You cannot launch a bound game by typing npm start. You have to package it, at least to the -b stage, and run it from the dist directory.
\n
Customizing your bound app
\n
As noted, you can copy play.html, el-glkote.css, or other Lectrote files into your gamedir and customize them. When packaging with the --game option, files found in the gamedir will replace normal Lectrote files.
\n
If you add new files (not replacing Lectrote files), be sure to list them in the lectroteExtraFiles array.
\n
You can extend the functionality of the app -- for example, adding or removing menu items. Add a Javascript file to your gamedir, and name it in your package.json file:
\n
"lectroteMainExtension": "GAMEDIR/FILE.js",\n
\n
(And add it to lectroteExtraFiles as well.)
\n
This file can define new functionality by exporting any of the following Javascript functions. For example, you could say:
\n
exports.launch = function() { ... }\n
\n
\n
exports.launch(): Called when the app starts up.
\n
exports.app_ready(): Called when the app is ready to open windows. At this point the game window has already been opened.
\n
exports.construct_menu_template(template, special): Called to customize the app menu template. The template argument is a Javascript data structure as described in the Electron Menu docs. special is null for the game window, or one of the strings "about", "prefs", "card" for one of Lectrote's special windows. Modify template and return it.
\n
exports.set_zoom_factor(val): Called when the app's zoom level changes. The argument is suitable for Electron's setZoomFactor() method.
\n
exports.export_game_path(): The bound app normally has an "Export Portable Game File..." menu option, which lets the user extract your game file for use in other interpreters. You can implement this function and return null to suppress this menu option. You can also return the pathname of a different game file, which is not actually a useful thing to do.
\n
exports.about_window_size: An object { width:W, height:H } which customizes the size of the about.html window. (Defaults to { width:600, height:450 }.)
\n
\n
The main Lectrote module exports several functions you can use in your extension code. I have not yet documented them; see the main.js file.
Lectrote packages up IF interpreters with the Chromium browser as a Mac/Win/Linux app.
\n
When launched, it prompts you to select a game file to play. You can play several games at the same time in separate windows. Your position is always autosaved; when you launch a game, your last play session will automatically be resumed.
\n
Lectrote currently supports:
\n
\n
Glulx games (.ulx or .gblorb), as produced by Inform 7.
\n
Z-code games (.z3/.z4/.z5/.z8 or .zblorb), as produced by Inform 7 or earlier versions of Inform.
Ink compiled game files (.json), as produced by the Ink scripting language.
\n
\n
You can also use this package to construct a \"bound game\" -- an app which plays a single built-in game. This is a package containing Chromium, the interpreter, your game file, and perhaps some additional configuration. You can distribute this as a standalone game application; it's bulky but it lets people play your game.
\n
Glulx (Inform 7) support
\n
Because this relies on the Quixe interpreter, sound is not supported. It's also not as fast as a native interpreter.
\n
Z-code support
\n
Lectrote uses the ZVM interpreter for Z-machine support. (V3/4/5 and V8 only.)
\n
Hugo support
\n
The Hugo engine does not currently support autosave.
\n
Ink support
\n
This relies on the inkjs interpreter. It is a deliberately non-fancy presentation -- no attempt to slow-print the output or hide the choice list.
\n
License information
\n
\n
Lectrote is copyright (c) 2019, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
Electron is copyright (c) 2013-2019 GitHub Inc. (MIT license)
\n
Quixe is copyright (c) 2010-2019, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
inkjs is copyright (c) 2017 Yannick Lohse (MIT license)
\n
ifvms.js is copyright (c) 2016 Dannii Willis and other contributors (MIT license)
\n
emglken is copyright (c) 2012-2017, Andrew Plotkin, Dannii Willis (MIT license)
\n
Git (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2003 Iain Merrick (MIT license)
\n
Glulxe (in emglken) is copyright (c) 1999-2016, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
Hugo (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2011 by Kent Tessman (BSD license)
\n
\n
For developers
\n
If you've just downloaded the source code for this puppy, it's easy to make a runnable version.
To fetch all the necessary Node packages and place them in a node_modules directory:
\n
npm install\n
\n
This command also fetches the Quixe submodule (which will live in the quixe directory). You must have git installed for this to work.
\n
Now just type
\n
npm start\n
\n
...to launch the app.
\n
When run this way, the app will show up named as \"Electron\", not \"Lectrote\".
\n
Packaging Lectrote
\n
The makedist.py script builds the zip files which you see on the release page. (Yes, it is silly to use a Python packaging script in a Node.js package. Maybe I'll rewrite it into Javascript. Later.)
\n
python3 makedist.py\n
\n
This creates build directories and then zip files in a dist directory. Add -b to only generate the build dirs; -z to transform existing build dirs into zip files.
\n
You can add arguments to narrow down the platforms you are building, e.g.:
If you want to code-sign the Mac version, you currently have to do it manually between the -b and -z steps. Yes, I should add an option for this.
\n
Packaging a bound game
\n
You will need to create a separate directory for your game's files. Copy package.json to the directory, adding or modifying these lines:
\n
\n
name: A node package name. This is not used anywhere, so it doesn't really matter.
\n
productName: The display name for the app.
\n
version: Version number of your game.
\n
author: You, the game's author.
\n
description: One-line description of your game.
\n
lectrotePackagedGame: Pathname to the game file.
\n
lectroteSoleInterpreter: Set to \"glulx\", \"ifvms\", \"hugo\", or \"inkjs\" to include just one of Lectrote's interpreter engines. (Optional, but it saves a little bit of space.)
\n
lectroteExtraFiles: An array of extra files to include. These are assumed to be in the game directory, so you do not have to include the directory prefix. (This list must include the game file -- yes, it's redundant with lectrotePackagedGame.)
\n
lectroteMacAppID: If you plan to build a MacOS app, a reverse-DNS ID string to uniquely identify it.
\n
lectroteCopyright: Copyright string (applied to Windows binaries).
\n
\n
(Do not change lectroteVersion; that should always show the Lectrote release that you built your bound app from.)
\n
You may also copy any of Lectrote's content files to your game directory and customize them. You will probably want to customize about.html, for example.
\n
The samplegame directory in the Lectrote source demonstrates the layout. It will be simplest to clone that and alter it.
\n
Once your files are ready, do:
\n
python3 makedist.py --game GAMEDIR\n
\n
This will build and package apps for all platforms. (You can test this out of the box by using samplegame for the GAMEDIR.) As noted above, you can cut down the stages or targets with the -b, -z options or by naming platforms.
\n
You cannot launch a bound game by typing npm start. You have to package it, at least to the -b stage, and run it from the dist directory.
\n
Customizing your bound app
\n
As noted, you can copy play.html, el-glkote.css, or other Lectrote files into your gamedir and customize them. When packaging with the --game option, files found in the gamedir will replace normal Lectrote files.
\n
If you add new files (not replacing Lectrote files), be sure to list them in the lectroteExtraFiles array.
\n
You can extend the functionality of the app -- for example, adding or removing menu items. Add a Javascript file to your gamedir, and name it in your package.json file:
\n
\"lectroteMainExtension\": \"GAMEDIR/FILE.js\",\n
\n
(And add it to lectroteExtraFiles as well.)
\n
This file can define new functionality by exporting any of the following Javascript functions. For example, you could say:
\n
exports.launch = function() { ... }\n
\n
\n
exports.launch(): Called when the app starts up.
\n
exports.app_ready(): Called when the app is ready to open windows. At this point the game window has already been opened.
\n
exports.construct_menu_template(template, special): Called to customize the app menu template. The template argument is a Javascript data structure as described in the Electron Menu docs. special is null for the game window, or one of the strings \"about\", \"prefs\", \"card\" for one of Lectrote's special windows. Modify template and return it.
\n
exports.set_zoom_factor(val): Called when the app's zoom level changes. The argument is suitable for Electron's setZoomFactor() method.
\n
exports.export_game_path(): The bound app normally has an \"Export Portable Game File...\" menu option, which lets the user extract your game file for use in other interpreters. You can implement this function and return null to suppress this menu option. You can also return the pathname of a different game file, which is not actually a useful thing to do.
\n
exports.about_window_size: An object { width:W, height:H } which customizes the size of the about.html window. (Defaults to { width:600, height:450 }.)
\n
\n
The main Lectrote module exports several functions you can use in your extension code. I have not yet documented them; see the main.js file.
Lectrote packages up IF interpreters with the Chromium browser as a Mac/Win/Linux app.
\n
When launched, it prompts you to select a game file to play. You can play several games at the same time in separate windows. Your position is always autosaved; when you launch a game, your last play session will automatically be resumed.
\n
Lectrote currently supports:
\n
\n
Glulx games (.ulx or .gblorb), as produced by Inform 7.
\n
Z-code games (.z3/.z4/.z5/.z8 or .zblorb), as produced by Inform 7 or earlier versions of Inform.
Ink compiled game files (.json), as produced by the Ink scripting language.
\n
\n
You can also use this package to construct a "bound game" -- an app which plays a single built-in game. This is a package containing Chromium, the interpreter, your game file, and perhaps some additional configuration. You can distribute this as a standalone game application; it's bulky but it lets people play your game.
\n
Glulx (Inform 7) support
\n
Because this relies on the Quixe interpreter, sound is not supported. It's also not as fast as a native interpreter.
\n
Z-code support
\n
Lectrote uses the ZVM interpreter for Z-machine support. (V3/4/5 and V8 only.)
\n
Hugo support
\n
The Hugo engine does not currently support autosave.
\n
Ink support
\n
This relies on the inkjs interpreter. It is a deliberately non-fancy presentation -- no attempt to slow-print the output or hide the choice list.
\n
License information
\n
\n
Lectrote is copyright (c) 2016-2020, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
Electron is copyright (c) 2013-2020 GitHub Inc. (MIT license)
\n
Quixe is copyright (c) 2010-2020, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
inkjs is copyright (c) 2017-2020 Yannick Lohse (MIT license)
\n
ifvms.js is copyright (c) 2016 Dannii Willis and other contributors (MIT license)
\n
emglken is copyright (c) 2012-2017, Andrew Plotkin, Dannii Willis (MIT license)
\n
Git (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2003 Iain Merrick (MIT license)
\n
Glulxe (in emglken) is copyright (c) 1999-2016, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
\n
Hugo (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2011 by Kent Tessman (BSD license)
\n
\n
For developers
\n
If you've just downloaded the source code for this puppy, it's easy to make a runnable version.
To fetch all the necessary Node packages and place them in a node_modules directory:
\n
npm install\n
\n
This command also fetches the Quixe submodule (which will live in the quixe directory). You must have git installed for this to work.
\n
Now just type
\n
npm start\n
\n
...to launch the app.
\n
When run this way, the app will show up named as "Electron", not "Lectrote".
\n
Packaging Lectrote
\n
The makedist.py script builds the zip files which you see on the release page. (Yes, it is silly to use a Python packaging script in a Node.js package. Maybe I'll rewrite it into Javascript. Later.)
\n
python3 makedist.py\n
\n
This creates build directories and then zip files in a dist directory. Add -b to only generate the build dirs; -z to transform existing build dirs into zip files.
\n
You can add arguments to narrow down the platforms you are building, e.g.:
If you want to code-sign the Mac version, you currently have to do it manually between the -b and -z steps. Yes, I should add an option for this.
\n
Packaging a bound game
\n
You will need to create a separate directory for your game's files. Copy package.json to the directory, adding or modifying these lines:
\n
\n
name: A node package name. This is not used anywhere, so it doesn't really matter.
\n
productName: The display name for the app.
\n
version: Version number of your game.
\n
author: You, the game's author.
\n
description: One-line description of your game.
\n
lectrotePackagedGame: Pathname to the game file.
\n
lectroteSoleInterpreter: Set to "glulx", "ifvms", "hugo", or "inkjs" to include just one of Lectrote's interpreter engines. (Optional, but it saves a little bit of space.)
\n
lectroteExtraFiles: An array of extra files to include. These are assumed to be in the game directory, so you do not have to include the directory prefix. (This list must include the game file -- yes, it's redundant with lectrotePackagedGame.)
\n
lectroteMacAppID: If you plan to build a MacOS app, a reverse-DNS ID string to uniquely identify it.
\n
lectroteCopyright: Copyright string (applied to Windows binaries).
\n
\n
(Do not change lectroteVersion; that should always show the Lectrote release that you built your bound app from.)
\n
You may also copy any of Lectrote's content files to your game directory and customize them. You will probably want to customize about.html, for example.
\n
The samplegame directory in the Lectrote source demonstrates the layout. It will be simplest to clone that and alter it.
\n
Once your files are ready, do:
\n
python3 makedist.py --game GAMEDIR\n
\n
This will build and package apps for all platforms. (You can test this out of the box by using samplegame for the GAMEDIR.) As noted above, you can cut down the stages or targets with the -b, -z options or by naming platforms.
\n
You cannot launch a bound game by typing npm start. You have to package it, at least to the -b stage, and run it from the dist directory.
\n
Customizing your bound app
\n
As noted, you can copy play.html, el-glkote.css, or other Lectrote files into your gamedir and customize them. When packaging with the --game option, files found in the gamedir will replace normal Lectrote files.
\n
If you add new files (not replacing Lectrote files), be sure to list them in the lectroteExtraFiles array.
\n
You can extend the functionality of the app -- for example, adding or removing menu items. Add a Javascript file to your gamedir, and name it in your package.json file:
\n
"lectroteMainExtension": "GAMEDIR/FILE.js",\n
\n
(And add it to lectroteExtraFiles as well.)
\n
This file can define new functionality by exporting any of the following Javascript functions. For example, you could say:
\n
exports.launch = function() { ... }\n
\n
\n
exports.launch(): Called when the app starts up.
\n
exports.app_ready(): Called when the app is ready to open windows. At this point the game window has already been opened.
\n
exports.construct_menu_template(template, special): Called to customize the app menu template. The template argument is a Javascript data structure as described in the Electron Menu docs. special is null for the game window, or one of the strings "about", "prefs", "card" for one of Lectrote's special windows. Modify template and return it.
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exports.set_zoom_factor(val): Called when the app's zoom level changes. The argument is suitable for Electron's setZoomFactor() method.
\n
exports.export_game_path(): The bound app normally has an "Export Portable Game File..." menu option, which lets the user extract your game file for use in other interpreters. You can implement this function and return null to suppress this menu option. You can also return the pathname of a different game file, which is not actually a useful thing to do.
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exports.about_window_size: An object { width:W, height:H } which customizes the size of the about.html window. (Defaults to { width:600, height:450 }.)
\n
\n
The main Lectrote module exports several functions you can use in your extension code. I have not yet documented them; see the main.js file.
Lectrote packages up IF interpreters with the Chromium browser as a Mac/Win/Linux app.
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When launched, it prompts you to select a game file to play. You can play several games at the same time in separate windows. Your position is always autosaved; when you launch a game, your last play session will automatically be resumed.
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Lectrote currently supports:
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Glulx games (.ulx or .gblorb), as produced by Inform 7.
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Z-code games (.z3/.z4/.z5/.z8 or .zblorb), as produced by Inform 7 or earlier versions of Inform.
Ink compiled game files (.json), as produced by the Ink scripting language.
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You can also use this package to construct a \"bound game\" -- an app which plays a single built-in game. This is a package containing Chromium, the interpreter, your game file, and perhaps some additional configuration. You can distribute this as a standalone game application; it's bulky but it lets people play your game.
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Glulx (Inform 7) support
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Because this relies on the Quixe interpreter, sound is not supported. It's also not as fast as a native interpreter.
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Z-code support
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Lectrote uses the ZVM interpreter for Z-machine support. (V3/4/5 and V8 only.)
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Hugo support
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The Hugo engine does not currently support autosave.
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Ink support
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This relies on the inkjs interpreter. It is a deliberately non-fancy presentation -- no attempt to slow-print the output or hide the choice list.
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License information
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Lectrote is copyright (c) 2016-2020, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
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Electron is copyright (c) 2013-2020 GitHub Inc. (MIT license)
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Quixe is copyright (c) 2010-2020, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
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inkjs is copyright (c) 2017-2020 Yannick Lohse (MIT license)
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ifvms.js is copyright (c) 2016 Dannii Willis and other contributors (MIT license)
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emglken is copyright (c) 2012-2017, Andrew Plotkin, Dannii Willis (MIT license)
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Git (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2003 Iain Merrick (MIT license)
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Glulxe (in emglken) is copyright (c) 1999-2016, Andrew Plotkin (MIT license)
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Hugo (in emglken) is copyright (c) 2011 by Kent Tessman (BSD license)
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For developers
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If you've just downloaded the source code for this puppy, it's easy to make a runnable version.
To fetch all the necessary Node packages and place them in a node_modules directory:
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npm install\n
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This command also fetches the Quixe submodule (which will live in the quixe directory). You must have git installed for this to work.
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Now just type
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npm start\n
\n
...to launch the app.
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When run this way, the app will show up named as \"Electron\", not \"Lectrote\".
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Packaging Lectrote
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The makedist.py script builds the zip files which you see on the release page. (Yes, it is silly to use a Python packaging script in a Node.js package. Maybe I'll rewrite it into Javascript. Later.)
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python3 makedist.py\n
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This creates build directories and then zip files in a dist directory. Add -b to only generate the build dirs; -z to transform existing build dirs into zip files.
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You can add arguments to narrow down the platforms you are building, e.g.:
If you want to code-sign the Mac version, you currently have to do it manually between the -b and -z steps. Yes, I should add an option for this.
\n
Packaging a bound game
\n
You will need to create a separate directory for your game's files. Copy package.json to the directory, adding or modifying these lines:
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name: A node package name. This is not used anywhere, so it doesn't really matter.
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productName: The display name for the app.
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version: Version number of your game.
\n
author: You, the game's author.
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description: One-line description of your game.
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lectrotePackagedGame: Pathname to the game file.
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lectroteSoleInterpreter: Set to \"glulx\", \"ifvms\", \"hugo\", or \"inkjs\" to include just one of Lectrote's interpreter engines. (Optional, but it saves a little bit of space.)
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lectroteExtraFiles: An array of extra files to include. These are assumed to be in the game directory, so you do not have to include the directory prefix. (This list must include the game file -- yes, it's redundant with lectrotePackagedGame.)
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lectroteMacAppID: If you plan to build a MacOS app, a reverse-DNS ID string to uniquely identify it.
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lectroteCopyright: Copyright string (applied to Windows binaries).
\n
\n
(Do not change lectroteVersion; that should always show the Lectrote release that you built your bound app from.)
\n
You may also copy any of Lectrote's content files to your game directory and customize them. You will probably want to customize about.html, for example.
\n
The samplegame directory in the Lectrote source demonstrates the layout. It will be simplest to clone that and alter it.
\n
Once your files are ready, do:
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python3 makedist.py --game GAMEDIR\n
\n
This will build and package apps for all platforms. (You can test this out of the box by using samplegame for the GAMEDIR.) As noted above, you can cut down the stages or targets with the -b, -z options or by naming platforms.
\n
You cannot launch a bound game by typing npm start. You have to package it, at least to the -b stage, and run it from the dist directory.
\n
Customizing your bound app
\n
As noted, you can copy play.html, el-glkote.css, or other Lectrote files into your gamedir and customize them. When packaging with the --game option, files found in the gamedir will replace normal Lectrote files.
\n
If you add new files (not replacing Lectrote files), be sure to list them in the lectroteExtraFiles array.
\n
You can extend the functionality of the app -- for example, adding or removing menu items. Add a Javascript file to your gamedir, and name it in your package.json file:
\n
\"lectroteMainExtension\": \"GAMEDIR/FILE.js\",\n
\n
(And add it to lectroteExtraFiles as well.)
\n
This file can define new functionality by exporting any of the following Javascript functions. For example, you could say:
\n
exports.launch = function() { ... }\n
\n
\n
exports.launch(): Called when the app starts up.
\n
exports.app_ready(): Called when the app is ready to open windows. At this point the game window has already been opened.
\n
exports.construct_menu_template(template, special): Called to customize the app menu template. The template argument is a Javascript data structure as described in the Electron Menu docs. special is null for the game window, or one of the strings \"about\", \"prefs\", \"card\" for one of Lectrote's special windows. Modify template and return it.
\n
exports.set_zoom_factor(val): Called when the app's zoom level changes. The argument is suitable for Electron's setZoomFactor() method.
\n
exports.export_game_path(): The bound app normally has an \"Export Portable Game File...\" menu option, which lets the user extract your game file for use in other interpreters. You can implement this function and return null to suppress this menu option. You can also return the pathname of a different game file, which is not actually a useful thing to do.
\n
exports.about_window_size: An object { width:W, height:H } which customizes the size of the about.html window. (Defaults to { width:600, height:450 }.)
\n
\n
The main Lectrote module exports several functions you can use in your extension code. I have not yet documented them; see the main.js file.
To Lepton users around the world in more than 130 countries: We hope you all stay safe, healthy, and strong as we get through the COVID-19 pandemic. Lepton will continue to be free, as always. If you find this app helpful, we encourage you to make a donation to a local or global charity of your choice to help fight against the pandemic. Together, we can make the world a better place. ❤️
Lepton's can be customized by <home_dir>/.leptonrc! You can find its exact path in the About page by Command/Ctrl + ,. Create the file if it does not exist.
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\n
Theme (light/dark)
\n
Snippet
\n
Editor
\n
Logger
\n
Proxy
\n
Shortcuts
\n
Enterprise
\n
Notifications
\n
\n
Check out the configuration docs to explore different customization options.
To Lepton users around the world in more than 130 countries: We hope you all stay safe, healthy, and strong as we get through the COVID-19 pandemic. Lepton will continue to be free, as always. If you find this app helpful, we encourage you to make a donation to a local or global charity of your choice to help fight against the pandemic. Together, we can make the world a better place. ❤️
Lepton's can be customized by <home_dir>/.leptonrc! You can find its exact path in the About page by Command/Ctrl + ,. Create the file if it does not exist.
\n
\n
Theme (light/dark)
\n
Snippet
\n
Editor
\n
Logger
\n
Proxy
\n
Shortcuts
\n
Enterprise
\n
Notifications
\n
\n
Check out the configuration docs to explore different customization options.
This is an Electron app, scaffolded with electron-vue.
\n
\n
You will need to have Node/Yarn installed locally.
\n
You will need to have Docker for Mac or Docker for Windows installed and running. Older implementations of Docker, using docker-machine or boot2docker, are not supported.
\n
You will need a test project with a valid docker-compose.yml file. Consider using one of the example Docker Compose projects to test.
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build\n\n# quick build (.app only)\nyarn run build:dir\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
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Writing Tests
\n
Unit tests are written for Vue components and should be placed in the test/specs directory. Here are a few guides for writing tests using Lifeboat's setup:
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Vue Test Utils: The library of tool used to test shallow copies of Vue components.
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Expect: Part of Facebook's Jest testing suite. Used for assertions.
\n
Sinon: Used for spies, mocks, stubs, and fake timers.
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
\n
A valid Apple Developer ID signing certificate is required if you want to release a build. If you get an issue during code signing similar to ...resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed, try inspecting which files are causing trouble with:
\n
xattr -lr /path/to/lifeboat/\n
\n
And clean up any files with:
\n
xattr -cr /path/to/lifeboat/<optional pattern>\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@331f85f using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
\n
",
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lifeboat
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Update 11/14/2019: This project is archived and will no longer receive updates.
This is an Electron app, scaffolded with electron-vue.
\n
\n
You will need to have Node/Yarn installed locally.
\n
You will need to have Docker for Mac or Docker for Windows installed and running. Older implementations of Docker, using docker-machine or boot2docker, are not supported.
\n
You will need a test project with a valid docker-compose.yml file. Consider using one of the example Docker Compose projects to test.
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build\n\n# quick build (.app only)\nyarn run build:dir\n\n# run unit tests\nyarn test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
\n
Writing Tests
\n
Unit tests are written for Vue components and should be placed in the test/specs directory. Here are a few guides for writing tests using Lifeboat's setup:
\n
\n
Vue Test Utils: The library of tool used to test shallow copies of Vue components.
\n
Expect: Part of Facebook's Jest testing suite. Used for assertions.
\n
Sinon: Used for spies, mocks, stubs, and fake timers.
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
\n
A valid Apple Developer ID signing certificate is required if you want to release a build. If you get an issue during code signing similar to ...resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed, try inspecting which files are causing trouble with:
\n
xattr -lr /path/to/lifeboat/\n
\n
And clean up any files with:
\n
xattr -cr /path/to/lifeboat/<optional pattern>\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@331f85f using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
A modern, electron and nodejs based image viewer for Mac, Windows and Linux.\n
\n
Main features
\n
\n
Built with Electron.\n
\n
LightGallery uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Chromium and Node.js to build the app.
\n
\n
\n
Cross-platform.\n
\n
LightGallery works across operating systems. You can use it on OS X, Windows, or Linux.
\n
\n
\n
20+ Animations\n
\n
LightGallery comes with numerous number of beautiful in-built animations.
\n
\n
\n
Animated thumbnails\n
\n
You also have the option to enable animated thumbnails from the settings.
\n
\n
\n
Zoom & Fullscreen\n
\n
You can double-click on the image to see its actual size. Zoom-in and zoom-out controls can be used for changing the zoom values of the image.
\n
\n
\n
Mouse Drag & keyboard Navigations\n
\n
LightGallery allows users to navigate between slides via mouse drag and keyboard arrows.
\n
\n
\n
Pagers
\n
Auto slideshow
\n
Support various kind of image formats (jpg, png, gif, webp).
\n
Highly customizable
\n
And many more.
\n
\n
Watch ⭐ this repository. More features are coming
\n
Settings
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\n\n
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Name
\n
Default
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Description
\n
\n\n\n
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mode
\n
'lg-slide'
\n
Type of transition between images. lightGallery comes with lots of transition effects such as 'lg-slide', 'lg-fade', 'lg-zoom-in', 'lg-zoom-in-big', 'lg-zoom-out', 'lg-zoom-out-big', 'lg-zoom-out-in', 'lg-zoom-in-out', 'lg-soft-zoom', 'lg-scale-up', 'lg-slide-circular', 'lg-slide-circular-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical-growth', 'lg-slide-skew-only', 'lg-slide-skew-only-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y-rev', 'lg-slide-skew', 'lg-slide-skew-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-cross-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross-rev', 'lg-lollipop', 'lg-lollipop-rev', 'lg-rotate', 'lg-rotate-rev', 'lg-tube'
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\n
\n
cssEasing
\n
'ease'
\n
Type of easing to be used for animations
\n
\n
\n
speed
\n
600
\n
Transition duration (in ms).
\n
\n
\n
hideBarsDelay
\n
6000
\n
Delay for hiding gallery controls in ms
\n
\n
\n
useLeft
\n
false
\n
force lightgallery to use css left property instead of transform.
\n
\n
\n
closable
\n
true
\n
allows clicks on dimmer to close gallery.
\n
\n
\n
loop
\n
true
\n
If false, will disable the ability to loop back to the beginning of the gallery when on the last element.
\n
\n
\n
keyPress
\n
true
\n
Enable keyboard navigation
\n
\n
\n
controls
\n
true
\n
If false, prev/next buttons will not be displayed.
\n
\n
\n
slideEndAnimatoin
\n
true
\n
Enable slideEnd animation
\n
\n
\n
hideControlOnEnd
\n
false
\n
If true, prev/next button will be hidden on first/last image.
\n
\n
\n
mousewheel
\n
true
\n
Change slide on mousewheel
\n
\n
\n
preload
\n
1
\n
Number of preload slides. will exicute only after the current slide is fully loaded. ex:// you clicked on 4th image and if preload = 1 then 3rd slide and 5th slide will be loaded in the background after the 4th slide is fully loaded.. if preload is 2 then 2nd 3rd 5th 6th slides will be preloaded
\n
\n
\n
showAfterLoad
\n
true
\n
Show Content once it is fully loaded
\n
\n
\n
counter
\n
true
\n
Whether to show total number of images and index number of currently displayed image.
\n
\n
\n
swipeThreshold
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50
\n
By setting the swipeThreshold (in px) you can set how far the user must swipe for the next/prev image.
\n
\n
\n
enableDrag
\n
true
\n
Enables desktop mouse drag support
\n
\n
\n
thumbnail
\n
true
\n
Enable thumbnails for the gallery
\n
\n
\n
animateThumb
\n
true
\n
Enable thumbnail animation.
\n
\n
\n
currentPagerPosition
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'middle'
\n
Position of selected thumbnail. 'left' or 'middle' or 'right'
\n
\n
\n
thumbWidth
\n
100
\n
Width of each thumbnails.
\n
\n
\n
thumbContHeight
\n
100
\n
Height of the thumbnail container including padding and border
\n
\n
\n
thumbMargin
\n
5
\n
Spacing between each thumbnails
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\n
\n
toogleThumb
\n
true
\n
Whether to display thumbnail toggle button.
\n
\n
\n
enableThumbDrag
\n
true
\n
Enables desktop mouse drag support for thumbnails.
\n
\n
\n
swipeThreshold
\n
50
\n
By setting the swipeThreshold (in px) you can set how far the user must swipe for the next/prev slide.
\n
\n
\n
autoplay
\n
true
\n
Enable gallery autoplay
\n
\n
\n
pause
\n
5000
\n
The time (in ms) between each auto transition.
\n
\n
\n
progressBar
\n
true
\n
Enable autoplay progress bar
\n
\n
\n
fourceAutoplay
\n
false
\n
If false autoplay will be stopped after first user action
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\n
\n
autoplayControls
\n
true
\n
Show/hide autoplay controls.
\n
\n
\n
pager
\n
true
\n
Enable/Disable pager
\n
\n
\n
zoom
\n
true
\n
Enable/Disable zoom option
\n
\n
\n
scale
\n
1
\n
Value of zoom should be incremented/decremented
\n
\n\n
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Development
\n
Project's folders
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\n
app - code of your application goes here.
\n
config - place for you to declare environment specific stuff.
\n
build - in this folder lands built, runnable application.
\n
releases - ready for distribution installers will land here.
\n
resources - resources for particular operating system.
\n
tasks - build and development environment scripts.
\n
\n
Installation
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npm install\n
\n
It will also download Electron runtime, and install dependencies for second package.json file inside app folder.
\n
Starting the app
\n
npm start\n
\n
Making a release
\n
To make ready for distribution installer use command:
\n
npm run release\n
\n
It will start the packaging process for the operating system you are running this command on. The file which is ready for distribution will be outputted to releases directory.
\n
You can create Windows installer only when running on Windows, the same is true for Linux and OSX. So to generate all three installers you need all three operating systems.
Integrated Suite of Business Applications.. (Not an open source project but free for the first 1,000 Companies!)
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\n
Follow me on twitter @sachinchoolur for the latest news, updates about this project.
\n
Special thanks to Jakub Szwacz for electron boilerplate
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License
\n
MIT License
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",
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lightGallery
\n
A modern, electron and nodejs based image viewer for Mac, Windows and Linux.\n
\n
Main features
\n
\n
Built with Electron.\n
\n
LightGallery uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Chromium and Node.js to build the app.
\n
\n
\n
Cross-platform.\n
\n
LightGallery works across operating systems. You can use it on OS X, Windows, or Linux.
\n
\n
\n
20+ Animations\n
\n
LightGallery comes with numerous number of beautiful in-built animations.
\n
\n
\n
Animated thumbnails\n
\n
You also have the option to enable animated thumbnails from the settings.
\n
\n
\n
Zoom & Fullscreen\n
\n
You can double-click on the image to see its actual size. Zoom-in and zoom-out controls can be used for changing the zoom values of the image.
\n
\n
\n
Mouse Drag & keyboard Navigations\n
\n
LightGallery allows users to navigate between slides via mouse drag and keyboard arrows.
\n
\n
\n
Pagers
\n
Auto slideshow
\n
Support various kind of image formats (jpg, png, gif, webp).
\n
Highly customizable
\n
And many more.
\n
\n
Watch ⭐ this repository. More features are coming
\n
Settings
\n
\n\n
\n
Name
\n
Default
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
mode
\n
'lg-slide'
\n
Type of transition between images. lightGallery comes with lots of transition effects such as 'lg-slide', 'lg-fade', 'lg-zoom-in', 'lg-zoom-in-big', 'lg-zoom-out', 'lg-zoom-out-big', 'lg-zoom-out-in', 'lg-zoom-in-out', 'lg-soft-zoom', 'lg-scale-up', 'lg-slide-circular', 'lg-slide-circular-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical', 'lg-slide-vertical-growth', 'lg-slide-skew-only', 'lg-slide-skew-only-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y', 'lg-slide-skew-only-y-rev', 'lg-slide-skew', 'lg-slide-skew-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-cross-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-rev', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross', 'lg-slide-skew-ver-cross-rev', 'lg-lollipop', 'lg-lollipop-rev', 'lg-rotate', 'lg-rotate-rev', 'lg-tube'
\n
\n
\n
cssEasing
\n
'ease'
\n
Type of easing to be used for animations
\n
\n
\n
speed
\n
600
\n
Transition duration (in ms).
\n
\n
\n
hideBarsDelay
\n
6000
\n
Delay for hiding gallery controls in ms
\n
\n
\n
useLeft
\n
false
\n
force lightgallery to use css left property instead of transform.
\n
\n
\n
closable
\n
true
\n
allows clicks on dimmer to close gallery.
\n
\n
\n
loop
\n
true
\n
If false, will disable the ability to loop back to the beginning of the gallery when on the last element.
\n
\n
\n
keyPress
\n
true
\n
Enable keyboard navigation
\n
\n
\n
controls
\n
true
\n
If false, prev/next buttons will not be displayed.
\n
\n
\n
slideEndAnimatoin
\n
true
\n
Enable slideEnd animation
\n
\n
\n
hideControlOnEnd
\n
false
\n
If true, prev/next button will be hidden on first/last image.
\n
\n
\n
mousewheel
\n
true
\n
Change slide on mousewheel
\n
\n
\n
preload
\n
1
\n
Number of preload slides. will exicute only after the current slide is fully loaded. ex:// you clicked on 4th image and if preload = 1 then 3rd slide and 5th slide will be loaded in the background after the 4th slide is fully loaded.. if preload is 2 then 2nd 3rd 5th 6th slides will be preloaded
\n
\n
\n
showAfterLoad
\n
true
\n
Show Content once it is fully loaded
\n
\n
\n
counter
\n
true
\n
Whether to show total number of images and index number of currently displayed image.
\n
\n
\n
swipeThreshold
\n
50
\n
By setting the swipeThreshold (in px) you can set how far the user must swipe for the next/prev image.
\n
\n
\n
enableDrag
\n
true
\n
Enables desktop mouse drag support
\n
\n
\n
thumbnail
\n
true
\n
Enable thumbnails for the gallery
\n
\n
\n
animateThumb
\n
true
\n
Enable thumbnail animation.
\n
\n
\n
currentPagerPosition
\n
'middle'
\n
Position of selected thumbnail. 'left' or 'middle' or 'right'
\n
\n
\n
thumbWidth
\n
100
\n
Width of each thumbnails.
\n
\n
\n
thumbContHeight
\n
100
\n
Height of the thumbnail container including padding and border
\n
\n
\n
thumbMargin
\n
5
\n
Spacing between each thumbnails
\n
\n
\n
toogleThumb
\n
true
\n
Whether to display thumbnail toggle button.
\n
\n
\n
enableThumbDrag
\n
true
\n
Enables desktop mouse drag support for thumbnails.
\n
\n
\n
swipeThreshold
\n
50
\n
By setting the swipeThreshold (in px) you can set how far the user must swipe for the next/prev slide.
\n
\n
\n
autoplay
\n
true
\n
Enable gallery autoplay
\n
\n
\n
pause
\n
5000
\n
The time (in ms) between each auto transition.
\n
\n
\n
progressBar
\n
true
\n
Enable autoplay progress bar
\n
\n
\n
fourceAutoplay
\n
false
\n
If false autoplay will be stopped after first user action
\n
\n
\n
autoplayControls
\n
true
\n
Show/hide autoplay controls.
\n
\n
\n
pager
\n
true
\n
Enable/Disable pager
\n
\n
\n
zoom
\n
true
\n
Enable/Disable zoom option
\n
\n
\n
scale
\n
1
\n
Value of zoom should be incremented/decremented
\n
\n\n
\n
Development
\n
Project's folders
\n
\n
app - code of your application goes here.
\n
config - place for you to declare environment specific stuff.
\n
build - in this folder lands built, runnable application.
\n
releases - ready for distribution installers will land here.
\n
resources - resources for particular operating system.
\n
tasks - build and development environment scripts.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
npm install\n
\n
It will also download Electron runtime, and install dependencies for second package.json file inside app folder.
\n
Starting the app
\n
npm start\n
\n
Making a release
\n
To make ready for distribution installer use command:
\n
npm run release\n
\n
It will start the packaging process for the operating system you are running this command on. The file which is ready for distribution will be outputted to releases directory.
\n
You can create Windows installer only when running on Windows, the same is true for Linux and OSX. So to generate all three installers you need all three operating systems.
Local Browser is a browser built on Electron.\nLocal Browser is peer to peer browser, which provide you facility to share you localhost with other local browser user's in just one click.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Peer To Peer Browsing
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Local Browser Does ? 🌟
\n
Local Browser works on ptp protocol, ptp stands for Peer To Peer Protocol. With Local Browser you don't need to save you website or web application on server inorder to share it, you can keep your files on your machine and can share them with others. Your web app only shared with other users till local browser has opened on your machine.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Local Browser uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd local-browser\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
\n
License
\n
MIT
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Local Browser
\n
What is Local Browser ?
\n
Local Browser is a browser built on Electron.\nLocal Browser is peer to peer browser, which provide you facility to share you localhost with other local browser user's in just one click.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Peer To Peer Browsing
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Local Browser Does ? 🌟
\n
Local Browser works on ptp protocol, ptp stands for Peer To Peer Protocol. With Local Browser you don't need to save you website or web application on server inorder to share it, you can keep your files on your machine and can share them with others. Your web app only shared with other users till local browser has opened on your machine.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Local Browser uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd local-browser\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
Lionshare is a simple macOS application that helps you track cryptocurrencies and\nyour portfolio. Build using Electron, React and Mobx.
\n
For the API and other parts of the Lionshare herd, checkout our Github page\nor get in touch with us on Twitter.
\n
Special thanks to Coinbase for sponsoring the release of Lionshare as open source software. If you’re interested in building products to reinvent the future of finance, get in touch.
\n
Development
\n
Electron specific code, including application configuration and Webpack build files,\ncan be found under desktop/. All React application code is stored inside src/.
\n
Installation
\n
To install for development, clone the repository and install the dependencies with yarn.
\n
$ git clone git@github.com:lionsharecapital/lionshare-desktop.git\n$ cd lionshare-desktop\n$ yarn
\n
Running
\n
To run development application and Webpack server:
When will Lionshare support < your favorite coin >?
\n
Right now we're supporting coins with the most market cap listed on GDAX and Poloniex. If we're not yet supporting your favorite coin, please create an issue to lionshare-api repository or upvote an existing one 👍
\n
Does my portfolio leave my computer?
\n
No, Lionshare is completely client-side and doesn't hold any keys. We take security very seriously and all our communication happens over HTTPS. All code is open source.
\n
How will you make money?
\n
We won't, this is a side project.
\n
When can I have a Linux, Windows, iOS, etc version?
\n
Right now we're focused on supporting macOS but open to adding support for other platforms in the future.
Lionshare is a simple macOS application that helps you track cryptocurrencies and\nyour portfolio. Build using Electron, React and Mobx.
\n
For the API and other parts of the Lionshare herd, checkout our Github page\nor get in touch with us on Twitter.
\n
Special thanks to Coinbase for sponsoring the release of Lionshare as open source software. If you’re interested in building products to reinvent the future of finance, get in touch.
\n
Development
\n
Electron specific code, including application configuration and Webpack build files,\ncan be found under desktop/. All React application code is stored inside src/.
\n
Installation
\n
To install for development, clone the repository and install the dependencies with yarn.
\n
$ git clone git@github.com:lionsharecapital/lionshare-desktop.git\n$ cd lionshare-desktop\n$ yarn
\n
Running
\n
To run development application and Webpack server:
When will Lionshare support < your favorite coin >?
\n
Right now we're supporting coins with the most market cap listed on GDAX and Poloniex. If we're not yet supporting your favorite coin, please create an issue to lionshare-api repository or upvote an existing one 👍
\n
Does my portfolio leave my computer?
\n
No, Lionshare is completely client-side and doesn't hold any keys. We take security very seriously and all our communication happens over HTTPS. All code is open source.
\n
How will you make money?
\n
We won't, this is a side project.
\n
When can I have a Linux, Windows, iOS, etc version?
\n
Right now we're focused on supporting macOS but open to adding support for other platforms in the future.
Lionshare is a simple macOS application that helps you track cryptocurrencies and\nyour portfolio. Build using Electron, React and Mobx.
\n
For the API and other parts of the Lionshare herd, checkout our Github page\nor get in touch with us on Twitter.
\n
Special thanks to Coinbase for sponsoring the release of Lionshare as open source software. If you’re interested in building products to reinvent the future of finance, get in touch.
\n
Development
\n
Electron specific code, including application configuration and Webpack build files,\ncan be found under desktop/. All React application code is stored inside src/.
\n
Installation
\n
To install for development, clone the repository and install the dependencies with yarn.
\n
$ git clone git@github.com:lionsharecapital/lionshare-desktop.git\n$ cd lionshare-desktop\n$ yarn
\n
Running
\n
To run development application and Webpack server:
When will Lionshare support < your favorite coin >?
\n
Right now we're supporting coins with the most market cap listed on GDAX and Poloniex. If we're not yet supporting your favorite coin, please create an issue to lionshare-api repository or upvote an existing one 👍
\n
Does my portfolio leave my computer?
\n
No, Lionshare is completely client-side and doesn't hold any keys. We take security very seriously and all our communication happens over HTTPS. All code is open source.
\n
How will you make money?
\n
We won't, this is a side project.
\n
When can I have a Linux, Windows, iOS, etc version?
\n
Right now we're focused on supporting macOS but open to adding support for other platforms in the future.
Lionshare is a simple macOS application that helps you track cryptocurrencies and\nyour portfolio. Build using Electron, React and Mobx.
\n
For the API and other parts of the Lionshare herd, checkout our Github page\nor get in touch with us on Twitter.
\n
Special thanks to Coinbase for sponsoring the release of Lionshare as open source software. If you’re interested in building products to reinvent the future of finance, get in touch.
\n
Development
\n
Electron specific code, including application configuration and Webpack build files,\ncan be found under desktop/. All React application code is stored inside src/.
\n
Installation
\n
To install for development, clone the repository and install the dependencies with yarn.
\n
$ git clone git@github.com:lionsharecapital/lionshare-desktop.git\n$ cd lionshare-desktop\n$ yarn
\n
Running
\n
To run development application and Webpack server:
When will Lionshare support < your favorite coin >?
\n
Right now we're supporting coins with the most market cap listed on GDAX and Poloniex. If we're not yet supporting your favorite coin, please create an issue to lionshare-api repository or upvote an existing one 👍
\n
Does my portfolio leave my computer?
\n
No, Lionshare is completely client-side and doesn't hold any keys. We take security very seriously and all our communication happens over HTTPS. All code is open source.
\n
How will you make money?
\n
We won't, this is a side project.
\n
When can I have a Linux, Windows, iOS, etc version?
\n
Right now we're focused on supporting macOS but open to adding support for other platforms in the future.
Local Browser is a browser built on Electron.\nLocal Browser is peer to peer browser, which provide you facility to share you localhost with other local browser user's in just one click.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Peer To Peer Browsing
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Local Browser Does ? 🌟
\n
Local Browser works on ptp protocol, ptp stands for Peer To Peer Protocol. With Local Browser you don't need to save you website or web application on server inorder to share it, you can keep your files on your machine and can share them with others. Your web app only shared with other users till local browser has opened on your machine.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Local Browser uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd local-browser\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
\n
License
\n
MIT
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Local Browser
\n
What is Local Browser ?
\n
Local Browser is a browser built on Electron.\nLocal Browser is peer to peer browser, which provide you facility to share you localhost with other local browser user's in just one click.
\n
New Features! 🌟
\n
\n
✅ Peer To Peer Browsing
\n
✅ Tab Management
\n
✅ Easy UI
\n
\n
What Local Browser Does ? 🌟
\n
Local Browser works on ptp protocol, ptp stands for Peer To Peer Protocol. With Local Browser you don't need to save you website or web application on server inorder to share it, you can keep your files on your machine and can share them with others. Your web app only shared with other users till local browser has opened on your machine.
\n
Libraries 🌟
\n
Local Browser uses a number of API's and libraries to work properly:
\n
\n
✅ [NodeJs] - evented I/O for the backend
\n
✅ [localtunnel] - library to tunnel localhost
\n
\n
Installation 🌟
\n
\n
Installers are available on website here.\nElectron requires Node.js to run.
\n
\n
$ cd local-browser\n$ npm install\n$ electron . or npm start
Basier Circle and Gilroy used in the production version are commercial fonts. This repository only contains open fonts and uses Open Sans as a replacement for the commercial ones.
\n
If you have licensed copies of Basier Circle and Gilroy, you can add them to fonts folder. If you don't have the fonts, you need to remove lines 25 - 81 of type.css. After that, the build and dev npm scripts run without any errors.
\n
Setup environemnt
\n
git clone https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-desktop.git\ncd lisk-desktop\nnpm install\nnpm run dev\n
For ease of development, you can set the following query string to see network options in login page:
\n
http://localhost:8080/#/?showNetwork=true\n
\n
If you are actively developing in a specific route, and want to be automatically signed in every time you reload the page, please add the following input pairs to your localStorage:
\n
loginKey: a valid passphrase
\n
Add the above pair using the storage tab in your dev tools or via JavaScript command:
\n
localStorage.setItem('loginKey', 'wagon stock borrow episode laundry kitten salute link globe zero feed marble') // desired account passphrase\n
\n
When developing with hardware wallet, this will sign you in using the first account on the first connected hardware wallet:
You can use the same approach to define a desired network to which Lisk Desktop connects:
\n
localStorage.setItem('liskCoreUrl', 'http://localhost:4000') // desired node to log in into\n
\n
Build
\n
Production build
\n
To build the project simply run
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Under the hood, this script runs
\n
npm run build-prod\n
\n
to build the React app under src/ and
\n
npm run build-electron\n
\n
to build the electron app under app/ using webpack. You can run the above scripts individually if you're looking to see the changes solely on one of the two said applications.
\n
Run Electron
\n
If you have already built the application as described above, you can launch Electron using
\n
npm run start\n
\n
Run with parameters
\n
To launch a version which supports hardware wallets, you can run
\n
npm run dev-hardware-wallet\n
\n
or to launch electron and receive live updates from already running webpack-dev-server on port 8080 and you can run
\n
LISK_HUB_URL="http://localhost:8080" DEBUG=true npm run start\n
\n
This comes with Redux dev tools.
\n
Distribution
\n
Windows
\n
Build package for Windows (on Windows in Git BASH).
\n
npm run pack:win\n
\n
macOS
\n
Build package for macOS (on macOs)
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Linux
\n
Build package for Linux (on Linux).
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Testing
\n
Unit tests
\n
Single run
\n
npm run test\n
\n
Run each time a file changes
\n
npm run test-live\n
\n
E2E tests
\n
In order to run e2e tests you need to install lisk-core
├── __mocks__/ # Modules used to mock dependencies for testing purpose.\n├── .storybook/ # React storybooks reside here.\n├── app/ # Electron based application that launces the react app.\n├── build/ # Build specific materials.\n├── config/ # Automation scripts (Webpack configurations, i18n scanner, etc)\n├── coverage/ # Results of Jest test coverage.\n├── dist/ # Platform specific built outputs.\n├── docs/ # Project documentations such as contribution guides and development guidelines.\n├── i18n/ # Localization files inluding setup scripts and translation json files.\n├── libs/ # Modules which can be consumed individually in other projects.\n├── node_modules/ # 3rd-party libraries and utilities.\n├── src/ # Application source code.\n│ ├── actions/ # Store actions reside here and are broken into script files dedicated to each system entity.\n│ ├── app/ # The bootstrap React application\n│ ├── assets/ # Static files (images, fonts, etc)\n│ ├── components/ # React presentational components are located here.\n│ │ ├── screens/ # These are the component that represent screens with dedicated URL.\n│ │ ├── shared/ # These are the React components used at least in 2 other components (calendar, liskAmount, etc)\n│ │ └── toolbox/ # Basic elements with basic styles and functionality which are used in numerous places (button, input, etc)\n│ ├── constants/ # Names, addresses, static configurations and other values used throughout the application\n│ ├── context/ # React context configuration files\n│ ├── hooks/ # React custom hooks\n│ ├── store/ # Redux store resides here.\n│ │ ├── middlewares/ # All the Redux middlewares are places here and have their dedicated script files based on the system entities.\n│ │ ├── reducers/ # Redux reducers are located here. similar to actions and reducers, they are placed in script files named after the entity they represent.\n│ ├── utils/ # Utility functions\n└──test/ # E2E tests written with Cypress.io and Cucumber; also some helpers used by unit test that live in /src\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
Basier Circle and Gilroy used in the production version are commercial fonts. This repository only contains open fonts and uses Open Sans as a replacement for the commercial ones.
\n
If you have licensed copies of Basier Circle and Gilroy, you can add them to fonts folder. If you don't have the fonts, you need to remove lines 25 - 81 of type.css. After that, the build and dev npm scripts run without any errors.
\n
Setup environemnt
\n
git clone https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-desktop.git\ncd lisk-desktop\nnpm install\nnpm run dev\n
For ease of development, you can set the following query string to see network options in login page:
\n
http://localhost:8080/#/?showNetwork=true\n
\n
If you are actively developing in a specific route, and want to be automatically signed in every time you reload the page, please add the following input pairs to your localStorage:
\n
loginKey: a valid passphrase
\n
Add the above pair using the storage tab in your dev tools or via JavaScript command:
\n
localStorage.setItem('loginKey', 'wagon stock borrow episode laundry kitten salute link globe zero feed marble') // desired account passphrase\n
\n
When developing with hardware wallet, this will sign you in using the first account on the first connected hardware wallet:
You can use the same approach to define a desired network to which Lisk Desktop connects:
\n
localStorage.setItem('liskCoreUrl', 'http://localhost:4000') // desired node to log in into\n
\n
Build
\n
Production build
\n
To build the project simply run
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Under the hood, this script runs
\n
npm run build-prod\n
\n
to build the React app under src/ and
\n
npm run build-electron\n
\n
to build the electron app under app/ using webpack. You can run the above scripts individually if you're looking to see the changes solely on one of the two said applications.
\n
Run Electron
\n
If you have already built the application as described above, you can launch Electron using
\n
npm run start\n
\n
Run with parameters
\n
To launch a version which supports hardware wallets, you can run
\n
npm run dev-hardware-wallet\n
\n
or to launch electron and receive live updates from already running webpack-dev-server on port 8080 and you can run
\n
LISK_HUB_URL=\"http://localhost:8080\" DEBUG=true npm run start\n
\n
This comes with Redux dev tools.
\n
Distribution
\n
Windows
\n
Build package for Windows (on Windows in Git BASH).
\n
npm run pack:win\n
\n
macOS
\n
Build package for macOS (on macOs)
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Linux
\n
Build package for Linux (on Linux).
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Testing
\n
Unit tests
\n
Single run
\n
npm run test\n
\n
Run each time a file changes
\n
npm run test-live\n
\n
E2E tests
\n
In order to run e2e tests you need to install lisk-core
├── __mocks__/ # Modules used to mock dependencies for testing purpose.\n├── .storybook/ # React storybooks reside here.\n├── app/ # Electron based application that launces the react app.\n├── build/ # Build specific materials.\n├── config/ # Automation scripts (Webpack configurations, i18n scanner, etc)\n├── coverage/ # Results of Jest test coverage.\n├── dist/ # Platform specific built outputs.\n├── docs/ # Project documentations such as contribution guides and development guidelines.\n├── i18n/ # Localization files inluding setup scripts and translation json files.\n├── libs/ # Modules which can be consumed individually in other projects.\n├── node_modules/ # 3rd-party libraries and utilities.\n├── src/ # Application source code.\n│ ├── actions/ # Store actions reside here and are broken into script files dedicated to each system entity.\n│ ├── app/ # The bootstrap React application\n│ ├── assets/ # Static files (images, fonts, etc)\n│ ├── components/ # React presentational components are located here.\n│ │ ├── screens/ # These are the component that represent screens with dedicated URL.\n│ │ ├── shared/ # These are the React components used at least in 2 other components (calendar, liskAmount, etc)\n│ │ └── toolbox/ # Basic elements with basic styles and functionality which are used in numerous places (button, input, etc)\n│ ├── constants/ # Names, addresses, static configurations and other values used throughout the application\n│ ├── context/ # React context configuration files\n│ ├── hooks/ # React custom hooks\n│ ├── store/ # Redux store resides here.\n│ │ ├── middlewares/ # All the Redux middlewares are places here and have their dedicated script files based on the system entities.\n│ │ ├── reducers/ # Redux reducers are located here. similar to actions and reducers, they are placed in script files named after the entity they represent.\n│ ├── utils/ # Utility functions\n└──test/ # E2E tests written with Cypress.io and Cucumber; also some helpers used by unit test that live in /src\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
These are the visual elements that make up both Local and its Add-ons.\nThere are currently 40+ React components in the library.\nEach component consists of a .tsx, index.js, README.md and optional .sass file.
\n
Try it out for yourself!
\n\n
Make changes to the internals of a component through its .tsx and .sass files (they should live reload)
\n
Play around with the examples found in the README.md files
The component library leverages CSS Modules to manage and scope styles.\nThese are considered local styles (not to be confused with the Local app 😉)\nScoped local styles are a beautiful thing that allow Local to isolate components, run Add-ons with multiple versions of local-components and avoid collisions.
\n
As wonderful as local styles are, there are instances where CSS needs to transcend a component.\nFor that, we make use of global styles.\nGlobal styles should be familiar to most as that's all the web had for 20+ years.\nThese styles are intended to be used sparingly as they introduce a lot of challenges when scaling an app with a library of Add-ons and Environments.
\n
The following is an instance where a scoped component may use a combination of local and global styles to achieve a specific result:
\n
:global(.WindowsToolbar.DragRegion)
\n
This is something we try to avoid and are actively working to whittle down to the bare essentials.
\n
If you'd like to learn more about scoped styles, please check out CSS Modules here.
These are the visual elements that make up both Local and its Add-ons.\nThere are currently 40+ React components in the library.\nEach component consists of a .tsx, index.js, README.md and optional .sass file.
\n
Try it out for yourself!
\n\n
Make changes to the internals of a component through its .tsx and .sass files (they should live reload)
\n
Play around with the examples found in the README.md files
The component library leverages CSS Modules to manage and scope styles.\nThese are considered local styles (not to be confused with the Local app 😉)\nScoped local styles are a beautiful thing that allow Local to isolate components, run Add-ons with multiple versions of local-components and avoid collisions.
\n
As wonderful as local styles are, there are instances where CSS needs to transcend a component.\nFor that, we make use of global styles.\nGlobal styles should be familiar to most as that's all the web had for 20+ years.\nThese styles are intended to be used sparingly as they introduce a lot of challenges when scaling an app with a library of Add-ons and Environments.
\n
The following is an instance where a scoped component may use a combination of local and global styles to achieve a specific result:
\n
:global(.WindowsToolbar.DragRegion)
\n
This is something we try to avoid and are actively working to whittle down to the bare essentials.
\n
If you'd like to learn more about scoped styles, please check out CSS Modules here.
These are the visual elements that make up both Local and its Add-ons.\nThere are currently 40+ React components in the library.\nEach component consists of a .tsx, index.js, README.md and optional .sass file.
\n
Try it out for yourself!
\n\n
Make changes to the internals of a component through its .tsx and .sass files (they should live reload)
\n
Play around with the examples found in the README.md files
The component library leverages CSS Modules to manage and scope styles.\nThese are considered local styles (not to be confused with the Local app 😉)\nScoped local styles are a beautiful thing that allow Local to isolate components, run Add-ons with multiple versions of local-components and avoid collisions.
\n
As wonderful as local styles are, there are instances where CSS needs to transcend a component.\nFor that, we make use of global styles.\nGlobal styles should be familiar to most as that's all the web had for 20+ years.\nThese styles are intended to be used sparingly as they introduce a lot of challenges when scaling an app with a library of Add-ons and Environments.
\n
The following is an instance where a scoped component may use a combination of local and global styles to achieve a specific result:
\n
:global(.WindowsToolbar .DragRegion)
\n
This is something we try to avoid and are actively working to whittle down to the bare essentials.
\n
If you'd like to learn more about scoped styles, please check out CSS Modules here.
These are the visual elements that make up both Local and its Add-ons.\nThere are currently 40+ React components in the library.\nEach component consists of a .tsx, index.js, README.md and optional .sass file.
\n
Try it out for yourself!
\n\n
Make changes to the internals of a component through its .tsx and .sass files (they should live reload)
\n
Play around with the examples found in the README.md files
The component library leverages CSS Modules to manage and scope styles.\nThese are considered local styles (not to be confused with the Local app 😉)\nScoped local styles are a beautiful thing that allow Local to isolate components, run Add-ons with multiple versions of local-components and avoid collisions.
\n
As wonderful as local styles are, there are instances where CSS needs to transcend a component.\nFor that, we make use of global styles.\nGlobal styles should be familiar to most as that's all the web had for 20+ years.\nThese styles are intended to be used sparingly as they introduce a lot of challenges when scaling an app with a library of Add-ons and Environments.
\n
The following is an instance where a scoped component may use a combination of local and global styles to achieve a specific result:
\n
:global(.WindowsToolbar .DragRegion)
\n
This is something we try to avoid and are actively working to whittle down to the bare essentials.
\n
If you'd like to learn more about scoped styles, please check out CSS Modules here.
Simple and ultra fast cross platform tool for lossless trimming/cutting of video and audio files. Great for saving space by rough cutting your large video files taken from a video camera, GoPro, drone, etc. It lets you quickly extract the good parts from your videos and discard many gigabytes of data without doing a slow re-encode and thereby losing quality. It extremely fast because it does an almost direct data copy. It is fueled by the awesome ffmpeg (included) for doing the grunt work. It also features some other lossless operations on videos.
\n
\n
Shameless Plugs
\n
🆕I made an easy to use Instagram bot with a GUI: SimpleInstaBot
\n
I made a tool for cross platform sharing of files between computer/phone over the local network: ezshare
\n
Features
\n
\n
Lossless cutting of common video and audio formats
\n
Lossless re-merge of selected segments (for cutting out commercials etc.)
\n
Lossless merge of arbitrary files (with identical codecs)
\n
Lossless extracting of all data streams from a file (explode video, audio, subtitle and other streams of a file into separate files)
\n
Take full-resolution snapshots from videos in JPEG/PNG format
\n
Manual input range of cutpoints
\n
Can include primary streams (audio/video), or all streams
\n
Can remove audio track
\n
Apply a timecode offset
\n
Remux into different output format
\n
Change rotation/orientation metadata in videos. Great for rotating phone videos that come out the wrong way without actually re-encoding the video.
NOTE: After installing you may need to right click the application icon and then "Open" in order to bypass "Untrusted app" dialogs. This is because Microsoft requires a $300/year certificate just to remove this block (I'm not going to pay for that.) Alternatively try to google windows how to run untrusted app.
\n
Supported formats
\n
Since LosslessCut is based on Chromium and uses the HTML5 video player, not all ffmpeg supported formats will be supported directly.\nThe following formats/codecs should generally work: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, OGG, WAV, MP3, AAC, H264, Theora, VP8, VP9\nFor more information about supported formats / codecs, see https://www.chromium.org/audio-video.
\n
Unsupported files can now be remuxed (fast) or encoded (slow) to a friendly format/codec from the File menu. A processed version of the file (without audio) will then be created and opened in the player. The cut operation will still be performed using the original file as input, so it will be lossless. This allows for potentially opening any file that ffmpeg is able to decode.
\n
Typical workflow
\n
\n
Drag drop a video file into player to load or use ⌘/CTRL+O.
\n
Press SPACE to play/pause or ◀▶, ,. to seek back/forth
\n
Select the cut start and end time. Press I to select the start time, O to select the end time for the cut. Note that the portions you select will be PRESERVED and exported to a new file.
\n
(optional) If you want to export more segments out of the video, press + or the c+ button to add another segment, then select the next segment with I/O.
\n
(optional) If you want to re-merge all the selected segments after cutting, toggle the button nm (no merge) to am (auto merge). This is useful for cutting away certain parts of a video like advertisements (by selecting everything except the advertisements.)
\n
(optional) If you want to export to a certain dir, press the custom output dir button (default: input file dir)
\n
(optional) If you want to override orientation metadata, press the rotation button
\n
(optional) By default, all streams from input file will be exported to output. If you like to only export primary streams (1video&1audio) (pre-2.0 behaviour), toggle the button all to ps.
\n
Press the scissors button (or E) to export the slice(s)
\n
Press the camera button (or C) to take a JPEG/PNG snapshot from the current time
\n
If you want to move the original file to trash, press the trash button
\n
\n
Note: The original video files will not be modified. Instead it creates a lossless export in the same directory as the original file with from/to timestamps. Note that the cut is currently not precise around the cutpoints, so video before/after the nearest keyframe will be lost. EXIF data is preserved.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Press h To show/hide list of shortcuts
\n
Known issues & limitations
\n
\n
Cutting times are not accurate and will be "rounded" to the nearest keyframe. In the future I plan on showing keyframes in the timecale, and eventually implement a "smart cut" feature that re-encodes only the part before the keyframe. See #126
\n
Your mileage may vary when it comes to kc(keyframe cut) vs nc(normal cut). You may need to try both, depending on the video. GoPro 6/7 seems to require Normal Cut nc. See #121. ffmpeg also has documentation about these two seek/cut modes. kc means -ssbefore-i and nc means -ssafter-i.
\n
all(all streams) seems to cause wrong length in GoPro footage. Use ps instead. See #146 and 121
\n
H265 is not yet supported natively. I have added a crude support with very low FPS preview. Alternatively convert to friendly codec (slow) from the menu, see #88
\n
Maybe counter-intuitively for some, cutting will remove the parts that of the video that are NOT selected. This is because in previous versions of LosslessCut there was no possibility to cut/merge multiple segments, but this was retrofitted later. Need to redesign the UI to make it more intuitive. See #128
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
\n
\n
If you have an error when running the cut: Try toggling the button all (all streams) to ps (primary streams). If that doesn't help, try to toggle kc(keyframe cut) to nc(normal cut). See discussion in #13.
\n
If you get an error when cutting or opening any kind of file under Windows, please check your anti-virus. It might be blocking execution of ffmpeg, see #18
\n
\n
Development building / running
\n
This app is built using Electron. Make sure you have at least node v8 and yarn installed. The app uses ffmpeg from PATH when developing.
This project is maintained by me alone. The project will always remain free and open source, but if it's useful for you, consider supporting me. :) It will give me extra motivation to improve it. Or even better donate to ffmpeg because they are doing the world a big favor 🙏
Simple and ultra fast cross platform tool for lossless trimming/cutting of video and audio files. Great for saving space by rough cutting your large video files taken from a video camera, GoPro, drone, etc. It lets you quickly extract the good parts from your videos and discard many gigabytes of data without doing a slow re-encode and thereby losing quality. It extremely fast because it does an almost direct data copy. It is fueled by the awesome ffmpeg (included) for doing the grunt work. It also features some other lossless operations on videos.
\n
\n
Shameless Plugs
\n
🆕I made an easy to use Instagram bot with a GUI: SimpleInstaBot
\n
I made a tool for cross platform sharing of files between computer/phone over the local network: ezshare
\n
Features
\n
\n
Lossless cutting of common video and audio formats
\n
Lossless re-merge of selected segments (for cutting out commercials etc.)
\n
Lossless merge of arbitrary files (with identical codecs)
\n
Lossless extracting of all data streams from a file (explode video, audio, subtitle and other streams of a file into separate files)
\n
Take full-resolution snapshots from videos in JPEG/PNG format
\n
Manual input range of cutpoints
\n
Can include primary streams (audio/video), or all streams
\n
Can remove audio track
\n
Apply a timecode offset
\n
Remux into different output format
\n
Change rotation/orientation metadata in videos. Great for rotating phone videos that come out the wrong way without actually re-encoding the video.
NOTE: After installing you may need to right click the application icon and then \"Open\" in order to bypass \"Untrusted app\" dialogs. This is because Microsoft requires a $300/year certificate just to remove this block (I'm not going to pay for that.) Alternatively try to google windows how to run untrusted app.
\n
Supported formats
\n
Since LosslessCut is based on Chromium and uses the HTML5 video player, not all ffmpeg supported formats will be supported directly.\nThe following formats/codecs should generally work: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, OGG, WAV, MP3, AAC, H264, Theora, VP8, VP9\nFor more information about supported formats / codecs, see https://www.chromium.org/audio-video.
\n
Unsupported files can now be remuxed (fast) or encoded (slow) to a friendly format/codec from the File menu. A processed version of the file (without audio) will then be created and opened in the player. The cut operation will still be performed using the original file as input, so it will be lossless. This allows for potentially opening any file that ffmpeg is able to decode.
\n
Typical workflow
\n
\n
Drag drop a video file into player to load or use ⌘/CTRL+O.
\n
Press SPACE to play/pause or ◀▶, ,. to seek back/forth
\n
Select the cut start and end time. Press I to select the start time, O to select the end time for the cut. Note that the portions you select will be PRESERVED and exported to a new file.
\n
(optional) If you want to export more segments out of the video, press + or the c+ button to add another segment, then select the next segment with I/O.
\n
(optional) If you want to re-merge all the selected segments after cutting, toggle the button nm (no merge) to am (auto merge). This is useful for cutting away certain parts of a video like advertisements (by selecting everything except the advertisements.)
\n
(optional) If you want to export to a certain dir, press the custom output dir button (default: input file dir)
\n
(optional) If you want to override orientation metadata, press the rotation button
\n
(optional) By default, all streams from input file will be exported to output. If you like to only export primary streams (1video&1audio) (pre-2.0 behaviour), toggle the button all to ps.
\n
Press the scissors button (or E) to export the slice(s)
\n
Press the camera button (or C) to take a JPEG/PNG snapshot from the current time
\n
If you want to move the original file to trash, press the trash button
\n
\n
Note: The original video files will not be modified. Instead it creates a lossless export in the same directory as the original file with from/to timestamps. Note that the cut is currently not precise around the cutpoints, so video before/after the nearest keyframe will be lost. EXIF data is preserved.
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
Press h To show/hide list of shortcuts
\n
Known issues & limitations
\n
\n
Cutting times are not accurate and will be \"rounded\" to the nearest keyframe. In the future I plan on showing keyframes in the timecale, and eventually implement a \"smart cut\" feature that re-encodes only the part before the keyframe. See #126
\n
Your mileage may vary when it comes to kc(keyframe cut) vs nc(normal cut). You may need to try both, depending on the video. GoPro 6/7 seems to require Normal Cut nc. See #121. ffmpeg also has documentation about these two seek/cut modes. kc means -ssbefore-i and nc means -ssafter-i.
\n
all(all streams) seems to cause wrong length in GoPro footage. Use ps instead. See #146 and 121
\n
H265 is not yet supported natively. I have added a crude support with very low FPS preview. Alternatively convert to friendly codec (slow) from the menu, see #88
\n
Maybe counter-intuitively for some, cutting will remove the parts that of the video that are NOT selected. This is because in previous versions of LosslessCut there was no possibility to cut/merge multiple segments, but this was retrofitted later. Need to redesign the UI to make it more intuitive. See #128
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
\n
\n
If you have an error when running the cut: Try toggling the button all (all streams) to ps (primary streams). If that doesn't help, try to toggle kc(keyframe cut) to nc(normal cut). See discussion in #13.
\n
If you get an error when cutting or opening any kind of file under Windows, please check your anti-virus. It might be blocking execution of ffmpeg, see #18
\n
\n
Development building / running
\n
This app is built using Electron. Make sure you have at least node v8 and yarn installed. The app uses ffmpeg from PATH when developing.
This project is maintained by me alone. The project will always remain free and open source, but if it's useful for you, consider supporting me. :) It will give me extra motivation to improve it. Or even better donate to ffmpeg because they are doing the world a big favor 🙏
The swiss army knife of lossless video/audio editing
\n
LosslessCut aims to be the ultimate cross platform ffmpeg GUI for extremely fast and lossless operations on video, audio, subtitle and other related media files.\nThe main feature is lossless trimming and cutting of video and audio files, which is great for saving space by rough-cutting your large video files taken from a video camera, GoPro, drone, etc. It lets you quickly extract the good parts from your videos and discard many gigabytes of data without doing a slow re-encode and thereby losing quality. Or you can add a music or subtitle track to your video without needing to encode. Everything is extremely fast because it does an almost direct data copy, fueled by the awesome ffmpeg which does all the grunt work.
Tip: you can use LosslessCut in multiple passes in order to achieve separate trimming of individual tracks:
\n\n
Open a file an export all tracks
\n
Open the exported track files independently and cut them as desired
\n
Add the track back to the video and combine them to one output video
\n\n
Download
\n
If you want to support my continued work on LosslessCut, and want the advantage of a secure and simple installation process with automatic updates, consider getting it from your favorite store:
\n
\n
If you prefer to download the executables manually, this will of course always be free:
If you find LosslessCut useful, I'm very thankful for donations.
\n
Supported formats
\n
Since LosslessCut is based on Chromium and uses the HTML5 video player, not all ffmpeg supported formats will be supported smoothly.\nThe following formats/codecs should generally work: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, OGG, WAV, MP3, AAC, H264, Theora, VP8, VP9\nFor more information about supported formats / codecs, see https://www.chromium.org/audio-video.
\n
Unsupported files can still be converted to a supported format/codec from the File menu. (Try fastest variant first.) A low quality version of the file (without audio) will then be created and opened in the player. The cut/export operation will still be performed on the original file, so it will be lossless. This allows for potentially opening any file that ffmpeg is able to decode.
Drag drop a video file into player or use ⌘/CTRL+O.
\n
Press SPACE to play/pause or ◀▶, ,. or mouse/trackpad wheel to seek back/forth
\n
Select the cut segment's start and end time by moving the time marker and then pressing I to set start time, and O to set end time.\n
\n
Note that the segments you select will be preserved and exported to a new file. You can change this behavior with the Yin Yang symbol ☯️, in which case it will instead remove all selected segments and export the parts between.
\n
Note also that start time will not be accurate, see Known issues
\n
\n
\n
(optional) If you want to add more than one segment, move to the desired start time and press +, then select the next segment start/end times with I/O.
\n
(optional) If you want to re-merge all the selected segments into one file after cutting, toggle the button Separate files to Merge cuts.
\n
(optional) If you want to export to a certain output folder, press the Working dir unset button (default: Input file folder)
\n
(optional) If you want to change orientation, press the rotation button
\n
(optional) By default, audio, video and subtitle tracks from the input file will be cut and exported. Press the Tracks button to customise and/or add new tracks from other files.
\n
(optional) select a new output format
\n
Press the Export button (or E) to run the export
\n
Press the Camera button (or C) if you want to take a JPEG/PNG snapshot from the current time
\n
If you want to move the original file to trash, press the trash button
\n
For best results you may need to trial and error with another output format (matroska takes nearly everything), change keyframe cut mode or disable some tracks, see known issues below.
\n
\n
Note: The original video file will not be modified. Instead it creates a lossless export to a new file in the same directory as the original file with from/to timestamps.
\n
Note also that the cut is currently not precise around the cutpoints, so video before/after the nearest keyframe will be discarded. EXIF metadata is preserved.
\n
Known issues & limitations
\n
\n
Cutting times are not accurate! Start cut time will be "rounded" to the nearest previous keyframe.\n
\n
Lossless cutting is not an exact science. For some codecs it just works. For others you may need to trial and error depending on the codec, keyframes etc to get the best cut. See #330
\n
Your mileage may vary when it comes to Keyframe cut vs Normal cut. You may need to try both, depending on the video. ffmpeg also has documentation about these two seek/cut modes. Keyframe cut means -ssbefore-i and Normal cut means -ssafter-i.
\n
\n
\n
When exporting you may lose some proprietary data tracks (like tmcd, fdsc and gpmd added by GoPro). These can be exported to separate files however
\n
Some codecs are not supported natively. There is partial support with low quality. You can convert to supported codec from the menu, see #88
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
\n
\n
If you get an error when cutting or opening any kind of file under Windows, try to disable your anti-virus. See #18
\n
If you get an error on Linux like FATAL:setuid_sandbox_host.cc(157)] The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctly. Rather than run without sandboxing I'm aborting now., try to run it as ./lossless-cut --no-sandbox. See #258
\n
If any other problem, check Known issues, or please search for existing issues before you file an issue here on GitHub.
\n
\n
CSV import/export
\n
The CSV export/import function takes csv files with one cut segment on each line. Each line contains three columns: segment start, segment end, label.
\n
segment start and segment end are expressed in seconds or left empty. Empty segment end means segment ends at the duration of the video.
\n
Note that you must use comma , to separate the fields (not semicolon ;)
\n
example.csv
\n
,56.9568,First segment starting at 0\n70,842.33,"Another quoted label"\n1234,,Last segment\n
\n
Shameless Plug
\n
\n
I made a command line video editor with slick transitions and lots of colors! editly
\n
I made a tool for cross platform sharing of files between computer/phone over the local network: ezshare
\n
\n
Donate 🙈
\n
This project is maintained by me alone. The project will always remain free and open source, but if it's useful for you, consider supporting me. :) It will give me extra motivation to improve it. Or even better donate to ffmpeg because they are doing the world a big favor 🙏
The swiss army knife of lossless video/audio editing
\n
LosslessCut aims to be the ultimate cross platform ffmpeg GUI for extremely fast and lossless operations on video, audio, subtitle and other related media files.\nThe main feature is lossless trimming and cutting of video and audio files, which is great for saving space by rough-cutting your large video files taken from a video camera, GoPro, drone, etc. It lets you quickly extract the good parts from your videos and discard many gigabytes of data without doing a slow re-encode and thereby losing quality. Or you can add a music or subtitle track to your video without needing to encode. Everything is extremely fast because it does an almost direct data copy, fueled by the awesome ffmpeg which does all the grunt work.
Tip: you can use LosslessCut in multiple passes in order to achieve separate trimming of individual tracks:
\n\n
Open a file an export all tracks
\n
Open the exported track files independently and cut them as desired
\n
Add the track back to the video and combine them to one output video
\n\n
Download
\n
If you want to support my continued work on LosslessCut, and want the advantage of a secure and simple installation process with automatic updates, consider getting it from your favorite store:
\n
\n
If you prefer to download the executables manually, this will of course always be free:
If you find LosslessCut useful, I'm very thankful for donations.
\n
Supported formats
\n
Since LosslessCut is based on Chromium and uses the HTML5 video player, not all ffmpeg supported formats will be supported smoothly.\nThe following formats/codecs should generally work: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, OGG, WAV, MP3, AAC, H264, Theora, VP8, VP9\nFor more information about supported formats / codecs, see https://www.chromium.org/audio-video.
\n
Unsupported files can still be converted to a supported format/codec from the File menu. (Try fastest variant first.) A low quality version of the file (without audio) will then be created and opened in the player. The cut/export operation will still be performed on the original file, so it will be lossless. This allows for potentially opening any file that ffmpeg is able to decode.
Drag drop a video file into player or use ⌘/CTRL+O.
\n
Press SPACE to play/pause or ◀▶, ,. or mouse/trackpad wheel to seek back/forth
\n
Select the cut segment's start and end time by moving the time marker and then pressing I to set start time, and O to set end time.\n
\n
Note that the segments you select will be preserved and exported to a new file. You can change this behavior with the Yin Yang symbol ☯️, in which case it will instead remove all selected segments and export the parts between.
\n
Note also that start time will not be accurate, see Known issues
\n
\n
\n
(optional) If you want to add more than one segment, move to the desired start time and press +, then select the next segment start/end times with I/O.
\n
(optional) If you want to re-merge all the selected segments into one file after cutting, toggle the button Separate files to Merge cuts.
\n
(optional) If you want to export to a certain output folder, press the Working dir unset button (default: Input file folder)
\n
(optional) If you want to change orientation, press the rotation button
\n
(optional) By default, audio, video and subtitle tracks from the input file will be cut and exported. Press the Tracks button to customise and/or add new tracks from other files.
\n
(optional) select a new output format
\n
Press the Export button (or E) to run the export
\n
Press the Camera button (or C) if you want to take a JPEG/PNG snapshot from the current time
\n
If you want to move the original file to trash, press the trash button
\n
For best results you may need to trial and error with another output format (matroska takes nearly everything), change keyframe cut mode or disable some tracks, see known issues below.
\n
\n
Note: The original video file will not be modified. Instead it creates a lossless export to a new file in the same directory as the original file with from/to timestamps.
\n
Note also that the cut is currently not precise around the cutpoints, so video before/after the nearest keyframe will be discarded. EXIF metadata is preserved.
\n
Known issues & limitations
\n
\n
Cutting times are not accurate! Start cut time will be \"rounded\" to the nearest previous keyframe.\n
\n
Lossless cutting is not an exact science. For some codecs it just works. For others you may need to trial and error depending on the codec, keyframes etc to get the best cut. See #330
\n
Your mileage may vary when it comes to Keyframe cut vs Normal cut. You may need to try both, depending on the video. ffmpeg also has documentation about these two seek/cut modes. Keyframe cut means -ssbefore-i and Normal cut means -ssafter-i.
\n
\n
\n
When exporting you may lose some proprietary data tracks (like tmcd, fdsc and gpmd added by GoPro). These can be exported to separate files however
\n
Some codecs are not supported natively. There is partial support with low quality. You can convert to supported codec from the menu, see #88
\n
\n
Troubleshooting
\n
\n
If you get an error when cutting or opening any kind of file under Windows, try to disable your anti-virus. See #18
\n
If you get an error on Linux like FATAL:setuid_sandbox_host.cc(157)] The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctly. Rather than run without sandboxing I'm aborting now., try to run it as ./lossless-cut --no-sandbox. See #258
\n
If any other problem, check Known issues, or please search for existing issues before you file an issue here on GitHub.
\n
\n
CSV import/export
\n
The CSV export/import function takes csv files with one cut segment on each line. Each line contains three columns: segment start, segment end, label.
\n
segment start and segment end are expressed in seconds or left empty. Empty segment end means segment ends at the duration of the video.
\n
Note that you must use comma , to separate the fields (not semicolon ;)
\n
example.csv
\n
,56.9568,First segment starting at 0\n70,842.33,\"Another quoted label\"\n1234,,Last segment\n
\n
Shameless Plug
\n
\n
I made a command line video editor with slick transitions and lots of colors! editly
\n
I made a tool for cross platform sharing of files between computer/phone over the local network: ezshare
\n
\n
Donate 🙈
\n
This project is maintained by me alone. The project will always remain free and open source, but if it's useful for you, consider supporting me. :) It will give me extra motivation to improve it. Or even better donate to ffmpeg because they are doing the world a big favor 🙏
Luna was created with main purpose to provide a flexible and modern UI for npm dependencies management. Furthermore I wanted to create a project with the latest web technologies combined in one application.
Preview package details (versions, statistics, dependencies and more)
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Get notifications for missing dependencies or extraneous dependencies
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Reporting (audit/doctor)
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Screenshots
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\n \n
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\n \n
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How it works
\n
The Renderer Process architecture:
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Action (Event) driven nature
\n
The IO Management, Business Logic Management and Predictable Application State Management processors (middlewares)\nare subscribers of the application action stream.
\n
The IO Management and Business Logic Management are consumers and producers of actions.
\n
The Predictable State Management is just a consumer of actions
\n
The views are listeners of the predictable state and they are re rendered whenever the predictable state changes\nand they produce actions upon the user interaction (clicks)
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
Usage
\n
Install application's dependencies:
\n
npm install
\n
Start the application
\n
npm start
\n
Start the development server and run the application in development mode:
\n
npm run dev
\n
Binaries
\n
All binaries of the latest version are uploaded to the releases
\n
Tech Stack
\n
\n
Electron - 🛠 - 🐙 - Build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
\n
React - 🛠 - 🐙 - React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces
\n
Redux - 🛠 - 🐙 - Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
\n
Webpack - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A static module bundler for modern JavaScript applications.
\n
Babel - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A JavaScript compiler; use next generation JavaScript, today.
Luna was created with main purpose to provide a flexible and modern UI for npm dependencies management. Furthermore I wanted to create a project with the latest web technologies combined in one application.
Preview package details (versions, statistics, dependencies and more)
\n
Get notifications for missing dependencies or extraneous dependencies
\n
Reporting (audit/doctor)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
How it works
\n
The Renderer Process architecture:
\n
\n
Action (Event) driven nature
\n
The IO Management, Business Logic Management and Predictable Application State Management processors (middlewares)\nare subscribers of the application action stream.
\n
The IO Management and Business Logic Management are consumers and producers of actions.
\n
The Predictable State Management is just a consumer of actions
\n
The views are listeners of the predictable state and they are re rendered whenever the predictable state changes\nand they produce actions upon the user interaction (clicks)
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
Usage
\n
Install application's dependencies:
\n
npm install
\n
Start the application
\n
npm start
\n
Start the development server and run the application in development mode:
\n
npm run dev
\n
Binaries
\n
All binaries of the latest version are uploaded to the releases
\n
Tech Stack
\n
\n
Electron - 🛠 - 🐙 - Build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
\n
React - 🛠 - 🐙 - React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces
\n
Redux - 🛠 - 🐙 - Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
\n
Webpack - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A static module bundler for modern JavaScript applications.
\n
Babel - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A JavaScript compiler; use next generation JavaScript, today.
Luna was created with main purpose to provide a flexible and modern UI for npm dependencies management. Furthermore I wanted to create a project with the latest web technologies combined in one application.
Preview package details (versions, statistics, dependencies and more)
\n
Get notifications for missing dependencies or extraneous dependencies
\n
Reporting (audit/doctor)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
How it works
\n
The Renderer Process architecture:
\n
\n
Action (Event) driven nature
\n
The IO Management, Business Logic Management and Predictable Application State Management processors (middlewares)\nare subscribers of the application action stream.
\n
The IO Management and Business Logic Management are consumers and producers of actions.
\n
The Predictable State Management is just a consumer of actions
\n
The views are listeners of the predictable state and they are re rendered whenever the predictable state changes\nand they produce actions upon the user interaction (clicks)
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
Usage
\n
Install application's dependencies:
\n
npm install
\n
Start the application
\n
npm start
\n
Start the development server and run the application in development mode:
\n
npm run dev
\n
Binaries
\n
All binaries of the latest version are uploaded to the releases
\n
Tech Stack
\n
\n
Electron - 🛠 - 🐙 - Build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
\n
React - 🛠 - 🐙 - React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces
\n
Redux - 🛠 - 🐙 - Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
\n
Webpack - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A static module bundler for modern JavaScript applications.
\n
Babel - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A JavaScript compiler; use next generation JavaScript, today.
Luna was created with main purpose to provide a flexible and modern UI for npm dependencies management. Furthermore I wanted to create a project with the latest web technologies combined in one application.
Preview package details (versions, statistics, dependencies and more)
\n
Get notifications for missing dependencies or extraneous dependencies
\n
Reporting (audit/doctor)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
How it works
\n
The Renderer Process architecture:
\n
\n
Action (Event) driven nature
\n
The IO Management, Business Logic Management and Predictable Application State Management processors (middlewares)\nare subscribers of the application action stream.
\n
The IO Management and Business Logic Management are consumers and producers of actions.
\n
The Predictable State Management is just a consumer of actions
\n
The views are listeners of the predictable state and they are re rendered whenever the predictable state changes\nand they produce actions upon the user interaction (clicks)
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n
Usage
\n
Install application's dependencies:
\n
npm install
\n
Start the application
\n
npm start
\n
Start the development server and run the application in development mode:
\n
npm run dev
\n
Binaries
\n
All binaries of the latest version are uploaded to the releases
\n
Tech Stack
\n
\n
Electron - 🛠 - 🐙 - Build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
\n
React - 🛠 - 🐙 - React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces
\n
Redux - 🛠 - 🐙 - Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
\n
Webpack - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A static module bundler for modern JavaScript applications.
\n
Babel - 🛠️ - 🐙 - A JavaScript compiler; use next generation JavaScript, today.
For ease of development, you can set the following query string to see network options in login page:
\n
http://localhost:8080/#/?showNetwork=true\n
\n
If you are actively developing in a specific route, and want to be autologged in everytime you reload the page, please add the following to localStorage:
\n
localStorage.setItem('liskCoreUrl', 'http://localhost:4000') // desired node to log in into\nlocalStorage.setItem('loginKey', 'wagon stock borrow episode laundry kitten salute link globe zero feed marble') // desired account passphrase\n
\n
When developing with hardware wallet, this will log you into to first account on the first connected hardware wallet:
\n
localStorage.setItem('liskCoreUrl', 'http://localhost:4000') // desired node to log in into\nlocalStorage.setItem('hwWalletAutoLogin', true);\n
\n
Build
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Using Commercial Fonts
\n
Since some of the fonts used in the production version are commercial, this repository only contains open source fonts and uses Open Sans as a replacement for the commercial ones.
\n
If you have licensed copies of Basier Circle and Gilroy, you can add them to fonts folder to replace the empty files that are there so that webpack build doesn't fail if the fonts are not present.
\n
Electron
\n
Start
\n
Start the Electron client. Before staring you need to make sure the application is built. If you need to build the entire application, run
\n
npm run build\n
\n
as mentioned before. And if you want to solely build electron app, run
\n
npm run build-electron\n
\n
Then, in order to launch electron, you can run
\n
npm run start\n
\n
Then, in order to launch version with hardware wallet, you can run
\n
npm run dev-hardware-wallet\n
\n
In order to launch electron that gets live updates from already running webpack-dev-server on port 8080 and with react/redux dev tools, you can run
\n
LISK_HUB_URL="http://localhost:8080" DEBUG=true npm run start\n
\n
Windows
\n
Build package for Windows (on Windows in Git BASH).
\n
npm run pack:win\n
\n
macOS
\n
Build package for macOS (on macOs)
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Linux
\n
Build package for Linux (on Linux).
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Run unit tests
\n
Single run
\n
npm run test\n
\n
Run each time a file changes
\n
npm run test-live\n
\n
Run end-to-end tests
\n
In order to run e2e tests you need to install lisk-core
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
For ease of development, you can set the following query string to see network options in login page:
\n
http://localhost:8080/#/?showNetwork=true\n
\n
If you are actively developing in a specific route, and want to be autologged in everytime you reload the page, please add the following to localStorage:
\n
localStorage.setItem('liskCoreUrl', 'http://localhost:4000') // desired node to log in into\nlocalStorage.setItem('loginKey', 'wagon stock borrow episode laundry kitten salute link globe zero feed marble') // desired account passphrase\n
\n
When developing with hardware wallet, this will log you into to first account on the first connected hardware wallet:
\n
localStorage.setItem('liskCoreUrl', 'http://localhost:4000') // desired node to log in into\nlocalStorage.setItem('hwWalletAutoLogin', true);\n
\n
Build
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Using Commercial Fonts
\n
Since some of the fonts used in the production version are commercial, this repository only contains open source fonts and uses Open Sans as a replacement for the commercial ones.
\n
If you have licensed copies of Basier Circle and Gilroy, you can add them to fonts folder to replace the empty files that are there so that webpack build doesn't fail if the fonts are not present.
\n
Electron
\n
Start
\n
Start the Electron client. Before staring you need to make sure the application is built. If you need to build the entire application, run
\n
npm run build\n
\n
as mentioned before. And if you want to solely build electron app, run
\n
npm run build-electron\n
\n
Then, in order to launch electron, you can run
\n
npm run start\n
\n
Then, in order to launch version with hardware wallet, you can run
\n
npm run dev-hardware-wallet\n
\n
In order to launch electron that gets live updates from already running webpack-dev-server on port 8080 and with react/redux dev tools, you can run
\n
LISK_HUB_URL=\"http://localhost:8080\" DEBUG=true npm run start\n
\n
Windows
\n
Build package for Windows (on Windows in Git BASH).
\n
npm run pack:win\n
\n
macOS
\n
Build package for macOS (on macOs)
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Linux
\n
Build package for Linux (on Linux).
\n
npm run pack \n
\n
Run unit tests
\n
Single run
\n
npm run test\n
\n
Run each time a file changes
\n
npm run test-live\n
\n
Run end-to-end tests
\n
In order to run e2e tests you need to install lisk-core
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
LPS Studio is an interactive storytelling tool for visualising Logic Production System (LPS) programs using the lps.js interpreter on top of using Electron and Angular frameworks.
\n
Self-contained installers of LPS Studio for various platforms are available in the Releases page.
\n
\n
Development Setup
\n
To setup for development, ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. After cloning this repository, install all dependencies using:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Once all dependencies are installed, you can run an instance of LPS Studio by running the command:
\n
npm run electron:local\n
\n
If incompatible Node.js or npm version warnings show up, follow the instructions given and update your Node.js / npm as required. Angular compilation requires at least Node.js v8.9 or newer.
\n
Packaging
\n
To package LPS Studio for distribution, you will need to run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
For Windows (msi and Setup): npm run electron:windows
\n
For macOS (DMG): npm run electron:mac
\n
For Linux (AppImage and Debian): npm run electron:linux
\n
For all three paltforms: npm run electron:all
\n
\n
License
\n
LPS Studio is open source and licensed under the BSD 3-Clause. The implementation depends on the LPS runtime lps.js and several other open source . lps.js was implemented as part of Sam Yong's MSc Computer Science Individual Project and thesis at Imperial College London in 2018.
\n
Images and illustrations in this repository, otherwise explicitly stated, are made by Sam Yong and are licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
LPS Studio
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
LPS Studio is an interactive storytelling tool for visualising Logic Production System (LPS) programs using the lps.js interpreter on top of using Electron and Angular frameworks.
\n
Self-contained installers of LPS Studio for various platforms are available in the Releases page.
\n
\n
Development Setup
\n
To setup for development, ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. After cloning this repository, install all dependencies using:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Once all dependencies are installed, you can run an instance of LPS Studio by running the command:
\n
npm run electron:local\n
\n
If incompatible Node.js or npm version warnings show up, follow the instructions given and update your Node.js / npm as required. Angular compilation requires at least Node.js v8.9 or newer.
\n
Packaging
\n
To package LPS Studio for distribution, you will need to run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
For Windows (msi and Setup): npm run electron:windows
\n
For macOS (DMG): npm run electron:mac
\n
For Linux (AppImage and Debian): npm run electron:linux
\n
For all three paltforms: npm run electron:all
\n
\n
License
\n
LPS Studio is open source and licensed under the BSD 3-Clause. The implementation depends on the LPS runtime lps.js and several other open source . lps.js was implemented as part of Sam Yong's MSc Computer Science Individual Project and thesis at Imperial College London in 2018.
\n
Images and illustrations in this repository, otherwise explicitly stated, are made by Sam Yong and are licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.
MagicCap is a image/GIF capture suite for Mac and Linux. You can get a precompiled copy from the releases page of this GitHub page. It has the following features:
\n
\n
Very cross compatible. You should get the same experience on Mac and Linux.
\n
Very easy to add to. You don't need to faff around with modifying HTML; instead you write a small file that includes all of the config options and the upload script (most of this is handled by capture.js anyway).
\n
Very fast. Captures are optimised to be as fast as possible.
\n
Very flexible. You can choose to upload to whatever service you want to or just save the file.
\n
Very functional. Want to capture a GIF? No problem. Want to blur a screenshot? No problem. MagicCap is there to help you with whatever you want.
MagicCap supports the following uploaders (this list will expand over time):
\n
\n
Custom HTTP POST
\n
elixi.re
\n
Passive (S)FTP
\n
Pomf
\n
imgur
\n
Lunus
\n
i.magiccap
\n
reUpload
\n
Ultrashare
\n
S3 (Amazon and other S3-compatible providers)
\n
ShareX (upload only)
\n
\n
Credit
\n
The following people have done a ton to help in the creation of MagicCap. If you have done something to help and want your name here, feel free to make a pull request. This is in alphabetical order, not the order of the work people have done:
\n
\n
Devon (Da532) - Made all of the branding.
\n
Harrison (AO554) - Helped us test for Mac.
\n
Jacob (Kelwing) - Helped with some Go towards the project.
\n
Jake (JakeMakesStuff) - Made the majority of the GUI/capture code for MagicCap.
\n
Jake (techfan36) - Helped us test for Linux.
\n
Matt (IPv4) - Refactored file naming, added random emoji & upload from clipboard.
\n
Rhys (SunburntRock89) - Helped me with the structure and fixing bugs. Also fixed FTP.
\n
Sam (REC) - Made the FTP logo.
\n
\n
Building
\n
In order to download needed packages, run npm i. This will get all of the needed packages. You can then run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
npm run maccompile - Compiles for Mac.
\n
npm run linuxcompile - Compiles for Linux.
\n
\n
Mac Note
\n
If you are on Mac, you'll need to download XCode.
\n
More Information
\n
For more information on installation/configuration and compiling, please refer to the documentation.
MagicCap is a image/GIF capture suite for Mac and Linux. You can get a precompiled copy from the releases page of this GitHub page. It has the following features:
\n
\n
Very cross compatible. You should get the same experience on Mac and Linux.
\n
Very easy to add to. You don't need to faff around with modifying HTML; instead you write a small file that includes all of the config options and the upload script (most of this is handled by capture.js anyway).
\n
Very fast. Captures are optimised to be as fast as possible.
\n
Very flexible. You can choose to upload to whatever service you want to or just save the file.
\n
Very functional. Want to capture a GIF? No problem. Want to blur a screenshot? No problem. MagicCap is there to help you with whatever you want.
MagicCap supports the following uploaders (this list will expand over time):
\n
\n
Custom HTTP POST
\n
elixi.re
\n
Passive (S)FTP
\n
Pomf
\n
imgur
\n
Lunus
\n
i.magiccap
\n
reUpload
\n
Ultrashare
\n
S3 (Amazon and other S3-compatible providers)
\n
ShareX (upload only)
\n
\n
Credit
\n
The following people have done a ton to help in the creation of MagicCap. If you have done something to help and want your name here, feel free to make a pull request. This is in alphabetical order, not the order of the work people have done:
\n
\n
Devon (Da532) - Made all of the branding.
\n
Harrison (AO554) - Helped us test for Mac.
\n
Jacob (Kelwing) - Helped with some Go towards the project.
\n
Jake (JakeMakesStuff) - Made the majority of the GUI/capture code for MagicCap.
\n
Jake (techfan36) - Helped us test for Linux.
\n
Matt (IPv4) - Refactored file naming, added random emoji & upload from clipboard.
\n
Rhys (SunburntRock89) - Helped me with the structure and fixing bugs. Also fixed FTP.
\n
Sam (REC) - Made the FTP logo.
\n
\n
Building
\n
In order to download needed packages, run npm i. This will get all of the needed packages. You can then run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
npm run maccompile - Compiles for Mac.
\n
npm run linuxcompile - Compiles for Linux.
\n
\n
Mac Note
\n
If you are on Mac, you'll need to download XCode.
\n
More Information
\n
For more information on installation/configuration and compiling, please refer to the documentation.
LPS Studio is an interactive storytelling tool for visualising Logic Production System (LPS) programs using the lps.js interpreter on top of using Electron and Angular frameworks.
\n
Self-contained installers of LPS Studio for various platforms are available in the Releases page.
\n
\n
Development Setup
\n
To setup for development, ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. After cloning this repository, install all dependencies using:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Once all dependencies are installed, you can run an instance of LPS Studio by running the command:
\n
npm run electron:local\n
\n
If incompatible Node.js or npm version warnings show up, follow the instructions given and update your Node.js / npm as required. Angular compilation requires at least Node.js v8.9 or newer.
\n
Packaging
\n
To package LPS Studio for distribution, you will need to run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
For Windows (msi and Setup): npm run electron:windows
\n
For macOS (DMG): npm run electron:mac
\n
For Linux (AppImage and Debian): npm run electron:linux
\n
For all three paltforms: npm run electron:all
\n
\n
License
\n
LPS Studio is open source and licensed under the BSD 3-Clause. The implementation depends on the LPS runtime lps.js and several other open source . lps.js was implemented as part of Sam Yong's MSc Computer Science Individual Project and thesis at Imperial College London in 2018.
\n
Images and illustrations in this repository, otherwise explicitly stated, are made by Sam Yong and are licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
LPS Studio
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
LPS Studio is an interactive storytelling tool for visualising Logic Production System (LPS) programs using the lps.js interpreter on top of using Electron and Angular frameworks.
\n
Self-contained installers of LPS Studio for various platforms are available in the Releases page.
\n
\n
Development Setup
\n
To setup for development, ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. After cloning this repository, install all dependencies using:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Once all dependencies are installed, you can run an instance of LPS Studio by running the command:
\n
npm run electron:local\n
\n
If incompatible Node.js or npm version warnings show up, follow the instructions given and update your Node.js / npm as required. Angular compilation requires at least Node.js v8.9 or newer.
\n
Packaging
\n
To package LPS Studio for distribution, you will need to run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
For Windows (msi and Setup): npm run electron:windows
\n
For macOS (DMG): npm run electron:mac
\n
For Linux (AppImage and Debian): npm run electron:linux
\n
For all three paltforms: npm run electron:all
\n
\n
License
\n
LPS Studio is open source and licensed under the BSD 3-Clause. The implementation depends on the LPS runtime lps.js and several other open source . lps.js was implemented as part of Sam Yong's MSc Computer Science Individual Project and thesis at Imperial College London in 2018.
\n
Images and illustrations in this repository, otherwise explicitly stated, are made by Sam Yong and are licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.
MagicCap is a image/GIF capture suite for Mac and Linux. You can get a precompiled copy from the releases page of this GitHub page. It has the following features:
\n
\n
Very cross compatible. You should get the same experience on Mac and Linux.
\n
Very easy to add to. You don't need to faff around with modifying HTML; instead you write a small file that includes all of the config options and the upload script (most of this is handled by capture.js anyway).
\n
Very fast. Captures are optimised to be as fast as possible.
\n
Very flexible. You can choose to upload to whatever service you want to or just save the file.
\n
Very functional. Want to capture a GIF? No problem. Want to blur a screenshot? No problem. MagicCap is there to help you with whatever you want.
MagicCap supports the following uploaders (this list will expand over time):
\n
\n
Custom HTTP POST
\n
elixi.re
\n
Passive (S)FTP
\n
Pomf
\n
imgur
\n
Lunus
\n
i.magiccap
\n
reUpload
\n
Ultrashare
\n
S3 (Amazon and other S3-compatible providers)
\n
ShareX (upload only)
\n
\n
Credit
\n
The following people have done a ton to help in the creation of MagicCap. If you have done something to help and want your name here, feel free to make a pull request. This is in alphabetical order, not the order of the work people have done:
\n
\n
Devon (Da532) - Made all of the branding.
\n
Harrison (AO554) - Helped us test for Mac.
\n
Jacob (Kelwing) - Helped with some Go towards the project.
\n
Jake (JakeMakesStuff) - Made the majority of the GUI/capture code for MagicCap.
\n
Jake (techfan36) - Helped us test for Linux.
\n
Matt (IPv4) - Refactored file naming, added random emoji & upload from clipboard.
\n
Rhys (SunburntRock89) - Helped me with the structure and fixing bugs. Also fixed FTP.
\n
Sam (REC) - Made the FTP logo.
\n
\n
Building
\n
In order to download needed packages, run npm i. This will get all of the needed packages. You can then run one of the following commands:
\n
\n
npm run maccompile - Compiles for Mac.
\n
npm run linuxcompile - Compiles for Linux.
\n
\n
Mac Note
\n
If you are on Mac, you'll need to download XCode.
\n
More Information
\n
For more information on installation/configuration and compiling, please refer to the documentation.
MagicCap is a image/GIF capture suite for Mac and Linux. You can get a precompiled copy from the releases page of this GitHub page. It has the following features:
\n
\n
Very cross compatible. You should get the same experience on Mac and Linux.
\n
Very easy to add to. You don't need to faff around with modifying HTML; instead you write a small file that includes all of the config options and the upload script (most of this is handled by capture.js anyway).
\n
Very fast. Captures are optimised to be as fast as possible.
\n
Very flexible. You can choose to upload to whatever service you want to or just save the file.
\n
Very functional. Want to capture a GIF? No problem. Want to blur a screenshot? No problem. MagicCap is there to help you with whatever you want.
MagicCap supports the following uploaders (this list will expand over time):
\n
\n
Custom HTTP POST
\n
elixi.re
\n
Passive (S)FTP
\n
Pomf
\n
imgur
\n
Lunus
\n
i.magiccap
\n
reUpload
\n
Ultrashare
\n
S3 (Amazon and other S3-compatible providers)
\n
ShareX (upload only)
\n
\n
Credit
\n
The following people have done a ton to help in the creation of MagicCap. If you have done something to help and want your name here, feel free to make a pull request. This is in alphabetical order, not the order of the work people have done:
\n
\n
Devon (Da532) - Made all of the branding.
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Harrison (AO554) - Helped us test for Mac.
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Jacob (Kelwing) - Helped with some Go towards the project.
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Jake (JakeMakesStuff) - Made the majority of the GUI/capture code for MagicCap.
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Jake (techfan36) - Helped us test for Linux.
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Matt (IPv4) - Refactored file naming, added random emoji & upload from clipboard.
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Rhys (SunburntRock89) - Helped me with the structure and fixing bugs. Also fixed FTP.
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Sam (REC) - Made the FTP logo.
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Building
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In order to download needed packages, run npm i. This will get all of the needed packages. You can then run one of the following commands:
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npm run maccompile - Compiles for Mac.
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npm run linuxcompile - Compiles for Linux.
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\n
Mac Note
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If you are on Mac, you'll need to download XCode.
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More Information
\n
For more information on installation/configuration and compiling, please refer to the documentation.
Mailspring is a new version of Nylas Mail maintained by one of the original authors. It's faster, leaner, and shipping today! It replaces the JavaScript sync code in Nylas Mail with a new C++ sync engine based on Mailcore2. It uses roughly half the RAM and CPU of Nylas Mail and idles with almost zero "CPU Wakes", which translates to great battery life. It also has an entirely revamped composer and other great new features.
\n
Mailspring's UI is open source (GPLv3) and written in TypeScript with Electron and React - it's built on a plugin architecture and was designed to be easy to extend. Check out CONTRIBUTING.md to get started!
\n
Mailspring's sync engine is spawned by the Electron application and runs locally on your computer. It will be open-sourced in the future but is currently closed source. When you set up your development environment, Mailspring uses the latest version of the sync process we've shipped for your platform so you don't need to pull sources or install its compile-time dependencies.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Mailspring comes packed with powerful features like Unified Inbox, Snooze, Send Later, Mail Rules, Templates and more. Mailspring Pro, which you can unlock with a monthly subscription, adds even more features for people who send a ton of email: link tracking, read receipts, mailbox analytics, contact and company profiles. All of these features run in the client - Mailspring does not send your email credentials to the cloud. For a full list of features, check out getmailspring.com.
\n
Download Mailspring
\n
You can download compiled versions of Mailspring for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (deb, rpm and snap) from https://getmailspring.com/download.
\n
Contributing
\n
Mailspring's UI is entirely open-source and pull requests and contributions are welcome! There are three ways to contribute: building a plugin, building a theme, and submitting pull requests to the project itself. When you're getting started, you may want to join our public slack so you can ask questions and learn from other people doing development.
\n
Mailspring's MailSync, however, is closed source. You can read more about the reasons why this is in the roadmap.
\n
Building A Plugin
\n
Plugins lie at the heart of Mailspring and give it its powerful features. Building your own plugins allows you to integrate the app with other tools, experiment with new workflows, and more. Follow the Getting Started guide to write your first plugin in five minutes.
A plugin "store" like the Chrome Web Store is coming soon, and will make it easy for other users to discover plugins you create. (Right now, users need to "sideload" the plugins into the app by downloading them and copying them into place.)
\n
Building a Theme
\n
The Mailspring user interface is styled using CSS, which means it's easy to modify and extend. Mailspring comes stock with a few beautiful themes, and there are many more which have been built by community developers. To start creating a theme, clone the theme starter!
Mailspring 1.5.0 and above support localization. If you're a fluent speaker of another language, we'd love your help improving translations. Check out the LOCALIZATION guide for more information.
\n
Contributing to Mailspring Core
\n
Pull requests are always welcome - check out CONTRIBUTING for more information about setting up the development environment, running tests locally, and submitting pull requests.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
💌 Mailspring
\n
\n\n
\n
Mailspring is a new version of Nylas Mail maintained by one of the original authors. It's faster, leaner, and shipping today! It replaces the JavaScript sync code in Nylas Mail with a new C++ sync engine based on Mailcore2. It uses roughly half the RAM and CPU of Nylas Mail and idles with almost zero \"CPU Wakes\", which translates to great battery life. It also has an entirely revamped composer and other great new features.
\n
Mailspring's UI is open source (GPLv3) and written in TypeScript with Electron and React - it's built on a plugin architecture and was designed to be easy to extend. Check out CONTRIBUTING.md to get started!
\n
Mailspring's sync engine is spawned by the Electron application and runs locally on your computer. It will be open-sourced in the future but is currently closed source. When you set up your development environment, Mailspring uses the latest version of the sync process we've shipped for your platform so you don't need to pull sources or install its compile-time dependencies.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Mailspring comes packed with powerful features like Unified Inbox, Snooze, Send Later, Mail Rules, Templates and more. Mailspring Pro, which you can unlock with a monthly subscription, adds even more features for people who send a ton of email: link tracking, read receipts, mailbox analytics, contact and company profiles. All of these features run in the client - Mailspring does not send your email credentials to the cloud. For a full list of features, check out getmailspring.com.
\n
Download Mailspring
\n
You can download compiled versions of Mailspring for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (deb, rpm and snap) from https://getmailspring.com/download.
\n
Contributing
\n
Mailspring's UI is entirely open-source and pull requests and contributions are welcome! There are three ways to contribute: building a plugin, building a theme, and submitting pull requests to the project itself. When you're getting started, you may want to join our public slack so you can ask questions and learn from other people doing development.
\n
Mailspring's MailSync, however, is closed source. You can read more about the reasons why this is in the roadmap.
\n
Building A Plugin
\n
Plugins lie at the heart of Mailspring and give it its powerful features. Building your own plugins allows you to integrate the app with other tools, experiment with new workflows, and more. Follow the Getting Started guide to write your first plugin in five minutes.
A plugin \"store\" like the Chrome Web Store is coming soon, and will make it easy for other users to discover plugins you create. (Right now, users need to \"sideload\" the plugins into the app by downloading them and copying them into place.)
\n
Building a Theme
\n
The Mailspring user interface is styled using CSS, which means it's easy to modify and extend. Mailspring comes stock with a few beautiful themes, and there are many more which have been built by community developers. To start creating a theme, clone the theme starter!
Mailspring 1.5.0 and above support localization. If you're a fluent speaker of another language, we'd love your help improving translations. Check out the LOCALIZATION guide for more information.
\n
Contributing to Mailspring Core
\n
Pull requests are always welcome - check out CONTRIBUTING for more information about setting up the development environment, running tests locally, and submitting pull requests.
Do you speak multiple languages? We need your help!
\n
If you're interested in translating Manta, please see the detailed instruction here.\nThe following languages are currently being translated, if you would like to Manta to support another language, please submit your request here.
Note that on Linux, some users might experience a GPU bug where the select options rendered as a black box, see issue #128 of Manta and issue #4322 of Electron. This can be fixed by disabling hardware acceleration like so:
\n
manta --disable-hardware-acceleration
\n
\n
Remember that doing this might lead to some degradation of the app's performance. This is why "the fix" is not included by default.
The main reason I decided to build this is because I need a simple tool to create good looking invoices, estimates, and receipts but couldn't find one that suits my needs. I don't do invoicing for a living but I do need it occasionally so an ideal invoicing app just needs to be good at one thing and one thing only, which is making invoices. I really don't need a full-fledged bookkeeping or accounting software.
\n
I believe there are many people such as freelance designers, developers, photographers or writers... also have such need. However, most (if not all) products I found have these these problems:
\n
Complexity
\n
\n
Most invoicing products nowadays is web-based, which means you’ll need to maintain a new account (possible a monthly fee, too) just to create an invoice.
\n
Sure, there some open-source products that can be self-hosted, but that will introduce a new layer of complexity to your workflow. Who will setup the product? Who will maintain the server? Who will cover the cost? ...
\n
You will always need internet connection to be able to create your invoices. It can be slow sometimes.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
When you use a web service, most of the time, you’re giving away your data whether you want it or not. Financial data is sensitive and I believe that no one should know about your data except yourself.
\n
\n
Goals
\n
With that in mind, I know that Manta would need to satisfy these criteria:
\n
\n
\n
🚀 Fast!!!
\n
\n
\n
👍 Friendly UI & UX
\n
\n
\n
🎉 Has nice looking templates
\n
\n
\n
🔒 Does not touch user’s data
\n
\n
\n
💰 Free! :)
\n
If you think Manta delivers these, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
\n
\n
Development
\n
It's very easy to get started with these 3 steps:
\n
\n
Clone this project to your local machine.
\n
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd Manta.
\n
Run yarn install to install dependencies.
\n
Run yarn dev in one tab to start webpack-dev-server.
\n
Run yarn start in another tab to open the app.
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands.\nUbuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
Is this app built with Electron?
\n
\n
Yes, it's built on top of Electron. Please see the Technologies section for more info.
\n
\n
What boilerplate did you use
\n
\n
None. This is my attempt to integrate Electron with React from scratch. The idea was to get a better understanding of how things work together, especially Webpack.\nBut I do take cue from other projects.
\n
\n
What CSS/UI Framework did you use?
\n
\n
I wrote all the CSS myself. I only use Bootstrap for prototyping at first. But I gradually encapsulate most of the style to the component with the help of styled-components. There is some places still use Bootstrap mostly for layout purpose but I'll get rid of it eventually.
Why did you name the project Manta? It has nothing to do with invoicing.
\n
\n
It's actually very common to associate an animal with your brand. There's a reason behind the Twitter bird, the famous MailChimp Freddy or the Docker whale ... It's called the Baby-Face bias. You can read more about it in the book Designing for Emotion by Aaron Walter.\nIn my case, I was inspired by the movie Racing Extinction and by naming this project Manta, I hope to raise people's awareness on some environmental issues mentioned in the movie. You can read more about it here
\n
\n
I like Manta's logo, did you design it?
\n
\n
Yes, I actually did all the illustrations as well as the templates that you see in the app.
\n
\n
Are you available for hire?
\n
\n
Yes, I'm exploring new opportunities at the moment. Please let me know what you have in mind.
\n
\n
How do I contact you?
\n
\n
If you find an issue, please report it here. For everything else, please drop me a line at hi@getmanta.app
\n
Acknowledgement
\n
Special thanks to Crowdin for providing an open-source license for Manta. Feel free to check out their website for more information about this amazing localization management platform.
Do you speak multiple languages? We need your help!
\n
If you're interested in translating Manta, please see the detailed instruction here.\nThe following languages are currently being translated, if you would like to Manta to support another language, please submit your request here.
Note that on Linux, some users might experience a GPU bug where the select options rendered as a black box, see issue #128 of Manta and issue #4322 of Electron. This can be fixed by disabling hardware acceleration like so:
\n
manta --disable-hardware-acceleration
\n
\n
Remember that doing this might lead to some degradation of the app's performance. This is why \"the fix\" is not included by default.
The main reason I decided to build this is because I need a simple tool to create good looking invoices, estimates, and receipts but couldn't find one that suits my needs. I don't do invoicing for a living but I do need it occasionally so an ideal invoicing app just needs to be good at one thing and one thing only, which is making invoices. I really don't need a full-fledged bookkeeping or accounting software.
\n
I believe there are many people such as freelance designers, developers, photographers or writers... also have such need. However, most (if not all) products I found have these these problems:
\n
Complexity
\n
\n
Most invoicing products nowadays is web-based, which means you’ll need to maintain a new account (possible a monthly fee, too) just to create an invoice.
\n
Sure, there some open-source products that can be self-hosted, but that will introduce a new layer of complexity to your workflow. Who will setup the product? Who will maintain the server? Who will cover the cost? ...
\n
You will always need internet connection to be able to create your invoices. It can be slow sometimes.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
When you use a web service, most of the time, you’re giving away your data whether you want it or not. Financial data is sensitive and I believe that no one should know about your data except yourself.
\n
\n
Goals
\n
With that in mind, I know that Manta would need to satisfy these criteria:
\n
\n
\n
🚀 Fast!!!
\n
\n
\n
👍 Friendly UI & UX
\n
\n
\n
🎉 Has nice looking templates
\n
\n
\n
🔒 Does not touch user’s data
\n
\n
\n
💰 Free! :)
\n
If you think Manta delivers these, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
\n
\n
Development
\n
It's very easy to get started with these 3 steps:
\n
\n
Clone this project to your local machine.
\n
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd Manta.
\n
Run yarn install to install dependencies.
\n
Run yarn dev in one tab to start webpack-dev-server.
\n
Run yarn start in another tab to open the app.
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands.\nUbuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
Is this app built with Electron?
\n
\n
Yes, it's built on top of Electron. Please see the Technologies section for more info.
\n
\n
What boilerplate did you use
\n
\n
None. This is my attempt to integrate Electron with React from scratch. The idea was to get a better understanding of how things work together, especially Webpack.\nBut I do take cue from other projects.
\n
\n
What CSS/UI Framework did you use?
\n
\n
I wrote all the CSS myself. I only use Bootstrap for prototyping at first. But I gradually encapsulate most of the style to the component with the help of styled-components. There is some places still use Bootstrap mostly for layout purpose but I'll get rid of it eventually.
Why did you name the project Manta? It has nothing to do with invoicing.
\n
\n
It's actually very common to associate an animal with your brand. There's a reason behind the Twitter bird, the famous MailChimp Freddy or the Docker whale ... It's called the Baby-Face bias. You can read more about it in the book Designing for Emotion by Aaron Walter.\nIn my case, I was inspired by the movie Racing Extinction and by naming this project Manta, I hope to raise people's awareness on some environmental issues mentioned in the movie. You can read more about it here
\n
\n
I like Manta's logo, did you design it?
\n
\n
Yes, I actually did all the illustrations as well as the templates that you see in the app.
\n
\n
Are you available for hire?
\n
\n
Yes, I'm exploring new opportunities at the moment. Please let me know what you have in mind.
\n
\n
How do I contact you?
\n
\n
If you find an issue, please report it here. For everything else, please drop me a line at hi@getmanta.app
\n
Acknowledgement
\n
Special thanks to Crowdin for providing an open-source license for Manta. Feel free to check out their website for more information about this amazing localization management platform.
Mailspring is a new version of Nylas Mail maintained by one of the original authors. It's faster, leaner, and shipping today! It replaces the JavaScript sync code in Nylas Mail with a new C++ sync engine based on Mailcore2. It uses roughly half the RAM and CPU of Nylas Mail and idles with almost zero "CPU Wakes", which translates to great battery life. It also has an entirely revamped composer and other great new features.
\n
Mailspring's UI is open source (GPLv3) and written in TypeScript with Electron and React - it's built on a plugin architecture and was designed to be easy to extend. Check out CONTRIBUTING.md to get started!
\n
Mailspring's sync engine is spawned by the Electron application and runs locally on your computer. It will be open-sourced in the future but is currently closed source. When you set up your development environment, Mailspring uses the latest version of the sync process we've shipped for your platform so you don't need to pull sources or install its compile-time dependencies.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Mailspring comes packed with powerful features like Unified Inbox, Snooze, Send Later, Mail Rules, Templates and more. Mailspring Pro, which you can unlock with a monthly subscription, adds even more features for people who send a ton of email: link tracking, read receipts, mailbox analytics, contact and company profiles. All of these features run in the client - Mailspring does not send your email credentials to the cloud. For a full list of features, check out getmailspring.com.
\n
Download Mailspring
\n
You can download compiled versions of Mailspring for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (deb, rpm and snap) from https://getmailspring.com/download.
\n
Contributing
\n
Mailspring's UI is entirely open-source and pull requests and contributions are welcome! There are three ways to contribute: building a plugin, building a theme, and submitting pull requests to the project itself. When you're getting started, you may want to join our public slack so you can ask questions and learn from other people doing development.
\n
Mailspring's MailSync, however, is closed source. You can read more about the reasons why this is in the roadmap.
\n
Building A Plugin
\n
Plugins lie at the heart of Mailspring and give it its powerful features. Building your own plugins allows you to integrate the app with other tools, experiment with new workflows, and more. Follow the Getting Started guide to write your first plugin in five minutes.
A plugin "store" like the Chrome Web Store is coming soon, and will make it easy for other users to discover plugins you create. (Right now, users need to "sideload" the plugins into the app by downloading them and copying them into place.)
\n
Building a Theme
\n
The Mailspring user interface is styled using CSS, which means it's easy to modify and extend. Mailspring comes stock with a few beautiful themes, and there are many more which have been built by community developers. To start creating a theme, clone the theme starter!
Mailspring 1.5.0 and above support localization. If you're a fluent speaker of another language, we'd love your help improving translations. Check out the LOCALIZATION guide for more information.
\n
Contributing to Mailspring Core
\n
Pull requests are always welcome - check out CONTRIBUTING for more information about setting up the development environment, running tests locally, and submitting pull requests.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
💌 Mailspring
\n
\n\n
\n
Mailspring is a new version of Nylas Mail maintained by one of the original authors. It's faster, leaner, and shipping today! It replaces the JavaScript sync code in Nylas Mail with a new C++ sync engine based on Mailcore2. It uses roughly half the RAM and CPU of Nylas Mail and idles with almost zero \"CPU Wakes\", which translates to great battery life. It also has an entirely revamped composer and other great new features.
\n
Mailspring's UI is open source (GPLv3) and written in TypeScript with Electron and React - it's built on a plugin architecture and was designed to be easy to extend. Check out CONTRIBUTING.md to get started!
\n
Mailspring's sync engine is spawned by the Electron application and runs locally on your computer. It will be open-sourced in the future but is currently closed source. When you set up your development environment, Mailspring uses the latest version of the sync process we've shipped for your platform so you don't need to pull sources or install its compile-time dependencies.
\n
\n
Features
\n
Mailspring comes packed with powerful features like Unified Inbox, Snooze, Send Later, Mail Rules, Templates and more. Mailspring Pro, which you can unlock with a monthly subscription, adds even more features for people who send a ton of email: link tracking, read receipts, mailbox analytics, contact and company profiles. All of these features run in the client - Mailspring does not send your email credentials to the cloud. For a full list of features, check out getmailspring.com.
\n
Download Mailspring
\n
You can download compiled versions of Mailspring for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (deb, rpm and snap) from https://getmailspring.com/download.
\n
Contributing
\n
Mailspring's UI is entirely open-source and pull requests and contributions are welcome! There are three ways to contribute: building a plugin, building a theme, and submitting pull requests to the project itself. When you're getting started, you may want to join our public slack so you can ask questions and learn from other people doing development.
\n
Mailspring's MailSync, however, is closed source. You can read more about the reasons why this is in the roadmap.
\n
Building A Plugin
\n
Plugins lie at the heart of Mailspring and give it its powerful features. Building your own plugins allows you to integrate the app with other tools, experiment with new workflows, and more. Follow the Getting Started guide to write your first plugin in five minutes.
A plugin \"store\" like the Chrome Web Store is coming soon, and will make it easy for other users to discover plugins you create. (Right now, users need to \"sideload\" the plugins into the app by downloading them and copying them into place.)
\n
Building a Theme
\n
The Mailspring user interface is styled using CSS, which means it's easy to modify and extend. Mailspring comes stock with a few beautiful themes, and there are many more which have been built by community developers. To start creating a theme, clone the theme starter!
Mailspring 1.5.0 and above support localization. If you're a fluent speaker of another language, we'd love your help improving translations. Check out the LOCALIZATION guide for more information.
\n
Contributing to Mailspring Core
\n
Pull requests are always welcome - check out CONTRIBUTING for more information about setting up the development environment, running tests locally, and submitting pull requests.
Easily explore, view and edit markdown documentation of a file tree.
\n
Common use case
\n
If your projects documentation is written in Markdown, with md files dispersed throughout your project tree, Mardown Explorer displays md files in a tree structure, and it allows filtering by file name or by file content.
\n
Quick start
\n
Just drop a folder on the window (or clic on the folder icon on top left) to show the Markdow documentation of this folder. Then, explore the tree on the left, and toggle view/edit mode on md file with the button on the top right.
\n
Features
\n
\n
md file Tree\n
\n
Show only md file in a file tree
\n
Filter\n
\n
Filter file tree by file content
\n
Filter file tree by file name
\n
Filter file tree by file path
\n
Highlight occurrences
\n
\n
\n
Ignore some folder names
\n
Tree and file content cache to speed up search/tree display
\n
Remove number and underscore from file/folder names in tree view
\n
\n
\n
md files\n
\n
View md file
\n
Add generated table of content automatically at begin of render view
\n
Edit md file
\n
Automatic save
\n
Quick md syntax help
\n
\n
\n
Navigate :\n
\n
previous/next opened md with scroll position
\n
relative reference md links
\n
\n
\n
Remember last opened tree/file
\n
Pass configiguration from command line : set tree/md path to show, and folders to ignore in tree
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
Md tree and view mode :
\n
\n
Edit mode :
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/jersou/markdown-explorer\n$ cd markdown-explorer\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n
This app is my first Electron app (except very small tests), then it's probably not a good example ;-), it's a quick dev to learn Electron and it would be necessary to refactor the code in the (near) future (but it's functional :-) ).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Markdown Explorer
\n
Easily explore, view and edit markdown documentation of a file tree.
\n
Common use case
\n
If your projects documentation is written in Markdown, with md files dispersed throughout your project tree, Mardown Explorer displays md files in a tree structure, and it allows filtering by file name or by file content.
\n
Quick start
\n
Just drop a folder on the window (or clic on the folder icon on top left) to show the Markdow documentation of this folder. Then, explore the tree on the left, and toggle view/edit mode on md file with the button on the top right.
\n
Features
\n
\n
md file Tree\n
\n
Show only md file in a file tree
\n
Filter\n
\n
Filter file tree by file content
\n
Filter file tree by file name
\n
Filter file tree by file path
\n
Highlight occurrences
\n
\n
\n
Ignore some folder names
\n
Tree and file content cache to speed up search/tree display
\n
Remove number and underscore from file/folder names in tree view
\n
\n
\n
md files\n
\n
View md file
\n
Add generated table of content automatically at begin of render view
\n
Edit md file
\n
Automatic save
\n
Quick md syntax help
\n
\n
\n
Navigate :\n
\n
previous/next opened md with scroll position
\n
relative reference md links
\n
\n
\n
Remember last opened tree/file
\n
Pass configiguration from command line : set tree/md path to show, and folders to ignore in tree
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
Md tree and view mode :
\n
\n
Edit mode :
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/jersou/markdown-explorer\n$ cd markdown-explorer\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n
This app is my first Electron app (except very small tests), then it's probably not a good example ;-), it's a quick dev to learn Electron and it would be necessary to refactor the code in the (near) future (but it's functional :-) ).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Do you speak multiple languages? We need your help!
\n
If you're interested in translating Manta, please see the detailed instruction here.\nThe following languages are currently being translated, if you would like to Manta to support another language, please submit your request here.
Note that on Linux, some users might experience a GPU bug where the select options rendered as a black box, see issue #128 of Manta and issue #4322 of Electron. This can be fixed by disabling hardware acceleration like so:
\n
manta --disable-hardware-acceleration
\n
\n
Remember that doing this might lead to some degradation of the app's performance. This is why "the fix" is not included by default.
The main reason I decided to build this is because I need a simple tool to create good looking invoices, estimates, and receipts but couldn't find one that suits my needs. I don't do invoicing for a living but I do need it occasionally so an ideal invoicing app just needs to be good at one thing and one thing only, which is making invoices. I really don't need a full-fledged bookkeeping or accounting software.
\n
I believe there are many people such as freelance designers, developers, photographers or writers... also have such need. However, most (if not all) products I found have these these problems:
\n
Complexity
\n
\n
Most invoicing products nowadays is web-based, which means you’ll need to maintain a new account (possible a monthly fee, too) just to create an invoice.
\n
Sure, there some open-source products that can be self-hosted, but that will introduce a new layer of complexity to your workflow. Who will setup the product? Who will maintain the server? Who will cover the cost? ...
\n
You will always need internet connection to be able to create your invoices. It can be slow sometimes.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
When you use a web service, most of the time, you’re giving away your data whether you want it or not. Financial data is sensitive and I believe that no one should know about your data except yourself.
\n
\n
Goals
\n
With that in mind, I know that Manta would need to satisfy these criteria:
\n
\n
\n
🚀 Fast!!!
\n
\n
\n
👍 Friendly UI & UX
\n
\n
\n
🎉 Has nice looking templates
\n
\n
\n
🔒 Does not touch user’s data
\n
\n
\n
💰 Free! :)
\n
If you think Manta delivers these, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
\n
\n
Development
\n
It's very easy to get started with these 3 steps:
\n
\n
Clone this project to your local machine.
\n
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd Manta.
\n
Run yarn install to install dependencies.
\n
Run yarn dev in one tab to start webpack-dev-server.
\n
Run yarn start in another tab to open the app.
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands.\nUbuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
Is this app built with Electron?
\n
\n
Yes, it's built on top of Electron. Please see the Technologies section for more info.
\n
\n
What boilerplate did you use
\n
\n
None. This is my attempt to integrate Electron with React from scratch. The idea was to get a better understanding of how things work together, especially Webpack.\nBut I do take cue from other projects.
\n
\n
What CSS/UI Framework did you use?
\n
\n
I wrote all the CSS myself. I only use Bootstrap for prototyping at first. But I gradually encapsulate most of the style to the component with the help of styled-components. There is some places still use Bootstrap mostly for layout purpose but I'll get rid of it eventually.
Why did you name the project Manta? It has nothing to do with invoicing.
\n
\n
It's actually very common to associate an animal with your brand. There's a reason behind the Twitter bird, the famous MailChimp Freddy or the Docker whale ... It's called the Baby-Face bias. You can read more about it in the book Designing for Emotion by Aaron Walter.\nIn my case, I was inspired by the movie Racing Extinction and by naming this project Manta, I hope to raise people's awareness on some environmental issues mentioned in the movie. You can read more about it here
\n
\n
I like Manta's logo, did you design it?
\n
\n
Yes, I actually did all the illustrations as well as the templates that you see in the app.
\n
\n
Are you available for hire?
\n
\n
Yes, I'm exploring new opportunities at the moment. Please let me know what you have in mind.
\n
\n
How do I contact you?
\n
\n
If you find an issue, please report it here. For everything else, please drop me a line at hi@getmanta.app
\n
Acknowledgement
\n
Special thanks to Crowdin for providing an open-source license for Manta. Feel free to check out their website for more information about this amazing localization management platform.
Do you speak multiple languages? We need your help!
\n
If you're interested in translating Manta, please see the detailed instruction here.\nThe following languages are currently being translated, if you would like to Manta to support another language, please submit your request here.
Note that on Linux, some users might experience a GPU bug where the select options rendered as a black box, see issue #128 of Manta and issue #4322 of Electron. This can be fixed by disabling hardware acceleration like so:
\n
manta --disable-hardware-acceleration
\n
\n
Remember that doing this might lead to some degradation of the app's performance. This is why \"the fix\" is not included by default.
The main reason I decided to build this is because I need a simple tool to create good looking invoices, estimates, and receipts but couldn't find one that suits my needs. I don't do invoicing for a living but I do need it occasionally so an ideal invoicing app just needs to be good at one thing and one thing only, which is making invoices. I really don't need a full-fledged bookkeeping or accounting software.
\n
I believe there are many people such as freelance designers, developers, photographers or writers... also have such need. However, most (if not all) products I found have these these problems:
\n
Complexity
\n
\n
Most invoicing products nowadays is web-based, which means you’ll need to maintain a new account (possible a monthly fee, too) just to create an invoice.
\n
Sure, there some open-source products that can be self-hosted, but that will introduce a new layer of complexity to your workflow. Who will setup the product? Who will maintain the server? Who will cover the cost? ...
\n
You will always need internet connection to be able to create your invoices. It can be slow sometimes.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
\n
When you use a web service, most of the time, you’re giving away your data whether you want it or not. Financial data is sensitive and I believe that no one should know about your data except yourself.
\n
\n
Goals
\n
With that in mind, I know that Manta would need to satisfy these criteria:
\n
\n
\n
🚀 Fast!!!
\n
\n
\n
👍 Friendly UI & UX
\n
\n
\n
🎉 Has nice looking templates
\n
\n
\n
🔒 Does not touch user’s data
\n
\n
\n
💰 Free! :)
\n
If you think Manta delivers these, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
\n
\n
Development
\n
It's very easy to get started with these 3 steps:
\n
\n
Clone this project to your local machine.
\n
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd Manta.
\n
Run yarn install to install dependencies.
\n
Run yarn dev in one tab to start webpack-dev-server.
\n
Run yarn start in another tab to open the app.
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands.\nUbuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
Is this app built with Electron?
\n
\n
Yes, it's built on top of Electron. Please see the Technologies section for more info.
\n
\n
What boilerplate did you use
\n
\n
None. This is my attempt to integrate Electron with React from scratch. The idea was to get a better understanding of how things work together, especially Webpack.\nBut I do take cue from other projects.
\n
\n
What CSS/UI Framework did you use?
\n
\n
I wrote all the CSS myself. I only use Bootstrap for prototyping at first. But I gradually encapsulate most of the style to the component with the help of styled-components. There is some places still use Bootstrap mostly for layout purpose but I'll get rid of it eventually.
Why did you name the project Manta? It has nothing to do with invoicing.
\n
\n
It's actually very common to associate an animal with your brand. There's a reason behind the Twitter bird, the famous MailChimp Freddy or the Docker whale ... It's called the Baby-Face bias. You can read more about it in the book Designing for Emotion by Aaron Walter.\nIn my case, I was inspired by the movie Racing Extinction and by naming this project Manta, I hope to raise people's awareness on some environmental issues mentioned in the movie. You can read more about it here
\n
\n
I like Manta's logo, did you design it?
\n
\n
Yes, I actually did all the illustrations as well as the templates that you see in the app.
\n
\n
Are you available for hire?
\n
\n
Yes, I'm exploring new opportunities at the moment. Please let me know what you have in mind.
\n
\n
How do I contact you?
\n
\n
If you find an issue, please report it here. For everything else, please drop me a line at hi@getmanta.app
\n
Acknowledgement
\n
Special thanks to Crowdin for providing an open-source license for Manta. Feel free to check out their website for more information about this amazing localization management platform.
Easily explore, view and edit markdown documentation of a file tree.
\n
Common use case
\n
If your projects documentation is written in Markdown, with md files dispersed throughout your project tree, Mardown Explorer displays md files in a tree structure, and it allows filtering by file name or by file content.
\n
Quick start
\n
Just drop a folder on the window (or clic on the folder icon on top left) to show the Markdow documentation of this folder. Then, explore the tree on the left, and toggle view/edit mode on md file with the button on the top right.
\n
Features
\n
\n
md file Tree\n
\n
Show only md file in a file tree
\n
Filter\n
\n
Filter file tree by file content
\n
Filter file tree by file name
\n
Filter file tree by file path
\n
Highlight occurrences
\n
\n
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Ignore some folder names
\n
Tree and file content cache to speed up search/tree display
\n
Remove number and underscore from file/folder names in tree view
\n
\n
\n
md files\n
\n
View md file
\n
Add generated table of content automatically at begin of render view
\n
Edit md file
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Automatic save
\n
Quick md syntax help
\n
\n
\n
Navigate :\n
\n
previous/next opened md with scroll position
\n
relative reference md links
\n
\n
\n
Remember last opened tree/file
\n
Pass configiguration from command line : set tree/md path to show, and folders to ignore in tree
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
Md tree and view mode :
\n
\n
Edit mode :
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/jersou/markdown-explorer\n$ cd markdown-explorer\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n
This app is my first Electron app (except very small tests), then it's probably not a good example ;-), it's a quick dev to learn Electron and it would be necessary to refactor the code in the (near) future (but it's functional :-) ).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Markdown Explorer
\n
Easily explore, view and edit markdown documentation of a file tree.
\n
Common use case
\n
If your projects documentation is written in Markdown, with md files dispersed throughout your project tree, Mardown Explorer displays md files in a tree structure, and it allows filtering by file name or by file content.
\n
Quick start
\n
Just drop a folder on the window (or clic on the folder icon on top left) to show the Markdow documentation of this folder. Then, explore the tree on the left, and toggle view/edit mode on md file with the button on the top right.
\n
Features
\n
\n
md file Tree\n
\n
Show only md file in a file tree
\n
Filter\n
\n
Filter file tree by file content
\n
Filter file tree by file name
\n
Filter file tree by file path
\n
Highlight occurrences
\n
\n
\n
Ignore some folder names
\n
Tree and file content cache to speed up search/tree display
\n
Remove number and underscore from file/folder names in tree view
\n
\n
\n
md files\n
\n
View md file
\n
Add generated table of content automatically at begin of render view
\n
Edit md file
\n
Automatic save
\n
Quick md syntax help
\n
\n
\n
Navigate :\n
\n
previous/next opened md with scroll position
\n
relative reference md links
\n
\n
\n
Remember last opened tree/file
\n
Pass configiguration from command line : set tree/md path to show, and folders to ignore in tree
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
Md tree and view mode :
\n
\n
Edit mode :
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/jersou/markdown-explorer\n$ cd markdown-explorer\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n
This app is my first Electron app (except very small tests), then it's probably not a good example ;-), it's a quick dev to learn Electron and it would be necessary to refactor the code in the (near) future (but it's functional :-) ).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/electron-markdownify\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd electron-markdownify\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest installable version of Markdownify for Windows, macOS and Linux.
\n
Emailware
\n
Markdownify is an emailware. Meaning, if you liked using this app or it has helped you in any way, I'd like you send me an email at bullredeyes@gmail.com about anything you'd want to say about this software. I'd really appreciate it!
\n
Credits
\n
This software uses the following open source packages:
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/electron-markdownify\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd electron-markdownify\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest installable version of Markdownify for Windows, macOS and Linux.
\n
Emailware
\n
Markdownify is an emailware. Meaning, if you liked using this app or it has helped you in any way, I'd like you send me an email at bullredeyes@gmail.com about anything you'd want to say about this software. I'd really appreciate it!
\n
Credits
\n
This software uses the following open source packages:
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/electron-markdownify\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd electron-markdownify\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest installable version of Markdownify for Windows, macOS and Linux.
\n
Emailware
\n
Markdownify is an emailware. Meaning, if you liked using this app or it has helped you in any way, I'd like you send me an email at bullredeyes@gmail.com about anything you'd want to say about this software. I'd really appreciate it!
\n
Credits
\n
This software uses the following open source packages:
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/electron-markdownify\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd electron-markdownify\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest installable version of Markdownify for Windows, macOS and Linux.
\n
Emailware
\n
Markdownify is an emailware. Meaning, if you liked using this app or it has helped you in any way, I'd like you send me an email at bullredeyes@gmail.com about anything you'd want to say about this software. I'd really appreciate it!
\n
Credits
\n
This software uses the following open source packages:
\n 🔆 Next generation markdown editor 🌙 \n A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor that focused on speed and usability. \n Available for Linux, macOS and Windows.\n
\n This Markdown editor that could. Built with ❤︎ by\n Jocs and\n \n contributors\n \n \n
\n \n
Supporting Mark Text
\n
Mark Text is an MIT licensed open source project, and the latest version will always be downloadable for free from the GitHub release page. Mark Text is still in development, and its development is inseparable from all sponsors. I hope you join them:
What's the difference between Patreon and Open Collective?
\n
Patreon: Funds will be directly sponsored to Luo Ran (@jocs) who created Mark Text and continues to maintain it.\nOpen Collective: All expenses are transparent. The funds will be used for the development and maintenance of Mark Text, funding online and offline activities, and acquiring other necessary resources.\nNames and company logos of all sponsors (from both Patreon and Open Collective) will appear on the official website for Mark Text and in its README.md file.
Markdown extensions such as math expressions (KaTeX), front matter and emojis.
\n
Support paragraphs and inline style shortcuts to improve your writing efficiency.
\n
Output HTML and PDF files.
\n
Various themes: Cadmium Light, Material Dark etc.
\n
Various editing modes: Source Code mode, Typewriter mode, Focus mode.
\n
\n
🌙themes🔆
\n
\n\n
\n
Cadmium Light
\n
Dark
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Graphite Light
\n
Material Dark
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Ulysses Light
\n
One Dark
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
😸Edit modes🐶
\n
\n\n
\n
Source Code
\n
Typewriter
\n
Focus
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Why write another editor?
\n\n
I love writing. I have used a lot of markdown editors, yet there is still not an editor that can fully meet my needs. I don't like to be disturbed when I write by some unbearable bug. Mark Text uses virtual DOM to render pages which has the added benefits of being highly efficient and being open source. That way anyone who loves markdown and writing can use Mark Text.
\n
As mentioned above, Mark Text is completely free and open source and will be open source forever. We hope that all markdown lovers will contribute their own code and help develop Mark Text into a popular markdown editor.
\n
There are many markdown editors and all have their own merits, some have features which others don't. It's difficult to satisfy each markdown users' needs but we hope Mark Text will be able to satisfy each markdown user as much as possible. Although the latest Mark Text is still not perfect, we will try to make it as best as we possibly can.
\n\n
Download and Installation
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Want to see new features of the latest version? Please refer to CHANGELOG.
\n
macOS
\n
You can either download the latest marktext-%version%.dmg from the release page or install Mark Text using homebrew cask. To use Homebrew-Cask you just need to have Homebrew installed.
\n
brew cask install mark-text
\n
Windows
\n
Simply download and install Mark Text via setup wizard (marktext-setup-%version%.exe) and choose whether to install per-user or machine wide.
All binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows can be downloaded from the release page. If a version is unavailable for your system, then please open an issue.
\n
Development
\n
If you wish to build Mark Text yourself, please check out our build instructions.
If you have any questions regarding Mark Text, you are welcome to write an issue. When doing so please use the default format found when opening an issue. Of course, if you submit a PR directly, it will be greatly appreciated.
\n
Integrations
\n
\n
Alfred Workflow: A Workflow for the macOS app Alfred: Use "mt" to open files/folder with Mark Text.
\n
\n
Contribution
\n
Mark Text is in full development, please make sure to read the Contributing Guide before making a pull request. Want to add some features to Mark Text? Refer to our roadmap and open issues.
\n
Contributors
\n
Thank you to all the people who have already contributed to Mark Text[contributors]
\n
Special thanks to @Yasujizr who designed the Mark Text logo.
\n 🔆 Next generation markdown editor 🌙 \n A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor that focused on speed and usability. \n Available for Linux, macOS and Windows.\n
\n This Markdown editor that could. Built with ❤︎ by\n Jocs and\n \n contributors\n \n \n
\n \n
Supporting Mark Text
\n
Mark Text is an MIT licensed open source project, and the latest version will always be downloadable for free from the GitHub release page. Mark Text is still in development, and its development is inseparable from all sponsors. I hope you join them:
What's the difference between Patreon and Open Collective?
\n
Patreon: Funds will be directly sponsored to Luo Ran (@jocs) who created Mark Text and continues to maintain it.\nOpen Collective: All expenses are transparent. The funds will be used for the development and maintenance of Mark Text, funding online and offline activities, and acquiring other necessary resources.\nNames and company logos of all sponsors (from both Patreon and Open Collective) will appear on the official website for Mark Text and in its README.md file.
Markdown extensions such as math expressions (KaTeX), front matter and emojis.
\n
Support paragraphs and inline style shortcuts to improve your writing efficiency.
\n
Output HTML and PDF files.
\n
Various themes: Cadmium Light, Material Dark etc.
\n
Various editing modes: Source Code mode, Typewriter mode, Focus mode.
\n
\n
🌙themes🔆
\n
\n\n
\n
Cadmium Light
\n
Dark
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Graphite Light
\n
Material Dark
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Ulysses Light
\n
One Dark
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
😸Edit modes🐶
\n
\n\n
\n
Source Code
\n
Typewriter
\n
Focus
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Why write another editor?
\n\n
I love writing. I have used a lot of markdown editors, yet there is still not an editor that can fully meet my needs. I don't like to be disturbed when I write by some unbearable bug. Mark Text uses virtual DOM to render pages which has the added benefits of being highly efficient and being open source. That way anyone who loves markdown and writing can use Mark Text.
\n
As mentioned above, Mark Text is completely free and open source and will be open source forever. We hope that all markdown lovers will contribute their own code and help develop Mark Text into a popular markdown editor.
\n
There are many markdown editors and all have their own merits, some have features which others don't. It's difficult to satisfy each markdown users' needs but we hope Mark Text will be able to satisfy each markdown user as much as possible. Although the latest Mark Text is still not perfect, we will try to make it as best as we possibly can.
\n\n
Download and Installation
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Want to see new features of the latest version? Please refer to CHANGELOG.
\n
macOS
\n
You can either download the latest marktext-%version%.dmg from the release page or install Mark Text using homebrew cask. To use Homebrew-Cask you just need to have Homebrew installed.
\n
brew cask install mark-text
\n
Windows
\n
Simply download and install Mark Text via setup wizard (marktext-setup-%version%.exe) and choose whether to install per-user or machine wide.
All binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows can be downloaded from the release page. If a version is unavailable for your system, then please open an issue.
\n
Development
\n
If you wish to build Mark Text yourself, please check out our build instructions.
If you have any questions regarding Mark Text, you are welcome to write an issue. When doing so please use the default format found when opening an issue. Of course, if you submit a PR directly, it will be greatly appreciated.
\n
Integrations
\n
\n
Alfred Workflow: A Workflow for the macOS app Alfred: Use \"mt\" to open files/folder with Mark Text.
\n
\n
Contribution
\n
Mark Text is in full development, please make sure to read the Contributing Guide before making a pull request. Want to add some features to Mark Text? Refer to our roadmap and open issues.
\n
Contributors
\n
Thank you to all the people who have already contributed to Mark Text[contributors]
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Special thanks to @Yasujizr who designed the Mark Text logo.
\n 🔆 Next generation markdown editor 🌙 \n A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor that focused on speed and usability. \n Available for Linux, macOS and Windows.\n
\n This Markdown editor that could. Built with ❤︎ by\n Jocs and\n \n contributors\n \n \n
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Supporting Mark Text
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Mark Text is an MIT licensed open source project, and the latest version will always be downloadable for free from the GitHub release page. Mark Text is still in development, and its development is inseparable from all sponsors. I hope you join them:
What's the difference between Patreon and Open Collective?
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Patreon: Funds will be directly sponsored to Luo Ran (@jocs) who created Mark Text and continues to maintain it.\nOpen Collective: All expenses are transparent. The funds will be used for the development and maintenance of Mark Text, funding online and offline activities, and acquiring other necessary resources.\nNames and company logos of all sponsors (from both Patreon and Open Collective) will appear on the official website for Mark Text and in its README.md file.
Markdown extensions such as math expressions (KaTeX), front matter and emojis.
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Support paragraphs and inline style shortcuts to improve your writing efficiency.
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Output HTML and PDF files.
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Various themes: Cadmium Light, Material Dark etc.
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Various editing modes: Source Code mode, Typewriter mode, Focus mode.
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Paste images directly from clipboard
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🌙themes🔆
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Cadmium Light
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Dark
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Graphite Light
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Material Dark
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Ulysses Light
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One Dark
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😸Edit modes🐶
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Source Code
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Typewriter
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Focus
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Why write another editor?
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I love writing. I have used a lot of markdown editors, yet there is still not an editor that can fully meet my needs. I don't like to be disturbed when I write by some unbearable bug. Mark Text uses virtual DOM to render pages which has the added benefits of being highly efficient and being open source. That way anyone who loves markdown and writing can use Mark Text.
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As mentioned above, Mark Text is completely free and open source and will be open source forever. We hope that all markdown lovers will contribute their own code and help develop Mark Text into a popular markdown editor.
\n
There are many markdown editors and all have their own merits, some have features which others don't. It's difficult to satisfy each markdown users' needs but we hope Mark Text will be able to satisfy each markdown user as much as possible. Although the latest Mark Text is still not perfect, we will try to make it as best as we possibly can.
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Download and Installation
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Want to see new features of the latest version? Please refer to CHANGELOG.
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macOS
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You can either download the latest marktext-%version%.dmg from the release page or install Mark Text using homebrew cask. To use Homebrew-Cask you just need to have Homebrew installed.
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brew cask install mark-text
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Windows
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Simply download and install Mark Text via setup wizard (marktext-setup-%version%.exe) and choose whether to install per-user or machine wide.
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Alternatively, install Mark Text using Chocolatey. To use Chocolatey you need to have Chocolatey installed.
All binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows can be downloaded from the release page. If a version is unavailable for your system, then please open an issue.
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Development
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If you wish to build Mark Text yourself, please check out our build instructions.
If you have any questions regarding Mark Text, you are welcome to write an issue. When doing so please use the default format found when opening an issue. Of course, if you submit a PR directly, it will be greatly appreciated.
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Integrations
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Alfred Workflow: A Workflow for the macOS app Alfred: Use "mt" to open files/folder with Mark Text.
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Contribution
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Mark Text is in full development, please make sure to read the Contributing Guide before making a pull request. Want to add some features to Mark Text? Refer to our roadmap and open issues.
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Contributors
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Thank you to all the people who have already contributed to Mark Text[contributors]
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Special thanks to @Yasujizr who designed the Mark Text logo.
\n 🔆 Next generation markdown editor 🌙 \n A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor that focused on speed and usability. \n Available for Linux, macOS and Windows.\n
\n This Markdown editor that could. Built with ❤︎ by\n Jocs and\n \n contributors\n \n \n
\n \n
Supporting Mark Text
\n
Mark Text is an MIT licensed open source project, and the latest version will always be downloadable for free from the GitHub release page. Mark Text is still in development, and its development is inseparable from all sponsors. I hope you join them:
What's the difference between Patreon and Open Collective?
\n
Patreon: Funds will be directly sponsored to Luo Ran (@jocs) who created Mark Text and continues to maintain it.\nOpen Collective: All expenses are transparent. The funds will be used for the development and maintenance of Mark Text, funding online and offline activities, and acquiring other necessary resources.\nNames and company logos of all sponsors (from both Patreon and Open Collective) will appear on the official website for Mark Text and in its README.md file.
Markdown extensions such as math expressions (KaTeX), front matter and emojis.
\n
Support paragraphs and inline style shortcuts to improve your writing efficiency.
\n
Output HTML and PDF files.
\n
Various themes: Cadmium Light, Material Dark etc.
\n
Various editing modes: Source Code mode, Typewriter mode, Focus mode.
\n
Paste images directly from clipboard
\n
\n
🌙themes🔆
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\n\n
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Cadmium Light
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Dark
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Graphite Light
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Material Dark
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Ulysses Light
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One Dark
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😸Edit modes🐶
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Source Code
\n
Typewriter
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Focus
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\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
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Why write another editor?
\n\n
I love writing. I have used a lot of markdown editors, yet there is still not an editor that can fully meet my needs. I don't like to be disturbed when I write by some unbearable bug. Mark Text uses virtual DOM to render pages which has the added benefits of being highly efficient and being open source. That way anyone who loves markdown and writing can use Mark Text.
\n
As mentioned above, Mark Text is completely free and open source and will be open source forever. We hope that all markdown lovers will contribute their own code and help develop Mark Text into a popular markdown editor.
\n
There are many markdown editors and all have their own merits, some have features which others don't. It's difficult to satisfy each markdown users' needs but we hope Mark Text will be able to satisfy each markdown user as much as possible. Although the latest Mark Text is still not perfect, we will try to make it as best as we possibly can.
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Download and Installation
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Want to see new features of the latest version? Please refer to CHANGELOG.
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macOS
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You can either download the latest marktext-%version%.dmg from the release page or install Mark Text using homebrew cask. To use Homebrew-Cask you just need to have Homebrew installed.
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brew cask install mark-text
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Windows
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Simply download and install Mark Text via setup wizard (marktext-setup-%version%.exe) and choose whether to install per-user or machine wide.
\n
Alternatively, install Mark Text using Chocolatey. To use Chocolatey you need to have Chocolatey installed.
All binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows can be downloaded from the release page. If a version is unavailable for your system, then please open an issue.
\n
Development
\n
If you wish to build Mark Text yourself, please check out our build instructions.
If you have any questions regarding Mark Text, you are welcome to write an issue. When doing so please use the default format found when opening an issue. Of course, if you submit a PR directly, it will be greatly appreciated.
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Integrations
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Alfred Workflow: A Workflow for the macOS app Alfred: Use \"mt\" to open files/folder with Mark Text.
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Contribution
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Mark Text is in full development, please make sure to read the Contributing Guide before making a pull request. Want to add some features to Mark Text? Refer to our roadmap and open issues.
\n
Contributors
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Thank you to all the people who have already contributed to Mark Text[contributors]
\n
Special thanks to @Yasujizr who designed the Mark Text logo.
Marp desktop app, a simple Markdown presentation writer, already had stopped maintenance since 2017. Today Marp team is focusing into Marp Next project, the brand-new presentation ecosystem for the future.
We had kept publishing app for stuck users that are thinking Marp Next is too complex.
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But recently, we received a serious security report for outdated app. By opening a malicious Markdown, an attacker can execute arbitrary code through remote. We are responsible for saving users from malicious.
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If you are currently using Marp app, please stop using as soon as possible and migrate into well-maintained Marp Next tools.
Marp for VS Code, an extension for Visual Studio Code, is the best alternative for desktop app users. There are key features inherited from the classic Marp app.
Marp Next is losing Markdown compatibility with classic app, but your slide would keep appearance as before just by some changes in most cases. Please see our blog post for details.
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Thanks
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Thanks for a lot of users / contributors of desktop app. Marp has changed my life as developer without doubt, and I've learned a lot from many feedbacks.
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Now Marp Next project is evolving built on them. I hope you like it too.
Marp desktop app, a simple Markdown presentation writer, already had stopped maintenance since 2017. Today Marp team is focusing into Marp Next project, the brand-new presentation ecosystem for the future.
We had kept publishing app for stuck users that are thinking Marp Next is too complex.
\n
But recently, we received a serious security report for outdated app. By opening a malicious Markdown, an attacker can execute arbitrary code through remote. We are responsible for saving users from malicious.
\n
If you are currently using Marp app, please stop using as soon as possible and migrate into well-maintained Marp Next tools.
Marp for VS Code, an extension for Visual Studio Code, is the best alternative for desktop app users. There are key features inherited from the classic Marp app.
Marp Next is losing Markdown compatibility with classic app, but your slide would keep appearance as before just by some changes in most cases. Please see our blog post for details.
\n
Thanks
\n
Thanks for a lot of users / contributors of desktop app. Marp has changed my life as developer without doubt, and I've learned a lot from many feedbacks.
\n
Now Marp Next project is evolving built on them. I hope you like it too.
Marp desktop app, a simple Markdown presentation writer, already had stopped maintenance since 2017. Today Marp team is focusing into Marp Next project, the brand-new presentation ecosystem for the future.
We had kept publishing app for stuck users that are thinking Marp Next is too complex.
\n
But recently, we received a serious security report for outdated app. By opening a malicious Markdown, an attacker can execute arbitrary code through remote. We are responsible for saving users from malicious.
\n
If you are currently using Marp app, please stop using as soon as possible and migrate into well-maintained Marp Next tools.
Marp for VS Code, an extension for Visual Studio Code, is the best alternative for desktop app users. There are key features inherited from the classic Marp app.
Marp Next is losing Markdown compatibility with classic app, but your slide would keep appearance as before just by some changes in most cases. Please see our blog post for details.
\n
Thanks
\n
Thanks for a lot of users / contributors of desktop app. Marp has changed my life as developer without doubt, and I've learned a lot from many feedbacks.
\n
Now Marp Next project is evolving built on them. I hope you like it too.
Marp desktop app, a simple Markdown presentation writer, already had stopped maintenance since 2017. Today Marp team is focusing into Marp Next project, the brand-new presentation ecosystem for the future.
We had kept publishing app for stuck users that are thinking Marp Next is too complex.
\n
But recently, we received a serious security report for outdated app. By opening a malicious Markdown, an attacker can execute arbitrary code through remote. We are responsible for saving users from malicious.
\n
If you are currently using Marp app, please stop using as soon as possible and migrate into well-maintained Marp Next tools.
Marp for VS Code, an extension for Visual Studio Code, is the best alternative for desktop app users. There are key features inherited from the classic Marp app.
Marp Next is losing Markdown compatibility with classic app, but your slide would keep appearance as before just by some changes in most cases. Please see our blog post for details.
\n
Thanks
\n
Thanks for a lot of users / contributors of desktop app. Marp has changed my life as developer without doubt, and I've learned a lot from many feedbacks.
\n
Now Marp Next project is evolving built on them. I hope you like it too.
massCode is open source project and completely free to use.
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However, the amount of effort needed to maintain and develop new features for the project is not sustainable without proper financial backing. You can support massCode development via the following methods:
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Overview
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The goal of creating this application was mostly my own growth as a developer. Also, I wanted this project to absorb the best of such applications already on the market (both free and paid). At the same time, I wanted this project to be an open source project.
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massCode allows you to organize snippets using multi-level folders as well as tags. Each snippet has fragments - tabs, which gives even greater level of organization
\n
A snippets manager must not only provide organization of snippets but also have a good code editor. That's why under the hood of massCode there's Monaco editor. Monaco is a modern code editor from Microsoft which is used in one of the most popular editor VS Code. The editor provides IntelliSense, validation for TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS, LESS, SCSS, JSON, HTML. It's also added a super productive Emmet and Prettier to code formatter.
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Development
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# install dependencies\nyarn\n# serve with hot reload\nyarn dev
massCode is open source project and completely free to use.
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However, the amount of effort needed to maintain and develop new features for the project is not sustainable without proper financial backing. You can support massCode development via the following methods:
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Overview
\n
The goal of creating this application was mostly my own growth as a developer. Also, I wanted this project to absorb the best of such applications already on the market (both free and paid). At the same time, I wanted this project to be an open source project.
\n
massCode allows you to organize snippets using multi-level folders as well as tags. Each snippet has fragments - tabs, which gives even greater level of organization
\n
A snippets manager must not only provide organization of snippets but also have a good code editor. That's why under the hood of massCode there's Monaco editor. Monaco is a modern code editor from Microsoft which is used in one of the most popular editor VS Code. The editor provides IntelliSense, validation for TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS, LESS, SCSS, JSON, HTML. It's also added a super productive Emmet and Prettier to code formatter.
\n
Development
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# install dependencies\nyarn\n# serve with hot reload\nyarn dev
On the first launch, please input name and URL for your Mattermost server. For example, myserver : https://mattermost.example.com.
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Quit
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Ctrl or Command + Q to quit.
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Configuration
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You can show the dialog from menu bar.
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Configuration will be saved into Electron's userData directory:
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%APPDATA%\\Mattermost on Windows
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~/Library/Application Support/Mattermost on OS X
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~/.config/Mattermost on Linux
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A custom data directory location can be specified with:
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Mattermost.exe --args --data-dir C:\\my-mattermost-data on Windows
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open /Applications/Mattermost.app/ --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on macOS
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./mattermost-desktop --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on Linux
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When you upgrade from electron-mattermost, please copy config.json from electron-mattermost.\nOtherwise, you have to configure again.
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Proxy
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Normally, the application will follow your system settings to use a proxy, or you can set up a proxy by the following command line options.
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--proxy-server=<SERVER>:<PORT>
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--proxy-pac-url=<URL>
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On Windows, please make sure to add -- before options. For example, Mattermost.exe -- --proxy-server=....
\n
Custom App Deployments
\n
Our docs provide a guide on how to customize and distribute your own Mattermost Desktop App, including how to distribute the official Windows Desktop App silently to end users, pre-configured with the server URL and other app settings.
On the first launch, please input name and URL for your Mattermost server. For example, myserver : https://mattermost.example.com.
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Quit
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Ctrl or Command + Q to quit.
\n
Configuration
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You can show the dialog from menu bar.
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Configuration will be saved into Electron's userData directory:
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%APPDATA%\\Mattermost on Windows
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~/Library/Application Support/Mattermost on OS X
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~/.config/Mattermost on Linux
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A custom data directory location can be specified with:
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Mattermost.exe --args --data-dir C:\\my-mattermost-data on Windows
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open /Applications/Mattermost.app/ --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on macOS
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./mattermost-desktop --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on Linux
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When you upgrade from electron-mattermost, please copy config.json from electron-mattermost.\nOtherwise, you have to configure again.
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Proxy
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Normally, the application will follow your system settings to use a proxy, or you can set up a proxy by the following command line options.
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--proxy-server=<SERVER>:<PORT>
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--proxy-pac-url=<URL>
\n
\n
On Windows, please make sure to add -- before options. For example, Mattermost.exe -- --proxy-server=....
\n
Custom App Deployments
\n
Our docs provide a guide on how to customize and distribute your own Mattermost Desktop App, including how to distribute the official Windows Desktop App silently to end users, pre-configured with the server URL and other app settings.
On the first launch, please input name and URL for your Mattermost server. For example, myserver : https://mattermost.example.com.
\n\n
Quit
\n
Ctrl or Command + Q to quit.
\n
Configuration
\n
You can show the dialog from menu bar.
\n
Configuration will be saved into Electron's userData directory:
\n
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%APPDATA%\\Mattermost on Windows
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~/Library/Application Support/Mattermost on OS X
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~/.config/Mattermost on Linux
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A custom data directory location can be specified with:
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Mattermost.exe --args --data-dir C:\\my-mattermost-data on Windows
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open /Applications/Mattermost.app/ --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on macOS
\n
./mattermost-desktop --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on Linux
\n
\n
When you upgrade from electron-mattermost, please copy config.json from electron-mattermost.\nOtherwise, you have to configure again.
\n
Proxy
\n
Normally, the application will follow your system settings to use a proxy, or you can set up a proxy by the following command line options.
\n
\n
--proxy-server=<SERVER>:<PORT>
\n
--proxy-pac-url=<URL>
\n
\n
On Windows, please make sure to add -- before options. For example, Mattermost.exe -- --proxy-server=....
\n
Custom App Deployments
\n
Our docs provide a guide on how to customize and distribute your own Mattermost Desktop App, including how to distribute the official Windows Desktop App silently to end users, pre-configured with the server URL and other app settings.
On the first launch, please input name and URL for your Mattermost server. For example, myserver : https://mattermost.example.com.
\n\n
Quit
\n
Ctrl or Command + Q to quit.
\n
Configuration
\n
You can show the dialog from menu bar.
\n
Configuration will be saved into Electron's userData directory:
\n
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%APPDATA%\\Mattermost on Windows
\n
~/Library/Application Support/Mattermost on OS X
\n
~/.config/Mattermost on Linux
\n
\n
A custom data directory location can be specified with:
\n
\n
Mattermost.exe --args --data-dir C:\\my-mattermost-data on Windows
\n
open /Applications/Mattermost.app/ --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on macOS
\n
./mattermost-desktop --args --data-dir ~/my-mattermost-data/ on Linux
\n
\n
When you upgrade from electron-mattermost, please copy config.json from electron-mattermost.\nOtherwise, you have to configure again.
\n
Proxy
\n
Normally, the application will follow your system settings to use a proxy, or you can set up a proxy by the following command line options.
\n
\n
--proxy-server=<SERVER>:<PORT>
\n
--proxy-pac-url=<URL>
\n
\n
On Windows, please make sure to add -- before options. For example, Mattermost.exe -- --proxy-server=....
\n
Custom App Deployments
\n
Our docs provide a guide on how to customize and distribute your own Mattermost Desktop App, including how to distribute the official Windows Desktop App silently to end users, pre-configured with the server URL and other app settings.
massCode - is a free and open source code snippets manager for developers.
\n
The goal of creating this application was mostly my own growth as a developer. Also, I wanted this project to absorb the best of such applications already on the market (both free and paid). At the same time, I wanted this project to be an open source project.
\n
The main feature is a modern editor - Monaco editor, which is used in VS Code. Among the advantages of the editor are rich IntelliSense, validation for TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS, LESS, SCSS, JSON, HTML.
\n
The editor does not initially support many languages for syntax highlighting, but you can describe the missing ones in declarative form using Monarch.
\n
The editor also supports an easy way to create themes.
\n
At the moment I am working on macOS version, because I use macOS :)
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There's still a lot of work ahead!
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Development
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# install dependencies\nyarn\n# serve with hot reload\nyarn dev
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Building
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## build application for production\nyarn build
\n
Support
\n
If you like the project, you can support it by becoming a backer or sponsor:
massCode - is a free and open source code snippets manager for developers.
\n
The goal of creating this application was mostly my own growth as a developer. Also, I wanted this project to absorb the best of such applications already on the market (both free and paid). At the same time, I wanted this project to be an open source project.
\n
The main feature is a modern editor - Monaco editor, which is used in VS Code. Among the advantages of the editor are rich IntelliSense, validation for TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS, LESS, SCSS, JSON, HTML.
\n
The editor does not initially support many languages for syntax highlighting, but you can describe the missing ones in declarative form using Monarch.
\n
The editor also supports an easy way to create themes.
\n
At the moment I am working on macOS version, because I use macOS :)
\n
There's still a lot of work ahead!
\n
Development
\n
# install dependencies\nyarn\n# serve with hot reload\nyarn dev
\n
Building
\n
## build application for production\nyarn build
\n
Support
\n
If you like the project, you can support it by becoming a backer or sponsor:
http://mdyna.dev/\nContributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! \nFeel free to check our community page issues page. \nYou can also open an issue via Github issues
http://mdyna.dev/\nContributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! \nFeel free to check our community page issues page. \nYou can also open an issue via Github issues
http://mdyna.dev/\nContributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! \nFeel free to check our community page issues page. \nYou can also open an issue via Github issues
http://mdyna.dev/\nContributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! \nFeel free to check our community page issues page. \nYou can also open an issue via Github issues
media-dupes checks on application launch if there is an update available.\nUpdates must be installed manually as automatic updating of electron applications requires that the builds are code-signed, which i can't provide so far.
media-dupes is using sentry to collect error reports and do some anonymous usage stats. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases. Please see
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reporting is enabled by default, but can be disabled in the application settings UI.
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media-dupes is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
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no ip addresses are stored
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Please check here how media-dupes is using sentry and why.
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You are always welcome to check and even improve the code.
\n
discussion
\n
If you have question regarding media-dupes use one of the following options
media-dupes checks on application launch if there is an update available.\nUpdates must be installed manually as automatic updating of electron applications requires that the builds are code-signed, which i can't provide so far.
media-dupes is using sentry to collect error reports and do some anonymous usage stats. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases. Please see
\n
reporting is enabled by default, but can be disabled in the application settings UI.
\n
media-dupes is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
\n
no ip addresses are stored
\n
\n
Please check here how media-dupes is using sentry and why.
\n
You are always welcome to check and even improve the code.
\n
discussion
\n
If you have question regarding media-dupes use one of the following options
Media Mate is a media centre, along the lines of Plex, with the features of Sonarr, downloading and organising your media in a good looking way. Media Mate also allows you to automatically download the shows that you want to watch, thanks to ShowRSS.
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Whats it look like then?
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Homepage
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Downloader
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Viewer
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Streamer
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Tutorial
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Disclaimer
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Media Mate (and its team) am not responsible for anything that is done with Media Mate. Media Mate recommends viewing the free media below.
Media Mate is a media centre, along the lines of Plex, with the features of Sonarr, downloading and organising your media in a good looking way. Media Mate also allows you to automatically download the shows that you want to watch, thanks to ShowRSS.
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Whats it look like then?
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Homepage
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Downloader
\n
\n
Viewer
\n
\n
Streamer
\n
\n
Tutorial
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Media Mate (and its team) am not responsible for anything that is done with Media Mate. Media Mate recommends viewing the free media below.
media-dupes checks on application launch if there is a newer media-dupes version available.\nUpdates must be installed manually as automatic updating of electron applications requires that the builds are code-signed, which i can't provide so far.
\n
media-dupes checks as well on application launch if there are updates available for the bundled youtube-dl tool.
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Be aware:
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Updating the bundled youtube-dl package is only possible if the user has write access to the media-dupes installation path (which does not work for all available packages/installation types).
Please see the verbose informations for more details.
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privacy
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media-dupes is using sentry to collect error reports and do some anonymous usage stats. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases.
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reporting is enabled by default, but can be disabled in the application settings UI.
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media-dupes is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
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no ip addresses are stored
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Please check here how media-dupes is using sentry and why.
\n
discussion
\n
If you have question regarding media-dupes click here to create an issue
\n
support / fund
\n
If you want to support the development of media-dupes you can fund me on:
media-dupes checks on application launch if there is a newer media-dupes version available.\nUpdates must be installed manually as automatic updating of electron applications requires that the builds are code-signed, which i can't provide so far.
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media-dupes checks as well on application launch if there are updates available for the bundled youtube-dl tool.
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Be aware:
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Updating the bundled youtube-dl package is only possible if the user has write access to the media-dupes installation path (which does not work for all available packages/installation types).
Please see the verbose informations for more details.
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privacy
\n
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media-dupes is using sentry to collect error reports and do some anonymous usage stats. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases.
\n
reporting is enabled by default, but can be disabled in the application settings UI.
\n
media-dupes is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
\n
no ip addresses are stored
\n
\n
Please check here how media-dupes is using sentry and why.
\n
discussion
\n
If you have question regarding media-dupes click here to create an issue
\n
support / fund
\n
If you want to support the development of media-dupes you can fund me on:
Mercury offer basic budget planner functionality, such as managing account, add / edit / delete operation... I always wanted a tool as MSMoney or HomeBank, but with improved and modern UI. HomeBank was the software I used to use, and many features come from there. \nThis application is built on top of Electron
\n
Developped with ♥ for you
\n
Supported languages : English,Français \nSend an e-mail if you want to help to translate in your language!
\n\n
Previews
\n
\n\n
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Dark UI (default)
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White UI
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\n\n\n
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\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Create or delete any account
\n
Create / Edit / Delete any operation
\n
Create / Edit / Delete recurring operation
\n
Filter operation with easy-to-access basic filters
\n
Manage your outcome with reports over time / categories
\n
Manage beneficiaries and categories in the settings
Clone the GitHub repository. You need Node.js and npm installed on your system. Go to terminal:
\n
# Clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/Delni/mercury.git\n\n# Go to directory\n$ cd mercury\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ yarn\n\n# Start the app\n$ yarn run dev\n
Linux coming soon (as soon as tested) \nNot available at the moment.
\n
Contribute
\n
If the application has any kind of bugs, feel free to open an issue. We will look into it & come up with a solution. Create a new pull request if you have fixed any kind of bugs.
\n
The request would be merged if it fixes the bug & does not disturb the whole application in any way.
\n
⚠️ Huge change ahead
\n
The current work is to migrate Mercury from a JQuery-based interface to Vue.js for better scalability, maintainability, testing, etc. If you have already worked or forked this repo, find v1 under the branch legacy/v1
MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2018 Nicolas Delauney\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.\n
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Mercury
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Current version packed : v1.1.2 \nThe budget planner of the 21st century
\n
🚧 Please be aware that Mercury is in constant development, you may encounter unknown bug 🚧
Mercury offer basic budget planner functionality, such as managing account, add / edit / delete operation... I always wanted a tool as MSMoney or HomeBank, but with improved and modern UI. HomeBank was the software I used to use, and many features come from there. \nThis application is built on top of Electron
\n
Developped with ♥ for you
\n
Supported languages : English,Français \nSend an e-mail if you want to help to translate in your language!
\n\n
Previews
\n
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Dark UI (default)
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White UI
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Features
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Create or delete any account
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Create / Edit / Delete any operation
\n
Create / Edit / Delete recurring operation
\n
Filter operation with easy-to-access basic filters
\n
Manage your outcome with reports over time / categories
\n
Manage beneficiaries and categories in the settings
Clone the GitHub repository. You need Node.js and npm installed on your system. Go to terminal:
\n
# Clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/Delni/mercury.git\n\n# Go to directory\n$ cd mercury\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ yarn\n\n# Start the app\n$ yarn run dev\n
Linux coming soon (as soon as tested) \nNot available at the moment.
\n
Contribute
\n
If the application has any kind of bugs, feel free to open an issue. We will look into it & come up with a solution. Create a new pull request if you have fixed any kind of bugs.
\n
The request would be merged if it fixes the bug & does not disturb the whole application in any way.
\n
⚠️ Huge change ahead
\n
The current work is to migrate Mercury from a JQuery-based interface to Vue.js for better scalability, maintainability, testing, etc. If you have already worked or forked this repo, find v1 under the branch legacy/v1
MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2018 Nicolas Delauney\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.\n
Mercury offer basic budget planner functionality, such as managing account, add / edit / delete operation... I always wanted a tool as MSMoney or HomeBank, but with improved and modern UI. HomeBank was the software I used to use, and many features come from there. \nThis application is built on top of Electron
\n
Developped with ♥ for you
\n
Supported languages : English,Français \nSend an e-mail if you want to help to translate in your language!
\n\n
Previews
\n
\n\n
\n
Dark UI (default)
\n
White UI
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Create or delete any account
\n
Create / Edit / Delete any operation
\n
Create / Edit / Delete recurring operation
\n
Filter operation with easy-to-access basic filters
\n
Manage your outcome with reports over time / categories
\n
Manage beneficiaries and categories in the settings
Clone the GitHub repository. You need Node.js and npm installed on your system. Go to terminal:
\n
# Clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/Delni/mercury.git\n\n# Go to directory\n$ cd mercury\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ yarn\n\n# Start the app\n$ yarn run dev\n
Linux coming soon (as soon as tested) \nNot available at the moment.
\n
Contribute
\n
If the application has any kind of bugs, feel free to open an issue. We will look into it & come up with a solution. Create a new pull request if you have fixed any kind of bugs.
\n
The request would be merged if it fixes the bug & does not disturb the whole application in any way.
\n
⚠️ Huge change ahead
\n
The current work is to migrate Mercury from a JQuery-based interface to Vue.js for better scalability, maintainability, testing, etc. If you have already worked or forked this repo, find v1 under the branch legacy/v1
MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2018 Nicolas Delauney\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Mercury
\n
\n
Current version packed : v1.1.2 \nThe budget planner of the 21st century
\n
🚧 Please be aware that Mercury is in constant development, you may encounter unknown bug 🚧
Mercury offer basic budget planner functionality, such as managing account, add / edit / delete operation... I always wanted a tool as MSMoney or HomeBank, but with improved and modern UI. HomeBank was the software I used to use, and many features come from there. \nThis application is built on top of Electron
\n
Developped with ♥ for you
\n
Supported languages : English,Français \nSend an e-mail if you want to help to translate in your language!
\n\n
Previews
\n
\n\n
\n
Dark UI (default)
\n
White UI
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Create or delete any account
\n
Create / Edit / Delete any operation
\n
Create / Edit / Delete recurring operation
\n
Filter operation with easy-to-access basic filters
\n
Manage your outcome with reports over time / categories
\n
Manage beneficiaries and categories in the settings
Clone the GitHub repository. You need Node.js and npm installed on your system. Go to terminal:
\n
# Clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/Delni/mercury.git\n\n# Go to directory\n$ cd mercury\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ yarn\n\n# Start the app\n$ yarn run dev\n
Linux coming soon (as soon as tested) \nNot available at the moment.
\n
Contribute
\n
If the application has any kind of bugs, feel free to open an issue. We will look into it & come up with a solution. Create a new pull request if you have fixed any kind of bugs.
\n
The request would be merged if it fixes the bug & does not disturb the whole application in any way.
\n
⚠️ Huge change ahead
\n
The current work is to migrate Mercury from a JQuery-based interface to Vue.js for better scalability, maintainability, testing, etc. If you have already worked or forked this repo, find v1 under the branch legacy/v1
MIT License\n\nCopyright (c) 2018 Nicolas Delauney\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.\n
MetroGit is a native desktop git app with JIRA, AppVeyor and other tools integrated into one consistent UI. So no more switching windows and jumping between browser tabs 🤓. More integration and feature still yet to come...
\n
\n
Feature Highlight
\n
\n
Subway map style git visualization with commit details
To start using this app, go to Releases, download and run the latest setup.exe or dmg and off you go.
\n
Building
\n
This app is built on: NodeJS 8.10
\n
To build this from the scratch, global dependencies electron-builder and @angular/cli is needed.
\n
\n
You can install global dependencies via npm install -g electron-builder @angular/cli
\n
\n
After installing correct dependencies, do the following.
\n\n
Clone this repo
\n
cd into this repo, yarn install
\n
cd app/frontend
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yarn install
\n
cd ../.. back to project root directory
\n
.\\build.ps1 (for windows) or .\\build.sh (for Mac)
\n
The output is in dist folder
\n\n
Support this app
\n
Hi there, if you like this app, find it useful or just like this subway map, I'd loved to hear your feedback and experiences, you can share them with admin@rhodiumcode.com
\n
Also, please consider Buy me a tea, I live on black tea basically 😉
\n
Or, alternatively
\n
BTC: 3CAgw9vNPNXHR1YaWmJe98DDiTqdgKkv8Y
\n
ETH: 0xea96AA397a799E77f5991A2568099698329C3D39
\n
FAQ and Issues
\n
Checkout the Wiki FAQ Page for frequently asked questions. If you've found a bug, security issue or want to suggest a feature, feel free to post them to the Issues section (please search for existing issues and FAQ before posting new ones 🙂)
MetroGit is a native desktop git app with JIRA, AppVeyor and other tools integrated into one consistent UI. So no more switching windows and jumping between browser tabs 🤓. More integration and feature still yet to come...
\n
\n
Feature Highlight
\n
\n
Subway map style git visualization with commit details
To start using this app, go to Releases, download and run the latest setup.exe or dmg and off you go.
\n
Building
\n
This app is built on: NodeJS 8.10
\n
To build this from the scratch, global dependencies electron-builder and @angular/cli is needed.
\n
\n
You can install global dependencies via npm install -g electron-builder @angular/cli
\n
\n
After installing correct dependencies, do the following.
\n\n
Clone this repo
\n
cd into this repo, yarn install
\n
cd app/frontend
\n
yarn install
\n
cd ../.. back to project root directory
\n
.\\build.ps1 (for windows) or .\\build.sh (for Mac)
\n
The output is in dist folder
\n\n
Support this app
\n
Hi there, if you like this app, find it useful or just like this subway map, I'd loved to hear your feedback and experiences, you can share them with admin@rhodiumcode.com
\n
Also, please consider Buy me a tea, I live on black tea basically 😉
\n
Or, alternatively
\n
BTC: 3CAgw9vNPNXHR1YaWmJe98DDiTqdgKkv8Y
\n
ETH: 0xea96AA397a799E77f5991A2568099698329C3D39
\n
FAQ and Issues
\n
Checkout the Wiki FAQ Page for frequently asked questions. If you've found a bug, security issue or want to suggest a feature, feel free to post them to the Issues section (please search for existing issues and FAQ before posting new ones 🙂)
This app shows your GitLab merge requests grouped by projects and WIP status. It is accessible from the system tray.
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Light Mode
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Dark Mode
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\n\n
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Tray Icon
\n
In the system tray you wil see the number of all open merge requests.
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\n
Notification
\n
You will receive a desktop notification when a new merge request is created.
\n
\n
App Updates (macOS only)
\n
You will be always up to date with our integrated in app updates 🎉 Once there is a new update\navailable you will be notified with a prominent alert above the merge requests. On the details page you find the release notes from github.
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New Update Alert
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Release Notes
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Installation
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macOS
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Manual installation
\n
The macOS installer is uploaded at the releases page. Please download and install.
\n
With homebrew-cask
\n
If you're using homebrew-cask, this app can be installed via it. Please tap the repository URL and install this app via brew cask as follows.
\n
brew tap codecentric/merge-request-notifier https://github.com/codecentric/merge-request-notifier\nbrew cask install merge-request-notifier\n
\n
It's the easiest way to install and manage this app on macOS.
\n
Windows
\n
The Windows installer is uploaded at the releases page. Please download and install.
\n
Linux
\n
Dependencies
\n
This app is using a library that uses libsecret to store the personal access token on your device.
\n
Depending on your distribution, you will need to run the following command:
You will find the application settings in the following folders
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OS
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Folder
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Linux
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$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ or ~/.config/
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macOS
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~/Library/Application\\ Support/
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Windows
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%APPDATA%/
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New Releases
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Create a new Release and Publish it
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yarn dist
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+ "readmeOriginal": "
Merge Request Notifier
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This app shows your GitLab merge requests grouped by projects and WIP status. It is accessible from the system tray.
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Light Mode
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Dark Mode
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Tray Icon
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In the system tray you wil see the number of all open merge requests.
\n
\n
Notification
\n
You will receive a desktop notification when a new merge request is created.
\n
\n
App Updates (macOS only)
\n
You will be always up to date with our integrated in app updates 🎉 Once there is a new update\navailable you will be notified with a prominent alert above the merge requests. On the details page you find the release notes from github.
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New Update Alert
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Release Notes
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Installation
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macOS
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Manual installation
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The macOS installer is uploaded at the releases page. Please download and install.
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With homebrew-cask
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If you're using homebrew-cask, this app can be installed via it. Please tap the repository URL and install this app via brew cask as follows.
\n
brew tap codecentric/merge-request-notifier https://github.com/codecentric/merge-request-notifier\nbrew cask install merge-request-notifier\n
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It's the easiest way to install and manage this app on macOS.
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Windows
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The Windows installer is uploaded at the releases page. Please download and install.
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Linux
\n
Dependencies
\n
This app is using a library that uses libsecret to store the personal access token on your device.
\n
Depending on your distribution, you will need to run the following command:
Metastream used to be an Electron desktop application until development was stopped due to roadblocks in acquiring a Widevine license. The latest version can be found on the GitHub releases page. Please note that the legacy app is insecure and not recommended.
Metastream used to be an Electron desktop application until development was stopped due to roadblocks in acquiring a Widevine license. The latest version can be found on the GitHub releases page. Please note that the legacy app is insecure and not recommended.
Metastream used to be an Electron desktop application until development was stopped due to roadblocks in acquiring a Widevine license. The latest version can be found on the GitHub releases page. Please note that the legacy app is insecure and not recommended.
Metastream used to be an Electron desktop application until development was stopped due to roadblocks in acquiring a Widevine license. The latest version can be found on the GitHub releases page. Please note that the legacy app is insecure and not recommended.
Hello.\nNow many of you are using different versions. "Metube" updates very quickly. Automatic updates are not supported for versions 1.6.0 or earlier, and we cannot provide additional support. So please always keep the latest version. Thank you.\nAutomatic updates are supported from 1.6.x version.
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Project Information
\n
This project is a personal project developed with the excellent Electron and Vue.JS.\nWe are creating a simple YouTube video player. The main purpose is a music player, but YouTube is video-based, so you can use it as a video player or you can watch all videos without advertising. Please see below for details.
\n
Reference
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New version releases are always deployed in the repository. The new version update is fast\nTo keep up to date, always subscribe to the parent "watch release".\nIf you like the program, please click on the star! It will help developers a lot.
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Feature
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"Metube" is simple and very fast. While basic search lookup is network dependent, collection management is very fast because it uses IndexedDB
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Roadmap
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Multiple selection when adding video
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Copy and move videos added to my collection
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PouchDB Backup and Restore
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Installation
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# install\n> yarn\n\n# run\n> yarn run dev\n> (Default Player Port: 7070)\n\n# build\n> project root create 'static' folder (require)\n> yarn run build\n
Hello.\nNow many of you are using different versions. \"Metube\" updates very quickly. Automatic updates are not supported for versions 1.6.0 or earlier, and we cannot provide additional support. So please always keep the latest version. Thank you.\nAutomatic updates are supported from 1.6.x version.
\n
Project Information
\n
This project is a personal project developed with the excellent Electron and Vue.JS.\nWe are creating a simple YouTube video player. The main purpose is a music player, but YouTube is video-based, so you can use it as a video player or you can watch all videos without advertising. Please see below for details.
\n
Reference
\n
New version releases are always deployed in the repository. The new version update is fast\nTo keep up to date, always subscribe to the parent \"watch release\".\nIf you like the program, please click on the star! It will help developers a lot.
\n
Feature
\n
\"Metube\" is simple and very fast. While basic search lookup is network dependent, collection management is very fast because it uses IndexedDB
\n
Roadmap
\n\n
Multiple selection when adding video
\n
Copy and move videos added to my collection
\n
PouchDB Backup and Restore
\n\n\n
Installation
\n
# install\n> yarn\n\n# run\n> yarn run dev\n> (Default Player Port: 7070)\n\n# build\n> project root create 'static' folder (require)\n> yarn run build\n
Media Mate is a media centre, along the lines of Plex, with the features of Sonarr, downloading and organising your media in a good looking way. Media Mate also allows you to automatically download the shows that you want to watch, thanks to ShowRSS.
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Whats it look like then?
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Homepage
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Downloader
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Viewer
\n
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Streamer
\n
\n
Tutorial
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Media Mate (and its team) am not responsible for anything that is done with Media Mate. Media Mate recommends viewing the free media below.
Media Mate is a media centre, along the lines of Plex, with the features of Sonarr, downloading and organising your media in a good looking way. Media Mate also allows you to automatically download the shows that you want to watch, thanks to ShowRSS.
\n
Whats it look like then?
\n
Homepage
\n
\n
Downloader
\n
\n
Viewer
\n
\n
Streamer
\n
\n
Tutorial
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Media Mate (and its team) am not responsible for anything that is done with Media Mate. Media Mate recommends viewing the free media below.
MetroGit is a native desktop git app with JIRA, AppVeyor and other tools integrated into one consistent UI. So no more switching windows and jumping between browser tabs 🤓. More integration and feature still yet to come...
\n
\n
Feature Highlight
\n
\n
Subway map style git visualization with commit details
To start using this app, go to Releases, download and run the latest setup.exe or dmg and off you go.
\n
Building
\n
This app is built on: NodeJS 8.10
\n
To build this from the scratch, global dependencies electron-builder and @angular/cli is needed.
\n
\n
You can install global dependencies via npm install -g electron-builder @angular/cli
\n
\n
After installing correct dependencies, do the following.
\n\n
Clone this repo
\n
cd into this repo, yarn install
\n
cd app/frontend
\n
yarn install
\n
cd ../.. back to project root directory
\n
.\\build.ps1 (for windows) or .\\build.sh (for Mac)
\n
The output is in dist folder
\n\n
Support this app
\n
Hi there, if you like this app, find it useful or just like this subway map, I'd loved to hear your feedback and experiences, you can share them with admin@rhodiumcode.com
\n
Also, please consider Buy me a tea, I live on black tea basically 😉
\n
Or, alternatively
\n
BTC: 3CAgw9vNPNXHR1YaWmJe98DDiTqdgKkv8Y
\n
ETH: 0xea96AA397a799E77f5991A2568099698329C3D39
\n
FAQ and Issues
\n
Checkout the Wiki FAQ Page for frequently asked questions. If you've found a bug, security issue or want to suggest a feature, feel free to post them to the Issues section (please search for existing issues and FAQ before posting new ones 🙂)
MetroGit is a native desktop git app with JIRA, AppVeyor and other tools integrated into one consistent UI. So no more switching windows and jumping between browser tabs 🤓. More integration and feature still yet to come...
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Feature Highlight
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Subway map style git visualization with commit details
To start using this app, go to Releases, download and run the latest setup.exe or dmg and off you go.
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Building
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This app is built on: NodeJS 8.10
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To build this from the scratch, global dependencies electron-builder and @angular/cli is needed.
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You can install global dependencies via npm install -g electron-builder @angular/cli
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After installing correct dependencies, do the following.
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Clone this repo
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cd into this repo, yarn install
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cd app/frontend
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yarn install
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cd ../.. back to project root directory
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.\\build.ps1 (for windows) or .\\build.sh (for Mac)
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The output is in dist folder
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Support this app
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Hi there, if you like this app, find it useful or just like this subway map, I'd loved to hear your feedback and experiences, you can share them with admin@rhodiumcode.com
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Also, please consider Buy me a tea, I live on black tea basically 😉
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Or, alternatively
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BTC: 3CAgw9vNPNXHR1YaWmJe98DDiTqdgKkv8Y
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ETH: 0xea96AA397a799E77f5991A2568099698329C3D39
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FAQ and Issues
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Checkout the Wiki FAQ Page for frequently asked questions. If you've found a bug, security issue or want to suggest a feature, feel free to post them to the Issues section (please search for existing issues and FAQ before posting new ones 🙂)
Build the translation files and a copy of the JS by running npm run build.\n
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You can also watch for changes and automatically rebuild by running npm run watch.
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Start Min by running node_modules/.bin/electron ..1
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After you make changes, you can press ctrl+r (or cmd+r on Mac) twice to restart the browser.
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1: Make sure no Min instance is already running before starting the development version of Min.
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Building binaries
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In order to build Min from source, follow the installation instructions above, then use one of the following commands to create binaries:
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npm run buildWindows
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npm run buildMac
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npm run buildDebian
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npm run buildRaspbian (for Raspberry Pi)
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npm run buildRedhat
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Depending on the platform you are building for, you may need to install additional dependencies:
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If you are using macOS and building a package for Linux, install Homebrew, then run brew install fakeroot dpkg first.
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If you are using macOS or Linux and building a package for Windows, you will need to install Mono and Wine.
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Contributing to Min
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Please feel free to open an issue with any problems you encounter or suggestions you have! Code contributions are also highly appreciated; if you have any questions about how to add something to Min, please open an issue about it.
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Contributing Translations
\n
Thanks for taking the time to translate Min! If you have any questions about how to add a translation, please open an issue.
\n
Adding a new language
\n
\n
Find the language code that goes with your language from this list.
\n
In the localization/languages directory, create a new file, and name it "[your language code].json".
Change the "identifier" field in the new file to the language code from step 1.
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Inside the file, replace each English string in the right-hand column with the equivalent translation.
\n
(Optional) See your translations live by following the development instructions above. Min will display in the same language as your operating system, so make sure your computer is set to the same language that you're translating.
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That's it! Make a pull request with your changes.
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Updating an existing language
\n
\n
Find the language file for your language in the localization/languages directory.
\n
Look through the file for any items that have a value of "null", or that have a comment saying "missing translation".
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For each of these items, look for the item with the same name in the en-US.json file.
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Translate the value from the English file, replace "null" with your translation, and remove the "missing translation" comment.
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Make a pull request with the updated file.
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Min
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Min is a fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy. It includes an interface designed to minimize distractions, and features such as:
Build the translation files and a copy of the JS by running npm run build.\n
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You can also watch for changes and automatically rebuild by running npm run watch.
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Start Min by running node_modules/.bin/electron ..1
\n
After you make changes, you can press ctrl+r (or cmd+r on Mac) twice to restart the browser.
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1: Make sure no Min instance is already running before starting the development version of Min.
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Building binaries
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In order to build Min from source, follow the installation instructions above, then use one of the following commands to create binaries:
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npm run buildWindows
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npm run buildMac
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npm run buildDebian
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npm run buildRaspbian (for Raspberry Pi)
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npm run buildRedhat
\n
\n
Depending on the platform you are building for, you may need to install additional dependencies:
\n
\n
If you are using macOS and building a package for Linux, install Homebrew, then run brew install fakeroot dpkg first.
\n
If you are using macOS or Linux and building a package for Windows, you will need to install Mono and Wine.
\n
\n
Contributing to Min
\n
Please feel free to open an issue with any problems you encounter or suggestions you have! Code contributions are also highly appreciated; if you have any questions about how to add something to Min, please open an issue about it.
\n
Contributing Translations
\n
Thanks for taking the time to translate Min! If you have any questions about how to add a translation, please open an issue.
\n
Adding a new language
\n
\n
Find the language code that goes with your language from this list.
\n
In the localization/languages directory, create a new file, and name it \"[your language code].json\".
Change the \"identifier\" field in the new file to the language code from step 1.
\n
Inside the file, replace each English string in the right-hand column with the equivalent translation.
\n
(Optional) See your translations live by following the development instructions above. Min will display in the same language as your operating system, so make sure your computer is set to the same language that you're translating.
\n
That's it! Make a pull request with your changes.
\n
\n
Updating an existing language
\n
\n
Find the language file for your language in the localization/languages directory.
\n
Look through the file for any items that have a value of \"null\", or that have a comment saying \"missing translation\".
\n
For each of these items, look for the item with the same name in the en-US.json file.
\n
Translate the value from the English file, replace \"null\" with your translation, and remove the \"missing translation\" comment.
Change the "identifier" field in the new file to the language code from step 1.
\n
Inside the file, replace each English string in the right-hand column with the equivalent translation.
\n
(Optional) See your translations live by following the development instructions above. Min will display in the same language as your operating system, so make sure your computer is set to the same language that you're translating.
\n
That's it! Make a pull request with your changes.
\n
\n
Updating an existing language
\n
\n
Find the language file for your language in the localization/languages directory.
\n
Look through the file for any items that have a value of "null", or that have a comment saying "missing translation".
\n
For each of these items, look for the item with the same name in the en-US.json file.
\n
Translate the value from the English file, replace "null" with your translation, and remove the "missing translation" comment.
\n
Make a pull request with the updated file.
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Min
\n
Min is a fast, minimal browser that protects your privacy. It includes an interface designed to minimize distractions, and features such as:
Change the \"identifier\" field in the new file to the language code from step 1.
\n
Inside the file, replace each English string in the right-hand column with the equivalent translation.
\n
(Optional) See your translations live by following the development instructions above. Min will display in the same language as your operating system, so make sure your computer is set to the same language that you're translating.
\n
That's it! Make a pull request with your changes.
\n
\n
Updating an existing language
\n
\n
Find the language file for your language in the localization/languages directory.
\n
Look through the file for any items that have a value of \"null\", or that have a comment saying \"missing translation\".
\n
For each of these items, look for the item with the same name in the en-US.json file.
\n
Translate the value from the English file, replace \"null\" with your translation, and remove the \"missing translation\" comment.
To completely remove the application and start over, remove the settings file too.
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Production Build
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# Run build process\nnpm run dist\n\n# Run build process and publish to GitHub releases\nnpm run release
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To sign the macOS installers, execute npm run dist:mac.\nThe signing certificate shall be in the root folder and be named met.p12.\nThe certificate password will be required before signing.
To completely remove the application and start over, remove the settings file too.
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Production Build
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# Run build process\nnpm run dist\n\n# Run build process and publish to GitHub releases\nnpm run release
\n
To sign the macOS installers, execute npm run dist:mac.\nThe signing certificate shall be in the root folder and be named met.p12.\nThe certificate password will be required before signing.
To completely remove the application and start over, remove the settings file too.
\n
Production Build
\n
# Run build process\nnpm run dist\n\n# Run build process and publish to GitHub releases\nnpm run release
\n
To sign the macOS installers, execute npm run dist:mac.\nThe signing certificate shall be in the root folder and be named met.p12.\nThe certificate password will be required before signing.
To completely remove the application and start over, remove the settings file too.
\n
Production Build
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# Run build process\nnpm run dist\n\n# Run build process and publish to GitHub releases\nnpm run release
\n
To sign the macOS installers, execute npm run dist:mac.\nThe signing certificate shall be in the root folder and be named met.p12.\nThe certificate password will be required before signing.
Hello.\nNow many of you are using different versions. "Metube" updates very quickly. Automatic updates are not supported for versions 1.6.0 or earlier, and we cannot provide additional support. So please always keep the latest version. Thank you.\nAutomatic updates are supported from 1.6.x version.
\n
Project Information
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This project is a personal project developed with the excellent Electron and Vue.JS.\nWe are creating a simple YouTube video player. The main purpose is a music player, but YouTube is video-based, so you can use it as a video player or you can watch all videos without advertising. Please see below for details.
\n
Reference
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New version releases are always deployed in the repository. The new version update is fast\nTo keep up to date, always subscribe to the parent "watch release".\nIf you like the program, please click on the star! It will help developers a lot.
\n
Feature
\n
"Metube" is simple and very fast. While basic search lookup is network dependent, collection management is very fast because it uses IndexedDB
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Roadmap
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Multiple selection when adding video
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Copy and move videos added to my collection
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PouchDB Backup and Restore
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Installation
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# install\n> yarn\n\n# run\n> yarn run dev\n> (Default Player Port: 7070)\n\n# build\n> project root create 'static' folder (require)\n> yarn run build\n
Hello.\nNow many of you are using different versions. \"Metube\" updates very quickly. Automatic updates are not supported for versions 1.6.0 or earlier, and we cannot provide additional support. So please always keep the latest version. Thank you.\nAutomatic updates are supported from 1.6.x version.
\n
Project Information
\n
This project is a personal project developed with the excellent Electron and Vue.JS.\nWe are creating a simple YouTube video player. The main purpose is a music player, but YouTube is video-based, so you can use it as a video player or you can watch all videos without advertising. Please see below for details.
\n
Reference
\n
New version releases are always deployed in the repository. The new version update is fast\nTo keep up to date, always subscribe to the parent \"watch release\".\nIf you like the program, please click on the star! It will help developers a lot.
\n
Feature
\n
\"Metube\" is simple and very fast. While basic search lookup is network dependent, collection management is very fast because it uses IndexedDB
\n
Roadmap
\n\n
Multiple selection when adding video
\n
Copy and move videos added to my collection
\n
PouchDB Backup and Restore
\n\n\n
Installation
\n
# install\n> yarn\n\n# run\n> yarn run dev\n> (Default Player Port: 7070)\n\n# build\n> project root create 'static' folder (require)\n> yarn run build\n
MineTime is a modern, intuitive and smart calendar application.\nConnect all your calendar services and start optimizing your time. For more information about MineTime visit minetime.ai.
\n
MineTime is free to use but not open-source (yet). This repository is meant to provide a transparent discussion hub for issues, feedback and ideas.
\n
\n
Linux dependencies
\n
MineTime store your account passwords in the local keychain. On Linux, this service is provided by libsecret so you may need to install it before running MineTime.
\n
Depending on your distribution, you will need to run the following command:
If you find a distribution that needs additional dependencies, please contact us.
\n
Support
\n
While we can not provide individual support at the moment, you can see this repository as a public hub to collect feedbacks, bug reports and feature requests.
\n
Please refer to the issue page and feel free to open a ticket.
\n
Features
\n
Keep all your calendars in one place
\n
MineTime connects natively with Google, Outlook.com, Microsoft Exchange, iCloud and any CalDAV calendar: this means you can add your calendar accounts directly into MineTime.
\n
Time Insights
\n
Understanding how time is spent is important to improve future scheduling decisions.
\n
MineTime instantly shows you how often you met your colleagues in the past months, how many times an event has been already rescheduled and much more...
\n
Smart scheduling
\n
Finding a time that works for everybody is a pain! MineTime automatically checks all participants calendars and suggests you the options that are likely to work best.
\n
You privacy is important to us and MineTime will never show other people your calendar!
\n
Schedule events using natural language
\n
MineTime's assistant understands what you say. You can easily schedule new events or perform actions on the calendar by using the most intuitive interface: English.
\n
Cross-platform experience
\n
MineTime is a calendar built on Electron, allowing it to run natively on Windows, Mac and - yes! - Linux. Enjoy the same smooth experience across all three!
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- "readmeOriginal": "
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MineTime (Release repo)
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\n \n \n
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MineTime is a modern, intuitive and smart calendar application.\nConnect all your calendar services and start optimizing your time. For more information about MineTime visit minetime.ai.
\n
MineTime is free to use but not open-source (yet). This repository is meant to provide a transparent discussion hub for issues, feedback and ideas.
\n
\n
Linux dependencies
\n
MineTime store your account passwords in the local keychain. On Linux, this service is provided by libsecret so you may need to install it before running MineTime.
\n
Depending on your distribution, you will need to run the following command:
If you find a distribution that needs additional dependencies, please contact us.
\n
Support
\n
While we can not provide individual support at the moment, you can see this repository as a public hub to collect feedbacks, bug reports and feature requests.
\n
Please refer to the issue page and feel free to open a ticket.
\n
Features
\n
Keep all your calendars in one place
\n
MineTime connects natively with Google, Outlook.com, Microsoft Exchange, iCloud and any CalDAV calendar: this means you can add your calendar accounts directly into MineTime.
\n
Time Insights
\n
Understanding how time is spent is important to improve future scheduling decisions.
\n
MineTime instantly shows you how often you met your colleagues in the past months, how many times an event has been already rescheduled and much more...
\n
Smart scheduling
\n
Finding a time that works for everybody is a pain! MineTime automatically checks all participants calendars and suggests you the options that are likely to work best.
\n
You privacy is important to us and MineTime will never show other people your calendar!
\n
Schedule events using natural language
\n
MineTime's assistant understands what you say. You can easily schedule new events or perform actions on the calendar by using the most intuitive interface: English.
\n
Cross-platform experience
\n
MineTime is a calendar built on Electron, allowing it to run natively on Windows, Mac and - yes! - Linux. Enjoy the same smooth experience across all three!
MineTime is a modern, intuitive and smart calendar application.\nConnect all your calendar services and start optimizing your time. For more information about MineTime visit minetime.ai.
\n
MineTime is free to use but not open-source (yet). This repository is meant to provide a transparent discussion hub for issues, feedback and ideas.
\n
\n
Linux dependencies
\n
MineTime store your account passwords in the local keychain. On Linux, this service is provided by libsecret so you may need to install it before running MineTime.
\n
Depending on your distribution, you will need to run the following command:
If you find a distribution that needs additional dependencies, please contact us.
\n
Support
\n
While we can not provide individual support at the moment, you can see this repository as a public hub to collect feedbacks, bug reports and feature requests.
\n
Please refer to the issue page and feel free to open a ticket.
\n
Features
\n
Keep all your calendars in one place
\n
MineTime connects natively with Google, Outlook.com, Microsoft Exchange, iCloud and any CalDAV calendar: this means you can add your calendar accounts directly into MineTime.
\n
Time Insights
\n
Understanding how time is spent is important to improve future scheduling decisions.
\n
MineTime instantly shows you how often you met your colleagues in the past months, how many times an event has been already rescheduled and much more...
\n
Smart scheduling
\n
Finding a time that works for everybody is a pain! MineTime automatically checks all participants calendars and suggests you the options that are likely to work best.
\n
You privacy is important to us and MineTime will never show other people your calendar!
\n
Schedule events using natural language
\n
MineTime's assistant understands what you say. You can easily schedule new events or perform actions on the calendar by using the most intuitive interface: English.
\n
Cross-platform experience
\n
MineTime is a calendar built on Electron, allowing it to run natively on Windows, Mac and - yes! - Linux. Enjoy the same smooth experience across all three!
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
MineTime (Release repo)
\n
\n \n \n
\n
\n
MineTime is a modern, intuitive and smart calendar application.\nConnect all your calendar services and start optimizing your time. For more information about MineTime visit minetime.ai.
\n
MineTime is free to use but not open-source (yet). This repository is meant to provide a transparent discussion hub for issues, feedback and ideas.
\n
\n
Linux dependencies
\n
MineTime store your account passwords in the local keychain. On Linux, this service is provided by libsecret so you may need to install it before running MineTime.
\n
Depending on your distribution, you will need to run the following command:
If you find a distribution that needs additional dependencies, please contact us.
\n
Support
\n
While we can not provide individual support at the moment, you can see this repository as a public hub to collect feedbacks, bug reports and feature requests.
\n
Please refer to the issue page and feel free to open a ticket.
\n
Features
\n
Keep all your calendars in one place
\n
MineTime connects natively with Google, Outlook.com, Microsoft Exchange, iCloud and any CalDAV calendar: this means you can add your calendar accounts directly into MineTime.
\n
Time Insights
\n
Understanding how time is spent is important to improve future scheduling decisions.
\n
MineTime instantly shows you how often you met your colleagues in the past months, how many times an event has been already rescheduled and much more...
\n
Smart scheduling
\n
Finding a time that works for everybody is a pain! MineTime automatically checks all participants calendars and suggests you the options that are likely to work best.
\n
You privacy is important to us and MineTime will never show other people your calendar!
\n
Schedule events using natural language
\n
MineTime's assistant understands what you say. You can easily schedule new events or perform actions on the calendar by using the most intuitive interface: English.
\n
Cross-platform experience
\n
MineTime is a calendar built on Electron, allowing it to run natively on Windows, Mac and - yes! - Linux. Enjoy the same smooth experience across all three!
The application is built with Electron and React. To run or build the app yourself, you'll need to have Node.js and Yarn installed.
\n
Running the app
\n\n
Clone this repository: git clone REPO_URL
\n
Navigate into the project directory: cd mini-diary
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n
Run the app: yarn start
\n\n
Building the app
\n
After cloning the repo and installing the dependencies, run yarn build. The packaged app can be found in the dist folder.
\n
Contributing
\n
Features and Bugs
\n
Suggestions and contributions are always welcome! Please first discuss changes via issue before submitting a pull request.
\n
Adding missing translations
\n
The list of all English strings can be found in en.ts. If there are translations missing for your language and you'd like to help with the translation, you can add the translated strings to your language's file in src/main/i18n/translations and submit a PR.
\n
Adding a new language
\n
If the app isn't translated into your language yet and you'd like to help out, you can easily add translations with the following steps:
Add your language shortcode to the electronLanguages array in package.json.
\n
Run the app in your language (see the steps above) and make sure that the translations fit into the app (e.g. that they aren't too long for input fields).
\n
Submit a PR. Thanks for your help!
\n\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
Mini Diary
\n Simple and secure journal app\n \n
\n
Download
\n
Features and download links can be found on the website:
The application is built with Electron and React. To run or build the app yourself, you'll need to have Node.js and Yarn installed.
\n
Running the app
\n\n
Clone this repository: git clone REPO_URL
\n
Navigate into the project directory: cd mini-diary
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n
Run the app: yarn start
\n\n
Building the app
\n
After cloning the repo and installing the dependencies, run yarn build. The packaged app can be found in the dist folder.
\n
Contributing
\n
Features and Bugs
\n
Suggestions and contributions are always welcome! Please first discuss changes via issue before submitting a pull request.
\n
Adding missing translations
\n
The list of all English strings can be found in en.ts. If there are translations missing for your language and you'd like to help with the translation, you can add the translated strings to your language's file in src/main/i18n/translations and submit a PR.
\n
Adding a new language
\n
If the app isn't translated into your language yet and you'd like to help out, you can easily add translations with the following steps:
Add your language shortcode to the electronLanguages array in package.json.
\n
Run the app in your language (see the steps above) and make sure that the translations fit into the app (e.g. that they aren't too long for input fields).
The application is built with Electron and React. To run or build the app yourself, you'll need to have Node.js and Yarn installed.
\n
Running the app
\n\n
Clone this repository: git clone REPO_URL
\n
Navigate into the project directory: cd mini-diary
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n
Run the app: yarn start
\n\n
Building the app
\n
After cloning the repo and installing the dependencies, run yarn build. The packaged app can be found in the dist folder.
\n
Contributing
\n
Features and Bugs
\n
Suggestions and contributions are always welcome! Please first discuss changes via issue before submitting a pull request.
\n
Adding missing translations
\n
The list of all English strings can be found in en.ts. If there are translations missing for your language and you'd like to help with the translation, you can add the translated strings to your language's file in src/main/i18n/translations and submit a PR.
\n
Adding a new language
\n
If the app isn't translated into your language yet and you'd like to help out, you can easily add translations with the following steps:
Add your language shortcode to the electronLanguages array in package.json.
\n
Run the app in your language (see the steps above) and make sure that the translations fit into the app (e.g. that they aren't too long for input fields).
\n
Submit a PR. Thanks for your help!
\n\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
Mini Diary
\n Simple and secure journal app\n \n
\n
Download
\n
Features and download links can be found on the website:
The application is built with Electron and React. To run or build the app yourself, you'll need to have Node.js and Yarn installed.
\n
Running the app
\n\n
Clone this repository: git clone REPO_URL
\n
Navigate into the project directory: cd mini-diary
\n
Install the dependencies: yarn
\n
Run the app: yarn start
\n\n
Building the app
\n
After cloning the repo and installing the dependencies, run yarn build. The packaged app can be found in the dist folder.
\n
Contributing
\n
Features and Bugs
\n
Suggestions and contributions are always welcome! Please first discuss changes via issue before submitting a pull request.
\n
Adding missing translations
\n
The list of all English strings can be found in en.ts. If there are translations missing for your language and you'd like to help with the translation, you can add the translated strings to your language's file in src/main/i18n/translations and submit a PR.
\n
Adding a new language
\n
If the app isn't translated into your language yet and you'd like to help out, you can easily add translations with the following steps:
Add your language shortcode to the electronLanguages array in package.json.
\n
Run the app in your language (see the steps above) and make sure that the translations fit into the app (e.g. that they aren't too long for input fields).
Or create a new issue and provide as much information as you can to recreate your problem.
\n\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions via Pull Requests are welcome. You can see where to help looking for issues with the Enhancement or Bug labels. We can help guide you towards the solution.
\n
You can also help by responding to issues. Sign up on CodeTriage and it'll send you gentle notifications with a configurable frequency. It is a nice way to help while learning.
\n
Installation
\n
If you want to install the app from a pre-built version on the release page, you can simply run the executable after download.
\n
For updating, simply download the new version and copy it over the old one (keep a backup of the old one if you want to be sure).
\n
Linux .zip installs
\n
In order to install from .zip files, please install libgconf2-4 first:
\n
apt-get install libgconf2-4
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Config folder
\n
The data folder for Mist depends on your operating system:
\n
\n
Windows %APPDATA%\\Mist
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macOS ~/Library/Application\\ Support/Mist
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Linux ~/.config/Mist
\n
\n
Development
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For development, a Meteor server assists with live reload and CSS injection.
\n
Once a Mist version is released the Meteor frontend part is bundled using the meteor-build-client npm package to create pure static files.
\n
Dependencies
\n
To run mist in development you need:
\n
\n
Node.jsv7.x (use the preferred installation method for your OS)
For development we start the interface with a Meteor server for auto-reload etc.
\n
Start the interface in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist with:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron
\n
NOTE: Client binaries (e.g. geth) specified in clientBinaries.json will be checked during every startup and downloaded if out-of-date, binaries are stored in the config folder.
\n
NOTE: use --help to display available options, e.g. --loglevel debug (or trace) for verbose output
\n
Run the Wallet
\n
Start the wallet app for development, in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In another terminal:
\n
$ cd my/path/meteor-dapp-wallet/app && meteor --port 3050
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist using wallet mode:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron --mode wallet
\n
Connect your own node
\n
This is useful if you are already running your own node or would like to connect with a private or development network.
\n
$ yarn dev:electron --rpc path/to/geth.ipc
\n
Passing options to Geth
\n
You can pass command-line options directly to Geth by prefixing them with --node- in\nthe command-line invocation:
Cross-platform builds require additional dependencies needed by Electron Builder. Please follow their instructions for up to date dependency information.
\n
Generate packages
\n
To generate the binaries for Mist run:
\n
$ yarn build:mist
\n
To generate the Ethereum Wallet:
\n
$ yarn build:wallet
\n
The generated binaries will be under dist_mist/release or dist_wallet/release. Starting from 0.11.0, both Ethereum Wallet and Mist ships with a meteor-dapp-wallet instance (https://github.com/ethereum/meteor-dapp-wallet).
\n
Options
\n
platform
\n
To build binaries for specific platforms (default: all available) use the following flags:
Or create a new issue and provide as much information as you can to recreate your problem.
\n\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions via Pull Requests are welcome. You can see where to help looking for issues with the Enhancement or Bug labels. We can help guide you towards the solution.
\n
You can also help by responding to issues. Sign up on CodeTriage and it'll send you gentle notifications with a configurable frequency. It is a nice way to help while learning.
\n
Installation
\n
If you want to install the app from a pre-built version on the release page, you can simply run the executable after download.
\n
For updating, simply download the new version and copy it over the old one (keep a backup of the old one if you want to be sure).
\n
Linux .zip installs
\n
In order to install from .zip files, please install libgconf2-4 first:
\n
apt-get install libgconf2-4
\n
Config folder
\n
The data folder for Mist depends on your operating system:
\n
\n
Windows %APPDATA%\\Mist
\n
macOS ~/Library/Application\\ Support/Mist
\n
Linux ~/.config/Mist
\n
\n
Development
\n
For development, a Meteor server assists with live reload and CSS injection.
\n
Once a Mist version is released the Meteor frontend part is bundled using the meteor-build-client npm package to create pure static files.
\n
Dependencies
\n
To run mist in development you need:
\n
\n
Node.jsv7.x (use the preferred installation method for your OS)
For development we start the interface with a Meteor server for auto-reload etc.
\n
Start the interface in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist with:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron
\n
NOTE: Client binaries (e.g. geth) specified in clientBinaries.json will be checked during every startup and downloaded if out-of-date, binaries are stored in the config folder.
\n
NOTE: use --help to display available options, e.g. --loglevel debug (or trace) for verbose output
\n
Run the Wallet
\n
Start the wallet app for development, in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In another terminal:
\n
$ cd my/path/meteor-dapp-wallet/app && meteor --port 3050
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist using wallet mode:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron --mode wallet
\n
Connect your own node
\n
This is useful if you are already running your own node or would like to connect with a private or development network.
\n
$ yarn dev:electron --rpc path/to/geth.ipc
\n
Passing options to Geth
\n
You can pass command-line options directly to Geth by prefixing them with --node- in\nthe command-line invocation:
Cross-platform builds require additional dependencies needed by Electron Builder. Please follow their instructions for up to date dependency information.
\n
Generate packages
\n
To generate the binaries for Mist run:
\n
$ yarn build:mist
\n
To generate the Ethereum Wallet:
\n
$ yarn build:wallet
\n
The generated binaries will be under dist_mist/release or dist_wallet/release. Starting from 0.11.0, both Ethereum Wallet and Mist ships with a meteor-dapp-wallet instance (https://github.com/ethereum/meteor-dapp-wallet).
\n
Options
\n
platform
\n
To build binaries for specific platforms (default: all available) use the following flags:
Or create a new issue and provide as much information as you can to recreate your problem.
\n\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions via Pull Requests are welcome. You can see where to help looking for issues with the Enhancement or Bug labels. We can help guide you towards the solution.
\n
You can also help by responding to issues. Sign up on CodeTriage and it'll send you gentle notifications with a configurable frequency. It is a nice way to help while learning.
\n
Installation
\n
If you want to install the app from a pre-built version on the release page, you can simply run the executable after download.
\n
For updating, simply download the new version and copy it over the old one (keep a backup of the old one if you want to be sure).
\n
Linux .zip installs
\n
In order to install from .zip files, please install libgconf2-4 first:
\n
apt-get install libgconf2-4
\n
Config folder
\n
The data folder for Mist depends on your operating system:
\n
\n
Windows %APPDATA%\\Mist
\n
macOS ~/Library/Application\\ Support/Mist
\n
Linux ~/.config/Mist
\n
\n
Development
\n
For development, a Meteor server assists with live reload and CSS injection.
\n
Once a Mist version is released the Meteor frontend part is bundled using the meteor-build-client npm package to create pure static files.
\n
Dependencies
\n
To run mist in development you need:
\n
\n
Node.jsv7.x (use the preferred installation method for your OS)
For development we start the interface with a Meteor server for auto-reload etc.
\n
Start the interface in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist with:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron
\n
NOTE: Client binaries (e.g. geth) specified in clientBinaries.json will be checked during every startup and downloaded if out-of-date, binaries are stored in the config folder.
\n
NOTE: use --help to display available options, e.g. --loglevel debug (or trace) for verbose output
\n
Run the Wallet
\n
Start the wallet app for development, in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In another terminal:
\n
$ cd my/path/meteor-dapp-wallet/app && meteor --port 3050
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist using wallet mode:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron --mode wallet
\n
Connect your own node
\n
This is useful if you are already running your own node or would like to connect with a private or development network.
\n
$ yarn dev:electron --rpc path/to/geth.ipc
\n
Passing options to Geth
\n
You can pass command-line options directly to Geth by prefixing them with --node- in\nthe command-line invocation:
Cross-platform builds require additional dependencies needed by Electron Builder. Please follow their instructions for up to date dependency information.
\n
Generate packages
\n
To generate the binaries for Mist run:
\n
$ yarn build:mist
\n
To generate the Ethereum Wallet:
\n
$ yarn build:wallet
\n
The generated binaries will be under dist_mist/release or dist_wallet/release. Starting from 0.11.0, both Ethereum Wallet and Mist ships with a meteor-dapp-wallet instance (https://github.com/ethereum/meteor-dapp-wallet).
\n
Options
\n
platform
\n
To build binaries for specific platforms (default: all available) use the following flags:
Or create a new issue and provide as much information as you can to recreate your problem.
\n\n
How to contribute
\n
Contributions via Pull Requests are welcome. You can see where to help looking for issues with the Enhancement or Bug labels. We can help guide you towards the solution.
\n
You can also help by responding to issues. Sign up on CodeTriage and it'll send you gentle notifications with a configurable frequency. It is a nice way to help while learning.
\n
Installation
\n
If you want to install the app from a pre-built version on the release page, you can simply run the executable after download.
\n
For updating, simply download the new version and copy it over the old one (keep a backup of the old one if you want to be sure).
\n
Linux .zip installs
\n
In order to install from .zip files, please install libgconf2-4 first:
\n
apt-get install libgconf2-4
\n
Config folder
\n
The data folder for Mist depends on your operating system:
\n
\n
Windows %APPDATA%\\Mist
\n
macOS ~/Library/Application\\ Support/Mist
\n
Linux ~/.config/Mist
\n
\n
Development
\n
For development, a Meteor server assists with live reload and CSS injection.
\n
Once a Mist version is released the Meteor frontend part is bundled using the meteor-build-client npm package to create pure static files.
\n
Dependencies
\n
To run mist in development you need:
\n
\n
Node.jsv7.x (use the preferred installation method for your OS)
For development we start the interface with a Meteor server for auto-reload etc.
\n
Start the interface in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist with:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron
\n
NOTE: Client binaries (e.g. geth) specified in clientBinaries.json will be checked during every startup and downloaded if out-of-date, binaries are stored in the config folder.
\n
NOTE: use --help to display available options, e.g. --loglevel debug (or trace) for verbose output
\n
Run the Wallet
\n
Start the wallet app for development, in a separate terminal window:
\n
$ yarn dev:meteor
\n
In another terminal:
\n
$ cd my/path/meteor-dapp-wallet/app && meteor --port 3050
\n
In the original window you can then start Mist using wallet mode:
\n
$ cd mist\n$ yarn dev:electron --mode wallet
\n
Connect your own node
\n
This is useful if you are already running your own node or would like to connect with a private or development network.
\n
$ yarn dev:electron --rpc path/to/geth.ipc
\n
Passing options to Geth
\n
You can pass command-line options directly to Geth by prefixing them with --node- in\nthe command-line invocation:
Cross-platform builds require additional dependencies needed by Electron Builder. Please follow their instructions for up to date dependency information.
\n
Generate packages
\n
To generate the binaries for Mist run:
\n
$ yarn build:mist
\n
To generate the Ethereum Wallet:
\n
$ yarn build:wallet
\n
The generated binaries will be under dist_mist/release or dist_wallet/release. Starting from 0.11.0, both Ethereum Wallet and Mist ships with a meteor-dapp-wallet instance (https://github.com/ethereum/meteor-dapp-wallet).
\n
Options
\n
platform
\n
To build binaries for specific platforms (default: all available) use the following flags:
The Accelerated Mobile Pages Project (AMP) is an online publishing format, originally created by Google as an alternative to Facebook’s Instant Articles. It’s a way to optimize web pages for mobile browsing using a special code–AMP-HTML.
\n
\n
AMP sites are loading smoothly and fast. Users like pages they don't have to wait, so you keep your visitors.
\n
Goggle Search adds to AMP articles an AMP iсon, and when you use a mobile device, these pages are shown first.
\n
AMP is a great solution for internet magazines, blogs and news sites.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.12
\n
\n
Important: After the 4.12 is installed, update your extensions in "Menu->Extensions->Update All" and then restart the Mobirise
\n
Compatibility with MacOs Catalina
\n
FTP profile is filled from a project file
\n
User Blocks search added
\n
Issues with project import/export with different fonts fixed
\n
Fixed saving the Resize Images site setting
\n
Blockpack for M4
\n
Minor fixes
\n
\n
DinerM4
\n
\n
DinerM4 - Great Bootstrap cafe theme. It's the perfect choice for owners of pizzerie, tea-houses, cafeterias and other restaurants.
\n
\n
\n
AudioM4
\n
\n
AudioM4 - Need a stunning website for your songs? Feel free to use this exceptional music theme with great looking designs!
\n
\n
\n
BlockPack for M4
\n
\n
BlockPack for M4 - 350+ best and most unique blocks from premium Mobirise themes. Compatible with all M4 themes.
\n
\n
\n
InnovationAMP
\n
\n
InnovationAMP - Multipurpose theme for corporate and science websites. Let your future website look innovative and ultra-modern!
\n
\n
\n
BranchM4
\n
\n
BranchM4 - Well-designed corporate theme for small and medium businesses. Use this theme to create a website for your company or agency with a unique and professional look.
\n
\n
\n
KidsM4 Theme
\n
\n
KidsM4 Theme - A cute website template perfect for preschools and babysitting. It also suits online stores selling children clothes and toys. Create a kids related site with ease!
\n
\n
\n
PetsM4 Theme
\n
\n
PetsM4 Theme - Contemporary pets website template. It's the ideal choice for animal care organizations, veterinarians and animal clinics.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.11.5
\n
\n
Issue with images in AMP themes fixed
\n
M4 themes are updates with fixes for gallery and shop block filters
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.11.4
\n
\n
Cookies Alert update: added the 'Explicit Consent' option which creates a cookie modal
\n
Mobirise4 Theme: fix color change for 'table1' block
\n
Editing galleries fixed
\n
The LazyLoad extension is available
\n
\n
\n
CourseAMP Theme
\n
\n
CourseAMP Theme - Sleek courses website theme spiced up with nice-looking designs and exciting animations. It's the best fit for online schools and web courses\nLive Demos: University, Consulting.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.11.2
\n
\n
Update of Code Editor extension. New features: Edit Block Anchor, Edit Site Styles.
\n
Edit user block name
\n
Choose a Social sharing image
\n
New Site Settings interface
\n
Fixed saving Site Styles
\n
Fixed publish Popup Builder on several pages in amp themes
\n
Fixed captcha
\n
Mobirise4 theme: fixed gallery styles, fixed line height
\n
\n
LuxuryM4 Theme
\n
\n
LuxuryM4 Theme - Wish to impress clients with your online luxury store? Easily create one in no longer than a few hours with this exclusive theme.
\n
\n
\n
TrainingAMP Theme
\n
\n
TrainingAMP Theme - Creating a great website for sport gyms, workout clubs and individual sportsmen with this website theme is just like 123. Start your own sport website with ease!
\n
\n
\n
InsightAMP Theme
\n
\n
InsightAMP Theme - Impressive corporate template for creating clean and minimalist websites for any kind of business. Increase yur brand exposure with this creative template.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.10
\n
\n
FormBuilder updated: The reCAPTCHA label support
\n
PWA Builder updated: iOS Support
\n
M4 optimization
\n
Facebook authorization fixed for Social Feed (partly)
\n
\n
PhotoM4 Theme
\n
\n
PhotoM4 Theme - Ideal theme for professional and hobby photographers. Build a stylish and clean website to impress anyone with beautiful galleries and portfolios.
\n
\n
\n
WoodM4 Theme
\n
\n
WoodM4 Theme - Have a carpentry shop, forestry manufacture or timber company? This theme helps you present your woodworks excellently.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.8
\n
\n
Form Builder updated. reCAPTCHA support and form submissions w/o the Mobirise label. More info
\n
Countdown blocks updated: floating point numbers supported now
\n
The issue with adding global components fixed
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.7
\n
\n
Mobirise AMP: new slider block with bullets, new manager for galleries and sliders, you can select the link type now: to full screen image or to your link
\n
Page Settings: preview of your page in Google Search
\n
Remove unused CSS for AMP: fixes
\n
Batch adding images to gallery: fixes
\n
Mobirise Publish: now you can publish sites made in M themes
\n
Fixes for shop blocks
\n
\n
\n
PersonaM4 Theme
\n
\n
PersonaM4 Theme - A modern and lovely Bootstrap theme for creatives, freelancers, professionals, and creative studios.
\n
\n
\n
CorporateAMP Theme
\n
\n
CorporateAMP Theme - A minimalistic and laconic AMP theme for brands and digital agencies.
\n
\n
\n
ShopAMP Theme
\n
\n
ShopAMP Theme - An easy-to-use multipurpose AMP theme for creating websites to promote and offer every kind of services online.
\n
\n
\n
DepotAMP Theme
\n
\n
DepotAMP Theme - This elegant theme is perfect for stores to showcase goods, inform about discounts, present prices, and highlight special offers.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.6
\n
\n
Templates for sites are available in the app now
\n
Placeholder on empty pages
\n
The Search field in the Extensions list added
\n
The Crop Image functionality fixed
\n
Global blocks can be added on all pages and removed from all pages
\n
Code Editor is available offline for a longer time
\n
Popup Builder improvements: created popup blocks are available on all pages, minor fixes
\n
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.5
\n
\n
Link Editor updated: messenger link types are added
\n
New thumbnails for extensions, the Create New Site dialog is updated
\n
Image crop feature updated, fixed for jpg images
\n
Fixed disappearing parameter buttons in top right corner of block
\n
Minor fixes for Mobirise4
\n
Fix update style of global component\nExtensions:
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PayPal Shopping Cart is updated: new look
\n
TechM4: new blocks, update for an accordion block
\n
PoliticsM4: reverse block feature for a team block
\n
Bug fixes in SimpleAMP, BusinessM4, AgencyM4
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\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.4
\n
\n
Editing extension blocks in M themes fixed (for example, popup builder)
\n
The menu fix in the MobiriseAMP theme
\n
The dropdown menu fix in M4 themes
\n
The gallery now keeps images in User Blocks
\n
The Extensions list is updated
\n
\n
Popup Builder
\n
\n
Create a modal/popup/lightbox with text, image, video, form. Live demo
PoliticsM4 Theme - If you represent a party, candidate, political organization or social movement, this theme will be your best match. It's perfect for government sites, campaign pages and other political websites.
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IndustryM4 Theme
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IndustryM4 Theme - An eye-catching industrial website theme. Promote your company services and advertise your industrial business with a professionally built website.
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10.1
\n
\n
Site Library is optimized (it should work much faster now)
\n
Form fixes: the app doesn't hang if the long email addresses are used, forms work correctly in IE, minor fixes
\n
Issue with duplicating IDs on cloned pages fixed
\n
Mobirise 4 theme fixes: background video, features blocks
\n
Batch images adding: small fixes
\n
Smooth scroll fixed for M and M4 themes
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.10
\n
\n
Code Editor improvements
\n
Reverse mode for timeline blocks
\n
Remove unused CSS from AMP pages. This option is available in Site Settings. It noticeably reduces the number of CSS rules on a page and makes the size of inline CSS smaller. CSS you use on your page should not be larger than 50,000 bytes. Otherwise, pages are not AMP-valid. Use the option if you have many blocks on your pages. Please check carefully if your page elements are displayed correctly with this option enabled.
\n
\n
\n
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Bug fixes: menu block fixes; the active undo button in new projects disabled; italic/bold text color is preserved now; '$1' is shown after publication; lightbox incorrect size fixed; the reveal effect in Mobirise 4 footers is disabled for IE; images renaming fixed when use batch adding and 'Resize Images' turned off; other minor fixed.
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TechM4 Theme
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TechM4 Theme - This theme helps you build a powerful online presence for your tech business. Save time and effort when creating a top-notch website for your tech company.
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CompanyAMP Theme
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\n
CompanyAMP Theme - Stylish and universal theme for any type of companies. When building your company landing page, consider this captivating theme that sparks everyone's interest.
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SimpleAMP Theme
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SimpleAMP Theme - Сreate neat and trim websites for service agencies, shops, and creatives. This mutipurpose template contains more than 50 various blocks.
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TasteM4 Theme
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\n
TasteM4 Theme is a fantastic and flexible clothing website theme. Benefit from the ready-made layouts. Build a website to your taste and present your brand in the best possible way.
\n
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\n
Mobirise v4.9.7
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\n
Extensions Social Feed, SoundCloud, Facebook Comments supported in AMP themes
\n
Online Image Library now saves the last active tab
\n
All themes are updated: small fixes and new FormBuilder extension support
\n
\n
FormBuilder Extension
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Use the drag-n-drop builder to draw up the form you want. Learn more
\n
\n
Create forms with complex layout, set the width of form fields
\n
Add your own labels, placeholders, default values, and input patterns
\n
Use the built-in Mobirise solution to receive submissions or use your own Action URL
\n
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Mobirise v4.9.5
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New "Add Block" panel: now with block categories
\n
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Online Image Library: enlarged preview on hover
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\n
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Updated Mobirise4 and MobiriseAMP themes: fixes, new blocks
\n
Code Editor: fixed inserting scripts to custom HTML block
\n
Fix for menus (scroll-line on mobile view)
\n
Fixed tags in image galleries
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.9.3
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'Update All' button for extensions with a progress bar
\n
\n
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Adding images by drag and drop in Image Media
\n
\n
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Adding multiple images at once to sliders and galleries (non-AMP themes)
\n
Updated M4 themes to latest Bootstrap v4.2.1
\n
Updated free MobiriseAMP theme - 20 new blocks: gallery, slider, accordion, contact forms, testimonials, google maps.
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Code Editor loading speed improved
\n
Bug fixes for Google Maps
\n
Fixes for editing menu colors
\n
Fixes with page cloning
\n
\n
LifestyleAMP Theme
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LifestyleAMP Theme - Easily create a personal, fashion, relationshop and lifestyle website that will be a real eye candy and inspiration for everyone.
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WorkshopAMP Theme
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WorkshopAMP Theme - If you offer repair services and have a workshop, this is the right theme for you.
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GamingAMP Theme
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GamingAMP Theme is a dark and neat design will excite and entertain every video game fan that visits your website.
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Mobirise v4.9.1
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Code Editor update:
\n
Mobirise mentions removal - clear the HTML code from "made with Mobirise" etc..
\n
New color schemes - light and contrast
\n
Undo-Redo buttons
\n
\n
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PayPal Shopping Cart update:
\n
Support for AMP themes
\n
Subscribe and Donate options
\n
Info on "How to add shipping, VAT, and tax."
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Mobirise 4 default theme update: 15 new blocks, fixes
\n
AMP Canonical URL for AMP sites. Menu -> Sites -> Site Settings.
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Bug Fixes
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\n
StrategyAMP Theme
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StrategyAMP is a solid, informative, laconic and smart template for strategies of any business spheres: design, content, social media, sales, and business development. It is also suitable for consulting agencies to present services and make them plain and attractive for clients.
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ChurchAMP Theme
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ChurchAMP is a modern theme designed for churches and religious movements around the world. It is also suitable for creating a charity or charitable foundation website.
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Mobirise v4.8.6
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Mobirise Icons are available for AMP themes now
\n
Mobirise 2 Icons added
\n
\n
\n
Mobirise v4.8.4
\n
\n
Publishing issues fixed
\n
Scroll-to-top button issues fixed
\n
Minor bug fixes
\n
\n
AppAMP Theme
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\n
AppAMP is a neat AMP theme best suited for landing pages showcasing your mobile and desktop apps.
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ConsultingAMP Theme
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ConsultingAMP - an exclusive AMP theme to create a site for consulting and other professional services.
New Publish option allows you to put the site online with a single click, to be viewed by the public with your subdomain at mobirisesite.com\nWhat's included:
Lightning-fast global CDN (Content Delivery Network)
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Unlimited pages
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Unlimited space and bandwidth\nIMPORTANT! Currently this option is in beta status - please use it for testing only. The subdomains can be removed without a notice.
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SchoolAMP Theme
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SchoolAMP - A trendy and neat looking theme for online schools. Use this theme to create a website for your school, courses, online lessons, and other educational services.
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EducationM4 Theme
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EducationM4 - A flexible and modern educational theme. It is suitable for schools, colleges, online courses, and other educational institutions.
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RealtyM4 Theme
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RealtyM4 Theme - An ultimate and modern real estate theme. It fulfills needs of realtors, agencies, real estate holdings when it comes to creating responsive and versatile websites to sell properties online.
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OrganicAMP Theme
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OrganicAMP Theme - Mouth-watering and trendy AMP theme for building online food stores. It's ideal for launching vegetarian food shops, cooking websites and healthy nutrition pages.
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Mobirise v4.7.8
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Bug Fixes for AMP Themes: video autoplay, map layout, video lightbox.
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ResumeAMP Theme
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ResumeAMP Theme - Lovely and creative AMP theme for creating online resumes. It is great for starting online profiles and portfolios.
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WeddingAMP Theme
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WeddingAMP Theme - The lovely AMP theme for weddings, celebrations, and event planners.
ArchitectAMP - The AMP theme for architectural building, exterior design, and construction business owners.
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Mobirise v4.7.7
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Improved app loading
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Fixed inserting icons in menu in m3 themes
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Fixed and updated translations
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Fixed disappearance of text placeholders
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Select all text on first click
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Fixed font dropdown panel height
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Mobirise v4.7.6
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Improved block reordering and dragging
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Bug fixes for projects loading
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AMP themes support improved
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Image optimization improved
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Updated translations: Spanish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Italian
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Updated login/signup dialog
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Minor bug fixes
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Mobirise for Android (works on Android 4.4+)
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HandymanAMP Theme
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HandymanAMP Theme - Perfect theme for plumber or electrician, painter or similar craftsman, construction, handyman, carpenter, craftsman workshop or repair business website. AMP themes are compatible, and you can use blocks from HandymanAMP in other AMP themes provided by Mobirise. Ready site demos: Cleaning Services, Dream House, Repair Services.
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BeautyAMP Theme
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BeautyAMP Theme - AMP theme for beauty studios, barber shops, tattoo salons, massage parlors, and gyms.
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SoundAMP Theme
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SoundAMP Theme - The AMP theme for music industry sites. A great choice to present music producers, DJs, singers, record studions, music labels, bands and grounps, sound pros.
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Mobirise v4.7.2
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Cookie Alert Extension updated - now it is "Cookie Alert and GDPR Compliance" - After activating GDPR compliance, all web forms on your website will have checkbox for agreeing to your Terms and Privacy Policy.
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Code Editor Extension updated - some fixes
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Different fixes in translation engine
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New AMP themes - StartupAMP and SpaceAMP
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StartupAMP Theme
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StartupAMP Theme - AMP theme for startup websites with rounded corners and deep gradient colors. View demo templates: Best Mobile App, Co-working Template, Business School Template.\nCheck available blocks: headers, features, tabs and accordions, content blocks, sliders and videos, social blocks and maps, footers.
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SpaceAMP Theme
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SpaceAMP Theme - Clean and spacious AMP theme with 60+ slick blocks. View demo templates: Apartments for Sale, Beauty Salon, Health Food Store.\nCheck available blocks: headers, subscribe and form blocks, social blocks, map blocks, footer blocks, content blocks, text and titles blocks, news and team blocks, progress bars, accordions, counters and pricing tables, images, sliders, and video blocks.
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Mobirise v4.7.1
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Images publication issue fixed
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LightAMP Theme
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LightAMP Theme - Large set of beautiful AMP blocks including sliders, timelines, lightboxes, tables, and media blocks. Based on AMP and compatible with other AMP themes in Mobirise. View demo templates: Interior Design, Dance School, Riding School.\nCheck available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, forms & maps, pricing tables, toggles & accordions, and footers.
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EventAMP Theme
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EventAMP Theme - AMP-based remake of popular Mobirise3 theme. Good to promote your special events, meetings, presentations. View demo templates: Horizon Festival, Business Meet Up, Culinary Master Class.\nView blocks demos.
BusinessM4 Theme - Clean, light, responsive theme with gradients and shadows. Build websites to present your business and many more. BusinessM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Creative agency, Travel Agency. Check available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, call to action blocks, team blocks, forms & maps, pricing tables, clients & partners blocks, tabs & accordions, and footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.5
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Bug fixes: Issue with missing projects fixed; Issue with missing user blocks fixed; Mobirise 3: sliders; Alignment in AgencyM4 and LawyerM4; Text style for forms in StoreM4
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CommerceM4 Theme
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CommerceM4 Theme - A nice Bootstrap theme for commercial websites with some blocks to sell products. Present yourself, your products, your services, and your team. CommerceM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Cafe Demo, Shoes Demo, Headphones Demo. Check available blocks: headers, menus,images & videos, sliders & galleries, shops, features, content blocks, info blocks, team blocks and testimonials, forms & maps, pricing tables and tables, social blocks, countdowns & accordions, footers.
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HotelM4 Theme
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HotelM4 Theme - Bootstrap theme for hotel and resort websites. HotelM4 is an M4 compatible theme. View live demos: menus, headers, features, images and videos, sliders and galleries, content blocks, forms, pricing tables, testimonials and team blocks, toggles and accordions, maps, info blocks, footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.0
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Hotkey: if your Sites list is empty, you can load the list of previously used projects: open your Sites list and press Ctrl+Shift+L when it opened.
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Mobirise Translator extension: you can translate Mobirise interface to your language and share your translations with other users.
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Mobirise AMP
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Mobirise AMP Theme - accelerate your site with Google AMP. Check AMP theme components demos: headers, images & videos, testimonials & info, features, articles, maps & social, footers.
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Mobirise v4.5.0
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Translation: German
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Bug fixes for saving User blocks
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Bug fixes for themes: Blockpack for Mobirise 3, AgencyM4, PortfolioM4, LawyerM4, DirectM, SpaceM\nTo change the interface language, open the main menu in the app, select the Account tab, and open App Settings.
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Mobirise v4.4.0
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Mobirise v4.3.5
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme
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Mobirise4 Theme: Fix for counters
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Gallery Video - fixed youtube thumbnails in Mobirise 3 and Mobirise 4 compatible themes
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Links - fixed long domain in web address
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme - spacious, clean and attractive ecommerce theme designed mainly for stores. 80+ blocks for your new online shop. This theme includes several menu blocks, headers, sliders and galleries, shops, content and info sections, pricing tables, testimonials, team blocks and more. StoreM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.4
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Facebook and Google Authorization: Now you can sign up using your Google and Facebook accounts.
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Clone Sites - clone not only pages, but also entire sites.
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FTP publishing fixes
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Mobirise Help Center - visit our Help Center if you have some issues, and if you can't find a solution, you can visit our forums or contact our Support Team.
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PortfolioM4 Bootstrap Theme - Modern and bright theme to present your projects - for designers, illustrators, artists, and developers. Comes with moving background intro, "typed" effect, step-by-step process, our clients, portfoilio gallery, counters, about me blocks. PortfolioM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.1
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Built-in "Mobirise Icons Bold" icon font
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"Icons" extension updated. Now 8700+ icons total
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New fonts: Icon54 v.3, Icon54 v.4, Simple Line Icons, "Font Awesome" updated
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Site Library:\nFixed bug with removing images that are used on site\nFixed hanging\nFixed bug with duplication of images
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Mobirise4: fixed bug with buttons in 'pricing tables'
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Fixed vimeo thumbnails in gallery
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"Link to" dialog: "open in new window" is added to the "file" tab
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Mobirise v4.3.0
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New "Link to" dialog with: Option to add files to site and link them (pdf, doc, xls, etc..); Email; Phone; Web Address
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Updated PayPal Shopping Cart
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Fixed duplicated images on publishing
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Minor fixes
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LawyerM4 Bootstrap Theme - Dark, minimal and tidy theme for lawyers, legal firms, attorneys and related legal professionals. LawyerM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
New AgencyM4 Theme. Theme for companies and agencies with 70+ blocks. New gradient overlays, working hours sections, and an extended set of dropdown menus and intro sections. AgencyM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Theme: you can move Mobirise4 and AgencyM4 user blocks between your projects.
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Site thumbnail creation fixed
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Bootstrap updated to latest v4.0.0-beta (for Mobirise4 theme only)
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Fix: Bug in images publishing
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Fix: Parameters in extension blocks
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Mobirise v4.1.6
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Search by font name in Google font library
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Fix: Hot key COPY/PASTE on Mac
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Fix: "Clone page" doesn't work with some blocks
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Fix: Rubik Google font bug on Windows
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Update: Home pages in German, Spanish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Russian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1
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Brand-new core engine - the app works much faster and smoother now
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
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Live preview
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See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
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Modern styles
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Create a beautiful website.
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Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Live preview
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Bootstrap 3
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Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
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Create a beautiful website.
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The Accelerated Mobile Pages Project (AMP) is an online publishing format, originally created by Google as an alternative to Facebook’s Instant Articles. It’s a way to optimize web pages for mobile browsing using a special code–AMP-HTML.
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AMP sites are loading smoothly and fast. Users like pages they don't have to wait, so you keep your visitors.
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Goggle Search adds to AMP articles an AMP iсon, and when you use a mobile device, these pages are shown first.
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Mobirise v4.12
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Important: After the 4.12 is installed, update your extensions in \"Menu->Extensions->Update All\" and then restart the Mobirise
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Compatibility with MacOs Catalina
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FTP profile is filled from a project file
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User Blocks search added
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Issues with project import/export with different fonts fixed
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Fixed saving the Resize Images site setting
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Blockpack for M4
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Minor fixes
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DinerM4
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DinerM4 - Great Bootstrap cafe theme. It's the perfect choice for owners of pizzerie, tea-houses, cafeterias and other restaurants.
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AudioM4
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AudioM4 - Need a stunning website for your songs? Feel free to use this exceptional music theme with great looking designs!
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BlockPack for M4
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BlockPack for M4 - 350+ best and most unique blocks from premium Mobirise themes. Compatible with all M4 themes.
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InnovationAMP
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InnovationAMP - Multipurpose theme for corporate and science websites. Let your future website look innovative and ultra-modern!
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BranchM4
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BranchM4 - Well-designed corporate theme for small and medium businesses. Use this theme to create a website for your company or agency with a unique and professional look.
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KidsM4 Theme
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KidsM4 Theme - A cute website template perfect for preschools and babysitting. It also suits online stores selling children clothes and toys. Create a kids related site with ease!
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PetsM4 Theme
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PetsM4 Theme - Contemporary pets website template. It's the ideal choice for animal care organizations, veterinarians and animal clinics.
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Mobirise v4.11.5
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Issue with images in AMP themes fixed
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M4 themes are updates with fixes for gallery and shop block filters
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Mobirise v4.11.4
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Cookies Alert update: added the 'Explicit Consent' option which creates a cookie modal
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Mobirise4 Theme: fix color change for 'table1' block
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Editing galleries fixed
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The LazyLoad extension is available
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CourseAMP Theme
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CourseAMP Theme - Sleek courses website theme spiced up with nice-looking designs and exciting animations. It's the best fit for online schools and web courses\nLive Demos: University, Consulting.
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Mobirise v4.11.2
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Choose a Social sharing image
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New Site Settings interface
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Fixed saving Site Styles
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Fixed publish Popup Builder on several pages in amp themes
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Fixed captcha
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Mobirise4 theme: fixed gallery styles, fixed line height
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LuxuryM4 Theme
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LuxuryM4 Theme - Wish to impress clients with your online luxury store? Easily create one in no longer than a few hours with this exclusive theme.
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TrainingAMP Theme
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TrainingAMP Theme - Creating a great website for sport gyms, workout clubs and individual sportsmen with this website theme is just like 123. Start your own sport website with ease!
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InsightAMP Theme
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InsightAMP Theme - Impressive corporate template for creating clean and minimalist websites for any kind of business. Increase yur brand exposure with this creative template.
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Mobirise v4.10.10
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FormBuilder updated: The reCAPTCHA label support
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PWA Builder updated: iOS Support
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M4 optimization
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Facebook authorization fixed for Social Feed (partly)
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PhotoM4 Theme
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PhotoM4 Theme - Ideal theme for professional and hobby photographers. Build a stylish and clean website to impress anyone with beautiful galleries and portfolios.
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WoodM4 Theme
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WoodM4 Theme - Have a carpentry shop, forestry manufacture or timber company? This theme helps you present your woodworks excellently.
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Mobirise v4.10.8
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Form Builder updated. reCAPTCHA support and form submissions w/o the Mobirise label. More info
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Countdown blocks updated: floating point numbers supported now
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The issue with adding global components fixed
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Mobirise v4.10.7
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Mobirise AMP: new slider block with bullets, new manager for galleries and sliders, you can select the link type now: to full screen image or to your link
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Page Settings: preview of your page in Google Search
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Remove unused CSS for AMP: fixes
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Batch adding images to gallery: fixes
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Mobirise Publish: now you can publish sites made in M themes
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PersonaM4 Theme
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PersonaM4 Theme - A modern and lovely Bootstrap theme for creatives, freelancers, professionals, and creative studios.
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CorporateAMP Theme
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CorporateAMP Theme - A minimalistic and laconic AMP theme for brands and digital agencies.
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ShopAMP Theme
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ShopAMP Theme - An easy-to-use multipurpose AMP theme for creating websites to promote and offer every kind of services online.
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DepotAMP Theme
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DepotAMP Theme - This elegant theme is perfect for stores to showcase goods, inform about discounts, present prices, and highlight special offers.
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Mobirise v4.10.6
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Templates for sites are available in the app now
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Placeholder on empty pages
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The Crop Image functionality fixed
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Global blocks can be added on all pages and removed from all pages
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Code Editor is available offline for a longer time
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Popup Builder improvements: created popup blocks are available on all pages, minor fixes
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Mobirise v4.10.5
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Link Editor updated: messenger link types are added
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New thumbnails for extensions, the Create New Site dialog is updated
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Image crop feature updated, fixed for jpg images
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Fixed disappearing parameter buttons in top right corner of block
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PoliticsM4: reverse block feature for a team block
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Mobirise v4.10.4
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Popup Builder
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Create a modal/popup/lightbox with text, image, video, form. Live demo
PoliticsM4 Theme - If you represent a party, candidate, political organization or social movement, this theme will be your best match. It's perfect for government sites, campaign pages and other political websites.
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IndustryM4 Theme
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IndustryM4 Theme - An eye-catching industrial website theme. Promote your company services and advertise your industrial business with a professionally built website.
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Mobirise v4.10.1
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Issue with duplicating IDs on cloned pages fixed
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Mobirise 4 theme fixes: background video, features blocks
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Batch images adding: small fixes
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Mobirise v4.10
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Code Editor improvements
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Reverse mode for timeline blocks
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Remove unused CSS from AMP pages. This option is available in Site Settings. It noticeably reduces the number of CSS rules on a page and makes the size of inline CSS smaller. CSS you use on your page should not be larger than 50,000 bytes. Otherwise, pages are not AMP-valid. Use the option if you have many blocks on your pages. Please check carefully if your page elements are displayed correctly with this option enabled.
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Bug fixes: menu block fixes; the active undo button in new projects disabled; italic/bold text color is preserved now; '$1' is shown after publication; lightbox incorrect size fixed; the reveal effect in Mobirise 4 footers is disabled for IE; images renaming fixed when use batch adding and 'Resize Images' turned off; other minor fixed.
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TechM4 Theme
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TechM4 Theme - This theme helps you build a powerful online presence for your tech business. Save time and effort when creating a top-notch website for your tech company.
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CompanyAMP Theme
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CompanyAMP Theme - Stylish and universal theme for any type of companies. When building your company landing page, consider this captivating theme that sparks everyone's interest.
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SimpleAMP Theme
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SimpleAMP Theme - Сreate neat and trim websites for service agencies, shops, and creatives. This mutipurpose template contains more than 50 various blocks.
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TasteM4 Theme
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TasteM4 Theme is a fantastic and flexible clothing website theme. Benefit from the ready-made layouts. Build a website to your taste and present your brand in the best possible way.
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Mobirise v4.9.7
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Extensions Social Feed, SoundCloud, Facebook Comments supported in AMP themes
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Online Image Library now saves the last active tab
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FormBuilder Extension
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Use the drag-n-drop builder to draw up the form you want. Learn more
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Create forms with complex layout, set the width of form fields
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Add your own labels, placeholders, default values, and input patterns
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Mobirise v4.9.5
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New \"Add Block\" panel: now with block categories
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Online Image Library: enlarged preview on hover
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Code Editor: fixed inserting scripts to custom HTML block
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Fix for menus (scroll-line on mobile view)
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Fixed tags in image galleries
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Adding multiple images at once to sliders and galleries (non-AMP themes)
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Updated free MobiriseAMP theme - 20 new blocks: gallery, slider, accordion, contact forms, testimonials, google maps.
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LifestyleAMP Theme
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LifestyleAMP Theme - Easily create a personal, fashion, relationshop and lifestyle website that will be a real eye candy and inspiration for everyone.
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WorkshopAMP Theme
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WorkshopAMP Theme - If you offer repair services and have a workshop, this is the right theme for you.
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GamingAMP Theme
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GamingAMP Theme is a dark and neat design will excite and entertain every video game fan that visits your website.
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Mobirise v4.9.1
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Code Editor update:
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Mobirise mentions removal - clear the HTML code from \"made with Mobirise\" etc..
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New color schemes - light and contrast
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Undo-Redo buttons
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PayPal Shopping Cart update:
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Support for AMP themes
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Subscribe and Donate options
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Info on \"How to add shipping, VAT, and tax.\"
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Mobirise 4 default theme update: 15 new blocks, fixes
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AMP Canonical URL for AMP sites. Menu -> Sites -> Site Settings.
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Bug Fixes
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StrategyAMP Theme
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StrategyAMP is a solid, informative, laconic and smart template for strategies of any business spheres: design, content, social media, sales, and business development. It is also suitable for consulting agencies to present services and make them plain and attractive for clients.
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ChurchAMP Theme
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ChurchAMP is a modern theme designed for churches and religious movements around the world. It is also suitable for creating a charity or charitable foundation website.
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Mobirise v4.8.6
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Mobirise Icons are available for AMP themes now
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Mobirise 2 Icons added
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Mobirise v4.8.4
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Publishing issues fixed
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Scroll-to-top button issues fixed
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Minor bug fixes
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AppAMP Theme
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AppAMP is a neat AMP theme best suited for landing pages showcasing your mobile and desktop apps.
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ConsultingAMP Theme
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ConsultingAMP - an exclusive AMP theme to create a site for consulting and other professional services.
New Publish option allows you to put the site online with a single click, to be viewed by the public with your subdomain at mobirisesite.com\nWhat's included:
Lightning-fast global CDN (Content Delivery Network)
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Unlimited pages
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Unlimited space and bandwidth\nIMPORTANT! Currently this option is in beta status - please use it for testing only. The subdomains can be removed without a notice.
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SchoolAMP Theme
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SchoolAMP - A trendy and neat looking theme for online schools. Use this theme to create a website for your school, courses, online lessons, and other educational services.
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EducationM4 Theme
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EducationM4 - A flexible and modern educational theme. It is suitable for schools, colleges, online courses, and other educational institutions.
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RealtyM4 Theme
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RealtyM4 Theme - An ultimate and modern real estate theme. It fulfills needs of realtors, agencies, real estate holdings when it comes to creating responsive and versatile websites to sell properties online.
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OrganicAMP Theme
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OrganicAMP Theme - Mouth-watering and trendy AMP theme for building online food stores. It's ideal for launching vegetarian food shops, cooking websites and healthy nutrition pages.
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Mobirise v4.7.8
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Bug Fixes for AMP Themes: video autoplay, map layout, video lightbox.
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ResumeAMP Theme
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ResumeAMP Theme - Lovely and creative AMP theme for creating online resumes. It is great for starting online profiles and portfolios.
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WeddingAMP Theme
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WeddingAMP Theme - The lovely AMP theme for weddings, celebrations, and event planners.
ArchitectAMP - The AMP theme for architectural building, exterior design, and construction business owners.
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Mobirise v4.7.7
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Improved app loading
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Fixed inserting icons in menu in m3 themes
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Fixed and updated translations
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Fixed disappearance of text placeholders
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Select all text on first click
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Fixed font dropdown panel height
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Mobirise v4.7.6
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Improved block reordering and dragging
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Bug fixes for projects loading
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AMP themes support improved
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Image optimization improved
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Updated translations: Spanish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Italian
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Updated login/signup dialog
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Minor bug fixes
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Mobirise for Android (works on Android 4.4+)
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HandymanAMP Theme
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HandymanAMP Theme - Perfect theme for plumber or electrician, painter or similar craftsman, construction, handyman, carpenter, craftsman workshop or repair business website. AMP themes are compatible, and you can use blocks from HandymanAMP in other AMP themes provided by Mobirise. Ready site demos: Cleaning Services, Dream House, Repair Services.
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BeautyAMP Theme
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BeautyAMP Theme - AMP theme for beauty studios, barber shops, tattoo salons, massage parlors, and gyms.
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SoundAMP Theme
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SoundAMP Theme - The AMP theme for music industry sites. A great choice to present music producers, DJs, singers, record studions, music labels, bands and grounps, sound pros.
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Mobirise v4.7.2
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Cookie Alert Extension updated - now it is \"Cookie Alert and GDPR Compliance\" - After activating GDPR compliance, all web forms on your website will have checkbox for agreeing to your Terms and Privacy Policy.
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Code Editor Extension updated - some fixes
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Different fixes in translation engine
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New AMP themes - StartupAMP and SpaceAMP
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StartupAMP Theme
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StartupAMP Theme - AMP theme for startup websites with rounded corners and deep gradient colors. View demo templates: Best Mobile App, Co-working Template, Business School Template.\nCheck available blocks: headers, features, tabs and accordions, content blocks, sliders and videos, social blocks and maps, footers.
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SpaceAMP Theme
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SpaceAMP Theme - Clean and spacious AMP theme with 60+ slick blocks. View demo templates: Apartments for Sale, Beauty Salon, Health Food Store.\nCheck available blocks: headers, subscribe and form blocks, social blocks, map blocks, footer blocks, content blocks, text and titles blocks, news and team blocks, progress bars, accordions, counters and pricing tables, images, sliders, and video blocks.
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Mobirise v4.7.1
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Scroll to top Button Issue fixed
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Images publication issue fixed
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LightAMP Theme
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LightAMP Theme - Large set of beautiful AMP blocks including sliders, timelines, lightboxes, tables, and media blocks. Based on AMP and compatible with other AMP themes in Mobirise. View demo templates: Interior Design, Dance School, Riding School.\nCheck available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, forms & maps, pricing tables, toggles & accordions, and footers.
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EventAMP Theme
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EventAMP Theme - AMP-based remake of popular Mobirise3 theme. Good to promote your special events, meetings, presentations. View demo templates: Horizon Festival, Business Meet Up, Culinary Master Class.\nView blocks demos.
BusinessM4 Theme - Clean, light, responsive theme with gradients and shadows. Build websites to present your business and many more. BusinessM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Creative agency, Travel Agency. Check available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, call to action blocks, team blocks, forms & maps, pricing tables, clients & partners blocks, tabs & accordions, and footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.5
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Bug fixes: Issue with missing projects fixed; Issue with missing user blocks fixed; Mobirise 3: sliders; Alignment in AgencyM4 and LawyerM4; Text style for forms in StoreM4
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Languages: Polish
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CommerceM4 Theme
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CommerceM4 Theme - A nice Bootstrap theme for commercial websites with some blocks to sell products. Present yourself, your products, your services, and your team. CommerceM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Cafe Demo, Shoes Demo, Headphones Demo. Check available blocks: headers, menus,images & videos, sliders & galleries, shops, features, content blocks, info blocks, team blocks and testimonials, forms & maps, pricing tables and tables, social blocks, countdowns & accordions, footers.
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HotelM4 Theme
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HotelM4 Theme - Bootstrap theme for hotel and resort websites. HotelM4 is an M4 compatible theme. View live demos: menus, headers, features, images and videos, sliders and galleries, content blocks, forms, pricing tables, testimonials and team blocks, toggles and accordions, maps, info blocks, footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.0
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Hotkey: if your Sites list is empty, you can load the list of previously used projects: open your Sites list and press Ctrl+Shift+L when it opened.
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Mobirise Translator extension: you can translate Mobirise interface to your language and share your translations with other users.
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Mobirise AMP
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Mobirise AMP Theme - accelerate your site with Google AMP. Check AMP theme components demos: headers, images & videos, testimonials & info, features, articles, maps & social, footers.
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Mobirise v4.5.0
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Translation: German
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Bug fixes for saving User blocks
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Bug fixes for themes: Blockpack for Mobirise 3, AgencyM4, PortfolioM4, LawyerM4, DirectM, SpaceM\nTo change the interface language, open the main menu in the app, select the Account tab, and open App Settings.
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Mobirise v4.4.0
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Now you can crop images right in Mobirise application
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Fixed compatibility with Internet Explorer in Mobirise 4 theme
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Mobirise v4.3.5
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme
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App Settings: \"Show All Block Buttons\" option added
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Bug Fixes:
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Mobirise4 Theme: Fix for counters
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Gallery Video - fixed youtube thumbnails in Mobirise 3 and Mobirise 4 compatible themes
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Links - fixed long domain in web address
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme - spacious, clean and attractive ecommerce theme designed mainly for stores. 80+ blocks for your new online shop. This theme includes several menu blocks, headers, sliders and galleries, shops, content and info sections, pricing tables, testimonials, team blocks and more. StoreM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.4
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Facebook and Google Authorization: Now you can sign up using your Google and Facebook accounts.
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Clone Sites - clone not only pages, but also entire sites.
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App settings - open your Menu->Account->App settings to adjust your app settings: show the redo button, the tablet view mode, keep the Site Styles button shown.
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FTP publishing fixes
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Mobirise Help Center - visit our Help Center if you have some issues, and if you can't find a solution, you can visit our forums or contact our Support Team.
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PortfolioM4 Bootstrap Theme - Modern and bright theme to present your projects - for designers, illustrators, artists, and developers. Comes with moving background intro, \"typed\" effect, step-by-step process, our clients, portfoilio gallery, counters, about me blocks. PortfolioM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.1
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Built-in \"Mobirise Icons Bold\" icon font
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\"Icons\" extension updated. Now 8700+ icons total
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New fonts: Icon54 v.3, Icon54 v.4, Simple Line Icons, \"Font Awesome\" updated
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Site Library:\nFixed bug with removing images that are used on site\nFixed hanging\nFixed bug with duplication of images
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Mobirise4: fixed bug with buttons in 'pricing tables'
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Fixed vimeo thumbnails in gallery
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\"Link to\" dialog: \"open in new window\" is added to the \"file\" tab
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Mobirise v4.3.0
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New \"Link to\" dialog with: Option to add files to site and link them (pdf, doc, xls, etc..); Email; Phone; Web Address
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Updated PayPal Shopping Cart
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Fixed duplicated images on publishing
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Minor fixes
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LawyerM4 Bootstrap Theme - Dark, minimal and tidy theme for lawyers, legal firms, attorneys and related legal professionals. LawyerM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
New AgencyM4 Theme. Theme for companies and agencies with 70+ blocks. New gradient overlays, working hours sections, and an extended set of dropdown menus and intro sections. AgencyM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Theme: you can move Mobirise4 and AgencyM4 user blocks between your projects.
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WOW Slider extension fixed
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Extensions updated – Social Feed, Social Comments, SoundCloud
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Compatibility issue with some 3rd-party themes fixed (Clarus, Sleek, Unicore..)
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Site thumbnail creation fixed
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Fix: WOWSlider extension
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Update: Home pages in Italian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
Bootstrap updated to latest v4.0.0-beta (for Mobirise4 theme only)
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Fix: Fonts crush on start
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Fix: Bug in images publishing
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Fix: Parameters in extension blocks
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Fix: WOWSlider extension
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Update: Home pages in Chinese, Slovak, Polish, French, Albanian, Finnish, Swedish, Japanese, Portugal (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1.6
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Search by font name in Google font library
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Fix: \"Browse computer for image\" doesn't save last dir
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Fix: Hot key COPY/PASTE on Mac
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Fix: \"Clone page\" doesn't work with some blocks
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Fix: Rubik Google font bug on Windows
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Update: Home pages in German, Spanish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Russian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1
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Brand-new core engine - the app works much faster and smoother now
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
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Live preview
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See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
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Modern styles
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Mobirise has provided for website developers a growing library of modern blocks which can be used either partially or in full for every website developed through the builder.
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Bootstrap 3
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Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
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Create a beautiful website.
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Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
\n
Drag and drop website builder
\n
Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
\n
Live preview
\n
See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
\n
Modern styles
\n
Mobirise has provided for website developers a growing library of modern blocks which can be used either partially or in full for every website developed through the builder.
\n
Bootstrap 3
\n
Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
\n
Create a beautiful website.
\n
Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
HTTP/HTTPS mock tool, supports browsers and local server requests, can be used to mock response data returns and facilitate development and testing. \nBased on Node.js and Electron.
\n
Preview
\n
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Features
\n
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Intercepting and simulating response based on proxy server mechanism.
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Normally no need to manually set proxy.
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You can mock data without modifying the request link in your code, do not pollute the source code.
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Mock data support requests from browsers and local servers.
\n
Support HTTP and HTTPS requests, automatically generate local SSL certificates.
If you want to lauch the application in debug mode, use:
\n
$ npm run dev
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Enjoy it!😄
\n
How to package
\n
You can use electron-packager to package the program to distribute the app.
\n
install electron-packager
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$ npm install -g electron-packager
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package app
\n
After complete Quick Start, go into the directory which app you want to package, execute:
\n
$ npm run package
\n
Note
\n
In the packing process, electron-packager will automatically download the required files and store it in user/yourname/.electron, automatic downloading may be slow, it is recommended that use download tool to download the files in Electron Release then put in the above directory.
\n
FAQ
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How to mock https response? \nClick Mocker menu bar SSL - Download certificate..., save the SSL certificate to any location, then click SSL - Open certmgr, choose Trusted root certification authority - certificate, right click and choose all tasks - import, select the certificate you just downloaded, and the other options default, complete the import.
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How to mock data sent by local servers (such as Node.js server)? \nMocker is based on proxy servers, so you only need to set agent as http://127.0.0.1:28369 or https://127.0.0.1:28369. Take Node.js server as an example, use set HTTP_PROXY=http://127.0.0.1:28369&&node ./bin/www.
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\n
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I can't get to the Internet after close Mocker. \nIn normal circumstances, Mocker will automatically reset the system agent to empty before exiting the program, but in some special cases (such as manually killing process, direct shutdown, program exception, etc.), the system agent may not automatically reset, you need to manually set it, square: open the IE - Internet option - Connection - LAN settings, uncheck the proxy server.
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I can't use it correctly, or did I have an unusual error. \nTry to run app as administrator, if still not working, please submit Issue.
\n
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\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Sky
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
HTTP/HTTPS mock tool, supports browsers and local server requests, can be used to mock response data returns and facilitate development and testing. \nBased on Node.js and Electron.
\n
Preview
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Intercepting and simulating response based on proxy server mechanism.
\n
Normally no need to manually set proxy.
\n
You can mock data without modifying the request link in your code, do not pollute the source code.
\n
Mock data support requests from browsers and local servers.
\n
Support HTTP and HTTPS requests, automatically generate local SSL certificates.
If you want to lauch the application in debug mode, use:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Enjoy it!😄
\n
How to package
\n
You can use electron-packager to package the program to distribute the app.
\n
install electron-packager
\n
$ npm install -g electron-packager
\n
package app
\n
After complete Quick Start, go into the directory which app you want to package, execute:
\n
$ npm run package
\n
Note
\n
In the packing process, electron-packager will automatically download the required files and store it in user/yourname/.electron, automatic downloading may be slow, it is recommended that use download tool to download the files in Electron Release then put in the above directory.
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
\n
How to mock https response? \nClick Mocker menu bar SSL - Download certificate..., save the SSL certificate to any location, then click SSL - Open certmgr, choose Trusted root certification authority - certificate, right click and choose all tasks - import, select the certificate you just downloaded, and the other options default, complete the import.
\n
\n
\n
How to mock data sent by local servers (such as Node.js server)? \nMocker is based on proxy servers, so you only need to set agent as http://127.0.0.1:28369 or https://127.0.0.1:28369. Take Node.js server as an example, use set HTTP_PROXY=http://127.0.0.1:28369&&node ./bin/www.
\n
\n
\n
I can't get to the Internet after close Mocker. \nIn normal circumstances, Mocker will automatically reset the system agent to empty before exiting the program, but in some special cases (such as manually killing process, direct shutdown, program exception, etc.), the system agent may not automatically reset, you need to manually set it, square: open the IE - Internet option - Connection - LAN settings, uncheck the proxy server.
\n
\n
\n
I can't use it correctly, or did I have an unusual error. \nTry to run app as administrator, if still not working, please submit Issue.
\n
\n
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Sky
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
HTTP/HTTPS mock tool, supports browsers and local server requests, can be used to mock response data returns and facilitate development and testing. \nBased on Node.js and Electron.
\n
Preview
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Intercepting and simulating response based on proxy server mechanism.
\n
Normally no need to manually set proxy.
\n
You can mock data without modifying the request link in your code, do not pollute the source code.
\n
Mock data support requests from browsers and local servers.
\n
Support HTTP and HTTPS requests, automatically generate local SSL certificates.
If you want to lauch the application in debug mode, use:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Enjoy it!😄
\n
How to package
\n
You can use electron-packager to package the program to distribute the app.
\n
install electron-packager
\n
$ npm install -g electron-packager
\n
package app
\n
After complete Quick Start, go into the directory which app you want to package, execute:
\n
$ npm run package
\n
Note
\n
In the packing process, electron-packager will automatically download the required files and store it in user/yourname/.electron, automatic downloading may be slow, it is recommended that use download tool to download the files in Electron Release then put in the above directory.
\n
FAQ
\n
\n
\n
How to mock https response? \nClick Mocker menu bar SSL - Download certificate..., save the SSL certificate to any location, then click SSL - Open certmgr, choose Trusted root certification authority - certificate, right click and choose all tasks - import, select the certificate you just downloaded, and the other options default, complete the import.
\n
\n
\n
How to mock data sent by local servers (such as Node.js server)? \nMocker is based on proxy servers, so you only need to set agent as http://127.0.0.1:28369 or https://127.0.0.1:28369. Take Node.js server as an example, use set HTTP_PROXY=http://127.0.0.1:28369&&node ./bin/www.
\n
\n
\n
I can't get to the Internet after close Mocker. \nIn normal circumstances, Mocker will automatically reset the system agent to empty before exiting the program, but in some special cases (such as manually killing process, direct shutdown, program exception, etc.), the system agent may not automatically reset, you need to manually set it, square: open the IE - Internet option - Connection - LAN settings, uncheck the proxy server.
\n
\n
\n
I can't use it correctly, or did I have an unusual error. \nTry to run app as administrator, if still not working, please submit Issue.
\n
\n
\n
License
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Sky
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
HTTP/HTTPS mock tool, supports browsers and local server requests, can be used to mock response data returns and facilitate development and testing. \nBased on Node.js and Electron.
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Intercepting and simulating response based on proxy server mechanism.
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You can mock data without modifying the request link in your code, do not pollute the source code.
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Mock data support requests from browsers and local servers.
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Support HTTP and HTTPS requests, automatically generate local SSL certificates.
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You can use electron-packager to package the program to distribute the app.
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package app
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How to mock https response? \nClick Mocker menu bar SSL - Download certificate..., save the SSL certificate to any location, then click SSL - Open certmgr, choose Trusted root certification authority - certificate, right click and choose all tasks - import, select the certificate you just downloaded, and the other options default, complete the import.
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How to mock data sent by local servers (such as Node.js server)? \nMocker is based on proxy servers, so you only need to set agent as http://127.0.0.1:28369 or https://127.0.0.1:28369. Take Node.js server as an example, use set HTTP_PROXY=http://127.0.0.1:28369&&node ./bin/www.
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I can't get to the Internet after close Mocker. \nIn normal circumstances, Mocker will automatically reset the system agent to empty before exiting the program, but in some special cases (such as manually killing process, direct shutdown, program exception, etc.), the system agent may not automatically reset, you need to manually set it, square: open the IE - Internet option - Connection - LAN settings, uncheck the proxy server.
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I can't use it correctly, or did I have an unusual error. \nTry to run app as administrator, if still not working, please submit Issue.
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The MIT License (MIT)
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Mockman is a powerful and convenient tool that helps you to manage and start mock servers locally.
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With the app, you can easily configure the routes, request format and response of a mock server
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Create your mock server - click the add button
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Configure the name, port and prefix of your move server, make sure the port is not in use, or Mockman will give you a error notification.
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Add some apis for your mock server.
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Configure the method, route, response code, latency, required request options and reponse data of each api.
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Start the server - click the start button.
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After all, you can test your api locally.
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Where will your api data be stored?
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Your data will be stored as a sqlite file absolutely on your local, the path will be different on different operation system.
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%APPDATA% for Windows
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$XDG_CONFIG_HOME or ~/.config for Linux
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~/Library/Application Support for macOS
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Be attention before you start https server
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Mockman is using self-signed-certification to create https server
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Install rootCA on your client and trust it before you send https requests
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ipcMain && ipcRender communication
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dababase support
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create a new mock
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update a mock
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remove a mock
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query a mock info
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create an api
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update an api
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remove an api
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query an api info
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start an express server with a mock config
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handle errors while starting the server
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Client
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brand header dislay
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mock sider display
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mock-detail and api-list display
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api-detail display
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create a new mock
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update a mock
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remove a mock
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query a mock info
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create an api
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update an api
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remove an api
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query an api info
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request params check list
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response k-v input group
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response code editor
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add blur event to jsonEditor
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add a log panel to show the logs of an active mock server process
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add https support
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group the apis with tag
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check the conflict of all mocks
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Export/Import mock or api configurations
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License
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Contribute
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# install the dependencies \nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev \n\n# build mockman\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests\nnpm test \n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint \n
Mockman is a powerful and convenient tool that helps you to manage and start mock servers locally.
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With the app, you can easily configure the routes, request format and response of a mock server
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Screenshot
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Usage
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Create your mock server - click the add button
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Configure the name, port and prefix of your move server, make sure the port is not in use, or Mockman will give you a error notification.
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Add some apis for your mock server.
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Configure the method, route, response code, latency, required request options and reponse data of each api.
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Start the server - click the start button.
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After all, you can test your api locally.
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Where will your api data be stored?
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Your data will be stored as a sqlite file absolutely on your local, the path will be different on different operation system.
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%APPDATA% for Windows
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$XDG_CONFIG_HOME or ~/.config for Linux
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~/Library/Application Support for macOS
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Be attention before you start https server
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Mockman is using self-signed-certification to create https server
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Install rootCA on your client and trust it before you send https requests
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Todos
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Server
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ipcMain && ipcRender communication
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dababase support
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create a new mock
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update a mock
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remove a mock
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query a mock info
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create an api
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update an api
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remove an api
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query an api info
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start an express server with a mock config
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handle errors while starting the server
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Client
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brand header dislay
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mock sider display
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mock-detail and api-list display
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api-detail display
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create a new mock
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update a mock
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remove a mock
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query a mock info
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create an api
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update an api
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remove an api
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query an api info
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request params check list
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response k-v input group
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response code editor
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add blur event to jsonEditor
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add a log panel to show the logs of an active mock server process
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add https support
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group the apis with tag
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check the conflict of all mocks
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Export/Import mock or api configurations
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License
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Contribute
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# install the dependencies \nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev \n\n# build mockman\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests\nnpm test \n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint \n
The Accelerated Mobile Pages Project (AMP) is an online publishing format, originally created by Google as an alternative to Facebook’s Instant Articles. It’s a way to optimize web pages for mobile browsing using a special code–AMP-HTML.
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AMP sites are loading smoothly and fast. Users like pages they don't have to wait, so you keep your visitors.
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Goggle Search adds to AMP articles an AMP iсon, and when you use a mobile device, these pages are shown first.
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AMP is a great solution for internet magazines, blogs and news sites.
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Mobirise v4.12
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Important: After the 4.12 is installed, update your extensions in "Menu->Extensions->Update All" and then restart the Mobirise
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Compatibility with MacOs Catalina
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FTP profile is filled from a project file
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User Blocks search added
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Issues with project import/export with different fonts fixed
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Fixed saving the Resize Images site setting
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Blockpack for M4
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Minor fixes
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DinerM4
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DinerM4 - Great Bootstrap cafe theme. It's the perfect choice for owners of pizzerie, tea-houses, cafeterias and other restaurants.
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AudioM4
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AudioM4 - Need a stunning website for your songs? Feel free to use this exceptional music theme with great looking designs!
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BlockPack for M4
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BlockPack for M4 - 350+ best and most unique blocks from premium Mobirise themes. Compatible with all M4 themes.
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InnovationAMP
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InnovationAMP - Multipurpose theme for corporate and science websites. Let your future website look innovative and ultra-modern!
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BranchM4
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BranchM4 - Well-designed corporate theme for small and medium businesses. Use this theme to create a website for your company or agency with a unique and professional look.
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KidsM4 Theme
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KidsM4 Theme - A cute website template perfect for preschools and babysitting. It also suits online stores selling children clothes and toys. Create a kids related site with ease!
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PetsM4 Theme
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PetsM4 Theme - Contemporary pets website template. It's the ideal choice for animal care organizations, veterinarians and animal clinics.
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Mobirise v4.11.5
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Issue with images in AMP themes fixed
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M4 themes are updates with fixes for gallery and shop block filters
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Mobirise v4.11.4
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Cookies Alert update: added the 'Explicit Consent' option which creates a cookie modal
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Mobirise4 Theme: fix color change for 'table1' block
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Editing galleries fixed
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The LazyLoad extension is available
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CourseAMP Theme
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CourseAMP Theme - Sleek courses website theme spiced up with nice-looking designs and exciting animations. It's the best fit for online schools and web courses\nLive Demos: University, Consulting.
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Mobirise v4.11.2
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Update of Code Editor extension. New features: Edit Block Anchor, Edit Site Styles.
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Edit user block name
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Choose a Social sharing image
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New Site Settings interface
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Fixed saving Site Styles
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Fixed publish Popup Builder on several pages in amp themes
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Fixed captcha
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Mobirise4 theme: fixed gallery styles, fixed line height
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LuxuryM4 Theme
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LuxuryM4 Theme - Wish to impress clients with your online luxury store? Easily create one in no longer than a few hours with this exclusive theme.
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TrainingAMP Theme
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TrainingAMP Theme - Creating a great website for sport gyms, workout clubs and individual sportsmen with this website theme is just like 123. Start your own sport website with ease!
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InsightAMP Theme
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InsightAMP Theme - Impressive corporate template for creating clean and minimalist websites for any kind of business. Increase yur brand exposure with this creative template.
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Mobirise v4.10.10
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FormBuilder updated: The reCAPTCHA label support
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PWA Builder updated: iOS Support
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M4 optimization
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Facebook authorization fixed for Social Feed (partly)
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PhotoM4 Theme
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PhotoM4 Theme - Ideal theme for professional and hobby photographers. Build a stylish and clean website to impress anyone with beautiful galleries and portfolios.
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WoodM4 Theme
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WoodM4 Theme - Have a carpentry shop, forestry manufacture or timber company? This theme helps you present your woodworks excellently.
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Mobirise v4.10.8
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Form Builder updated. reCAPTCHA support and form submissions w/o the Mobirise label. More info
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Countdown blocks updated: floating point numbers supported now
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The issue with adding global components fixed
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Mobirise v4.10.7
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Mobirise AMP: new slider block with bullets, new manager for galleries and sliders, you can select the link type now: to full screen image or to your link
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Page Settings: preview of your page in Google Search
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Remove unused CSS for AMP: fixes
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Batch adding images to gallery: fixes
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Mobirise Publish: now you can publish sites made in M themes
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Fixes for shop blocks
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PersonaM4 Theme
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PersonaM4 Theme - A modern and lovely Bootstrap theme for creatives, freelancers, professionals, and creative studios.
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CorporateAMP Theme
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CorporateAMP Theme - A minimalistic and laconic AMP theme for brands and digital agencies.
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ShopAMP Theme
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ShopAMP Theme - An easy-to-use multipurpose AMP theme for creating websites to promote and offer every kind of services online.
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DepotAMP Theme
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DepotAMP Theme - This elegant theme is perfect for stores to showcase goods, inform about discounts, present prices, and highlight special offers.
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Mobirise v4.10.6
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Templates for sites are available in the app now
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Placeholder on empty pages
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The Search field in the Extensions list added
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The Crop Image functionality fixed
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Global blocks can be added on all pages and removed from all pages
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Code Editor is available offline for a longer time
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Popup Builder improvements: created popup blocks are available on all pages, minor fixes
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Mobirise v4.10.5
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Link Editor updated: messenger link types are added
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New thumbnails for extensions, the Create New Site dialog is updated
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Image crop feature updated, fixed for jpg images
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Fixed disappearing parameter buttons in top right corner of block
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Minor fixes for Mobirise4
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Fix update style of global component\nExtensions:
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PayPal Shopping Cart is updated: new look
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TechM4: new blocks, update for an accordion block
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PoliticsM4: reverse block feature for a team block
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Bug fixes in SimpleAMP, BusinessM4, AgencyM4
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Mobirise v4.10.4
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Editing extension blocks in M themes fixed (for example, popup builder)
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The menu fix in the MobiriseAMP theme
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The dropdown menu fix in M4 themes
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The gallery now keeps images in User Blocks
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The Extensions list is updated
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Popup Builder
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Create a modal/popup/lightbox with text, image, video, form. Live demo
PoliticsM4 Theme - If you represent a party, candidate, political organization or social movement, this theme will be your best match. It's perfect for government sites, campaign pages and other political websites.
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IndustryM4 Theme
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IndustryM4 Theme - An eye-catching industrial website theme. Promote your company services and advertise your industrial business with a professionally built website.
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Mobirise v4.10.1
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Site Library is optimized (it should work much faster now)
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Form fixes: the app doesn't hang if the long email addresses are used, forms work correctly in IE, minor fixes
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Issue with duplicating IDs on cloned pages fixed
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Mobirise 4 theme fixes: background video, features blocks
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Batch images adding: small fixes
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Smooth scroll fixed for M and M4 themes
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Mobirise v4.10
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Code Editor improvements
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Reverse mode for timeline blocks
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Remove unused CSS from AMP pages. This option is available in Site Settings. It noticeably reduces the number of CSS rules on a page and makes the size of inline CSS smaller. CSS you use on your page should not be larger than 50,000 bytes. Otherwise, pages are not AMP-valid. Use the option if you have many blocks on your pages. Please check carefully if your page elements are displayed correctly with this option enabled.
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Bug fixes: menu block fixes; the active undo button in new projects disabled; italic/bold text color is preserved now; '$1' is shown after publication; lightbox incorrect size fixed; the reveal effect in Mobirise 4 footers is disabled for IE; images renaming fixed when use batch adding and 'Resize Images' turned off; other minor fixed.
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TechM4 Theme
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TechM4 Theme - This theme helps you build a powerful online presence for your tech business. Save time and effort when creating a top-notch website for your tech company.
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CompanyAMP Theme
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CompanyAMP Theme - Stylish and universal theme for any type of companies. When building your company landing page, consider this captivating theme that sparks everyone's interest.
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SimpleAMP Theme
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SimpleAMP Theme - Сreate neat and trim websites for service agencies, shops, and creatives. This mutipurpose template contains more than 50 various blocks.
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TasteM4 Theme
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TasteM4 Theme is a fantastic and flexible clothing website theme. Benefit from the ready-made layouts. Build a website to your taste and present your brand in the best possible way.
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Mobirise v4.9.7
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Extensions Social Feed, SoundCloud, Facebook Comments supported in AMP themes
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Online Image Library now saves the last active tab
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All themes are updated: small fixes and new FormBuilder extension support
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FormBuilder Extension
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Use the drag-n-drop builder to draw up the form you want. Learn more
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Create forms with complex layout, set the width of form fields
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Add your own labels, placeholders, default values, and input patterns
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Use the built-in Mobirise solution to receive submissions or use your own Action URL
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Mobirise v4.9.5
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New "Add Block" panel: now with block categories
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Online Image Library: enlarged preview on hover
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Updated Mobirise4 and MobiriseAMP themes: fixes, new blocks
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Code Editor: fixed inserting scripts to custom HTML block
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Fix for menus (scroll-line on mobile view)
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Fixed tags in image galleries
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Mobirise v4.9.3
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'Update All' button for extensions with a progress bar
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Adding images by drag and drop in Image Media
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Adding multiple images at once to sliders and galleries (non-AMP themes)
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Updated M4 themes to latest Bootstrap v4.2.1
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Updated free MobiriseAMP theme - 20 new blocks: gallery, slider, accordion, contact forms, testimonials, google maps.
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Code Editor loading speed improved
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Bug fixes for Google Maps
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Fixes for editing menu colors
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Fixes with page cloning
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LifestyleAMP Theme
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LifestyleAMP Theme - Easily create a personal, fashion, relationshop and lifestyle website that will be a real eye candy and inspiration for everyone.
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WorkshopAMP Theme
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WorkshopAMP Theme - If you offer repair services and have a workshop, this is the right theme for you.
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GamingAMP Theme
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GamingAMP Theme is a dark and neat design will excite and entertain every video game fan that visits your website.
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Mobirise v4.9.1
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Code Editor update:
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Mobirise mentions removal - clear the HTML code from "made with Mobirise" etc..
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New color schemes - light and contrast
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Undo-Redo buttons
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PayPal Shopping Cart update:
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Support for AMP themes
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Subscribe and Donate options
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Info on "How to add shipping, VAT, and tax."
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Mobirise 4 default theme update: 15 new blocks, fixes
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AMP Canonical URL for AMP sites. Menu -> Sites -> Site Settings.
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Bug Fixes
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StrategyAMP Theme
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StrategyAMP is a solid, informative, laconic and smart template for strategies of any business spheres: design, content, social media, sales, and business development. It is also suitable for consulting agencies to present services and make them plain and attractive for clients.
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ChurchAMP Theme
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ChurchAMP is a modern theme designed for churches and religious movements around the world. It is also suitable for creating a charity or charitable foundation website.
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Mobirise v4.8.6
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Mobirise Icons are available for AMP themes now
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Mobirise 2 Icons added
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Mobirise v4.8.4
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Publishing issues fixed
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Scroll-to-top button issues fixed
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Minor bug fixes
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AppAMP Theme
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AppAMP is a neat AMP theme best suited for landing pages showcasing your mobile and desktop apps.
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ConsultingAMP Theme
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ConsultingAMP - an exclusive AMP theme to create a site for consulting and other professional services.
New Publish option allows you to put the site online with a single click, to be viewed by the public with your subdomain at mobirisesite.com\nWhat's included:
Lightning-fast global CDN (Content Delivery Network)
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Unlimited pages
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Unlimited space and bandwidth\nIMPORTANT! Currently this option is in beta status - please use it for testing only. The subdomains can be removed without a notice.
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SchoolAMP Theme
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SchoolAMP - A trendy and neat looking theme for online schools. Use this theme to create a website for your school, courses, online lessons, and other educational services.
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EducationM4 Theme
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EducationM4 - A flexible and modern educational theme. It is suitable for schools, colleges, online courses, and other educational institutions.
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RealtyM4 Theme
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RealtyM4 Theme - An ultimate and modern real estate theme. It fulfills needs of realtors, agencies, real estate holdings when it comes to creating responsive and versatile websites to sell properties online.
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OrganicAMP Theme
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OrganicAMP Theme - Mouth-watering and trendy AMP theme for building online food stores. It's ideal for launching vegetarian food shops, cooking websites and healthy nutrition pages.
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Mobirise v4.7.8
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Bug Fixes for AMP Themes: video autoplay, map layout, video lightbox.
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ResumeAMP Theme
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ResumeAMP Theme - Lovely and creative AMP theme for creating online resumes. It is great for starting online profiles and portfolios.
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WeddingAMP Theme
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WeddingAMP Theme - The lovely AMP theme for weddings, celebrations, and event planners.
ArchitectAMP - The AMP theme for architectural building, exterior design, and construction business owners.
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Mobirise v4.7.7
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Improved app loading
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Fixed inserting icons in menu in m3 themes
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Fixed and updated translations
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Fixed disappearance of text placeholders
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Select all text on first click
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Fixed font dropdown panel height
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Mobirise v4.7.6
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Improved block reordering and dragging
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Bug fixes for projects loading
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AMP themes support improved
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Image optimization improved
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Updated translations: Spanish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Italian
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Updated login/signup dialog
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Minor bug fixes
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Mobirise for Android (works on Android 4.4+)
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HandymanAMP Theme
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HandymanAMP Theme - Perfect theme for plumber or electrician, painter or similar craftsman, construction, handyman, carpenter, craftsman workshop or repair business website. AMP themes are compatible, and you can use blocks from HandymanAMP in other AMP themes provided by Mobirise. Ready site demos: Cleaning Services, Dream House, Repair Services.
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BeautyAMP Theme
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BeautyAMP Theme - AMP theme for beauty studios, barber shops, tattoo salons, massage parlors, and gyms.
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SoundAMP Theme
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SoundAMP Theme - The AMP theme for music industry sites. A great choice to present music producers, DJs, singers, record studions, music labels, bands and grounps, sound pros.
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Mobirise v4.7.2
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Cookie Alert Extension updated - now it is "Cookie Alert and GDPR Compliance" - After activating GDPR compliance, all web forms on your website will have checkbox for agreeing to your Terms and Privacy Policy.
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Code Editor Extension updated - some fixes
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Different fixes in translation engine
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New AMP themes - StartupAMP and SpaceAMP
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StartupAMP Theme
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StartupAMP Theme - AMP theme for startup websites with rounded corners and deep gradient colors. View demo templates: Best Mobile App, Co-working Template, Business School Template.\nCheck available blocks: headers, features, tabs and accordions, content blocks, sliders and videos, social blocks and maps, footers.
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SpaceAMP Theme
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SpaceAMP Theme - Clean and spacious AMP theme with 60+ slick blocks. View demo templates: Apartments for Sale, Beauty Salon, Health Food Store.\nCheck available blocks: headers, subscribe and form blocks, social blocks, map blocks, footer blocks, content blocks, text and titles blocks, news and team blocks, progress bars, accordions, counters and pricing tables, images, sliders, and video blocks.
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Mobirise v4.7.1
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Scroll to top Button Issue fixed
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Images publication issue fixed
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LightAMP Theme
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LightAMP Theme - Large set of beautiful AMP blocks including sliders, timelines, lightboxes, tables, and media blocks. Based on AMP and compatible with other AMP themes in Mobirise. View demo templates: Interior Design, Dance School, Riding School.\nCheck available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, forms & maps, pricing tables, toggles & accordions, and footers.
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EventAMP Theme
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EventAMP Theme - AMP-based remake of popular Mobirise3 theme. Good to promote your special events, meetings, presentations. View demo templates: Horizon Festival, Business Meet Up, Culinary Master Class.\nView blocks demos.
BusinessM4 Theme - Clean, light, responsive theme with gradients and shadows. Build websites to present your business and many more. BusinessM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Creative agency, Travel Agency. Check available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, call to action blocks, team blocks, forms & maps, pricing tables, clients & partners blocks, tabs & accordions, and footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.5
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Bug fixes: Issue with missing projects fixed; Issue with missing user blocks fixed; Mobirise 3: sliders; Alignment in AgencyM4 and LawyerM4; Text style for forms in StoreM4
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Languages: Polish
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CommerceM4 Theme
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CommerceM4 Theme - A nice Bootstrap theme for commercial websites with some blocks to sell products. Present yourself, your products, your services, and your team. CommerceM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Cafe Demo, Shoes Demo, Headphones Demo. Check available blocks: headers, menus,images & videos, sliders & galleries, shops, features, content blocks, info blocks, team blocks and testimonials, forms & maps, pricing tables and tables, social blocks, countdowns & accordions, footers.
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HotelM4 Theme
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HotelM4 Theme - Bootstrap theme for hotel and resort websites. HotelM4 is an M4 compatible theme. View live demos: menus, headers, features, images and videos, sliders and galleries, content blocks, forms, pricing tables, testimonials and team blocks, toggles and accordions, maps, info blocks, footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.0
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Hotkey: if your Sites list is empty, you can load the list of previously used projects: open your Sites list and press Ctrl+Shift+L when it opened.
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Mobirise Translator extension: you can translate Mobirise interface to your language and share your translations with other users.
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Mobirise AMP
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Mobirise AMP Theme - accelerate your site with Google AMP. Check AMP theme components demos: headers, images & videos, testimonials & info, features, articles, maps & social, footers.
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Mobirise v4.5.0
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Translation: German
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Bug fixes for saving User blocks
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Bug fixes for themes: Blockpack for Mobirise 3, AgencyM4, PortfolioM4, LawyerM4, DirectM, SpaceM\nTo change the interface language, open the main menu in the app, select the Account tab, and open App Settings.
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Mobirise v4.4.0
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Now you can crop images right in Mobirise application
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Fixed compatibility with Internet Explorer in Mobirise 4 theme
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Mobirise v4.3.5
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme
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App Settings: "Show All Block Buttons" option added
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Bug Fixes:
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Mobirise4 Theme: Fix for counters
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Gallery Video - fixed youtube thumbnails in Mobirise 3 and Mobirise 4 compatible themes
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Links - fixed long domain in web address
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme - spacious, clean and attractive ecommerce theme designed mainly for stores. 80+ blocks for your new online shop. This theme includes several menu blocks, headers, sliders and galleries, shops, content and info sections, pricing tables, testimonials, team blocks and more. StoreM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.4
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Facebook and Google Authorization: Now you can sign up using your Google and Facebook accounts.
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Clone Sites - clone not only pages, but also entire sites.
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App settings - open your Menu->Account->App settings to adjust your app settings: show the redo button, the tablet view mode, keep the Site Styles button shown.
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FTP publishing fixes
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Mobirise Help Center - visit our Help Center if you have some issues, and if you can't find a solution, you can visit our forums or contact our Support Team.
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PortfolioM4 Bootstrap Theme - Modern and bright theme to present your projects - for designers, illustrators, artists, and developers. Comes with moving background intro, "typed" effect, step-by-step process, our clients, portfoilio gallery, counters, about me blocks. PortfolioM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.1
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Built-in "Mobirise Icons Bold" icon font
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"Icons" extension updated. Now 8700+ icons total
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New fonts: Icon54 v.3, Icon54 v.4, Simple Line Icons, "Font Awesome" updated
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Site Library:\nFixed bug with removing images that are used on site\nFixed hanging\nFixed bug with duplication of images
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Mobirise4: fixed bug with buttons in 'pricing tables'
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Fixed vimeo thumbnails in gallery
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"Link to" dialog: "open in new window" is added to the "file" tab
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Mobirise v4.3.0
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New "Link to" dialog with: Option to add files to site and link them (pdf, doc, xls, etc..); Email; Phone; Web Address
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Updated PayPal Shopping Cart
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Fixed duplicated images on publishing
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Minor fixes
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LawyerM4 Bootstrap Theme - Dark, minimal and tidy theme for lawyers, legal firms, attorneys and related legal professionals. LawyerM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
New AgencyM4 Theme. Theme for companies and agencies with 70+ blocks. New gradient overlays, working hours sections, and an extended set of dropdown menus and intro sections. AgencyM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Theme: you can move Mobirise4 and AgencyM4 user blocks between your projects.
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WOW Slider extension fixed
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Extensions updated – Social Feed, Social Comments, SoundCloud
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Compatibility issue with some 3rd-party themes fixed (Clarus, Sleek, Unicore..)
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Site thumbnail creation fixed
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Fix: WOWSlider extension
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Update: Home pages in Italian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
Bootstrap updated to latest v4.0.0-beta (for Mobirise4 theme only)
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Fix: Fonts crush on start
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Fix: Bug in images publishing
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Fix: Parameters in extension blocks
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Fix: WOWSlider extension
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Update: Home pages in Chinese, Slovak, Polish, French, Albanian, Finnish, Swedish, Japanese, Portugal (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1.6
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Search by font name in Google font library
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Fix: "Browse computer for image" doesn't save last dir
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Fix: Hot key COPY/PASTE on Mac
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Fix: "Clone page" doesn't work with some blocks
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Fix: Rubik Google font bug on Windows
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Update: Home pages in German, Spanish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Russian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1
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Brand-new core engine - the app works much faster and smoother now
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
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Live preview
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See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
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Modern styles
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Mobirise has provided for website developers a growing library of modern blocks which can be used either partially or in full for every website developed through the builder.
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Bootstrap 3
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Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
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Create a beautiful website.
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Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
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Live preview
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See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
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Modern styles
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Mobirise has provided for website developers a growing library of modern blocks which can be used either partially or in full for every website developed through the builder.
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Bootstrap 3
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Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
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Create a beautiful website.
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Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
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Mobirise AMP Website Builder
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The Accelerated Mobile Pages Project (AMP) is an online publishing format, originally created by Google as an alternative to Facebook’s Instant Articles. It’s a way to optimize web pages for mobile browsing using a special code–AMP-HTML.
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AMP sites are loading smoothly and fast. Users like pages they don't have to wait, so you keep your visitors.
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Goggle Search adds to AMP articles an AMP iсon, and when you use a mobile device, these pages are shown first.
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AMP is a great solution for internet magazines, blogs and news sites.
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Mobirise v4.12
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Important: After the 4.12 is installed, update your extensions in \"Menu->Extensions->Update All\" and then restart the Mobirise
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Compatibility with MacOs Catalina
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FTP profile is filled from a project file
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User Blocks search added
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Issues with project import/export with different fonts fixed
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Fixed saving the Resize Images site setting
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Blockpack for M4
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Minor fixes
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DinerM4
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DinerM4 - Great Bootstrap cafe theme. It's the perfect choice for owners of pizzerie, tea-houses, cafeterias and other restaurants.
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AudioM4
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AudioM4 - Need a stunning website for your songs? Feel free to use this exceptional music theme with great looking designs!
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BlockPack for M4
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BlockPack for M4 - 350+ best and most unique blocks from premium Mobirise themes. Compatible with all M4 themes.
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InnovationAMP
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InnovationAMP - Multipurpose theme for corporate and science websites. Let your future website look innovative and ultra-modern!
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BranchM4
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BranchM4 - Well-designed corporate theme for small and medium businesses. Use this theme to create a website for your company or agency with a unique and professional look.
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KidsM4 Theme
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KidsM4 Theme - A cute website template perfect for preschools and babysitting. It also suits online stores selling children clothes and toys. Create a kids related site with ease!
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PetsM4 Theme
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PetsM4 Theme - Contemporary pets website template. It's the ideal choice for animal care organizations, veterinarians and animal clinics.
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Mobirise v4.11.5
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Issue with images in AMP themes fixed
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M4 themes are updates with fixes for gallery and shop block filters
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Mobirise v4.11.4
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Cookies Alert update: added the 'Explicit Consent' option which creates a cookie modal
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Mobirise4 Theme: fix color change for 'table1' block
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Editing galleries fixed
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The LazyLoad extension is available
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CourseAMP Theme
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CourseAMP Theme - Sleek courses website theme spiced up with nice-looking designs and exciting animations. It's the best fit for online schools and web courses\nLive Demos: University, Consulting.
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Mobirise v4.11.2
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Update of Code Editor extension. New features: Edit Block Anchor, Edit Site Styles.
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Edit user block name
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Choose a Social sharing image
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New Site Settings interface
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Fixed saving Site Styles
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Fixed publish Popup Builder on several pages in amp themes
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Fixed captcha
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Mobirise4 theme: fixed gallery styles, fixed line height
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LuxuryM4 Theme
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LuxuryM4 Theme - Wish to impress clients with your online luxury store? Easily create one in no longer than a few hours with this exclusive theme.
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TrainingAMP Theme
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TrainingAMP Theme - Creating a great website for sport gyms, workout clubs and individual sportsmen with this website theme is just like 123. Start your own sport website with ease!
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InsightAMP Theme
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InsightAMP Theme - Impressive corporate template for creating clean and minimalist websites for any kind of business. Increase yur brand exposure with this creative template.
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Mobirise v4.10.10
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FormBuilder updated: The reCAPTCHA label support
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PWA Builder updated: iOS Support
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M4 optimization
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Facebook authorization fixed for Social Feed (partly)
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PhotoM4 Theme
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PhotoM4 Theme - Ideal theme for professional and hobby photographers. Build a stylish and clean website to impress anyone with beautiful galleries and portfolios.
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WoodM4 Theme
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WoodM4 Theme - Have a carpentry shop, forestry manufacture or timber company? This theme helps you present your woodworks excellently.
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Mobirise v4.10.8
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Form Builder updated. reCAPTCHA support and form submissions w/o the Mobirise label. More info
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Countdown blocks updated: floating point numbers supported now
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The issue with adding global components fixed
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Mobirise v4.10.7
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Mobirise AMP: new slider block with bullets, new manager for galleries and sliders, you can select the link type now: to full screen image or to your link
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Page Settings: preview of your page in Google Search
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Remove unused CSS for AMP: fixes
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Batch adding images to gallery: fixes
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Mobirise Publish: now you can publish sites made in M themes
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Fixes for shop blocks
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PersonaM4 Theme
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PersonaM4 Theme - A modern and lovely Bootstrap theme for creatives, freelancers, professionals, and creative studios.
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CorporateAMP Theme
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CorporateAMP Theme - A minimalistic and laconic AMP theme for brands and digital agencies.
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ShopAMP Theme
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ShopAMP Theme - An easy-to-use multipurpose AMP theme for creating websites to promote and offer every kind of services online.
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DepotAMP Theme
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DepotAMP Theme - This elegant theme is perfect for stores to showcase goods, inform about discounts, present prices, and highlight special offers.
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Mobirise v4.10.6
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Templates for sites are available in the app now
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Placeholder on empty pages
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The Search field in the Extensions list added
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The Crop Image functionality fixed
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Global blocks can be added on all pages and removed from all pages
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Code Editor is available offline for a longer time
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Popup Builder improvements: created popup blocks are available on all pages, minor fixes
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Mobirise v4.10.5
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Link Editor updated: messenger link types are added
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New thumbnails for extensions, the Create New Site dialog is updated
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Image crop feature updated, fixed for jpg images
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Fixed disappearing parameter buttons in top right corner of block
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Minor fixes for Mobirise4
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Fix update style of global component\nExtensions:
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PayPal Shopping Cart is updated: new look
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TechM4: new blocks, update for an accordion block
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PoliticsM4: reverse block feature for a team block
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Bug fixes in SimpleAMP, BusinessM4, AgencyM4
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Mobirise v4.10.4
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Editing extension blocks in M themes fixed (for example, popup builder)
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The menu fix in the MobiriseAMP theme
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The dropdown menu fix in M4 themes
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The gallery now keeps images in User Blocks
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The Extensions list is updated
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Popup Builder
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Create a modal/popup/lightbox with text, image, video, form. Live demo
PoliticsM4 Theme - If you represent a party, candidate, political organization or social movement, this theme will be your best match. It's perfect for government sites, campaign pages and other political websites.
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IndustryM4 Theme
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IndustryM4 Theme - An eye-catching industrial website theme. Promote your company services and advertise your industrial business with a professionally built website.
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Mobirise v4.10.1
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Site Library is optimized (it should work much faster now)
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Form fixes: the app doesn't hang if the long email addresses are used, forms work correctly in IE, minor fixes
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Issue with duplicating IDs on cloned pages fixed
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Mobirise 4 theme fixes: background video, features blocks
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Batch images adding: small fixes
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Smooth scroll fixed for M and M4 themes
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Mobirise v4.10
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Code Editor improvements
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Reverse mode for timeline blocks
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Remove unused CSS from AMP pages. This option is available in Site Settings. It noticeably reduces the number of CSS rules on a page and makes the size of inline CSS smaller. CSS you use on your page should not be larger than 50,000 bytes. Otherwise, pages are not AMP-valid. Use the option if you have many blocks on your pages. Please check carefully if your page elements are displayed correctly with this option enabled.
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Bug fixes: menu block fixes; the active undo button in new projects disabled; italic/bold text color is preserved now; '$1' is shown after publication; lightbox incorrect size fixed; the reveal effect in Mobirise 4 footers is disabled for IE; images renaming fixed when use batch adding and 'Resize Images' turned off; other minor fixed.
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TechM4 Theme
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TechM4 Theme - This theme helps you build a powerful online presence for your tech business. Save time and effort when creating a top-notch website for your tech company.
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CompanyAMP Theme
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CompanyAMP Theme - Stylish and universal theme for any type of companies. When building your company landing page, consider this captivating theme that sparks everyone's interest.
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SimpleAMP Theme
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SimpleAMP Theme - Сreate neat and trim websites for service agencies, shops, and creatives. This mutipurpose template contains more than 50 various blocks.
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TasteM4 Theme
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TasteM4 Theme is a fantastic and flexible clothing website theme. Benefit from the ready-made layouts. Build a website to your taste and present your brand in the best possible way.
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Mobirise v4.9.7
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Extensions Social Feed, SoundCloud, Facebook Comments supported in AMP themes
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Online Image Library now saves the last active tab
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All themes are updated: small fixes and new FormBuilder extension support
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FormBuilder Extension
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Use the drag-n-drop builder to draw up the form you want. Learn more
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Create forms with complex layout, set the width of form fields
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Add your own labels, placeholders, default values, and input patterns
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Use the built-in Mobirise solution to receive submissions or use your own Action URL
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Mobirise v4.9.5
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New \"Add Block\" panel: now with block categories
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Online Image Library: enlarged preview on hover
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Updated Mobirise4 and MobiriseAMP themes: fixes, new blocks
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Code Editor: fixed inserting scripts to custom HTML block
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Fix for menus (scroll-line on mobile view)
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Fixed tags in image galleries
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Mobirise v4.9.3
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'Update All' button for extensions with a progress bar
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Adding images by drag and drop in Image Media
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Adding multiple images at once to sliders and galleries (non-AMP themes)
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Updated M4 themes to latest Bootstrap v4.2.1
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Updated free MobiriseAMP theme - 20 new blocks: gallery, slider, accordion, contact forms, testimonials, google maps.
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Code Editor loading speed improved
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Bug fixes for Google Maps
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Fixes for editing menu colors
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Fixes with page cloning
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LifestyleAMP Theme
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LifestyleAMP Theme - Easily create a personal, fashion, relationshop and lifestyle website that will be a real eye candy and inspiration for everyone.
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WorkshopAMP Theme
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WorkshopAMP Theme - If you offer repair services and have a workshop, this is the right theme for you.
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GamingAMP Theme
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GamingAMP Theme is a dark and neat design will excite and entertain every video game fan that visits your website.
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Mobirise v4.9.1
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Code Editor update:
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Mobirise mentions removal - clear the HTML code from \"made with Mobirise\" etc..
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New color schemes - light and contrast
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Undo-Redo buttons
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PayPal Shopping Cart update:
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Support for AMP themes
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Subscribe and Donate options
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Info on \"How to add shipping, VAT, and tax.\"
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Mobirise 4 default theme update: 15 new blocks, fixes
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AMP Canonical URL for AMP sites. Menu -> Sites -> Site Settings.
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Bug Fixes
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StrategyAMP Theme
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StrategyAMP is a solid, informative, laconic and smart template for strategies of any business spheres: design, content, social media, sales, and business development. It is also suitable for consulting agencies to present services and make them plain and attractive for clients.
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ChurchAMP Theme
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ChurchAMP is a modern theme designed for churches and religious movements around the world. It is also suitable for creating a charity or charitable foundation website.
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Mobirise v4.8.6
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Mobirise Icons are available for AMP themes now
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Mobirise 2 Icons added
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Mobirise v4.8.4
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Publishing issues fixed
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Scroll-to-top button issues fixed
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Minor bug fixes
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AppAMP Theme
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AppAMP is a neat AMP theme best suited for landing pages showcasing your mobile and desktop apps.
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ConsultingAMP Theme
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ConsultingAMP - an exclusive AMP theme to create a site for consulting and other professional services.
New Publish option allows you to put the site online with a single click, to be viewed by the public with your subdomain at mobirisesite.com\nWhat's included:
Lightning-fast global CDN (Content Delivery Network)
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Unlimited pages
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SchoolAMP Theme
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SchoolAMP - A trendy and neat looking theme for online schools. Use this theme to create a website for your school, courses, online lessons, and other educational services.
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EducationM4 Theme
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EducationM4 - A flexible and modern educational theme. It is suitable for schools, colleges, online courses, and other educational institutions.
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RealtyM4 Theme
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RealtyM4 Theme - An ultimate and modern real estate theme. It fulfills needs of realtors, agencies, real estate holdings when it comes to creating responsive and versatile websites to sell properties online.
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OrganicAMP Theme
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OrganicAMP Theme - Mouth-watering and trendy AMP theme for building online food stores. It's ideal for launching vegetarian food shops, cooking websites and healthy nutrition pages.
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Mobirise v4.7.8
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Bug Fixes for AMP Themes: video autoplay, map layout, video lightbox.
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ResumeAMP Theme
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ResumeAMP Theme - Lovely and creative AMP theme for creating online resumes. It is great for starting online profiles and portfolios.
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WeddingAMP Theme
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WeddingAMP Theme - The lovely AMP theme for weddings, celebrations, and event planners.
ArchitectAMP - The AMP theme for architectural building, exterior design, and construction business owners.
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Mobirise v4.7.7
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Fixed and updated translations
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Fixed font dropdown panel height
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Bug fixes for projects loading
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AMP themes support improved
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Image optimization improved
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Updated translations: Spanish, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Italian
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Updated login/signup dialog
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Minor bug fixes
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Mobirise for Android (works on Android 4.4+)
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HandymanAMP Theme
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HandymanAMP Theme - Perfect theme for plumber or electrician, painter or similar craftsman, construction, handyman, carpenter, craftsman workshop or repair business website. AMP themes are compatible, and you can use blocks from HandymanAMP in other AMP themes provided by Mobirise. Ready site demos: Cleaning Services, Dream House, Repair Services.
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BeautyAMP Theme - AMP theme for beauty studios, barber shops, tattoo salons, massage parlors, and gyms.
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SoundAMP Theme
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SoundAMP Theme - The AMP theme for music industry sites. A great choice to present music producers, DJs, singers, record studions, music labels, bands and grounps, sound pros.
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Mobirise v4.7.2
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Cookie Alert Extension updated - now it is \"Cookie Alert and GDPR Compliance\" - After activating GDPR compliance, all web forms on your website will have checkbox for agreeing to your Terms and Privacy Policy.
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StartupAMP Theme - AMP theme for startup websites with rounded corners and deep gradient colors. View demo templates: Best Mobile App, Co-working Template, Business School Template.\nCheck available blocks: headers, features, tabs and accordions, content blocks, sliders and videos, social blocks and maps, footers.
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SpaceAMP Theme
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SpaceAMP Theme - Clean and spacious AMP theme with 60+ slick blocks. View demo templates: Apartments for Sale, Beauty Salon, Health Food Store.\nCheck available blocks: headers, subscribe and form blocks, social blocks, map blocks, footer blocks, content blocks, text and titles blocks, news and team blocks, progress bars, accordions, counters and pricing tables, images, sliders, and video blocks.
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Mobirise v4.7.1
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Images publication issue fixed
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LightAMP Theme
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LightAMP Theme - Large set of beautiful AMP blocks including sliders, timelines, lightboxes, tables, and media blocks. Based on AMP and compatible with other AMP themes in Mobirise. View demo templates: Interior Design, Dance School, Riding School.\nCheck available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, forms & maps, pricing tables, toggles & accordions, and footers.
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EventAMP Theme
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EventAMP Theme - AMP-based remake of popular Mobirise3 theme. Good to promote your special events, meetings, presentations. View demo templates: Horizon Festival, Business Meet Up, Culinary Master Class.\nView blocks demos.
BusinessM4 Theme - Clean, light, responsive theme with gradients and shadows. Build websites to present your business and many more. BusinessM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Creative agency, Travel Agency. Check available blocks: headers, menus, images & videos, features, articles, call to action blocks, team blocks, forms & maps, pricing tables, clients & partners blocks, tabs & accordions, and footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.5
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Bug fixes: Issue with missing projects fixed; Issue with missing user blocks fixed; Mobirise 3: sliders; Alignment in AgencyM4 and LawyerM4; Text style for forms in StoreM4
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CommerceM4 Theme
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CommerceM4 Theme - A nice Bootstrap theme for commercial websites with some blocks to sell products. Present yourself, your products, your services, and your team. CommerceM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Themes. View demo templates: Cafe Demo, Shoes Demo, Headphones Demo. Check available blocks: headers, menus,images & videos, sliders & galleries, shops, features, content blocks, info blocks, team blocks and testimonials, forms & maps, pricing tables and tables, social blocks, countdowns & accordions, footers.
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HotelM4 Theme
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HotelM4 Theme - Bootstrap theme for hotel and resort websites. HotelM4 is an M4 compatible theme. View live demos: menus, headers, features, images and videos, sliders and galleries, content blocks, forms, pricing tables, testimonials and team blocks, toggles and accordions, maps, info blocks, footers.
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Mobirise v4.6.0
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Hotkey: if your Sites list is empty, you can load the list of previously used projects: open your Sites list and press Ctrl+Shift+L when it opened.
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Mobirise Translator extension: you can translate Mobirise interface to your language and share your translations with other users.
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Mobirise AMP
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Mobirise AMP Theme - accelerate your site with Google AMP. Check AMP theme components demos: headers, images & videos, testimonials & info, features, articles, maps & social, footers.
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Mobirise v4.5.0
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Translation: German
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Bug fixes for saving User blocks
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Bug fixes for themes: Blockpack for Mobirise 3, AgencyM4, PortfolioM4, LawyerM4, DirectM, SpaceM\nTo change the interface language, open the main menu in the app, select the Account tab, and open App Settings.
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Mobirise v4.4.0
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Fixed compatibility with Internet Explorer in Mobirise 4 theme
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Mobirise v4.3.5
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme
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App Settings: \"Show All Block Buttons\" option added
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Gallery Video - fixed youtube thumbnails in Mobirise 3 and Mobirise 4 compatible themes
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Links - fixed long domain in web address
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StoreM4 Bootstrap Theme - spacious, clean and attractive ecommerce theme designed mainly for stores. 80+ blocks for your new online shop. This theme includes several menu blocks, headers, sliders and galleries, shops, content and info sections, pricing tables, testimonials, team blocks and more. StoreM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.4
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Facebook and Google Authorization: Now you can sign up using your Google and Facebook accounts.
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Clone Sites - clone not only pages, but also entire sites.
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App settings - open your Menu->Account->App settings to adjust your app settings: show the redo button, the tablet view mode, keep the Site Styles button shown.
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FTP publishing fixes
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Mobirise Help Center - visit our Help Center if you have some issues, and if you can't find a solution, you can visit our forums or contact our Support Team.
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PortfolioM4 Bootstrap Theme - Modern and bright theme to present your projects - for designers, illustrators, artists, and developers. Comes with moving background intro, \"typed\" effect, step-by-step process, our clients, portfoilio gallery, counters, about me blocks. PortfolioM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
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Mobirise v4.3.1
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Built-in \"Mobirise Icons Bold\" icon font
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New fonts: Icon54 v.3, Icon54 v.4, Simple Line Icons, \"Font Awesome\" updated
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Site Library:\nFixed bug with removing images that are used on site\nFixed hanging\nFixed bug with duplication of images
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Mobirise4: fixed bug with buttons in 'pricing tables'
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Fixed vimeo thumbnails in gallery
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\"Link to\" dialog: \"open in new window\" is added to the \"file\" tab
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Mobirise v4.3.0
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New \"Link to\" dialog with: Option to add files to site and link them (pdf, doc, xls, etc..); Email; Phone; Web Address
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Updated PayPal Shopping Cart
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Fixed duplicated images on publishing
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Minor fixes
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LawyerM4 Bootstrap Theme - Dark, minimal and tidy theme for lawyers, legal firms, attorneys and related legal professionals. LawyerM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 themes - you can interchange user blocks between your projects.
New AgencyM4 Theme. Theme for companies and agencies with 70+ blocks. New gradient overlays, working hours sections, and an extended set of dropdown menus and intro sections. AgencyM4 is compatible with Mobirise 4 Theme: you can move Mobirise4 and AgencyM4 user blocks between your projects.
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WOW Slider extension fixed
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Extensions updated – Social Feed, Social Comments, SoundCloud
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Compatibility issue with some 3rd-party themes fixed (Clarus, Sleek, Unicore..)
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Site thumbnail creation fixed
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Fix: WOWSlider extension
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Update: Home pages in Italian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
Bootstrap updated to latest v4.0.0-beta (for Mobirise4 theme only)
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Fix: Fonts crush on start
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Fix: Bug in images publishing
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Fix: Parameters in extension blocks
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Fix: WOWSlider extension
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Update: Home pages in Chinese, Slovak, Polish, French, Albanian, Finnish, Swedish, Japanese, Portugal (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1.6
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Search by font name in Google font library
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Fix: \"Browse computer for image\" doesn't save last dir
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Fix: Hot key COPY/PASTE on Mac
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Fix: \"Clone page\" doesn't work with some blocks
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Fix: Rubik Google font bug on Windows
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Update: Home pages in German, Spanish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Russian (please contact at support@mobirise.com if you find mistakes in texts)
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Mobirise v4.1
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Brand-new core engine - the app works much faster and smoother now
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
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Live preview
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See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
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Modern styles
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Mobirise has provided for website developers a growing library of modern blocks which can be used either partially or in full for every website developed through the builder.
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Bootstrap 3
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Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
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Create a beautiful website.
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Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
Bootstrap website builder makes it very easy to prototype, test, and build a custom responsive website quickly, without having to understand the Bootstrap framework system. They, although different in capabilities, all offer a form of drag-and-drop functionality that fully utilizes the enormous library of Bootstrap’s components.\n\n\n
Adding a css image gallery to your website does not need to be difficult or time-consuming. There are a wide range of options to choose from, whether you opt to go with the standard html5 image gallery, to customize it using one of a wide-range of plugins and tutorials or if you opt for Mobirise’s drag-and-drop builder. Good luck with your website!\n\n\n
The bootstrap image slider component that comes with the bootstrap framework is a lightweight carousel which uses JavaScript. It’s a standards-compliant piece of functionality, with a clean design that will fit easily into any website. It’s also easy to modify and extend with additional functionality such as CSS3 animations and more.\n\n\n
Today you are able to use different techniques and tools, from using an open-source CMS such as WordPress along with a free theme, to using website building software.\nMobirise is one such website builder. Website software has a few advantages over a CMS...\n\n\n
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Drag and drop website builder
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Make your own mobile website in minutes! Mobirise helps you cut down development time by providing you with a flexible website editor with a drag and drop interface.
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Live preview
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See the result instantly without a need to save or export!
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Modern styles
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Mobirise has provided for website developers a growing library of modern blocks which can be used either partially or in full for every website developed through the builder.
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Bootstrap 3
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Bootstrap 3 has been noted as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.
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Create a beautiful website.
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Whether you want to create a blog, eCommerce store, portfolio, or all of the above, you can express your idea with a website powered by our elegant yet intuitive platform.
Mockman is a powerful and convenient tool that helps you to manage and start mock servers locally.
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Screenshot
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Create your mock server - click the add button
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Add some apis for your mock server.
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Configure the method, route, response code, latency, required request options and reponse data of each api.
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Start the server - click the start button.
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After all, you can test your api locally.
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%APPDATA% for Windows
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$XDG_CONFIG_HOME or ~/.config for Linux
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~/Library/Application Support for macOS
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Be attention before you start https server
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Mockman is using self-signed-certification to create https server
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Install rootCA on your client and trust it before you send https requests
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Todos
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Server
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ipcMain && ipcRender communication
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dababase support
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create a new mock
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update a mock
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remove a mock
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query a mock info
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create an api
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update an api
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remove an api
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query an api info
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start an express server with a mock config
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handle errors while starting the server
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Client
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brand header dislay
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mock sider display
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mock-detail and api-list display
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api-detail display
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create a new mock
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update a mock
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remove a mock
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query a mock info
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create an api
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update an api
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remove an api
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query an api info
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request params check list
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response k-v input group
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response code editor
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add blur event to jsonEditor
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add a log panel to show the logs of an active mock server process
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add https support
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group the apis with tag
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check the conflict of all mocks
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Export/Import mock or api configurations
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License
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Contribute
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# install the dependencies \nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev \n\n# build mockman\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests\nnpm test \n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint \n
Mockman is a powerful and convenient tool that helps you to manage and start mock servers locally.
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With the app, you can easily configure the routes, request format and response of a mock server
\n
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n
\n
Usage
\n
\n\n
Create your mock server - click the add button
\n
Configure the name, port and prefix of your move server, make sure the port is not in use, or Mockman will give you a error notification.
\n
Add some apis for your mock server.
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Configure the method, route, response code, latency, required request options and reponse data of each api.
\n
Start the server - click the start button.
\n
After all, you can test your api locally.
\n\n
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Where will your api data be stored?
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Your data will be stored as a sqlite file absolutely on your local, the path will be different on different operation system.
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%APPDATA% for Windows
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$XDG_CONFIG_HOME or ~/.config for Linux
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~/Library/Application Support for macOS
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Be attention before you start https server
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Mockman is using self-signed-certification to create https server
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Install rootCA on your client and trust it before you send https requests
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Todos
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Server
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ipcMain && ipcRender communication
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dababase support
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create a new mock
\n
update a mock
\n
remove a mock
\n
query a mock info
\n
create an api
\n
update an api
\n
remove an api
\n
query an api info
\n
start an express server with a mock config
\n
handle errors while starting the server
\n
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Client
\n
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brand header dislay
\n
mock sider display
\n
mock-detail and api-list display
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api-detail display
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create a new mock
\n
update a mock
\n
remove a mock
\n
query a mock info
\n
create an api
\n
update an api
\n
remove an api
\n
query an api info
\n
request params check list
\n
response k-v input group
\n
response code editor
\n
add blur event to jsonEditor
\n
add a log panel to show the logs of an active mock server process
\n
add https support
\n
group the apis with tag
\n
check the conflict of all mocks
\n
Export/Import mock or api configurations
\n
\n
License
\n
\n
Contribute
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# install the dependencies \nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev \n\n# build mockman\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests\nnpm test \n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint \n
If you like Mockoon, you can support me with a one-time donation or sponsor me on GitHub \n
\n
What is it?
\n
Mockoon is the easiest and quickest way to run mock APIs locally. No remote deployment, no account required, open source.\nIt has been built with Electron and can be used on Windows (exe), Linux (deb, rpm, Appimage and Snap) and MacOS (dmg or brew). You can download it here: mockoon.com
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Feel free to test it and give some feedback!
\n
Download
\n
You can get Mockoon latest release directly from this repository or on the official website. Mockoon is also available through Homebrew brew cask install mockoon, Snap store snap install mockoon, Chocolatey choco install mockoon or AUR yay -S mockoon-bin (or any other AUR helper).
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Give feedback
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All feedback is welcomed, but please follow these simple guidelines before submitting a new feature or a bug:
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search the opened and closed issues before opening any issue
\n
try to give detailed instructions in order to reproduce the bug (providing the mock data you used could be useful)
\n
the purpose of Mockoon is to be simple, fast and easy to use; so keep in mind that some features may not be implemented!
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Community
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You can discuss all things related to Mockoon on the Spectrum community. It's also a good place to discuss bugs and feature requests there before opening an issue on this repository.
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Contributing
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If you are interested in contributing to Mockoon, please take a look at the document CONTRIBUTING.
I started to write some documentation which you can find in the Wiki section of this repository. You will also find a bunch of tutorials on the official website. Feel free to contribute or ask for new topics to be covered.
\n
Roadmap
\n
If you want to know what will be coming in the next releases you can check the milestones or directly check the features requests here.
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New releases will be announced on Mockoon's Twitter account @GetMockoon and through the newsletter to which you can subscribe here.
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Mock API in seconds
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If you like Mockoon, you can support me with a one-time donation or sponsor me on GitHub \n
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What is it?
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Mockoon is the easiest and quickest way to run mock APIs locally. No remote deployment, no account required, open source.\nIt has been built with Electron and can be used on Windows (exe), Linux (deb, rpm, Appimage and Snap) and MacOS (dmg or brew). You can download it here: mockoon.com
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Feel free to test it and give some feedback!
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Download
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You can get Mockoon latest release directly from this repository or on the official website. Mockoon is also available through Homebrew brew cask install mockoon, Snap store snap install mockoon, Chocolatey choco install mockoon or AUR yay -S mockoon-bin (or any other AUR helper).
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Give feedback
\n
All feedback is welcomed, but please follow these simple guidelines before submitting a new feature or a bug:
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\n
search the opened and closed issues before opening any issue
\n
try to give detailed instructions in order to reproduce the bug (providing the mock data you used could be useful)
\n
the purpose of Mockoon is to be simple, fast and easy to use; so keep in mind that some features may not be implemented!
\n
\n
Community
\n
You can discuss all things related to Mockoon on the Spectrum community. It's also a good place to discuss bugs and feature requests there before opening an issue on this repository.
\n
Contributing
\n
If you are interested in contributing to Mockoon, please take a look at the document CONTRIBUTING.
I started to write some documentation which you can find in the Wiki section of this repository. You will also find a bunch of tutorials on the official website. Feel free to contribute or ask for new topics to be covered.
\n
Roadmap
\n
If you want to know what will be coming in the next releases you can check the milestones or directly check the features requests here.
\n
New releases will be announced on Mockoon's Twitter account @GetMockoon and through the newsletter to which you can subscribe here.
Mockoon is the easiest and quickest way to run mock APIs locally. No remote deployment, no account required, open source.\nIt has been built with Electron and can be used on Windows (exe), Linux (deb, rpm, Appimage and Snap) and MacOS (dmg or brew). You can download it here: mockoon.com
\n
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Sponsors
\n
If you like Mockoon, you can support the project with a one-time donation:\n
You can get Mockoon latest release directly from this repository or on the official website. Mockoon is also available through Homebrew brew cask install mockoon, Snap store snap install mockoon, Chocolatey choco install mockoon or AUR yay -S mockoon-bin (or any other AUR helper).
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Support/feedback
\n
You can discuss all things related to Mockoon, and ask for help, on the Spectrum community. It's also a good place to discuss bugs and feature requests before opening an issue on this repository.
\n
If community support is not enough and you still want to open an issue for a bug or a new feature, please follow these simple guidelines:
\n
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search the opened and closed issues before opening any issue
\n
try to give detailed instructions in order to reproduce the bug (providing the mock data you used could be useful)
\n
the purpose of Mockoon is to be simple, fast and easy to use; so keep in mind that some features may not be implemented!
\n
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Documentation
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You will find some tutorials on the official website. They cover Mockoon's most complex features. Feel free to contribute or ask for new topics to be covered.
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Contributing
\n
If you are interested in contributing to Mockoon, please take a look at the document CONTRIBUTING.
If you want to know what will be coming in the next release you can check the milestones and the project "Roadmap".
\n
New releases will be announced on Mockoon's Twitter account @GetMockoon and through the newsletter to which you can subscribe here.
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Mockoon is the easiest and quickest way to run mock APIs locally. No remote deployment, no account required, open source.\nIt has been built with Electron and can be used on Windows (exe), Linux (deb, rpm, Appimage and Snap) and MacOS (dmg or brew). You can download it here: mockoon.com
\n
\n
Sponsors
\n
If you like Mockoon, you can support the project with a one-time donation:\n
You can get Mockoon latest release directly from this repository or on the official website. Mockoon is also available through Homebrew brew cask install mockoon, Snap store snap install mockoon, Chocolatey choco install mockoon or AUR yay -S mockoon-bin (or any other AUR helper).
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Support/feedback
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You can discuss all things related to Mockoon, and ask for help, on the Spectrum community. It's also a good place to discuss bugs and feature requests before opening an issue on this repository.
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If community support is not enough and you still want to open an issue for a bug or a new feature, please follow these simple guidelines:
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search the opened and closed issues before opening any issue
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try to give detailed instructions in order to reproduce the bug (providing the mock data you used could be useful)
\n
the purpose of Mockoon is to be simple, fast and easy to use; so keep in mind that some features may not be implemented!
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Documentation
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You will find some tutorials on the official website. They cover Mockoon's most complex features. Feel free to contribute or ask for new topics to be covered.
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Contributing
\n
If you are interested in contributing to Mockoon, please take a look at the document CONTRIBUTING.
⚠On Windows, you will need to download git if you haven't yet already. You can either download just git itself, or download GitHub's Windows client, which also includes git and other tools, even if you don't use the GUI portion.
\n
macOS
\n
For macOS, you can install the necessary packages using Homebrew.
\n
brew install git node
\n
ℹXcode Command Line Tools also include git. If you already have it, you can remove "git" from the command.
ModernDeck also includes build.bat for Windows.\nIt requires Windows 10 or Windows Server 2019, with WSL installed (including wsl.exe), with the proper tools (node, npm) installed on both WSL and Windows.
\n
This makes it very quick to build for every platform, including extension, except macOS, particularly because it doesn't require the electron build server.
⚠Building for macOS requires running under macOS. Under macOS, you can build for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Under both Linux and Windows, you can build for both Linux and Windows. (Windows requires WSL, see above)
\n
Building the browser extension
\n
First, you need to run rollup.
\n
npm run rollup
\n
This will transpile moderndeck.js and dependencies. This needs to be run if you make JS changes under the ModernDeck/src directory
\n
ℹ Building ModernDeck's source with Rollup increments the Build number as well
\n
To test the extension, you'll want to load the unpacked extension. This, of course, varies by browser.
\n
Chrome
\n
Open the Chrome menu, go to More tools > Extensions
\n
Turn on Developer Mode in the top right corner if you haven't already.
\n
Click the Load unpacked button
\n
Navigate to ModernDeck/common and click Select Folder
\n
Firefox
\n
Go to about:debugging
\n
Click This Firefox
\n
Click Load Temporary Add-on...
\n
Navigate to ModernDeck/common/manifest.json
\n
Microsoft Edge
\n
Open the ... menu
\n
Click Extensions
\n
Turn on Developer Mode in the bottom left corner if you haven't already
\n
Click the Load unpacked button
\n
Navigate to ModernDeck/common and click Select Folder
\n
Microsoft Edge Legacy (The EdgeHTML-based browser) is no longer supported as of ModernDeck 8.0. It might still work, but no problems with it will be corrected.
\n
Opera
\n
Click the Extensions button in the bar on the left side (the icon looks like a box)
\n
Turn on Developer Mode in the top right if you haven't already
\n
Click Load unpacked
\n
Select ModernDeck/common and click Select Folder
\n
Building Extension for Release
\n
Run npm install && node build/build.js from the root ModernDeck directory. The corresponding ZIPs will appear in the dist folder
⚠On Windows, you will need to download git if you haven't yet already. You can either download just git itself, or download GitHub's Windows client, which also includes git and other tools, even if you don't use the GUI portion.
\n
macOS
\n
For macOS, you can install the necessary packages using Homebrew.
\n
brew install git node
\n
ℹXcode Command Line Tools also include git. If you already have it, you can remove \"git\" from the command.
ModernDeck also includes build.bat for Windows.\nIt requires Windows 10 or Windows Server 2019, with WSL installed (including wsl.exe), with the proper tools (node, npm) installed on both WSL and Windows.
\n
This makes it very quick to build for every platform, including extension, except macOS, particularly because it doesn't require the electron build server.
⚠Building for macOS requires running under macOS. Under macOS, you can build for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Under both Linux and Windows, you can build for both Linux and Windows. (Windows requires WSL, see above)
\n
Building the browser extension
\n
First, you need to run rollup.
\n
npm run rollup
\n
This will transpile moderndeck.js and dependencies. This needs to be run if you make JS changes under the ModernDeck/src directory
\n
ℹ Building ModernDeck's source with Rollup increments the Build number as well
\n
To test the extension, you'll want to load the unpacked extension. This, of course, varies by browser.
\n
Chrome
\n
Open the Chrome menu, go to More tools > Extensions
\n
Turn on Developer Mode in the top right corner if you haven't already.
\n
Click the Load unpacked button
\n
Navigate to ModernDeck/common and click Select Folder
\n
Firefox
\n
Go to about:debugging
\n
Click This Firefox
\n
Click Load Temporary Add-on...
\n
Navigate to ModernDeck/common/manifest.json
\n
Microsoft Edge
\n
Open the ... menu
\n
Click Extensions
\n
Turn on Developer Mode in the bottom left corner if you haven't already
\n
Click the Load unpacked button
\n
Navigate to ModernDeck/common and click Select Folder
\n
Microsoft Edge Legacy (The EdgeHTML-based browser) is no longer supported as of ModernDeck 8.0. It might still work, but no problems with it will be corrected.
\n
Opera
\n
Click the Extensions button in the bar on the left side (the icon looks like a box)
\n
Turn on Developer Mode in the top right if you haven't already
\n
Click Load unpacked
\n
Select ModernDeck/common and click Select Folder
\n
Building Extension for Release
\n
Run npm install && node build/build.js from the root ModernDeck directory. The corresponding ZIPs will appear in the dist folder
# Make sure homebrew knows about the latest mojibar\n$ brew update && brew upgrade brew-cask\n# Install mojibar\n$ brew cask install mojibar
\n
After installation, find Mojibar in your apps folder or search Mojibar in spotlight. Mojibar will appear in your tray at the top right corner of your screen.
\n
To upgrade mojibar installed from brew-cask to a newer version:
# Make sure homebrew knows about the latest mojibar\n$ brew update && brew upgrade brew-cask\n# Install mojibar\n$ brew cask install mojibar
\n
After installation, find Mojibar in your apps folder or search Mojibar in spotlight. Mojibar will appear in your tray at the top right corner of your screen.
\n
To upgrade mojibar installed from brew-cask to a newer version:
# Make sure homebrew knows about the latest mojibar\n$ brew update && brew upgrade brew-cask\n# Install mojibar\n$ brew cask install mojibar
\n
After installation, find Mojibar in your apps folder or search Mojibar in spotlight. Mojibar will appear in your tray at the top right corner of your screen.
\n
To upgrade mojibar installed from brew-cask to a newer version:
# Make sure homebrew knows about the latest mojibar\n$ brew update && brew upgrade brew-cask\n# Install mojibar\n$ brew cask install mojibar
\n
After installation, find Mojibar in your apps folder or search Mojibar in spotlight. Mojibar will appear in your tray at the top right corner of your screen.
\n
To upgrade mojibar installed from brew-cask to a newer version:
Ever wish your devices could use their computational power to generate passive income for you? Monerite achieves this purpose by utilizing your system’s CPU to solve cryptographic hashes, generating cryptocurrency that translates to between $5-10 per month, per device. Simply keep the Monerite application open on your computer whenever you’re writing an essay, working on a problem set, watching a movie, or even sleeping. As long as your device is on, Monerite will solve hash functions within your browser and earn money for you.
\n
To log in, simply enter your Venmo username and press the check button. Your account's earnings from mining will be displayed. For every $10 generated, your Venmo account will be credited $8 ($10 minus the 20% operating cost).
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Monerite - Your personal mining software
\n
Ever wish your devices could use their computational power to generate passive income for you? Monerite achieves this purpose by utilizing your system’s CPU to solve cryptographic hashes, generating cryptocurrency that translates to between $5-10 per month, per device. Simply keep the Monerite application open on your computer whenever you’re writing an essay, working on a problem set, watching a movie, or even sleeping. As long as your device is on, Monerite will solve hash functions within your browser and earn money for you.
\n
To log in, simply enter your Venmo username and press the check button. Your account's earnings from mining will be displayed. For every $10 generated, your Venmo account will be credited $8 ($10 minus the 20% operating cost).
Move More is a beautifully lightweight desktop app that can run in the background.
\n
\n
Smart reminders notify you when it's time to get up and move from your desk.
\n
Quick tips inform you of useful ways to improve your sitting health.
\n
The app is constantly being updated with new content.
\n
A serious solution to a serious problem.
\n
\n
\n
"Today, our bodies are breaking down from obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, depression and the cascade of health ills and everyday malaise that come from what scientists have named sitting disease." - Dr. James Levine
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Screenshots
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- "readmeOriginal": "
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Move More
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Move More is a beautifully lightweight desktop app that can run in the background.
\n
\n
Smart reminders notify you when it's time to get up and move from your desk.
\n
Quick tips inform you of useful ways to improve your sitting health.
\n
The app is constantly being updated with new content.
\n
A serious solution to a serious problem.
\n
\n
\n
\"Today, our bodies are breaking down from obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, depression and the cascade of health ills and everyday malaise that come from what scientists have named sitting disease.\" - Dr. James Levine
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 mongoclient/mongoclient
\n
To set an external mongodb which is required for meteor to work, you can set MONGO_URL environment variable. Otherwise nosqlclient will install mongodb to container and use it.
\n
To persist your connections and settings simply bind /data/db directory to your local machine as below.
\n
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 -v <your_path>:/data/db mongoclient/mongoclient
\n
History
\n
Please check history file for version information.
\n
License
\n
Nosqlclient is licensed under MIT for prior version 2.0.0, but for 2.0.0 and higher versions are licensed under AGPLv3.
\n
We use JetBrains products to develop Nosqlclient !
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 mongoclient/mongoclient
\n
To set an external mongodb which is required for meteor to work, you can set MONGO_URL environment variable. Otherwise nosqlclient will install mongodb to container and use it.
\n
To persist your connections and settings simply bind /data/db directory to your local machine as below.
\n
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 -v <your_path>:/data/db mongoclient/mongoclient
\n
History
\n
Please check history file for version information.
\n
License
\n
Nosqlclient is licensed under MIT for prior version 2.0.0, but for 2.0.0 and higher versions are licensed under AGPLv3.
\n
We use JetBrains products to develop Nosqlclient !
Ever wish your devices could use their computational power to generate passive income for you? Monerite achieves this purpose by utilizing your system’s CPU to solve cryptographic hashes, generating cryptocurrency that translates to between $5-10 per month, per device. Simply keep the Monerite application open on your computer whenever you’re writing an essay, working on a problem set, watching a movie, or even sleeping. As long as your device is on, Monerite will solve hash functions within your browser and earn money for you.
\n
To log in, simply enter your Venmo username and press the check button. Your account's earnings from mining will be displayed. For every $10 generated, your Venmo account will be credited $8 ($10 minus the 20% operating cost).
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Monerite - Your personal mining software
\n
Ever wish your devices could use their computational power to generate passive income for you? Monerite achieves this purpose by utilizing your system’s CPU to solve cryptographic hashes, generating cryptocurrency that translates to between $5-10 per month, per device. Simply keep the Monerite application open on your computer whenever you’re writing an essay, working on a problem set, watching a movie, or even sleeping. As long as your device is on, Monerite will solve hash functions within your browser and earn money for you.
\n
To log in, simply enter your Venmo username and press the check button. Your account's earnings from mining will be displayed. For every $10 generated, your Venmo account will be credited $8 ($10 minus the 20% operating cost).
It is recommended to install Motrix using the installation package (Motrix-Setup-x.y.z.exe) to ensure a complete experience, such as associating torrent files, capturing magnet links, etc.
\n
If you prefer the portable version, you can use scoop (need Windows 7+) to install Motrix.
\n
scoop bucket add extras\nscoop install motrix
\n
macOS
\n
The macOS users can install Motrix using brew cask, thanks to PR of Mitscherlich.
\n
brew update && brew cask install motrix
\n
Linux
\n
You can download the AppImage (for all Linux distributions) or snap to install Motrix, see GitHub/release for more Linux installation package formats.
\n
If you want to build from source code, please read the Build section.
\n
AppImage
\n
The latest version of Motrix AppImage requires you to manually perform desktop integration. Please check the documentation of AppImageLauncher .
\n
\n
Desktop Integration\nSince electron-builder 21 desktop integration is not a part of produced AppImage file.\nAppImageLauncher is the recommended way to integrate AppImages.
\n
\n
Deepin 20 Beta users failed to install Motrix, please follow the steps below:
\n
Open the Terminal, paste and run the following command to install Motrix again.
\n
sudo apt --fix-broken install
\n
Snap
\n
Motrix has been listed on Snapcraft , Ubuntu users recommend downloading from the Snap Store.
\n
Tips for v1.5.10
\n
The tray may not display the indicator normally, which makes it inconvenient to exit the application.
\n
Please unchecked Preferences--Basic Settings--Hide App Menu (Windows & Linux Only), click Save & Apply. Then click "Exit" in the File menu to exit the application.
\n
Please update to v1.5.12 and above, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + q to quickly exit the application.
\n
AUR
\n
For Arch Linux users, Motrix is available in aur, thanks to the maintainer weearc.
\n
Run the following command to install:
\n
yay motrix
\n
Motrix may need to run with sudo for the first time in Linux because there is no permission to create the download session file (/var/cache/aria2.session).
\n
✨ Features
\n
\n
🕹 Simple and clear user interface
\n
🦄 Supports BitTorrent & Magnet
\n
☑️ BitTorrent selective download
\n
📡 Update tracker list every day automatically
\n
🔌 UPnP & NAT-PMP Port Mapping
\n
🎛 Up to 10 concurrent download tasks
\n
🚀 Supports 64 threads in a single task
\n
🚥 Supports speed limit
\n
🕶 Mock User-Agent
\n
🔔 Download completed Notification
\n
💻 Ready for Touch Bar (Mac only)
\n
🤖 Resident system tray for quick operation
\n
🌑 Dark mode
\n
🗑 Delete related files when removing tasks (optional)
It is recommended to install Motrix using the installation package (Motrix-Setup-x.y.z.exe) to ensure a complete experience, such as associating torrent files, capturing magnet links, etc.
\n
If you prefer the portable version, you can use scoop (need Windows 7+) to install Motrix.
\n
scoop bucket add extras\nscoop install motrix
\n
macOS
\n
The macOS users can install Motrix using brew cask, thanks to PR of Mitscherlich.
\n
brew update && brew cask install motrix
\n
Linux
\n
You can download the AppImage (for all Linux distributions) or snap to install Motrix, see GitHub/release for more Linux installation package formats.
\n
If you want to build from source code, please read the Build section.
\n
AppImage
\n
The latest version of Motrix AppImage requires you to manually perform desktop integration. Please check the documentation of AppImageLauncher .
\n
\n
Desktop Integration\nSince electron-builder 21 desktop integration is not a part of produced AppImage file.\nAppImageLauncher is the recommended way to integrate AppImages.
\n
\n
Deepin 20 Beta users failed to install Motrix, please follow the steps below:
\n
Open the Terminal, paste and run the following command to install Motrix again.
\n
sudo apt --fix-broken install
\n
Snap
\n
Motrix has been listed on Snapcraft , Ubuntu users recommend downloading from the Snap Store.
\n
Tips for v1.5.10
\n
The tray may not display the indicator normally, which makes it inconvenient to exit the application.
\n
Please unchecked Preferences--Basic Settings--Hide App Menu (Windows & Linux Only), click Save & Apply. Then click \"Exit\" in the File menu to exit the application.
\n
Please update to v1.5.12 and above, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + q to quickly exit the application.
\n
AUR
\n
For Arch Linux users, Motrix is available in aur, thanks to the maintainer weearc.
\n
Run the following command to install:
\n
yay motrix
\n
Motrix may need to run with sudo for the first time in Linux because there is no permission to create the download session file (/var/cache/aria2.session).
\n
✨ Features
\n
\n
🕹 Simple and clear user interface
\n
🦄 Supports BitTorrent & Magnet
\n
☑️ BitTorrent selective download
\n
📡 Update tracker list every day automatically
\n
🔌 UPnP & NAT-PMP Port Mapping
\n
🎛 Up to 10 concurrent download tasks
\n
🚀 Supports 64 threads in a single task
\n
🚥 Supports speed limit
\n
🕶 Mock User-Agent
\n
🔔 Download completed Notification
\n
💻 Ready for Touch Bar (Mac only)
\n
🤖 Resident system tray for quick operation
\n
🌑 Dark mode
\n
🗑 Delete related files when removing tasks (optional)
Sit Healthy is a lightweight desktop app that runs in the background.
\n
\n
Smart reminders notify you when it's time to get up and move from your desk.
\n
Quick tips inform you of useful ways to improve your sitting health.
\n
The app is constantly being updated with new content.
\n
A serious solution to a serious problem.
\n
\n
\n
"Today, our bodies are breaking down from obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, depression and the cascade of health ills and everyday malaise that come from what scientists have named sitting disease." - Dr. James Levine
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Sit Healthy
\n
Sit Healthy is a lightweight desktop app that runs in the background.
\n
\n
Smart reminders notify you when it's time to get up and move from your desk.
\n
Quick tips inform you of useful ways to improve your sitting health.
\n
The app is constantly being updated with new content.
\n
A serious solution to a serious problem.
\n
\n
\n
\"Today, our bodies are breaking down from obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, depression and the cascade of health ills and everyday malaise that come from what scientists have named sitting disease.\" - Dr. James Levine
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 mongoclient/mongoclient
\n
To set an external mongodb which is required for meteor to work, you can set MONGO_URL environment variable. Otherwise nosqlclient will install mongodb to container and use it.
\n
To persist your connections and settings simply bind /data/db directory to your local machine as below.
\n
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 -v <your_path>:/data/db mongoclient/mongoclient
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 mongoclient/mongoclient
\n
To set an external mongodb which is required for meteor to work, you can set MONGO_URL environment variable. Otherwise nosqlclient will install mongodb to container and use it.
\n
To persist your connections and settings simply bind /data/db directory to your local machine as below.
\n
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 -v <your_path>:/data/db mongoclient/mongoclient
A tool which lets you create screenshots of entire movies in an instant.\n
\n
\n
CUSTOMISE LOOK - Set a custom grid, adjust file and frame specific data, margins etc. to create a custom look for your MoviePrints.
\n
SET IN AND OUT POINTS - Define custom In and Out Points for your MoviePrint if you only want to use a section of the movie.
\n
INSERT AND MOVE THUMBS - Easily insert thumbs and move them around via drag and drop.
\n
SELECT FRAMES - Scrub through the movie with ease and select frames for every single thumb individually.
\n
SAVE THUMBS - Easily save individual thumbs or save all thumbs of a MoviePrint at once.
\n
BATCH CREATE - Automatically create MoviePrints from all your movies.
\n
SHOT DETECTION - Scan the movie with a simple shot detection to get more interesting MoviePrints.
\n
TIMELINE VIEW - Change to timeline view where every thumb is as wide as the shot is long.
\n
EMBED MOVIEPRINT DATA - Embed the data of the chosen thumbs to reedit your MoviePrint at a later stage.
\n
\n
MoviePrint is using openCV as the roadmap includes utilising computer vision algorithms.
\n
Please give feedback
\n
As we are not collecting any data from you, we are dependent on you talking to us. If you have a minute, we would very much appreciate if you tell us
\n
\n
how you found out about MoviePrint
\n
how you use the software
\n
what you use MoviePrint images for
\n
what you like, what you dislike
\n
and anything else you think we should know to make a better product
\n
\n
You can use this form or the Share Feedback button in the app.
\n
Want to stay updated?
\n
Do you want to be informed when new features are released? Just write NEWSLETTER in this form or use the Share Feedback button in the app.\nWe will only ever send you MoviePrint related updates.
The app was tested on Mac OSX and Windows. Running and building it on other platforms might require additional changes to the code. Especially when it comes to linking and packaging the libraries.
To have ffmpeg support in opencv4nodejs you need to have ffmpeg installed (v3.4.2 works, v4.1 should too)
\n
We'll need opencv4nodejs to work which requires npm install --global windows-build-tools
\n
We need better-sqlite3 to work which additionally requires VC++ 2015.3 v14.00(v140) toolset for desktop\n
\n
Start Visual Studio Installer
\n
Modify Visual Studio Build Tools 2017
\n
Click on Individual components
\n
Tick VC++ 2015.3 v14.00 (v140) toolset for desktop
\n
Click on Modify/Install
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you have python 2 (not 3) installed (v2.7.15 works), test by running python --version
\n
Run the command yarn (this may take 10+ minutes and may automatically download supporting libraries from Microsoft). If this process errors out, try to debug.
\n\n
The rest of the instructions are the same for Mac and Windows:
A tool which lets you create screenshots of entire movies in an instant.\n
\n
\n
CUSTOMISE LOOK - Set a custom grid, adjust file and frame specific data, margins etc. to create a custom look for your MoviePrints.
\n
SET IN AND OUT POINTS - Define custom In and Out Points for your MoviePrint if you only want to use a section of the movie.
\n
INSERT AND MOVE THUMBS - Easily insert thumbs and move them around via drag and drop.
\n
SELECT FRAMES - Scrub through the movie with ease and select frames for every single thumb individually.
\n
SAVE THUMBS - Easily save individual thumbs or save all thumbs of a MoviePrint at once.
\n
BATCH CREATE - Automatically create MoviePrints from all your movies.
\n
SHOT DETECTION - Scan the movie with a simple shot detection to get more interesting MoviePrints.
\n
TIMELINE VIEW - Change to timeline view where every thumb is as wide as the shot is long.
\n
EMBED MOVIEPRINT DATA - Embed the data of the chosen thumbs to reedit your MoviePrint at a later stage.
\n
\n
MoviePrint is using openCV as the roadmap includes utilising computer vision algorithms.
\n
Please give feedback
\n
As we are not collecting any data from you, we are dependent on you talking to us. If you have a minute, we would very much appreciate if you tell us
\n
\n
how you found out about MoviePrint
\n
how you use the software
\n
what you use MoviePrint images for
\n
what you like, what you dislike
\n
and anything else you think we should know to make a better product
\n
\n
You can use this form or the Share Feedback button in the app.
\n
Want to stay updated?
\n
Do you want to be informed when new features are released? Just write NEWSLETTER in this form or use the Share Feedback button in the app.\nWe will only ever send you MoviePrint related updates.
The app was tested on Mac OSX and Windows. Running and building it on other platforms might require additional changes to the code. Especially when it comes to linking and packaging the libraries.
To have ffmpeg support in opencv4nodejs you need to have ffmpeg installed (v3.4.2 works, v4.1 should too)
\n
We'll need opencv4nodejs to work which requires npm install --global windows-build-tools
\n
We need better-sqlite3 to work which additionally requires VC++ 2015.3 v14.00(v140) toolset for desktop\n
\n
Start Visual Studio Installer
\n
Modify Visual Studio Build Tools 2017
\n
Click on Individual components
\n
Tick VC++ 2015.3 v14.00 (v140) toolset for desktop
\n
Click on Modify/Install
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you have python 2 (not 3) installed (v2.7.15 works), test by running python --version
\n
Run the command yarn (this may take 10+ minutes and may automatically download supporting libraries from Microsoft). If this process errors out, try to debug.
\n\n
The rest of the instructions are the same for Mac and Windows:
A tool which lets you create screenshots of entire movies in an instant.\n
\n
\n
CUSTOMISE LOOK - Set a custom grid, adjust file and frame specific data, margins etc. to create a custom look for your MoviePrints.
\n
SET IN AND OUT POINTS - Define custom In and Out Points for your MoviePrint if you only want to use a section of the movie.
\n
INSERT AND MOVE THUMBS - Easily insert thumbs and move them around via drag and drop.
\n
SELECT FRAMES - Scrub through the movie with ease and select frames for every single thumb individually.
\n
SAVE THUMBS - Easily save individual thumbs or save all thumbs of a MoviePrint at once.
\n
BATCH CREATE - Automatically create MoviePrints from all your movies.
\n
SHOT DETECTION - Scan the movie with a simple shot detection to get more interesting MoviePrints.
\n
TIMELINE VIEW - Change to timeline view where every thumb is as wide as the shot is long.
\n
EMBED MOVIEPRINT DATA - Embed the data of the chosen thumbs to reedit your MoviePrint at a later stage.
\n
\n
MoviePrint is using openCV as the roadmap includes utilising computer vision algorithms.
\n
Please give feedback
\n
As we are not collecting any data from you, we are dependent on you talking to us. If you have a minute, we would very much appreciate if you tell us
\n
\n
how you found out about MoviePrint
\n
how you use the software
\n
what you use MoviePrint images for
\n
what you like, what you dislike
\n
and anything else you think we should know to make a better product
\n
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You can use this form or the Contact us button in the app.
\n
Want to stay updated?
\n
Do you want to be informed when new features are released? Just check Keep me up-to-date in this form or use the Contact us button in the app.\nWe will only ever send you MoviePrint related updates.
The app was tested on Mac OSX and Windows. Running and building it on other platforms might require additional changes to the code. Especially when it comes to linking and packaging the libraries.
To have ffmpeg support in opencv4nodejs you need to have ffmpeg installed (v3.4.2 works, v4.1 should too)
\n
We'll need opencv4nodejs to work which requires npm install --global windows-build-tools
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We need better-sqlite3 to work which additionally requires VC++ 2015.3 v14.00(v140) toolset for desktop\n
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Start Visual Studio Installer
\n
Modify Visual Studio Build Tools 2017
\n
Click on Individual components
\n
Tick VC++ 2015.3 v14.00 (v140) toolset for desktop
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Click on Modify/Install
\n
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Make sure you have python 2 (not 3) installed (v2.7.15 works), test by running python --version
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Run the command yarn (this may take 10+ minutes and may automatically download supporting libraries from Microsoft). If this process errors out, try to debug.
\n\n
The rest of the instructions are the same for Mac and Windows:
A tool which lets you create screenshots of entire movies in an instant.\n
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CUSTOMISE LOOK - Set a custom grid, adjust file and frame specific data, margins etc. to create a custom look for your MoviePrints.
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SET IN AND OUT POINTS - Define custom In and Out Points for your MoviePrint if you only want to use a section of the movie.
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INSERT AND MOVE THUMBS - Easily insert thumbs and move them around via drag and drop.
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SELECT FRAMES - Scrub through the movie with ease and select frames for every single thumb individually.
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SAVE THUMBS - Easily save individual thumbs or save all thumbs of a MoviePrint at once.
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BATCH CREATE - Automatically create MoviePrints from all your movies.
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SHOT DETECTION - Scan the movie with a simple shot detection to get more interesting MoviePrints.
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TIMELINE VIEW - Change to timeline view where every thumb is as wide as the shot is long.
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EMBED MOVIEPRINT DATA - Embed the data of the chosen thumbs to reedit your MoviePrint at a later stage.
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MoviePrint is using openCV as the roadmap includes utilising computer vision algorithms.
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Please give feedback
\n
As we are not collecting any data from you, we are dependent on you talking to us. If you have a minute, we would very much appreciate if you tell us
\n
\n
how you found out about MoviePrint
\n
how you use the software
\n
what you use MoviePrint images for
\n
what you like, what you dislike
\n
and anything else you think we should know to make a better product
\n
\n
You can use this form or the Contact us button in the app.
\n
Want to stay updated?
\n
Do you want to be informed when new features are released? Just check Keep me up-to-date in this form or use the Contact us button in the app.\nWe will only ever send you MoviePrint related updates.
The app was tested on Mac OSX and Windows. Running and building it on other platforms might require additional changes to the code. Especially when it comes to linking and packaging the libraries.
To have ffmpeg support in opencv4nodejs you need to have ffmpeg installed (v3.4.2 works, v4.1 should too)
\n
We'll need opencv4nodejs to work which requires npm install --global windows-build-tools
\n
We need better-sqlite3 to work which additionally requires VC++ 2015.3 v14.00(v140) toolset for desktop\n
\n
Start Visual Studio Installer
\n
Modify Visual Studio Build Tools 2017
\n
Click on Individual components
\n
Tick VC++ 2015.3 v14.00 (v140) toolset for desktop
\n
Click on Modify/Install
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you have python 2 (not 3) installed (v2.7.15 works), test by running python --version
\n
Run the command yarn (this may take 10+ minutes and may automatically download supporting libraries from Microsoft). If this process errors out, try to debug.
\n\n
The rest of the instructions are the same for Mac and Windows:
Comes with GUI tools for server configuration and management
\n
\n
Install mStream with Docker
\n
LinuxServer.io have produced a multiarch Alpine container for mStream for x86-64, arm64 & armhf which is rebuilt automatically with any base image package updates or new releases of mStream and features persistent database and album images, and the possibility of advanced usage by editing config.json directly.
\n
Simply pulling linuxserver/mstream should retrieve the correct image for your arch, but you can also pull specific arch images or mStream releases via tags.
\n
See the readme for details on how to get up and running using docker or docker compose on either:
If you just want the core part of mStream without all the UI tools, you can install mStream from the NPM or Git repositories.
\n
# Install From Git\ngit clone https://github.com/IrosTheBeggar/mStream.git\ncd mStream\nnpm install\nsudo npm link \n\n# To update mStream just pull from git and reboot the server\ngit pull
\n
You can also install mStream through npm with npm install -g mstream. This is not recommended since some OSes (like Ubuntu) require sudo to do this.
\n
Configuring and Booting
\n
mStream can be configured with a JSON file that is loaded on boot. You can use the built in wizard to manage this file or read the docs on how to edit it by hand.
\n
# Brings up an interactive shell program to edit all things in the config\nmstream --wizard /path/to/config.json\n\n# Boot mStream with the config file\nmstream -j /path/to/config.json
# the login system will be disabled if these values are not set\nmstream -u username -x password\n# set music directory\nmstream -m /path/to/music
\n
Federation
\n
mStream now supports Federation. Powered by SyncThing.
\n
Federation lets you share directories with other mStream servers. To federate a directory from a another server, you just need an invite token from that server. To generate an invite you have two options:
\n
Public Invitation - A public invite token can be used by any device (before it expires). Your mStream server needs to be available on a public domain name during the invitation process.
\n
Private Invitation - Every mStream server comes with a Federation ID. You can generate a private invite if you have the Federation ID of the server you want to invite. This method does not require your server to be publicly available.
\n
The Federation process one-way. If you invite someone else, changes they make on their server will not be pushed to your server. But changes you make will be pushed to to all servers you have invited.
\n
To use Federation you need to boot mStream with a config file. This is because the Federation process will modify this file to manage directories and permissions. You just need to add the following to the config file:
Comes with GUI tools for server configuration and management
\n
\n
Install mStream with Docker
\n
LinuxServer.io have produced a multiarch Alpine container for mStream for x86-64, arm64 & armhf which is rebuilt automatically with any base image package updates or new releases of mStream and features persistent database and album images, and the possibility of advanced usage by editing config.json directly.
\n
Simply pulling linuxserver/mstream should retrieve the correct image for your arch, but you can also pull specific arch images or mStream releases via tags.
\n
See the readme for details on how to get up and running using docker or docker compose on either:
If you just want the core part of mStream without all the UI tools, you can install mStream from the NPM or Git repositories.
\n
# Install From Git\ngit clone https://github.com/IrosTheBeggar/mStream.git\ncd mStream\nnpm install\nsudo npm link \n\n# To update mStream just pull from git and reboot the server\ngit pull
\n
You can also install mStream through npm with npm install -g mstream. This is not recommended since some OSes (like Ubuntu) require sudo to do this.
\n
Configuring and Booting
\n
mStream can be configured with a JSON file that is loaded on boot. You can use the built in wizard to manage this file or read the docs on how to edit it by hand.
\n
# Brings up an interactive shell program to edit all things in the config\nmstream --wizard /path/to/config.json\n\n# Boot mStream with the config file\nmstream -j /path/to/config.json
# the login system will be disabled if these values are not set\nmstream -u username -x password\n# set music directory\nmstream -m /path/to/music
\n
Federation
\n
mStream now supports Federation. Powered by SyncThing.
\n
Federation lets you share directories with other mStream servers. To federate a directory from a another server, you just need an invite token from that server. To generate an invite you have two options:
\n
Public Invitation - A public invite token can be used by any device (before it expires). Your mStream server needs to be available on a public domain name during the invitation process.
\n
Private Invitation - Every mStream server comes with a Federation ID. You can generate a private invite if you have the Federation ID of the server you want to invite. This method does not require your server to be publicly available.
\n
The Federation process one-way. If you invite someone else, changes they make on their server will not be pushed to your server. But changes you make will be pushed to to all servers you have invited.
\n
To use Federation you need to boot mStream with a config file. This is because the Federation process will modify this file to manage directories and permissions. You just need to add the following to the config file:
Comes with GUI tools for server configuration and management
\n
\n
Install mStream with Docker
\n
LinuxServer.io have produced a multiarch Alpine container for mStream for x86-64, arm64 & armhf which is rebuilt automatically with any base image package updates or new releases of mStream and features persistent database and album images, and the possibility of advanced usage by editing config.json directly.
\n
Simply pulling linuxserver/mstream should retrieve the correct image for your arch, but you can also pull specific arch images or mStream releases via tags.
\n
See the readme for details on how to get up and running using docker or docker compose on either:
If you just want the core part of mStream without all the UI tools, you can install mStream from the NPM or Git repositories.
\n
# Install From Git\ngit clone https://github.com/IrosTheBeggar/mStream.git\ncd mStream\nnpm install\nsudo npm link \n\n# To update mStream just pull from git and reboot the server\ngit pull
\n
You can also install mStream through npm with npm install -g mstream. This is not recommended since some OSes (like Ubuntu) require sudo to do this.
\n
Configuring and Booting
\n
mStream can be configured with a JSON file that is loaded on boot. You can use the built in wizard to manage this file or read the docs on how to edit it by hand.
\n
# Brings up an interactive shell program to edit all things in the config\nmstream --wizard /path/to/config.json\n\n# Boot mStream with the config file\nmstream -j /path/to/config.json
# the login system will be disabled if these values are not set\nmstream -u username -x password\n# set music directory\nmstream -m /path/to/music
\n
Federation
\n
mStream now supports Federation. Powered by SyncThing.
\n
Federation lets you share directories with other mStream servers. To federate a directory from a another server, you just need an invite token from that server. To generate an invite you have two options:
\n
Public Invitation - A public invite token can be used by any device (before it expires). Your mStream server needs to be available on a public domain name during the invitation process.
\n
Private Invitation - Every mStream server comes with a Federation ID. You can generate a private invite if you have the Federation ID of the server you want to invite. This method does not require your server to be publicly available.
\n
The Federation process one-way. If you invite someone else, changes they make on their server will not be pushed to your server. But changes you make will be pushed to to all servers you have invited.
\n
To use Federation you need to boot mStream with a config file. This is because the Federation process will modify this file to manage directories and permissions. You just need to add the following to the config file:
Comes with GUI tools for server configuration and management
\n
\n
Install mStream with Docker
\n
LinuxServer.io have produced a multiarch Alpine container for mStream for x86-64, arm64 & armhf which is rebuilt automatically with any base image package updates or new releases of mStream and features persistent database and album images, and the possibility of advanced usage by editing config.json directly.
\n
Simply pulling linuxserver/mstream should retrieve the correct image for your arch, but you can also pull specific arch images or mStream releases via tags.
\n
See the readme for details on how to get up and running using docker or docker compose on either:
If you just want the core part of mStream without all the UI tools, you can install mStream from the NPM or Git repositories.
\n
# Install From Git\ngit clone https://github.com/IrosTheBeggar/mStream.git\ncd mStream\nnpm install\nsudo npm link \n\n# To update mStream just pull from git and reboot the server\ngit pull
\n
You can also install mStream through npm with npm install -g mstream. This is not recommended since some OSes (like Ubuntu) require sudo to do this.
\n
Configuring and Booting
\n
mStream can be configured with a JSON file that is loaded on boot. You can use the built in wizard to manage this file or read the docs on how to edit it by hand.
\n
# Brings up an interactive shell program to edit all things in the config\nmstream --wizard /path/to/config.json\n\n# Boot mStream with the config file\nmstream -j /path/to/config.json
# the login system will be disabled if these values are not set\nmstream -u username -x password\n# set music directory\nmstream -m /path/to/music
\n
Federation
\n
mStream now supports Federation. Powered by SyncThing.
\n
Federation lets you share directories with other mStream servers. To federate a directory from a another server, you just need an invite token from that server. To generate an invite you have two options:
\n
Public Invitation - A public invite token can be used by any device (before it expires). Your mStream server needs to be available on a public domain name during the invitation process.
\n
Private Invitation - Every mStream server comes with a Federation ID. You can generate a private invite if you have the Federation ID of the server you want to invite. This method does not require your server to be publicly available.
\n
The Federation process one-way. If you invite someone else, changes they make on their server will not be pushed to your server. But changes you make will be pushed to to all servers you have invited.
\n
To use Federation you need to boot mStream with a config file. This is because the Federation process will modify this file to manage directories and permissions. You just need to add the following to the config file:
Multrin is a cross-platform app built on Electron that lets you to organize apps in tabs by simply dropping them onto Multrin. It aims to greatly improve your productivity and organization.
\n
\n
\n
NOTE: Multrin works currently only on Windows and macOS. Support for Linux coming soon.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Multrin, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful for me and appreciated very much. Multrin is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to me and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Multrin in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it. I will try to help as much as I can.
\n
$ npm i
\n
The given command below will run Multrin in the development mode.
Multrin is a cross-platform app built on Electron that lets you to organize apps in tabs by simply dropping them onto Multrin. It aims to greatly improve your productivity and organization.
\n
\n
\n
NOTE: Multrin works currently only on Windows and macOS. Support for Linux coming soon.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Multrin, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful for me and appreciated very much. Multrin is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to me and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Multrin in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it. I will try to help as much as I can.
\n
$ npm i
\n
The given command below will run Multrin in the development mode.
Multrin is a cross-platform app built on Electron that lets you to organize apps in tabs by simply dropping them onto Multrin. It aims to greatly improve your productivity and organization.
\n
\n
\n
NOTE: Multrin works currently only on Windows and macOS. Support for Linux coming soon.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Multrin, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful for me and appreciated very much. Multrin is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to me and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Multrin in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it. I will try to help as much as I can.
\n
$ npm i
\n
Now the native modules need to be rebuilt with Electron's headers. To do that, please run:
\n
$ npm run rebuild
\n
The given command below will run Multrin in the development mode.
Multrin is a cross-platform app built on Electron that lets you to organize apps in tabs by simply dropping them onto Multrin. It aims to greatly improve your productivity and organization.
\n
\n
\n
NOTE: Multrin works currently only on Windows and macOS. Support for Linux coming soon.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Multrin, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful for me and appreciated very much. Multrin is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to me and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Multrin in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it. I will try to help as much as I can.
\n
$ npm i
\n
Now the native modules need to be rebuilt with Electron's headers. To do that, please run:
\n
$ npm run rebuild
\n
The given command below will run Multrin in the development mode.
A simple, clean and cross-platform music player. (museeks.io)
\n
\n
Features
\n
Museeks aims to be a simple and easy to use music player with a clean UI. You will not find tons of features, as its goals is not to compete with more complete and more famous music players. Here is a little preview though:
\n
\n
💻 Cross-platform music player (Linux, macOS and Windows)
Museeks is currently in development. This implies some things can break after an update (database schemes changes, config...).
\n
If you encounter freezes or crashes when using the app, you can reset Museeks by following these steps:
\n
\n
Go to the Museeks folder directory\n
\n
Windows: %AppData%\\museeks
\n
OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/museeks
\n
Linux: ~/.config/museeks/ or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/museeks
\n
\n
\n
Delete:\n
\n
IndexedDB folder
\n
config.json file
\n
\n
\n
Restart Museeks
\n
\n
If you still get problems after that, please open an issue :)
\n
Bug report
\n
If you want to report a bug, first, thanks a lot, that helps us a lot. Please open an issue and mention your OS, your Museeks version, and how to reproduce it. Adding a screen of the console (Menu -> View -> Toggle Developer Tools) is a big help too.
\n
Contribute
\n
\n
Fork and clone
\n
Master may be unstable, checkout to a tag to have a stable state of the app
\n
npm install && npm run dev then run in a separate terminal npm run museeks:debug
\n
npm run dev will watch for file changes using Webpack which will recompile JSX and CSS files.
\n
\n
Please respect a few rules:
\n
\n
Before making complex stuff, don't hesitate to open an issue first to discuss about it ;)
\n
Make the code readable and comment if needed
\n
Make sure your build pass
\n
\n
Then open a PR :)
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Museeks
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\n\n
\n
A simple, clean and cross-platform music player. (museeks.io)
\n
\n
Features
\n
Museeks aims to be a simple and easy to use music player with a clean UI. You will not find tons of features, as its goals is not to compete with more complete and more famous music players. Here is a little preview though:
\n
\n
💻 Cross-platform music player (Linux, macOS and Windows)
Museeks is currently in development. This implies some things can break after an update (database schemes changes, config...).
\n
If you encounter freezes or crashes when using the app, you can reset Museeks by following these steps:
\n
\n
Go to the Museeks folder directory\n
\n
Windows: %AppData%\\museeks
\n
OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/museeks
\n
Linux: ~/.config/museeks/ or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/museeks
\n
\n
\n
Delete:\n
\n
IndexedDB folder
\n
config.json file
\n
\n
\n
Restart Museeks
\n
\n
If you still get problems after that, please open an issue :)
\n
Bug report
\n
If you want to report a bug, first, thanks a lot, that helps us a lot. Please open an issue and mention your OS, your Museeks version, and how to reproduce it. Adding a screen of the console (Menu -> View -> Toggle Developer Tools) is a big help too.
\n
Contribute
\n
\n
Fork and clone
\n
Master may be unstable, checkout to a tag to have a stable state of the app
\n
npm install && npm run dev then run in a separate terminal npm run museeks:debug
\n
npm run dev will watch for file changes using Webpack which will recompile JSX and CSS files.
\n
\n
Please respect a few rules:
\n
\n
Before making complex stuff, don't hesitate to open an issue first to discuss about it ;)
A simple, clean and cross-platform music player. (museeks.io)
\n
\n
Features
\n
Museeks aims to be a simple and easy to use music player with a clean UI. You will not find tons of features, as its goals is not to compete with more complete and more famous music players. Here is a little preview though:
\n
\n
💻 Cross-platform music player (Linux, macOS and Windows)
Museeks is currently in development. This implies some things can break after an update (database schemes changes, config...).
\n
If you encounter freezes or crashes when using the app, you can reset Museeks by following these steps:
\n
\n
Go to the Museeks folder directory\n
\n
Windows: %AppData%\\museeks
\n
OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/museeks
\n
Linux: ~/.config/museeks/ or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/museeks
\n
\n
\n
Delete:\n
\n
IndexedDB folder
\n
config.json file
\n
\n
\n
Restart Museeks
\n
\n
If you still get problems after that, please open an issue :)
\n
Bug report
\n
If you want to report a bug, first, thanks a lot, that helps us a lot. Please open an issue and mention your OS, your Museeks version, and how to reproduce it. Adding a screen of the console (Menu -> View -> Toggle Developer Tools) is a big help too.
\n
Contribute
\n
\n
Fork and clone
\n
Master may be unstable, checkout to a tag to have a stable state of the app
\n
npm install && npm run dev then run in a separate terminal npm run museeks:debug
\n
npm run dev will watch for file changes using Webpack which will recompile JSX and CSS files.
\n
\n
Please respect a few rules:
\n
\n
Before making complex stuff, don't hesitate to open an issue first to discuss about it ;)
\n
Make the code readable and comment if needed
\n
Make sure your build pass
\n
\n
Then open a PR :)
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Museeks
\n
\n\n
\n
A simple, clean and cross-platform music player. (museeks.io)
\n
\n
Features
\n
Museeks aims to be a simple and easy to use music player with a clean UI. You will not find tons of features, as its goals is not to compete with more complete and more famous music players. Here is a little preview though:
\n
\n
💻 Cross-platform music player (Linux, macOS and Windows)
Museeks is currently in development. This implies some things can break after an update (database schemes changes, config...).
\n
If you encounter freezes or crashes when using the app, you can reset Museeks by following these steps:
\n
\n
Go to the Museeks folder directory\n
\n
Windows: %AppData%\\museeks
\n
OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/museeks
\n
Linux: ~/.config/museeks/ or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/museeks
\n
\n
\n
Delete:\n
\n
IndexedDB folder
\n
config.json file
\n
\n
\n
Restart Museeks
\n
\n
If you still get problems after that, please open an issue :)
\n
Bug report
\n
If you want to report a bug, first, thanks a lot, that helps us a lot. Please open an issue and mention your OS, your Museeks version, and how to reproduce it. Adding a screen of the console (Menu -> View -> Toggle Developer Tools) is a big help too.
\n
Contribute
\n
\n
Fork and clone
\n
Master may be unstable, checkout to a tag to have a stable state of the app
\n
npm install && npm run dev then run in a separate terminal npm run museeks:debug
\n
npm run dev will watch for file changes using Webpack which will recompile JSX and CSS files.
\n
\n
Please respect a few rules:
\n
\n
Before making complex stuff, don't hesitate to open an issue first to discuss about it ;)
Music Kitten, or simply Kitten, is an Electron application that plays audio\ntracks when CS:GO gives it certain cues. Essentially, this allows you to\ncreate and use your own music kits.
To run Music Kitten from source, you'll need node. If you've never\nconfigured node before, I recommend using\nnvm on Linux and Mac OS,\nor nvm for Windows.
\n
Once you have node and npm ready to go, cd to where Kitten was cloned. Next, I\nsuggest that you delete the package-lock.json file since it can cause problems.\nThen run npm install and npm start and you'll be running Kitten.
\n
To build Kitten for your target platform, do npm run dist.
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How to use
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The first thing Kitten is going to do is request a directory to look in for\nmusic kits. Kitten's configuration file is also stored here. Create/select a\ndedicated folder for Kitten to use.
\n
If you'd like to use a different port than the default, change the value in the\ntextbox, click save, and restart Kitten.
\n
If CS:GO was already open before you started the setup process, you may need to\nrestart it.
\n
Remember to mute in-game music if you haven't done so.
\n
Lastly, you need music kits. A music kit is a collection of audio files grouped\nin a directory in the Kitten save folder. Basically, inside the folder you\npicked at the beginning, you're going to have a folder for each music kit you\nhave. If you don't have any music kits, Kitten will offer to download the\nsample music kit. Otherwise, you can\ndownload one from musickitten.net or make\nyour own. Which brings us to...
\n
Creating kits
\n
First thing is making a folder for the kit. Create a directory in the Kitten\nfolder you chose to use and call it whatever you want the kit to be called.\nInside, you'll need to have these audio files:
\n\n
mainmenu
\n\n
\n
mainmenu plays and loops at the mainmenu. Should be long enough to not drive\npeople crazy since it loops.
\n
\n\n
startround_01 - startround_03
\n\n
\n
startround_0X starts playing in the frozen phase of a new round and loops\nuntil the round starts. These should be short, around 8 seconds (or shorter).\nThere are three variants from which Kitten selects randomly.
\n
\n\n
startaction_01 - startaction_03
\n\n
\n
startaction_0X plays as soon as the startround track ends and the round has\nalready started. In other words, startround_0X should seamlessly transition\ninto startaction_0X. This track fades out automatically. Make it at least 10\nseconds.
\n
\n\n
bombplanted
\n\n
\n
bombplanted plays when the bomb gets planted. It plays and loops (if necessary) for\n30 seconds. The delay before it starts is due to CS:GO taking it's time\nnotifying Kitten. The delay varies from time to time.
\n
\n\n
bombtenseccount
\n\n
\n
bombtenseccount plays and loops (if necessary) 30 seconds after bombplanted\nstarted playing. If bombplanted was late, this will be too.
\n
\n\n
wonround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you win. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
lostround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you lose. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
roundmvpanthem_01
\n\n
\n
roundmvpanthem_01 plays (and loops) when you're the MVP*.\nAnything over 20 seconds is excessive. Despite the naming convention,\nthere's only one MVP anthem. The name was chosen to align with the naming\nscheme already in place for real music kits.
\n
\n
*Due to how CS:GO sends information, this won't play if you're dead and\nspectating another player. in that case, it'll just play wonround.
\n\n
You can use any file type that Chrome's audio player can play. I'd recommend\nanything that supports gapless playback (like FLAC). Filenames are CASE\nSENSITIVE
\n
Optionally, you can add a cover.jpeg to the music kit's folder. This is\ndisplayed in Kitten when the kit is selected.
\n
Take a look at the sample music kit for an example of what a music kit could\nlook like:\nBig Croint Music Kit
\n
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\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Music Kitten, or simply Kitten, is an Electron application that plays audio\ntracks when CS:GO gives it certain cues. Essentially, this allows you to\ncreate and use your own music kits.
To run Music Kitten from source, you'll need node. If you've never\nconfigured node before, I recommend using\nnvm on Linux and Mac OS,\nor nvm for Windows.
\n
Once you have node and npm ready to go, cd to where Kitten was cloned. Next, I\nsuggest that you delete the package-lock.json file since it can cause problems.\nThen run npm install and npm start and you'll be running Kitten.
\n
To build Kitten for your target platform, do npm run dist.
\n
How to use
\n
The first thing Kitten is going to do is request a directory to look in for\nmusic kits. Kitten's configuration file is also stored here. Create/select a\ndedicated folder for Kitten to use.
\n
If you'd like to use a different port than the default, change the value in the\ntextbox, click save, and restart Kitten.
\n
If CS:GO was already open before you started the setup process, you may need to\nrestart it.
\n
Remember to mute in-game music if you haven't done so.
\n
Lastly, you need music kits. A music kit is a collection of audio files grouped\nin a directory in the Kitten save folder. Basically, inside the folder you\npicked at the beginning, you're going to have a folder for each music kit you\nhave. If you don't have any music kits, Kitten will offer to download the\nsample music kit. Otherwise, you can\ndownload one from musickitten.net or make\nyour own. Which brings us to...
\n
Creating kits
\n
First thing is making a folder for the kit. Create a directory in the Kitten\nfolder you chose to use and call it whatever you want the kit to be called.\nInside, you'll need to have these audio files:
\n\n
mainmenu
\n\n
\n
mainmenu plays and loops at the mainmenu. Should be long enough to not drive\npeople crazy since it loops.
\n
\n\n
startround_01 - startround_03
\n\n
\n
startround_0X starts playing in the frozen phase of a new round and loops\nuntil the round starts. These should be short, around 8 seconds (or shorter).\nThere are three variants from which Kitten selects randomly.
\n
\n\n
startaction_01 - startaction_03
\n\n
\n
startaction_0X plays as soon as the startround track ends and the round has\nalready started. In other words, startround_0X should seamlessly transition\ninto startaction_0X. This track fades out automatically. Make it at least 10\nseconds.
\n
\n\n
bombplanted
\n\n
\n
bombplanted plays when the bomb gets planted. It plays and loops (if necessary) for\n30 seconds. The delay before it starts is due to CS:GO taking it's time\nnotifying Kitten. The delay varies from time to time.
\n
\n\n
bombtenseccount
\n\n
\n
bombtenseccount plays and loops (if necessary) 30 seconds after bombplanted\nstarted playing. If bombplanted was late, this will be too.
\n
\n\n
wonround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you win. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
lostround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you lose. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
roundmvpanthem_01
\n\n
\n
roundmvpanthem_01 plays (and loops) when you're the MVP*.\nAnything over 20 seconds is excessive. Despite the naming convention,\nthere's only one MVP anthem. The name was chosen to align with the naming\nscheme already in place for real music kits.
\n
\n
*Due to how CS:GO sends information, this won't play if you're dead and\nspectating another player. in that case, it'll just play wonround.
\n\n
You can use any file type that Chrome's audio player can play. I'd recommend\nanything that supports gapless playback (like FLAC). Filenames are CASE\nSENSITIVE
\n
Optionally, you can add a cover.jpeg to the music kit's folder. This is\ndisplayed in Kitten when the kit is selected.
\n
Take a look at the sample music kit for an example of what a music kit could\nlook like:\nBig Croint Music Kit
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, AngularJS and Bootstrap for the frontend, and jsmediatags to retrieve the ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Choose between a Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that have already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
\n
\n
Nothing here yet!
\n
\n
v4.0.0
\n
\n
Brand new theme! The Disco theme changes the background color based on the song album art. Select it from the themes menu.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
The progress bar now feels more responsive when seeking.
\n
Setting are now stored in a JSON store instead of in files.
\n
Fixed a bug where the title and artist name would flicker while playing/pausing or skipping tracks.
\n
\n
v3.0.0
\n
\n
Now choose between a Dark and Light mode!
\n
Recursively finds audio files in all sub directories of the chosen directory
\n
\n
v2.0.0
\n
\n
When you open the app, it starts playing music from the directory that you last played music from. This means that you can skip having to select a directory when you open the app.
\n
Changed the name to Dusk Player, Music player was too generic.
\n
You can now play tracks on shuffle.
\n
New location and style for the playlist.
\n
Volume slider has indicators.
\n
New app Icon
\n
Small style changes.
\n
\n
If you liked this, check out My Blog where I post tutorials and write about projects like this
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, AngularJS and Bootstrap for the frontend, and jsmediatags to retrieve the ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm start to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Choose between a Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that have already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
\n
\n
Nothing here yet!
\n
\n
v4.0.0
\n
\n
Brand new theme! The Disco theme changes the background color based on the song album art. Select it from the themes menu.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
The progress bar now feels more responsive when seeking.
\n
Setting are now stored in a JSON store instead of in files.
\n
Fixed a bug where the title and artist name would flicker while playing/pausing or skipping tracks.
\n
\n
v3.0.0
\n
\n
Now choose between a Dark and Light mode!
\n
Recursively finds audio files in all sub directories of the chosen directory
\n
\n
v2.0.0
\n
\n
When you open the app, it starts playing music from the directory that you last played music from. This means that you can skip having to select a directory when you open the app.
\n
Changed the name to Dusk Player, Music player was too generic.
\n
You can now play tracks on shuffle.
\n
New location and style for the playlist.
\n
Volume slider has indicators.
\n
New app Icon
\n
Small style changes.
\n
\n
If you liked this, check out My Blog where I post tutorials and write about projects like this
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, Svelte for the UI, and music-metadata to retrieve ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm run app-dev to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Instantly switch between Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that will be or has already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity. Built on electron, uses Howler for handling music playback, Svelte for the UI, and music-metadata to retrieve ID3 tags.
\n
This can also serve as a starting point to implement your own front-end/UI for a music Player.
Download the build for your OS. Start the application and then click on the Folders tab on the top left corner, this will bring up a window where you can select the folder where you want to play your audio files from.\nOnce you select a folder with songs, just click play.
\n
2. Building from the repo
\n
Clone the repository, make it your working directory, and then on your terminal run npm install.\nOnce all the dependencies have finished downloading, run npm run app-dev to test it, and npm run dist to build it for your platform.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Supports: mp3, opus, ogg, wav, aac, m4a and webm.
\n
Reads ID3 tags and displays the artist and album art (if they exist)
\n
Quickly switch tracks from the playlist.
\n
Search for songs from the search bar.
\n
Instantly switch between Dark, Light and Disco modes
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Upcoming Features
\n
Some new features and under the hood stuff that will be or has already been implemented. They'll be included in the next update
Notice: Due to studies and other reasons, I'm currently unable to continue developing the project, however, new pull requests are welcome and I'll pick it up when my time allows.
\n
Musify
\n
\n
Musify is a simple and fast music player, built from the ground up, using web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, all wrapped on Electron Framework.\nThis is my first project as a computer science student. I've tried my best to write a code that follows common coding conventions, but keep in mind that you may find common beginner errors. If so, feel free to help and contribute to improve this app.
Notice: Due to studies and other reasons, I'm currently unable to continue developing the project, however, new pull requests are welcome and I'll pick it up when my time allows.
\n
Musify
\n
\n
Musify is a simple and fast music player, built from the ground up, using web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, all wrapped on Electron Framework.\nThis is my first project as a computer science student. I've tried my best to write a code that follows common coding conventions, but keep in mind that you may find common beginner errors. If so, feel free to help and contribute to improve this app.
Notice: Due to studies and other reasons, I'm currently unable to continue developing the project, however, new pull requests are welcome and I'll pick it up when my time allows.
\n
Musify
\n
\n
Musify is a simple and fast music player, built from the ground up, using web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, all wrapped on Electron Framework.\nThis is my first project as a computer science student. I've tried my best to write a code that follows common coding conventions, but keep in mind that you may find common beginner errors. If so, feel free to help and contribute to improve this app.
Notice: Due to studies and other reasons, I'm currently unable to continue developing the project, however, new pull requests are welcome and I'll pick it up when my time allows.
\n
Musify
\n
\n
Musify is a simple and fast music player, built from the ground up, using web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, all wrapped on Electron Framework.\nThis is my first project as a computer science student. I've tried my best to write a code that follows common coding conventions, but keep in mind that you may find common beginner errors. If so, feel free to help and contribute to improve this app.
Music Kitten, or simply Kitten, is an Electron application that plays audio\ntracks when CS:GO gives it certain cues. Essentially, this allows you to\ncreate and use your own music kits.
To run Music Kitten from source, you'll need node. If you've never\nconfigured node before, I recommend using\nnvm on Linux and Mac OS,\nor nvm for Windows.
\n
Once you have node and npm ready to go, cd to where Kitten was cloned. Next, I\nsuggest that you delete the package-lock.json file since it can cause problems.\nThen run npm install and npm start and you'll be running Kitten.
\n
To build Kitten for your target platform, do npm run dist.
\n
How to use
\n
The first thing Kitten is going to do is request a directory to look in for\nmusic kits. Kitten's configuration file is also stored here. Create/select a\ndedicated folder for Kitten to use.
\n
If you'd like to use a different port than the default, change the value in the\ntextbox, click save, and restart Kitten.
\n
If CS:GO was already open before you started the setup process, you may need to\nrestart it.
\n
Remember to mute in-game music if you haven't done so.
\n
Lastly, you need music kits. A music kit is a collection of audio files grouped\nin a directory in the Kitten save folder. Basically, inside the folder you\npicked at the beginning, you're going to have a folder for each music kit you\nhave. If you don't have any music kits, Kitten will offer to download the\nsample music kit. Otherwise, you can\ndownload one from musickitten.net or make\nyour own. Which brings us to...
\n
Creating kits
\n
First thing is making a folder for the kit. Create a directory in the Kitten\nfolder you chose to use and call it whatever you want the kit to be called.\nInside, you'll need to have these audio files:
\n\n
mainmenu
\n\n
\n
mainmenu plays and loops at the mainmenu. Should be long enough to not drive\npeople crazy since it loops.
\n
\n\n
startround_01 - startround_03
\n\n
\n
startround_0X starts playing in the frozen phase of a new round and loops\nuntil the round starts. These should be short, around 8 seconds (or shorter).\nThere are three variants from which Kitten selects randomly.
\n
\n\n
startaction_01 - startaction_03
\n\n
\n
startaction_0X plays as soon as the startround track ends and the round has\nalready started. In other words, startround_0X should seamlessly transition\ninto startaction_0X. This track fades out automatically. Make it at least 10\nseconds.
\n
\n\n
bombplanted
\n\n
\n
bombplanted plays when the bomb gets planted. It plays and loops (if necessary) for\n30 seconds. The delay before it starts is due to CS:GO taking it's time\nnotifying Kitten. The delay varies from time to time.
\n
\n\n
bombtenseccount
\n\n
\n
bombtenseccount plays and loops (if necessary) 30 seconds after bombplanted\nstarted playing. If bombplanted was late, this will be too.
\n
\n\n
wonround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you win. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
lostround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you lose. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
roundmvpanthem_01
\n\n
\n
roundmvpanthem_01 plays (and loops) when you're the MVP*.\nAnything over 20 seconds is excessive. Despite the naming convention,\nthere's only one MVP anthem. The name was chosen to align with the naming\nscheme already in place for real music kits.
\n
\n
*Due to how CS:GO sends information, this won't play if you're dead and\nspectating another player. in that case, it'll just play wonround.
\n\n
You can use any file type that Chrome's audio player can play. I'd recommend\nanything that supports gapless playback (like FLAC). Filenames are CASE\nSENSITIVE
\n
Optionally, you can add a cover.jpeg to the music kit's folder. This is\ndisplayed in Kitten when the kit is selected.
\n
Take a look at the sample music kit for an example of what a music kit could\nlook like:\nBig Croint Music Kit
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Music Kitten, or simply Kitten, is an Electron application that plays audio\ntracks when CS:GO gives it certain cues. Essentially, this allows you to\ncreate and use your own music kits.
To run Music Kitten from source, you'll need node. If you've never\nconfigured node before, I recommend using\nnvm on Linux and Mac OS,\nor nvm for Windows.
\n
Once you have node and npm ready to go, cd to where Kitten was cloned. Next, I\nsuggest that you delete the package-lock.json file since it can cause problems.\nThen run npm install and npm start and you'll be running Kitten.
\n
To build Kitten for your target platform, do npm run dist.
\n
How to use
\n
The first thing Kitten is going to do is request a directory to look in for\nmusic kits. Kitten's configuration file is also stored here. Create/select a\ndedicated folder for Kitten to use.
\n
If you'd like to use a different port than the default, change the value in the\ntextbox, click save, and restart Kitten.
\n
If CS:GO was already open before you started the setup process, you may need to\nrestart it.
\n
Remember to mute in-game music if you haven't done so.
\n
Lastly, you need music kits. A music kit is a collection of audio files grouped\nin a directory in the Kitten save folder. Basically, inside the folder you\npicked at the beginning, you're going to have a folder for each music kit you\nhave. If you don't have any music kits, Kitten will offer to download the\nsample music kit. Otherwise, you can\ndownload one from musickitten.net or make\nyour own. Which brings us to...
\n
Creating kits
\n
First thing is making a folder for the kit. Create a directory in the Kitten\nfolder you chose to use and call it whatever you want the kit to be called.\nInside, you'll need to have these audio files:
\n\n
mainmenu
\n\n
\n
mainmenu plays and loops at the mainmenu. Should be long enough to not drive\npeople crazy since it loops.
\n
\n\n
startround_01 - startround_03
\n\n
\n
startround_0X starts playing in the frozen phase of a new round and loops\nuntil the round starts. These should be short, around 8 seconds (or shorter).\nThere are three variants from which Kitten selects randomly.
\n
\n\n
startaction_01 - startaction_03
\n\n
\n
startaction_0X plays as soon as the startround track ends and the round has\nalready started. In other words, startround_0X should seamlessly transition\ninto startaction_0X. This track fades out automatically. Make it at least 10\nseconds.
\n
\n\n
bombplanted
\n\n
\n
bombplanted plays when the bomb gets planted. It plays and loops (if necessary) for\n30 seconds. The delay before it starts is due to CS:GO taking it's time\nnotifying Kitten. The delay varies from time to time.
\n
\n\n
bombtenseccount
\n\n
\n
bombtenseccount plays and loops (if necessary) 30 seconds after bombplanted\nstarted playing. If bombplanted was late, this will be too.
\n
\n\n
wonround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you win. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
lostround
\n\n
\n
Plays (and loops) when you lose. Anything over 20 seconds is excessive.
\n
\n\n
roundmvpanthem_01
\n\n
\n
roundmvpanthem_01 plays (and loops) when you're the MVP*.\nAnything over 20 seconds is excessive. Despite the naming convention,\nthere's only one MVP anthem. The name was chosen to align with the naming\nscheme already in place for real music kits.
\n
\n
*Due to how CS:GO sends information, this won't play if you're dead and\nspectating another player. in that case, it'll just play wonround.
\n\n
You can use any file type that Chrome's audio player can play. I'd recommend\nanything that supports gapless playback (like FLAC). Filenames are CASE\nSENSITIVE
\n
Optionally, you can add a cover.jpeg to the music kit's folder. This is\ndisplayed in Kitten when the kit is selected.
\n
Take a look at the sample music kit for an example of what a music kit could\nlook like:\nBig Croint Music Kit
All contributions are welcome!! Please check negative/issues for things that need attention, or feel free to create your own. Please make sure you create an issue first, and then do the work and a submit a PR.
Locate and copy dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app to your Applications folder
\n\n
Testing
\n
Important: Tests get run against the built app. If you are attempting to run tests and the results are not what you expected, you need to npm run build again.
\n\n
npm run build
\n
npm test
\n\n
Developing
\n
Compiling
\n
\n
gulp - Compile, combine, and minify files for the renderer process. This isn't necessary for files in the main process. Make sure this is running when working on UI.
\n
\n
NPM Scripts
\n
\n
npm start - Start the app with the following environment variables:\n
\n
NODE_ENV=development
\n
ELECTRON_ENABLE_LOGGING=true
\n
ELECTRON_ENABLE_STACK_DUMPING=true
\n
\n
\n
npm run build - Build the production app\n\n
Compiles JavaScript and Sass
\n
Copies necessary files to ./release/
\n
Runs npm install --production in ./release/
\n
Builds the app moves it to ./dist/
\n\n
\n
npm run lint - Run ESLint
\n
npm test - Run Mocha tests
\n
npm run travis\n\n
Run build
\n
Run test
\n\n
\n
npm run open - Starts the app from dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app
All contributions are welcome!! Please check negative/issues for things that need attention, or feel free to create your own. Please make sure you create an issue first, and then do the work and a submit a PR.
Locate and copy dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app to your Applications folder
\n\n
Testing
\n
Important: Tests get run against the built app. If you are attempting to run tests and the results are not what you expected, you need to npm run build again.
\n\n
npm run build
\n
npm test
\n\n
Developing
\n
Compiling
\n
\n
gulp - Compile, combine, and minify files for the renderer process. This isn't necessary for files in the main process. Make sure this is running when working on UI.
\n
\n
NPM Scripts
\n
\n
npm start - Start the app with the following environment variables:\n
\n
NODE_ENV=development
\n
ELECTRON_ENABLE_LOGGING=true
\n
ELECTRON_ENABLE_STACK_DUMPING=true
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npm run build - Build the production app\n\n
Compiles JavaScript and Sass
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Copies necessary files to ./release/
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Runs npm install --production in ./release/
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Builds the app moves it to ./dist/
\n\n
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npm run lint - Run ESLint
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npm test - Run Mocha tests
\n
npm run travis\n\n
Run build
\n
Run test
\n\n
\n
npm run open - Starts the app from dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app
All contributions are welcome!! Please check negative/issues for things that need attention, or feel free to create your own. Please make sure you create an issue first, and then do the work and a submit a PR.
Locate and copy dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app to your Applications folder
\n\n
Testing
\n
Important: Tests get run against the built app. If you are attempting to run tests and the results are not what you expected, you need to npm run build again.
\n\n
npm run build
\n
npm test
\n\n
Developing
\n
Compiling
\n
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gulp - Compile, combine, and minify files for the renderer process. This isn't necessary for files in the main process. Make sure this is running when working on UI.
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NPM Scripts
\n
\n
npm start - Start the app with the following environment variables:\n
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NODE_ENV=development
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ELECTRON_ENABLE_LOGGING=true
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ELECTRON_ENABLE_STACK_DUMPING=true
\n
\n
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npm run build - Build the production app\n\n
Compiles JavaScript and Sass
\n
Copies necessary files to ./release/
\n
Runs npm install --production in ./release/
\n
Builds the app moves it to ./dist/
\n\n
\n
npm run lint - Run ESLint
\n
npm test - Run Mocha tests
\n
npm run travis\n\n
Run build
\n
Run test
\n\n
\n
npm run open - Starts the app from dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app
All contributions are welcome!! Please check negative/issues for things that need attention, or feel free to create your own. Please make sure you create an issue first, and then do the work and a submit a PR.
Locate and copy dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app to your Applications folder
\n\n
Testing
\n
Important: Tests get run against the built app. If you are attempting to run tests and the results are not what you expected, you need to npm run build again.
\n\n
npm run build
\n
npm test
\n\n
Developing
\n
Compiling
\n
\n
gulp - Compile, combine, and minify files for the renderer process. This isn't necessary for files in the main process. Make sure this is running when working on UI.
\n
\n
NPM Scripts
\n
\n
npm start - Start the app with the following environment variables:\n
\n
NODE_ENV=development
\n
ELECTRON_ENABLE_LOGGING=true
\n
ELECTRON_ENABLE_STACK_DUMPING=true
\n
\n
\n
npm run build - Build the production app\n\n
Compiles JavaScript and Sass
\n
Copies necessary files to ./release/
\n
Runs npm install --production in ./release/
\n
Builds the app moves it to ./dist/
\n\n
\n
npm run lint - Run ESLint
\n
npm test - Run Mocha tests
\n
npm run travis\n\n
Run build
\n
Run test
\n\n
\n
npm run open - Starts the app from dist/Negative-darwin-x64/Negative.app
Network Status Check application written with Electron, Bootstrap, jQuery
\n
This is a tool to add URLs and ports to check to see if they are open or not. You can add as many items to the list, and edit the list as well if needed. You can save your list and eventually reimport the list as well on launch or by using the Load URLs button.
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Main Window
\n
\n
Run Check
\n
\n
Quick Code Tour
\n
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The code entry point is in package.json under the key "main". The value is "main.js"
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main.js creates a BrowserWindow and loads index.html. It also has event handlers that enable keyboard shortcuts for Developer Tools on various platforms. Note that loadURL uses a template literal to give the source file's location.`file://${__dirname}/app/index.html`
\n
index.html loads Bootstrap's CSS in the <head> tag and renderer.js after the closing <body> tag. On the web Bootstrap's JavaScript would also load in this location but the Electron way is to load it in renderer.js with a require(). Note that these src and href attributes use normal relative paths. An HTTP server is not necessary.
\n
renderer.js loads jQuery, Bootstrap and it's dependency; Tether. Each is assigned to the window object because this is the web application custom. It's not the Node.js or Electron custom because window is a global. For now we must do it this way or it won't work.
\n
setup.js setups up some overall settings for the application
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app.js is the real worker of functions.
\n
\n
Releases
\n
At this time the releases are for Windows as that is my main developing platform and where I use this tool mostly; on Windows environments.
Electron Forge allows us to make builds based on our operating system we are running from. Linux (Debian) and Windows 10 tested.
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npm run make
\n
You can check websites like google.com, github.com, or any URL you need and the port. It is best to use the FQDN for local addresses or use the hostnames IP instead.
\n
Please let me know if you have any issues or questions. If you have a suggestion for approval create an issue or a pull request.
\n
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Network Status Check application written with Electron, Bootstrap, jQuery
\n
This is a tool to add URLs and ports to check to see if they are open or not. You can add as many items to the list, and edit the list as well if needed. You can save your list and eventually reimport the list as well on launch or by using the Load URLs button.
\n
Main Window
\n
\n
Run Check
\n
\n
Quick Code Tour
\n
\n
The code entry point is in package.json under the key \"main\". The value is \"main.js\"
\n
main.js creates a BrowserWindow and loads index.html. It also has event handlers that enable keyboard shortcuts for Developer Tools on various platforms. Note that loadURL uses a template literal to give the source file's location.`file://${__dirname}/app/index.html`
\n
index.html loads Bootstrap's CSS in the <head> tag and renderer.js after the closing <body> tag. On the web Bootstrap's JavaScript would also load in this location but the Electron way is to load it in renderer.js with a require(). Note that these src and href attributes use normal relative paths. An HTTP server is not necessary.
\n
renderer.js loads jQuery, Bootstrap and it's dependency; Tether. Each is assigned to the window object because this is the web application custom. It's not the Node.js or Electron custom because window is a global. For now we must do it this way or it won't work.
\n
setup.js setups up some overall settings for the application
\n
app.js is the real worker of functions.
\n
\n
Releases
\n
At this time the releases are for Windows as that is my main developing platform and where I use this tool mostly; on Windows environments.
Electron Forge allows us to make builds based on our operating system we are running from. Linux (Debian) and Windows 10 tested.
\n
npm run make
\n
You can check websites like google.com, github.com, or any URL you need and the port. It is best to use the FQDN for local addresses or use the hostnames IP instead.
\n
Please let me know if you have any issues or questions. If you have a suggestion for approval create an issue or a pull request.
Nicepage gives the ultimate freedom for Web Design 3.0.\nBuild your mobile-friendly Joomla Templates, WordPress Themes and HTML5 websites with no coding in free desktop aplications for Windows and Mac. Nicepage Page Builder is available as a Joomla Extension and WordPress Plugin. There is also a Nicepage edition with online hosting.
\n
Absolute Creativity With No Coding
\n
Nicepage is simple drag-and-drop editor to implement any ideas.
\n
\n
Easy Drag-n-Drop. Easily drag-n-drop to customize anything on your website.
\n
No Coding. Add, edit, move, and modify everything. All visually!
\n
Mobile-Friendly. Build websites that look great on all modern devices.
\n
1000s Web Templates. Select from a huge variety of designer-made templates.
Nicepage gives the ultimate freedom for Web Design 3.0.\nBuild your mobile-friendly Joomla Templates, WordPress Themes and HTML5 websites with no coding in free desktop aplications for Windows and Mac. Nicepage Page Builder is available as a Joomla Extension and WordPress Plugin. There is also a Nicepage edition with online hosting.
\n
Absolute Creativity With No Coding
\n
Nicepage is simple drag-and-drop editor to implement any ideas.
\n
\n
Easy Drag-n-Drop. Easily drag-n-drop to customize anything on your website.
\n
No Coding. Add, edit, move, and modify everything. All visually!
\n
Mobile-Friendly. Build websites that look great on all modern devices.
\n
1000s Web Templates. Select from a huge variety of designer-made templates.
Nicepage gives the ultimate freedom for Web Design 3.0.\nBuild your mobile-friendly Joomla Templates, WordPress Themes and HTML5 websites with no coding in free desktop aplications for Windows and Mac. Nicepage Page Builder is available as a Joomla Extension and WordPress Plugin. There is also a Nicepage edition with online hosting.
\n
Absolute Creativity With No Coding
\n
Nicepage is simple drag-and-drop editor to implement any ideas.
\n
\n
Easy Drag-n-Drop. Easily drag-n-drop to customize anything on your website.
\n
No Coding. Add, edit, move, and modify everything. All visually!
\n
Mobile-Friendly. Build websites that look great on all modern devices.
\n
1000s Web Templates. Select from a huge variety of designer-made templates.
Nicepage gives the ultimate freedom for Web Design 3.0.\nBuild your mobile-friendly Joomla Templates, WordPress Themes and HTML5 websites with no coding in free desktop aplications for Windows and Mac. Nicepage Page Builder is available as a Joomla Extension and WordPress Plugin. There is also a Nicepage edition with online hosting.
\n
Absolute Creativity With No Coding
\n
Nicepage is simple drag-and-drop editor to implement any ideas.
\n
\n
Easy Drag-n-Drop. Easily drag-n-drop to customize anything on your website.
\n
No Coding. Add, edit, move, and modify everything. All visually!
\n
Mobile-Friendly. Build websites that look great on all modern devices.
\n
1000s Web Templates. Select from a huge variety of designer-made templates.
Works completely in the tray. Hides automatically when it looses focus.
\n
Does not appear in the taskbar and window lists when hidden.
\n
Supports keyboard media keys to control the player.
\n
A powerful queue manager to manage your playing queue.
\n
Saves your state so you can continue from where you left off last time.
\n
A simple and efficient playlist system.
\n
Automatically creates playlists based on the Library Sub-Folder Structure
\n
Highly Efficient.
\n
More Features to come soon.
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
\n
Download the appropriate setup and install.
\n
The app only lives in the tray. You have to manipulate it from there. - For Windows, the icon will in the tray next to the clock on the taskbar. Click to show the player. Right click will open up the tray menu with extra options. - For Ubuntu and MacOS, the icon will be in the top-right corner of the screen.
\n
You can change the app to behave as regular windowed app in the settings if you want.
\n
\n
For First Time Users:
\n
\n
Click the settings button on the top-right of the window and select the folder with your music files.
\n
Click of refresh button and wait for the tracks to be loaded.
Works completely in the tray. Hides automatically when it looses focus.
\n
Does not appear in the taskbar and window lists when hidden.
\n
Supports keyboard media keys to control the player.
\n
A powerful queue manager to manage your playing queue.
\n
Saves your state so you can continue from where you left off last time.
\n
A simple and efficient playlist system.
\n
Automatically creates playlists based on the Library Sub-Folder Structure
\n
Highly Efficient.
\n
More Features to come soon.
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
\n
Download the appropriate setup and install.
\n
The app only lives in the tray. You have to manipulate it from there. - For Windows, the icon will in the tray next to the clock on the taskbar. Click to show the player. Right click will open up the tray menu with extra options. - For Ubuntu and MacOS, the icon will be in the top-right corner of the screen.
\n
You can change the app to behave as regular windowed app in the settings if you want.
\n
\n
For First Time Users:
\n
\n
Click the settings button on the top-right of the window and select the folder with your music files.
\n
Click of refresh button and wait for the tracks to be loaded.
NodeJs Package Manager is an organizer for your npm and Bower packages. So we can call npm package manager and bower package manager\nIt's really easy to check, upgrade or downgrade packages, originally specified during in the one click.\nYou can access all README.md files, Contributors, Dependencies and DevDependencies of package based on their versions.
NodeJs Package Manager is an organizer for your npm and Bower packages. So we can call npm package manager and bower package manager\nIt's really easy to check, upgrade or downgrade packages, originally specified during in the one click.\nYou can access all README.md files, Contributors, Dependencies and DevDependencies of package based on their versions.
Works completely in the tray. Hides automatically when it looses focus.
\n
Does not appear in the taskbar and window lists when hidden.
\n
Supports keyboard media keys to control the player.
\n
A powerful queue manager to manage your playing queue.
\n
Saves your state so you can continue from where you left off last time.
\n
A simple and efficient playlist system.
\n
Automatically creates playlists based on the Library Sub-Folder Structure
\n
Highly Efficient.
\n
More Features to come soon.
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
\n
Download the appropriate setup and install.
\n
The app only lives in the tray. You have to manipulate it from there. - For Windows, the icon will in the tray next to the clock on the taskbar. Click to show the player. Right click will open up the tray menu with extra options. - For Ubuntu and MacOS, the icon will be in the top-right corner of the screen.
\n
You can change the app to behave as regular windowed app in the settings if you want.
\n
\n
For First Time Users:
\n
\n
Click the settings button on the top-right of the window and select the folder with your music files.
\n
Click of refresh button and wait for the tracks to be loaded.
Works completely in the tray. Hides automatically when it looses focus.
\n
Does not appear in the taskbar and window lists when hidden.
\n
Supports keyboard media keys to control the player.
\n
A powerful queue manager to manage your playing queue.
\n
Saves your state so you can continue from where you left off last time.
\n
A simple and efficient playlist system.
\n
Automatically creates playlists based on the Library Sub-Folder Structure
\n
Highly Efficient.
\n
More Features to come soon.
\n
\n
How To Use
\n
\n
Download the appropriate setup and install.
\n
The app only lives in the tray. You have to manipulate it from there. - For Windows, the icon will in the tray next to the clock on the taskbar. Click to show the player. Right click will open up the tray menu with extra options. - For Ubuntu and MacOS, the icon will be in the top-right corner of the screen.
\n
You can change the app to behave as regular windowed app in the settings if you want.
\n
\n
For First Time Users:
\n
\n
Click the settings button on the top-right of the window and select the folder with your music files.
\n
Click of refresh button and wait for the tracks to be loaded.
This is an Electron template to embed Node-RED with a Dashboard generated by node-red-dashboard.
\n
You can base off this model and update the package.json file to include your own required dependencies.
\n
To Use
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/dceejay/electron-node-red.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-node-red\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm start
\n
TL:DR - building runtimes
\n
You can run npm run build to build binaries of "everything".
\n
Builds are created in the dist directory.
\n
Packaging your application
\n
# build for OSX 64 bits\nnpm run build:osx\n\n# build for Windows 64 bits\nnpm run build:win64\n\n# build for Linux 64 bits\nnpm run build:linux64\n
\n
Learn more about Electron and its API in the documentation.
\n
Use Node-RED command to run. Flows are stored in ~/.node-red.
\n
If you build Node-RED package with community nodes, rename pakcage-pack.json to package.json.
This is an Electron template to embed Node-RED with a Dashboard generated by node-red-dashboard.
\n
You can base off this model and update the package.json file to include your own required dependencies.
\n
To Use
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/dceejay/electron-node-red.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-node-red\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm start
\n
TL:DR - building runtimes
\n
You can run npm run build to build binaries of \"everything\".
\n
Builds are created in the dist directory.
\n
Packaging your application
\n
# build for OSX 64 bits\nnpm run build:osx\n\n# build for Windows 64 bits\nnpm run build:win64\n\n# build for Linux 64 bits\nnpm run build:linux64\n
\n
Learn more about Electron and its API in the documentation.
\n
Use Node-RED command to run. Flows are stored in ~/.node-red.
\n
If you build Node-RED package with community nodes, rename pakcage-pack.json to package.json.
This is an Electron template to embed Node-RED with a Dashboard generated by node-red-dashboard.
\n
You can base off this model and update the package.json file to include your own required dependencies.
\n
To Use
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/dceejay/electron-node-red.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-node-red\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm start
\n
TL:DR - building runtimes
\n
You can run npm run build to build binaries of "everything".
\n
Builds are created in the dist directory.
\n
Packaging your application
\n
# build for OSX 64 bits\nnpm run build:osx\n\n# build for Windows 64 bits\nnpm run build:win64\n\n# build for Linux 64 bits\nnpm run build:linux64\n
\n
Learn more about Electron and its API in the documentation.
\n
Use Node-RED command to run. Flows are stored in ~/.node-red.
\n
If you build Node-RED package with community nodes, rename pakcage-pack.json to package.json.
This is an Electron template to embed Node-RED with a Dashboard generated by node-red-dashboard.
\n
You can base off this model and update the package.json file to include your own required dependencies.
\n
To Use
\n
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/dceejay/electron-node-red.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd electron-node-red\n# Install dependencies and run the app\nnpm install && npm start
\n
TL:DR - building runtimes
\n
You can run npm run build to build binaries of \"everything\".
\n
Builds are created in the dist directory.
\n
Packaging your application
\n
# build for OSX 64 bits\nnpm run build:osx\n\n# build for Windows 64 bits\nnpm run build:win64\n\n# build for Linux 64 bits\nnpm run build:linux64\n
\n
Learn more about Electron and its API in the documentation.
\n
Use Node-RED command to run. Flows are stored in ~/.node-red.
\n
If you build Node-RED package with community nodes, rename pakcage-pack.json to package.json.
NodeJs Package Manager is an organizer for your npm and Bower packages. So we can call npm package manager and bower package manager\nIt's really easy to check, upgrade or downgrade packages, originally specified during in the one click.\nYou can access all README.md files, Contributors, Dependencies and DevDependencies of package based on their versions.
NodeJs Package Manager is an organizer for your npm and Bower packages. So we can call npm package manager and bower package manager\nIt's really easy to check, upgrade or downgrade packages, originally specified during in the one click.\nYou can access all README.md files, Contributors, Dependencies and DevDependencies of package based on their versions.
NodemailerApp is the ultimate cross platform email debugging app.
\n
App includes local SMTP and POP3 servers, a sendmail replacement, and it imports emails from EML files, EMLX files, large MBOX files from Gmail takeout, Maildir folders and Postfix queue files for inspection and preview. Ever wanted to view the actual HTML source of a nicely designed email instead of some garbled rfc822 text? Just open the HTML tab of an email to see it.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Preview emails either in rich text or plain text mode. View the source of the entire message or the decoded HTML content
\n
Sendmail replacement to catch emails from applications that pipe to sendmail (eg. PHP mail(…)).
\n
Local development server to catch emails from applications that send via SMTP (Nodemailer, PHPMailer etc.).
\n
Message upload to relay a caught message either to next SMTP server or to an IMAP server.
\n
Extensive search to find long lost emails.
\n
Large mailbox import. Received a 10GB mbox takeout file from Gmail? No problem, just import it to NodemailerApp.
\n
Catchall service to accept messages from the internet.
NodemailerApp is the ultimate cross platform email debugging app.
\n
App includes local SMTP and POP3 servers, a sendmail replacement, and it imports emails from EML files, EMLX files, large MBOX files from Gmail takeout, Maildir folders and Postfix queue files for inspection and preview. Ever wanted to view the actual HTML source of a nicely designed email instead of some garbled rfc822 text? Just open the HTML tab of an email to see it.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Preview emails either in rich text or plain text mode. View the source of the entire message or the decoded HTML content
\n
Sendmail replacement to catch emails from applications that pipe to sendmail (eg. PHP mail(…)).
\n
Local development server to catch emails from applications that send via SMTP (Nodemailer, PHPMailer etc.).
\n
Message upload to relay a caught message either to next SMTP server or to an IMAP server.
\n
Extensive search to find long lost emails.
\n
Large mailbox import. Received a 10GB mbox takeout file from Gmail? No problem, just import it to NodemailerApp.
\n
Catchall service to accept messages from the internet.
NodemailerApp is the ultimate cross platform email debugging app.
\n
App includes local SMTP and POP3 servers, a sendmail replacement, and it imports emails from EML files, EMLX files, large MBOX files from Gmail takeout, Maildir folders and Postfix queue files for inspection and preview. Ever wanted to view the actual HTML source of a nicely designed email instead of some garbled rfc822 text? Just open the HTML tab of an email to see it.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Preview emails either in rich text or plain text mode. View the source of the entire message or the decoded HTML content
\n
Sendmail replacement to catch emails from applications that pipe to sendmail (eg. PHP mail(…)).
\n
Local development server to catch emails from applications that send via SMTP (Nodemailer, PHPMailer etc.).
\n
Message upload to relay a caught message either to next SMTP server or to an IMAP server.
\n
Extensive search to find long lost emails.
\n
Large mailbox import. Received a 10GB mbox takeout file from Gmail? No problem, just import it to NodemailerApp.
\n
Catchall service to accept messages from the internet.
NodemailerApp is the ultimate cross platform email debugging app.
\n
App includes local SMTP and POP3 servers, a sendmail replacement, and it imports emails from EML files, EMLX files, large MBOX files from Gmail takeout, Maildir folders and Postfix queue files for inspection and preview. Ever wanted to view the actual HTML source of a nicely designed email instead of some garbled rfc822 text? Just open the HTML tab of an email to see it.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Preview emails either in rich text or plain text mode. View the source of the entire message or the decoded HTML content
\n
Sendmail replacement to catch emails from applications that pipe to sendmail (eg. PHP mail(…)).
\n
Local development server to catch emails from applications that send via SMTP (Nodemailer, PHPMailer etc.).
\n
Message upload to relay a caught message either to next SMTP server or to an IMAP server.
\n
Extensive search to find long lost emails.
\n
Large mailbox import. Received a 10GB mbox takeout file from Gmail? No problem, just import it to NodemailerApp.
\n
Catchall service to accept messages from the internet.
I couldn't find a note-taking app that ticked all the boxes I'm interested in: notes are written and rendered in GitHub Flavored Markdown, no WYSIWYG, no proprietary formats, I can run a search & replace across all notes, notes support attachments, the app isn't bloated, the app has a pretty interface, tags are indefinitely nestable and can import Evernote notes (because that's what I was using before).
Part of this comparison is personal opinion: you may disagree on the UI front, things I consider bloat may be considered features by somebody else etc. but hopefully this comparison did a good job at illustrating the main differences.
\n
Features
\n
Markdown-based
\n
Notes are written in GitHub Flavored Markdown, and you can also write KaTeX expressions, Mermaid diagrams and so much more, check out our full Markdown cheatsheet.
\n
Notable also gives you a very powerful Markdown editor, it's the same one VS Code uses in fact, so features like multi-cursors, a minimap and best-in-class syntax highlighting are built-in.
Notes and attachments are simply stored on your disk, this is extremely portable and powerful: you could edit your notes with your favorite editor, have them synchronized via Dropbox, run Git on them, run a regex-based search and replace on them etc.
Zen mode provides a minimalistic editing and reading experience, hiding everything that's not necessary.
\n
Notable is also keyboard friendly, has a quick open window, and we'll soon add a command palette too, so you won't have to click any buttons if you don't want to.
A lot more features are implemented, some of the most important ones are listed here.
\n
Is a feature you care about currently missing? Make sure to browse the issue tracker and add your "👍" reaction to the issues you care most about, as we also use those reactions to prioritize issues.
\n
Contributing
\n
There are multiple ways to contribute to this project, read about them here.
\n
Related
\n
\n
/r/Notable: our subreddit, where day-to-day discussion happens.
\n
dumper: Library for extracting attachments, notes and metadata out of formats used by popular note-taking apps.
\n
\n
License
\n
Older versions of the app are open-sourced, read more about this here.
I couldn't find a note-taking app that ticked all the boxes I'm interested in: notes are written and rendered in GitHub Flavored Markdown, no WYSIWYG, no proprietary formats, I can run a search & replace across all notes, notes support attachments, the app isn't bloated, the app has a pretty interface, tags are indefinitely nestable and can import Evernote notes (because that's what I was using before).
Part of this comparison is personal opinion: you may disagree on the UI front, things I consider bloat may be considered features by somebody else etc. but hopefully this comparison did a good job at illustrating the main differences.
\n
Features
\n
Markdown-based
\n
Notes are written in GitHub Flavored Markdown, and you can also write KaTeX expressions, Mermaid diagrams and so much more, check out our full Markdown cheatsheet.
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Notable also gives you a very powerful Markdown editor, it's the same one VS Code uses in fact, so features like multi-cursors, a minimap and best-in-class syntax highlighting are built-in.
Notes and attachments are simply stored on your disk, this is extremely portable and powerful: you could edit your notes with your favorite editor, have them synchronized via Dropbox, run Git on them, run a regex-based search and replace on them etc.
Zen mode provides a minimalistic editing and reading experience, hiding everything that's not necessary.
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A lot more features are implemented, some of the most important ones are listed here.
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Is a feature you care about currently missing? Make sure to browse the issue tracker and add your \"👍\" reaction to the issues you care most about, as we also use those reactions to prioritize issues.
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Contributing
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/r/Notable: our subreddit, where day-to-day discussion happens.
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dumper: Library for extracting attachments, notes and metadata out of formats used by popular note-taking apps.
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License
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Older versions of the app are open-sourced, read more about this here.
I couldn't find a note-taking app that ticked all the boxes I'm interested in: notes are written and rendered in GitHub Flavored Markdown, no WYSIWYG, no proprietary formats, I can run a search & replace across all notes, notes support attachments, the app isn't bloated, the app has a pretty interface, tags are indefinitely nestable and can import Evernote notes (because that's what I was using before).
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Notable also gives you a very powerful Markdown editor, it's the same one VS Code uses in fact, so features like multi-cursors, a minimap and best-in-class syntax highlighting are built-in.
Notes and attachments are simply stored on your disk, this is extremely portable and powerful: you could edit your notes with your favorite editor, have them synchronized via Dropbox, run Git on them, run a regex-based search and replace on them etc.
Zen mode provides a minimalistic editing and reading experience, hiding everything that's not necessary.
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Notable is also keyboard friendly, has a quick open window, and we'll soon add a command palette too, so you won't have to click any buttons if you don't want to.
A lot more features are implemented, some of the most important ones are listed here.
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Is a feature you care about currently missing? Make sure to browse the issue tracker and add your "👍" reaction to the issues you care most about, as we also use those reactions to prioritize issues.
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Contributing
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There are multiple ways to contribute to this project, read about them here.
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Useful Links
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Chat: we have a public real-time chat, come join us there.
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Cheatsheet: the online version of our built-in Markdown cheatsheet.
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Donations: you can financially support the project via this GitHub Sponsorship page.
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Subreddit: we have a subreddit, where day-to-day discussion happens.
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Tutorial: the online version of our built-in tutorial.
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Twitter: we have a Twitter account, where tips and general updates are posted.
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Website: our official website, this is probably the best link to send to friends and colleagues.
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YouTube: we have a YouTube channel, where all videos are hosted.
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License
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Only older versions of the app are open-sourced, read more about this here.
I couldn't find a note-taking app that ticked all the boxes I'm interested in: notes are written and rendered in GitHub Flavored Markdown, no WYSIWYG, no proprietary formats, I can run a search & replace across all notes, notes support attachments, the app isn't bloated, the app has a pretty interface, tags are indefinitely nestable and can import Evernote notes (because that's what I was using before).
Part of this comparison is personal opinion: you may disagree on the UI front, things I consider bloat may be considered features by somebody else etc. but hopefully this comparison did a good job at illustrating the main differences.
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Features
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Markdown-based
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Notes are written in GitHub Flavored Markdown, and you can also write KaTeX expressions, Mermaid diagrams and so much more, check out our full Markdown cheatsheet.
\n
Notable also gives you a very powerful Markdown editor, it's the same one VS Code uses in fact, so features like multi-cursors, a minimap and best-in-class syntax highlighting are built-in.
Notes and attachments are simply stored on your disk, this is extremely portable and powerful: you could edit your notes with your favorite editor, have them synchronized via Dropbox, run Git on them, run a regex-based search and replace on them etc.
Zen mode provides a minimalistic editing and reading experience, hiding everything that's not necessary.
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Notable is also keyboard friendly, has a quick open window, and we'll soon add a command palette too, so you won't have to click any buttons if you don't want to.
A lot more features are implemented, some of the most important ones are listed here.
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Is a feature you care about currently missing? Make sure to browse the issue tracker and add your \"👍\" reaction to the issues you care most about, as we also use those reactions to prioritize issues.
\n
Contributing
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There are multiple ways to contribute to this project, read about them here.
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Useful Links
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Chat: we have a public real-time chat, come join us there.
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Cheatsheet: the online version of our built-in Markdown cheatsheet.
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Donations: you can financially support the project via this GitHub Sponsorship page.
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Subreddit: we have a subreddit, where day-to-day discussion happens.
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Tutorial: the online version of our built-in tutorial.
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Twitter: we have a Twitter account, where tips and general updates are posted.
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Website: our official website, this is probably the best link to send to friends and colleagues.
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YouTube: we have a YouTube channel, where all videos are hosted.
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License
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Only older versions of the app are open-sourced, read more about this here.
nteract is an open-source organization committed to creating fantastic interactive computing experiences that allow people to collaborate with ease.
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We build SDKs, applications, and libraries that help you and your team make the most of interactive (particularly Jupyter) notebooks and REPLs.
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To learn more about the nteract open source organization and the rest of our projects, please visit our website.
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What's in this repo?
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This repo is a monorepo. It contains the code for the nteract core SDK and nteract's desktop and web applications. It also contains the documentation for the SDK and the applications. Here's a quick guide to the contents of the monorepo.
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applications/desktop
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This folder contains the source code for the nteract desktop application. The desktop application is a cross-platform app built using Electron.
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applications/jupyter-extension
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This folder contains the source code the nteract Jupyter extension. This extension can be installed alongside Jupyter classic and JupyterLab in your Jupyter deployments or personal Jupyter server.
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changelogs
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This folder contains the changelogs for each release of the nteract core SDK and applications.
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packages
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This folder contains the JavaScript packages that are part of the nteract core SDK.
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How do I contribute to this repo?
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If you are interested in contributing to nteract, please read the contribution guidelines for information on how to set up your nteract repo for development, how to write tests and validate changes, how to update documentation, and how to submit your code changes for review on GitHub.
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How do I use the nteract core SDK?
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If you are a developer who wants to build an nteract-based notebook application, check out the following documentation resources for more info.
This page contains the documentation for our suite of composable React components. It contains code samples that you can reference when building your nteract-based UI.
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Our documentation is living. We are always making changes and adding more content. If you have feedback about the documentation, please open an issue in this repo. If you are interested in submitting a change to our documentation page, please review the contribution guidelines and submit a pull request.
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How do I use the nteract desktop application?
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To get started with the nteract desktop app, head over to the nteract homepage to download the application for your operating system.
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Once you've download the app, head over to our documentation page for tutorials and guides on using the app for your data analysis and science workflows.
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Supporting nteract
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nteract is a non-profit open-source organization fiscally sponsored by NumFOCUS. If you are interested in supporting development on nteract, please consider making a recurring donation.
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Development on nteract is also supported by the following organizations.
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the interactive computing suite for you
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nteract is an open-source organization committed to creating fantastic interactive computing experiences that allow people to collaborate with ease.
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We build SDKs, applications, and libraries that help you and your team make the most of interactive (particularly Jupyter) notebooks and REPLs.
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To learn more about the nteract open source organization and the rest of our projects, please visit our website.
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What's in this repo?
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This repo is a monorepo. It contains the code for the nteract core SDK and nteract's desktop and web applications. It also contains the documentation for the SDK and the applications. Here's a quick guide to the contents of the monorepo.
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This folder contains the source code for the nteract desktop application. The desktop application is a cross-platform app built using Electron.
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applications/jupyter-extension
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This folder contains the source code the nteract Jupyter extension. This extension can be installed alongside Jupyter classic and JupyterLab in your Jupyter deployments or personal Jupyter server.
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changelogs
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This folder contains the changelogs for each release of the nteract core SDK and applications.
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packages
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This folder contains the JavaScript packages that are part of the nteract core SDK.
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How do I contribute to this repo?
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If you are interested in contributing to nteract, please read the contribution guidelines for information on how to set up your nteract repo for development, how to write tests and validate changes, how to update documentation, and how to submit your code changes for review on GitHub.
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How do I use the nteract core SDK?
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If you are a developer who wants to build an nteract-based notebook application, check out the following documentation resources for more info.
This page contains the documentation for our suite of composable React components. It contains code samples that you can reference when building your nteract-based UI.
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Our documentation is living. We are always making changes and adding more content. If you have feedback about the documentation, please open an issue in this repo. If you are interested in submitting a change to our documentation page, please review the contribution guidelines and submit a pull request.
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How do I use the nteract desktop application?
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To get started with the nteract desktop app, head over to the nteract homepage to download the application for your operating system.
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Once you've download the app, head over to our documentation page for tutorials and guides on using the app for your data analysis and science workflows.
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Supporting nteract
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nteract is a non-profit open-source organization fiscally sponsored by NumFOCUS. If you are interested in supporting development on nteract, please consider making a recurring donation.
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Development on nteract is also supported by the following organizations.
Warning: This app is now deprecated, you should use Notable instead, which is a much better note-taking app overall, its zen mode can replace Noty's UI pretty effectively and it is very actively developed.
Warning: This app is now deprecated, you should use Notable instead, which is a much better note-taking app overall, its zen mode can replace Noty's UI pretty effectively and it is very actively developed.
Warning: This app is now deprecated, you should use Notable instead, which is a much better note-taking app overall, its zen mode can replace Noty's UI pretty effectively and it is very actively developed.
Warning: This app is now deprecated, you should use Notable instead, which is a much better note-taking app overall, its zen mode can replace Noty's UI pretty effectively and it is very actively developed.
nuclear is a free music streaming program that pulls content from free sources all over the internet.
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If you know mps-youtube, this is a similar music player but with a GUI.\nIt's also focusing more on audio. Imagine Spotify which you don't have to pay for and with a bigger library.
Searching for and playing music from YouTube (including integration with playlists), Jamendo, and SoundCloud
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Searching for albums (powered by Last.fm and Discogs), album view, automatic song lookup based on artist and track name (in progress, can be dodgy sometimes)
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Song queue, which can be exported as a playlist
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Loading saved playlists (stored in json files)
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Scrobbling to last.fm (along with updating the 'now playing' status)
Nuclear has already been translated to several languages, and we're always looking for contributors who would like to add more. Below is a list of currently available languages, along with contributors who helped to translate Nuclear to that language.
A new window should open that will load the web app and run Nuclear.
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It's also possible to run the development environment using docker containers, but this should be considered experimental.
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You will need docker and docker-compose. You need to allow the root user to connect to X11 display, and then you can run docker-compose:
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Screenshots
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This will be updated as the program evolves.
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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Desktop music player focused on streaming from free sources
nuclear is a free music streaming program that pulls content from free sources all over the internet.
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If you know mps-youtube, this is a similar music player but with a GUI.\nIt's also focusing more on audio. Imagine Spotify which you don't have to pay for and with a bigger library.
Searching for and playing music from YouTube (including integration with playlists), Jamendo, and SoundCloud
\n
Searching for albums (powered by Last.fm and Discogs), album view, automatic song lookup based on artist and track name (in progress, can be dodgy sometimes)
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Song queue, which can be exported as a playlist
\n
Loading saved playlists (stored in json files)
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Scrobbling to last.fm (along with updating the 'now playing' status)
Nuclear has already been translated to several languages, and we're always looking for contributors who would like to add more. Below is a list of currently available languages, along with contributors who helped to translate Nuclear to that language.
A new window should open that will load the web app and run Nuclear.
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To build for current operating system:
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$ lerna bootstrap\n$ npm run build
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Instead of build you can use build:all to build for all operating systems. The binaries will be in packages/app/release
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It's also possible to run the development environment using docker containers, but this should be considered experimental.
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You will need docker and docker-compose. You need to allow the root user to connect to X11 display, and then you can run docker-compose:
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$ xhost SI:localuser:root\n$ sudo docker-compose up dev
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Screenshots
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This will be updated as the program evolves.
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License
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
nteract is an open-source organization committed to creating fantastic interactive computing experiences that allow people to collaborate with ease.
\n
We build SDKs, applications, and libraries that help you and your team make the most of interactive (particularly Jupyter) notebooks and REPLs.
\n
To learn more about the nteract open source organization and the rest of our projects, please visit our website.
\n
What's in this repo?
\n
This repo is a monorepo. It contains the code for the nteract core SDK and nteract's desktop and web applications. It also contains the documentation for the SDK and the applications. Here's a quick guide to the contents of the monorepo.
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Folder
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Description
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applications/desktop
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This folder contains the source code for the nteract desktop application. The desktop application is a cross-platform app built using Electron.
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applications/jupyter-extension
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This folder contains the source code the nteract Jupyter extension. This extension can be installed alongside Jupyter classic and JupyterLab in your Jupyter deployments or personal Jupyter server.
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changelogs
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This folder contains the changelogs for each release of the nteract core SDK and applications.
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packages
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This folder contains the JavaScript packages that are part of the nteract core SDK.
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How do I contribute to this repo?
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If you are interested in contributing to nteract, please read the contribution guidelines for information on how to set up your nteract repo for development, how to write tests and validate changes, how to update documentation, and how to submit your code changes for review on GitHub.
\n
How do I use the nteract core SDK?
\n
If you are a developer who wants to build an nteract-based notebook application, check out the following documentation resources for more info.
This page contains the documentation for our suite of composable React components. It contains code samples that you can reference when building your nteract-based UI.
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Our documentation is living. We are always making changes and adding more content. If you have feedback about the documentation, please open an issue in this repo. If you are interested in submitting a change to our documentation page, please review the contribution guidelines and submit a pull request.
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How do I use the nteract desktop application?
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To get started with the nteract desktop app, head over to the nteract homepage to download the application for your operating system.
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Once you've download the app, head over to our documentation page for tutorials and guides on using the app for your data analysis and science workflows.
\n
Supporting nteract
\n
nteract is a non-profit open-source organization fisically sponsored by NumFOCUS. If you are interested in supporting development on nteract, please consider making a recurring donation.
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Development on nteract is also supported by the following organizations.
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the interactive computing suite for you
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nteract is an open-source organization committed to creating fantastic interactive computing experiences that allow people to collaborate with ease.
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We build SDKs, applications, and libraries that help you and your team make the most of interactive (particularly Jupyter) notebooks and REPLs.
\n
To learn more about the nteract open source organization and the rest of our projects, please visit our website.
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What's in this repo?
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This repo is a monorepo. It contains the code for the nteract core SDK and nteract's desktop and web applications. It also contains the documentation for the SDK and the applications. Here's a quick guide to the contents of the monorepo.
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applications/desktop
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This folder contains the source code for the nteract desktop application. The desktop application is a cross-platform app built using Electron.
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applications/jupyter-extension
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This folder contains the source code the nteract Jupyter extension. This extension can be installed alongside Jupyter classic and JupyterLab in your Jupyter deployments or personal Jupyter server.
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changelogs
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This folder contains the changelogs for each release of the nteract core SDK and applications.
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packages
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This folder contains the JavaScript packages that are part of the nteract core SDK.
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How do I contribute to this repo?
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If you are interested in contributing to nteract, please read the contribution guidelines for information on how to set up your nteract repo for development, how to write tests and validate changes, how to update documentation, and how to submit your code changes for review on GitHub.
\n
How do I use the nteract core SDK?
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If you are a developer who wants to build an nteract-based notebook application, check out the following documentation resources for more info.
This page contains the documentation for our suite of composable React components. It contains code samples that you can reference when building your nteract-based UI.
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Our documentation is living. We are always making changes and adding more content. If you have feedback about the documentation, please open an issue in this repo. If you are interested in submitting a change to our documentation page, please review the contribution guidelines and submit a pull request.
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How do I use the nteract desktop application?
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To get started with the nteract desktop app, head over to the nteract homepage to download the application for your operating system.
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Once you've download the app, head over to our documentation page for tutorials and guides on using the app for your data analysis and science workflows.
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Supporting nteract
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nteract is a non-profit open-source organization fisically sponsored by NumFOCUS. If you are interested in supporting development on nteract, please consider making a recurring donation.
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Development on nteract is also supported by the following organizations.
odio - Free radio streaming software for Windows, Mac & Linux.
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odio is a free radio streaming software with more than 20,000 radio stations from around the world for Windows, MacOs & Linux.
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- Odio version 2.0 new features (the first beta version will be available on TBA) -
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Migrate to the new servers (Radio-browser.info)
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Improve UX
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Rewrite the audio engine
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Favorites: now you can favorite stations, tags, searches
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RTL support
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New notification system
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New settings page
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Touchbar support
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Read stream meta-data (which song is playing - for supported streams)
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Improve filter of station, countries & tags!
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Sonos integration
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Chromecast integration
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Video player (support for live TV channels!)
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Minimize window to system tray (Windows/Mac/?Linux?/)
odio - Free radio streaming software for Windows, Mac & Linux.
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odio is a free radio streaming software with more than 20,000 radio stations from around the world for Windows, MacOs & Linux.
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- Odio version 2.0 new features (the first beta version will be available on TBA) -
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Migrate to the new servers (Radio-browser.info)
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Improve UX
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Rewrite the audio engine
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Favorites: now you can favorite stations, tags, searches
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Multilanguage: will be available in English, Hebrew and your language! (help translate odio to your language, more details you can find in the 'translations' folder.)
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RTL support
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New notification system
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New settings page
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Touchbar support
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Read stream meta-data (which song is playing - for supported streams)
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Improve filter of station, countries & tags!
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Sonos integration
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Chromecast integration
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Video player (support for live TV channels!)
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Keyboard shortcuts!
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Minimize window to system tray (Windows/Mac/?Linux?/)
A Node.js & Electron application for easily configuring your freshly-imaged OctoPi microSD adapter
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Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code server-side.
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Electron is an open-source framework for developing executable cross-platform desktop applications.
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OctoPrint is the leading web software for controlling 3D printers, created/maintained by Gina Häußge
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OctoPi is a Raspberry-specific distro of OctoPrint, maintained by Guy Sheffer
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Getting started with OctoPrint—as loaded on a Raspberry Pi computer—involves installing an OctoPi image and then some configuration work before this computer can bootup. This application hopes to make that configuration step much easier by introducing a desktop application to perform this step.
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Download the latest OctoPi image and follow the instructions there to burn it to your microSD card
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After downloading the setup executable, you may see the error dialog "Windows protected your PC: Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk. More info..."
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This is Microsoft taking a page out of Apple's playbook and also trying to charge developers each year to digitally sign apps they're giving away for free.
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Simply click the More info link and select the Run anyway button to continue.
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octopi-init
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A Node.js & Electron application for easily configuring your freshly-imaged OctoPi microSD adapter
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Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code server-side.
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Electron is an open-source framework for developing executable cross-platform desktop applications.
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OctoPrint is the leading web software for controlling 3D printers, created/maintained by Gina Häußge
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OctoPi is a Raspberry-specific distro of OctoPrint, maintained by Guy Sheffer
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Overview
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Getting started with OctoPrint—as loaded on a Raspberry Pi computer—involves installing an OctoPi image and then some configuration work before this computer can bootup. This application hopes to make that configuration step much easier by introducing a desktop application to perform this step.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
At the moment, only OSX and Windows installers are available. Two Linux versions are available (AppImage and deb) which require a small amount of work to get going.
\n\n
Download the latest OctoPi image and follow the instructions there to burn it to your microSD card
\n
Using the octopi-init software here, configure that microSD card from your workstation, ejecting it when finished
\n
Put the microSD card into the Raspberry Pi and boot it to continue
\n\n
\n
Windows installation
\n
After downloading the setup executable, you may see the error dialog \"Windows protected your PC: Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk. More info...\"
\n
This is Microsoft taking a page out of Apple's playbook and also trying to charge developers each year to digitally sign apps they're giving away for free.
\n
Simply click the More info link and select the Run anyway button to continue.
\n
Linux installation
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After downloading the AppImage file, you'll minimally need to mark the file so that it can be executed.
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Make it executable by running chmod a+x octopi-init*.AppImage then execute it with ./octopi-init*.AppImage
\n
Alternately, for the deb file image, you'd want to install it with sudo apt install ~/Downloads/octopi-init-1.0.9_amd64.deb, for example.
\n
Apple warning message
\n
When running octopi-init the first time, you'll need to Ctl-Click the application and select Open. Otherwise, you'll see a confusing warning like this:
\n
\n
It's just Apple trying to make $99 per developer per year as part of their business model. As suggested, Ctl-Click the program and choose Open to see:
\n
\n
Then just click the Open button again and you should be good to go. You won't have to repeat this again, in theory.
nuclear is a free music streaming program that pulls content from free sources all over the internet.
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If you know mps-youtube, this is a similar music player but with a GUI.\nIt's also focusing more on audio. Imagine Spotify which you don't have to pay for and with a bigger library.
Searching for and playing music from YouTube (including integration with playlists), Jamendo, and SoundCloud
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Searching for albums (powered by Last.fm and MusicBrainz), album view, automatic song lookup based on artist and track name (in progress, can be dodgy sometimes)
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Song queue, which can be exported as a playlist
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Loading saved playlists (stored in json files)
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Scrobbling to last.fm (along with updating the 'now playing' status)
Nuclear has already been translated to several languages, and we're always looking for contributors who would like to add more. Below is a list of currently available languages, along with contributors who helped to translate Nuclear to that language.
A new window should open that will load the web app and run Nuclear.
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To build for current operating system:
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$ lerna bootstrap\n$ npm run build
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Instead of build you can use build:all to build for all operating systems. The binaries will be in packages/app/release
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It's also possible to run the development environment using docker containers.
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You will need docker and docker-compose. You need to allow the root user to connect to X11 display, and then you can run docker-compose:
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$ xhost SI:localuser:root\n$ sudo docker-compose up dev
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Screenshots
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This will be updated as the program evolves.
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License
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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Desktop music player focused on streaming from free sources
nuclear is a free music streaming program that pulls content from free sources all over the internet.
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If you know mps-youtube, this is a similar music player but with a GUI.\nIt's also focusing more on audio. Imagine Spotify which you don't have to pay for and with a bigger library.
Searching for and playing music from YouTube (including integration with playlists), Jamendo, and SoundCloud
\n
Searching for albums (powered by Last.fm and MusicBrainz), album view, automatic song lookup based on artist and track name (in progress, can be dodgy sometimes)
\n
Song queue, which can be exported as a playlist
\n
Loading saved playlists (stored in json files)
\n
Scrobbling to last.fm (along with updating the 'now playing' status)
Nuclear has already been translated to several languages, and we're always looking for contributors who would like to add more. Below is a list of currently available languages, along with contributors who helped to translate Nuclear to that language.
A new window should open that will load the web app and run Nuclear.
\n\n
To build for current operating system:
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$ lerna bootstrap\n$ npm run build
\n
Instead of build you can use build:all to build for all operating systems. The binaries will be in packages/app/release
\n\n
It's also possible to run the development environment using docker containers.
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You will need docker and docker-compose. You need to allow the root user to connect to X11 display, and then you can run docker-compose:
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$ xhost SI:localuser:root\n$ sudo docker-compose up dev
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Screenshots
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This will be updated as the program evolves.
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License
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
A Node.js & Electron application for easily configuring your freshly-imaged OctoPi microSD adapter
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Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code server-side.
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Electron is an open-source framework for developing executable cross-platform desktop applications.
\n
OctoPrint is the leading web software for controlling 3D printers, created/maintained by Gina Häußge
\n
OctoPi is a Raspberry-specific distro of OctoPrint, maintained by Guy Sheffer
\n
\n
Overview
\n
Getting started with OctoPrint—as loaded on a Raspberry Pi computer—involves installing an OctoPi image and then some configuration work before this computer can bootup. This application hopes to make that configuration step much easier by introducing a desktop application to perform this step.
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Installation
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At the moment, only OSX and Windows installers are available. Two Linux versions are available (AppImage and deb) which require a small amount of work to get going.
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Download the latest OctoPi image and follow the instructions there to burn it to your microSD card
\n
Using the octopi-init software here, configure that microSD card from your workstation, ejecting it when finished
\n
Put the microSD card into the Raspberry Pi and boot it to continue
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\n
Windows installation
\n
After downloading the setup executable, you may see the error dialog "Windows protected your PC: Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk. More info..."
\n
This is Microsoft taking a page out of Apple's playbook and also trying to charge developers each year to digitally sign apps they're giving away for free.
\n
Simply click the More info link and select the Run anyway button to continue.
\n
Linux installation
\n
After downloading the AppImage file, you'll minimally need to mark the file so that it can be executed.
\n
Make it executable by running chmod a+x octopi-init*.AppImage then execute it with ./octopi-init*.AppImage
\n
Alternately, for the deb file image, you'd want to install it with sudo apt install ~/Downloads/octopi-init-1.0.9_amd64.deb, for example.
\n
Apple warning message
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When running octopi-init the first time, you'll need to Ctl-Click the application and select Open. Otherwise, you'll see a confusing warning like this:
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It's just Apple trying to make $99 per developer per year as part of their business model. As suggested, Ctl-Click the program and choose Open to see:
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Then just click the Open button again and you should be good to go. You won't have to repeat this again, in theory.
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octopi-init
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v1.1.2
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OutsourcedGuru
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August 23, 2018
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octopi-init
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A Node.js & Electron application for easily configuring your freshly-imaged OctoPi microSD adapter
\n
\n
Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code server-side.
\n
Electron is an open-source framework for developing executable cross-platform desktop applications.
\n
OctoPrint is the leading web software for controlling 3D printers, created/maintained by Gina Häußge
\n
OctoPi is a Raspberry-specific distro of OctoPrint, maintained by Guy Sheffer
\n
\n
Overview
\n
Getting started with OctoPrint—as loaded on a Raspberry Pi computer—involves installing an OctoPi image and then some configuration work before this computer can bootup. This application hopes to make that configuration step much easier by introducing a desktop application to perform this step.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
At the moment, only OSX and Windows installers are available. Two Linux versions are available (AppImage and deb) which require a small amount of work to get going.
\n\n
Download the latest OctoPi image and follow the instructions there to burn it to your microSD card
\n
Using the octopi-init software here, configure that microSD card from your workstation, ejecting it when finished
\n
Put the microSD card into the Raspberry Pi and boot it to continue
\n\n
\n
Windows installation
\n
After downloading the setup executable, you may see the error dialog \"Windows protected your PC: Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk. More info...\"
\n
This is Microsoft taking a page out of Apple's playbook and also trying to charge developers each year to digitally sign apps they're giving away for free.
\n
Simply click the More info link and select the Run anyway button to continue.
\n
Linux installation
\n
After downloading the AppImage file, you'll minimally need to mark the file so that it can be executed.
\n
Make it executable by running chmod a+x octopi-init*.AppImage then execute it with ./octopi-init*.AppImage
\n
Alternately, for the deb file image, you'd want to install it with sudo apt install ~/Downloads/octopi-init-1.0.9_amd64.deb, for example.
\n
Apple warning message
\n
When running octopi-init the first time, you'll need to Ctl-Click the application and select Open. Otherwise, you'll see a confusing warning like this:
\n
\n
It's just Apple trying to make $99 per developer per year as part of their business model. As suggested, Ctl-Click the program and choose Open to see:
\n
\n
Then just click the Open button again and you should be good to go. You won't have to repeat this again, in theory.
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer.
\n
The first thing you need is the source code, in your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/liberodark/ODrive
\n
This will download all the source code in a "ODrive" folder in the current directory. Alternatively, you can download and extract the zip from github's interface.
\n
The steps below (Setup, Build, Run) are to execute in order to ready everything.
\n
Setup
\n
This step is only needed once, in order to install the necessary environment on your computer for ODrive to run.
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# Needed for electron 1.7+ to run, as it's based on chrome\nsudo apt install libgconf-2-4
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Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
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Build
\n
This step is to execute every new version of the source code.
\n
In the project directory:
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npm install
\n
Note: If you're using Ubuntu and you get an error message about a missing node binary, you may want to try this:
\n
sudo ln -s `which nodejs` /usr/bin/node
\n
If you are working on the code yourself and editing some files in app/assets/, you will need to run npm run webpack (or npm install) for those changes to have an impact on the application.
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Run
\n
In the project directory:
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npm start
\n
On Windows, you can make a .bat file with start cmd /k npm start that then you can double click to launch the program.
\n
The launch-on-startup functionality is only available on bundled releases. See the Deployment section.
\n
Testing
\n
To make sure the code is ok and run some sanity checks on it:
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npm test
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Deployment
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Releases
\n
There are currently three "release" formats supported: nsis (Windows installer) for Windows, AppImage for Linux, and DMG for Mac. You can generate them like this:
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npm run release-windows\nnpm run release-linux\nnpm run release-mac
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To create a different format, like a deb or rpm package for example:
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For DEB
\n
npm run release-linux deb
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For RPM
\n
sudo yum install rpm-build -y\nnpm run release-linux rpm\n
\n
The releases are generated in the dist folder.
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All formats supported by electron-builder are available, such as 7z, zip, tar.gz, deb, rpm, freebsd, pacman, p5p, apk, dmg, pkg, mas, nsis, appx, msi...
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Permissionless deployment
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An appimage on linux already runs permissionless. Anyway, you can just do:
\n
# Permissonless deployment\nnpm run release-windows dir # or zip, 7zip, tar.xz, tar.7z, ...
\n
This will create a folder in dist that you can just copy to a Windows machine.
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer.
\n
The first thing you need is the source code, in your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/liberodark/ODrive
\n
This will download all the source code in a \"ODrive\" folder in the current directory. Alternatively, you can download and extract the zip from github's interface.
\n
The steps below (Setup, Build, Run) are to execute in order to ready everything.
\n
Setup
\n
This step is only needed once, in order to install the necessary environment on your computer for ODrive to run.
\n
# Needed for electron 1.7+ to run, as it's based on chrome\nsudo apt install libgconf-2-4
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Build
\n
This step is to execute every new version of the source code.
\n
In the project directory:
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npm install
\n
Note: If you're using Ubuntu and you get an error message about a missing node binary, you may want to try this:
\n
sudo ln -s `which nodejs` /usr/bin/node
\n
If you are working on the code yourself and editing some files in app/assets/, you will need to run npm run webpack (or npm install) for those changes to have an impact on the application.
\n
Run
\n
In the project directory:
\n
npm start
\n
On Windows, you can make a .bat file with start cmd /k npm start that then you can double click to launch the program.
\n
The launch-on-startup functionality is only available on bundled releases. See the Deployment section.
\n
Testing
\n
To make sure the code is ok and run some sanity checks on it:
\n
npm test
\n
Deployment
\n
Releases
\n
There are currently three \"release\" formats supported: nsis (Windows installer) for Windows, AppImage for Linux, and DMG for Mac. You can generate them like this:
\n
npm run release-windows\nnpm run release-linux\nnpm run release-mac
\n
To create a different format, like a deb or rpm package for example:
\n
For DEB
\n
npm run release-linux deb
\n
For RPM
\n
sudo yum install rpm-build -y\nnpm run release-linux rpm\n
\n
The releases are generated in the dist folder.
\n
All formats supported by electron-builder are available, such as 7z, zip, tar.gz, deb, rpm, freebsd, pacman, p5p, apk, dmg, pkg, mas, nsis, appx, msi...
\n
Permissionless deployment
\n
An appimage on linux already runs permissionless. Anyway, you can just do:
\n
# Permissonless deployment\nnpm run release-windows dir # or zip, 7zip, tar.xz, tar.7z, ...
\n
This will create a folder in dist that you can just copy to a Windows machine.
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer.
\n
The first thing you need is the source code, in your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/liberodark/ODrive
\n
This will download all the source code in a "ODrive" folder in the current directory. Alternatively, you can download and extract the zip from github's interface.
\n
The steps below (Setup, Build, Run) are to execute in order to ready everything.
\n
Setup
\n
This step is only needed once, in order to install the necessary environment on your computer for ODrive to run.
\n
# Needed for electron 1.7+ to run, as it's based on chrome\nsudo apt install libgconf-2-4
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Build
\n
This step is to execute every new version of the source code.
\n
In the project directory:
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npm install
\n
Note: If you're using Ubuntu and you get an error message about a missing node binary, you may want to try this:
\n
sudo ln -s `which nodejs` /usr/bin/node
\n
If you are working on the code yourself and editing some files in app/assets/, you will need to run npm run webpack (or npm install) for those changes to have an impact on the application.
\n
Run
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In the project directory:
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npm start
\n
On Windows, you can make a .bat file with start cmd /k npm start that then you can double click to launch the program.
\n
The launch-on-startup functionality is only available on bundled releases. See the Deployment section.
\n
Testing
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To make sure the code is ok and run some sanity checks on it:
\n
npm test
\n
Deployment
\n
Releases
\n
There are currently three "release" formats supported: nsis (Windows installer) for Windows, AppImage for Linux, and DMG for Mac. You can generate them like this:
\n
npm run release-windows\nnpm run release-linux\nnpm run release-mac
\n
To create a different format, like a deb or rpm package for example:
\n
For DEB
\n
npm run release-linux deb
\n
For RPM
\n
sudo yum install rpm-build -y\nnpm run release-linux rpm\n
\n
The releases are generated in the dist folder.
\n
All formats supported by electron-builder are available, such as 7z, zip, tar.gz, deb, rpm, freebsd, pacman, p5p, apk, dmg, pkg, mas, nsis, appx, msi...
\n
Permissionless deployment
\n
An appimage on linux already runs permissionless. Anyway, you can just do:
\n
# Permissonless deployment\nnpm run release-windows dir # or zip, 7zip, tar.xz, tar.7z, ...
\n
This will create a folder in dist that you can just copy to a Windows machine.
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer.
\n
The first thing you need is the source code, in your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/liberodark/ODrive
\n
This will download all the source code in a \"ODrive\" folder in the current directory. Alternatively, you can download and extract the zip from github's interface.
\n
The steps below (Setup, Build, Run) are to execute in order to ready everything.
\n
Setup
\n
This step is only needed once, in order to install the necessary environment on your computer for ODrive to run.
\n
# Needed for electron 1.7+ to run, as it's based on chrome\nsudo apt install libgconf-2-4
\n
Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.
\n
Build
\n
This step is to execute every new version of the source code.
\n
In the project directory:
\n
npm install
\n
Note: If you're using Ubuntu and you get an error message about a missing node binary, you may want to try this:
\n
sudo ln -s `which nodejs` /usr/bin/node
\n
If you are working on the code yourself and editing some files in app/assets/, you will need to run npm run webpack (or npm install) for those changes to have an impact on the application.
\n
Run
\n
In the project directory:
\n
npm start
\n
On Windows, you can make a .bat file with start cmd /k npm start that then you can double click to launch the program.
\n
The launch-on-startup functionality is only available on bundled releases. See the Deployment section.
\n
Testing
\n
To make sure the code is ok and run some sanity checks on it:
\n
npm test
\n
Deployment
\n
Releases
\n
There are currently three \"release\" formats supported: nsis (Windows installer) for Windows, AppImage for Linux, and DMG for Mac. You can generate them like this:
\n
npm run release-windows\nnpm run release-linux\nnpm run release-mac
\n
To create a different format, like a deb or rpm package for example:
\n
For DEB
\n
npm run release-linux deb
\n
For RPM
\n
sudo yum install rpm-build -y\nnpm run release-linux rpm\n
\n
The releases are generated in the dist folder.
\n
All formats supported by electron-builder are available, such as 7z, zip, tar.gz, deb, rpm, freebsd, pacman, p5p, apk, dmg, pkg, mas, nsis, appx, msi...
\n
Permissionless deployment
\n
An appimage on linux already runs permissionless. Anyway, you can just do:
\n
# Permissonless deployment\nnpm run release-windows dir # or zip, 7zip, tar.xz, tar.7z, ...
\n
This will create a folder in dist that you can just copy to a Windows machine.
Copyright (C) 2017-present, HyunmoAhn\n\nThis program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.\n\nThis program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.\n\nYou should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.\n
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Oh-My-Desk
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It is using web page as a widget that desktop application.
Copyright (C) 2017-present, HyunmoAhn\n\nThis program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.\n\nThis program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.\n\nYou should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.\n
Copyright (C) 2017-present, HyunmoAhn\n\nThis program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.\n\nThis program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.\n\nYou should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.\n
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It is using web page as a widget that desktop application.
Copyright (C) 2017-present, HyunmoAhn\n\nThis program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.\n\nThis program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.\n\nYou should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.\n
A browser built on top of Electron using nothing but pure web technologies.
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Features
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Your web menu - Open tabs, your favorites and history only one click away, no longer hidden behind a scrollbar or menu option.
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Smarter url bar - Our URL bar will show you the true domain of a site just in case you do click anything fishy.
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Minimal UI - The simplest we could possible make the browser without causing more clicks.
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Contributing
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If you find any bugs or want to improve OhHai Browser please feel free to submit a pull request, open an issue or send a homing pigeon. OhHai Browser is under constant development meaning bugs may happen from time to time (we're only human!). It would be great if you could point these our or even help us defeat them.
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Running
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Before running OhHai Browser please make sure you have the latestNode.js installed on your machine.
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To run, open the repo in a terminal and run:
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npm install\n
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Once this is done you can open the project in your editor of choice and run:
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npm run debug\n
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This should open the development version of the browser.
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Simples!
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OhHai Browser
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A browser built on top of Electron using nothing but pure web technologies.
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Features
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Your web menu - Open tabs, your favorites and history only one click away, no longer hidden behind a scrollbar or menu option.
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Smarter url bar - Our URL bar will show you the true domain of a site just in case you do click anything fishy.
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Minimal UI - The simplest we could possible make the browser without causing more clicks.
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Contributing
\n
If you find any bugs or want to improve OhHai Browser please feel free to submit a pull request, open an issue or send a homing pigeon. OhHai Browser is under constant development meaning bugs may happen from time to time (we're only human!). It would be great if you could point these our or even help us defeat them.
\n
Running
\n
Before running OhHai Browser please make sure you have the latestNode.js installed on your machine.
\n
To run, open the repo in a terminal and run:
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npm install\n
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Once this is done you can open the project in your editor of choice and run:
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npm run debug\n
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This should open the development version of the browser.
On/Office was created to give you some distraction-free privacy during your work. Making use of powerful Virtual Reality and Web technologies, this application offers you a customisable, virtual room where the screen from your computer is streamed in front of you. Fetch a comfy seat, wear your headset and get ready to work distraction-free.
\n
Features
\n
🏢 Carry a virtual office with you anywhere.
\n
🌍 Change your environment to anything you'd like with a Panoramic image.
\n
🔗 Powered by web technology. Runs on any headset supporting WebVR.
\n
🖱️ A handy virtual cursor to keep your mouse position on the virtual screen synced at all times
\n
💻 Available for Windows and Mac. Linux version pending.
\n
😎 Fully open-source. Read the DEVELOPMENT.md file for more background on how the code is structured and how you can get involved.
\n
Supported headsets
\n
\n
HTC Vive
\n
Windows MR
\n
Oculus Quest
\n
Oculus Go
\n
Samsung Gear VR
\n
Google Daydream
\n
Google Cardboard (Android & iOS)
\n
\n
(but technically, any headset with support for WebVR will work)
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Provide separate instructions per supported headset (*)
Place applications as separate windows in the virtual environments (*)
\n
\n
These issues are sorted in random order. Each item has an entry on the issues page. You can find the current progress there. Feel free to contribute in any way possible. Anything is welcome: Feedback, thoughts on priority, implementations, ideas for new features, etc.
\n
Contributors
\n
\n
Nick van Manen for his invaluable contributions in getting this project up and running.
Peter Kassenaar whose workshop inspired me to rewrite the client to a VueJS project.
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
On/Office
\n
\n
On/Office was created to give you some distraction-free privacy during your work. Making use of powerful Virtual Reality and Web technologies, this application offers you a customisable, virtual room where the screen from your computer is streamed in front of you. Fetch a comfy seat, wear your headset and get ready to work distraction-free.
\n
Features
\n
🏢 Carry a virtual office with you anywhere.
\n
🌍 Change your environment to anything you'd like with a Panoramic image.
\n
🔗 Powered by web technology. Runs on any headset supporting WebVR.
\n
🖱️ A handy virtual cursor to keep your mouse position on the virtual screen synced at all times
\n
💻 Available for Windows and Mac. Linux version pending.
\n
😎 Fully open-source. Read the DEVELOPMENT.md file for more background on how the code is structured and how you can get involved.
\n
Supported headsets
\n
\n
HTC Vive
\n
Windows MR
\n
Oculus Quest
\n
Oculus Go
\n
Samsung Gear VR
\n
Google Daydream
\n
Google Cardboard (Android & iOS)
\n
\n
(but technically, any headset with support for WebVR will work)
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Provide separate instructions per supported headset (*)
Place applications as separate windows in the virtual environments (*)
\n
\n
These issues are sorted in random order. Each item has an entry on the issues page. You can find the current progress there. Feel free to contribute in any way possible. Anything is welcome: Feedback, thoughts on priority, implementations, ideas for new features, etc.
\n
Contributors
\n
\n
Nick van Manen for his invaluable contributions in getting this project up and running.
On/Office was created to give you some distraction-free privacy during your work. Making use of powerful Virtual Reality and Web technologies, this application offers you a customisable, virtual room where the screen from your computer is streamed in front of you. Fetch a comfy seat, wear your headset and get ready to work distraction-free.
\n
Features
\n
🏢 Carry a virtual office with you anywhere.
\n
🌍 Change your environment to anything you'd like with a Panoramic image.
\n
🔗 Powered by web technology. Runs on any headset supporting WebVR.
\n
🖱️ A handy virtual cursor to keep your mouse position on the virtual screen synced at all times
\n
💻 Available for Windows and Mac. Linux version pending.
\n
😎 Fully open-source. Read the DEVELOPMENT.md file for more background on how the code is structured and how you can get involved.
\n
Supported headsets
\n
\n
HTC Vive
\n
Windows MR
\n
Oculus Quest
\n
Oculus Go
\n
Samsung Gear VR
\n
Google Daydream
\n
Google Cardboard (Android & iOS)
\n
\n
(but technically, any headset with support for WebVR will work)
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Provide separate instructions per supported headset (*)
Place applications as separate windows in the virtual environments (*)
\n
\n
These issues are sorted in random order. Each item has an entry on the issues page. You can find the current progress there. Feel free to contribute in any way possible. Anything is welcome: Feedback, thoughts on priority, implementations, ideas for new features, etc.
\n
Contributors
\n
\n
Nick van Manen for his invaluable contributions in getting this project up and running.
Peter Kassenaar whose workshop inspired me to rewrite the client to a VueJS project.
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
On/Office
\n
\n
On/Office was created to give you some distraction-free privacy during your work. Making use of powerful Virtual Reality and Web technologies, this application offers you a customisable, virtual room where the screen from your computer is streamed in front of you. Fetch a comfy seat, wear your headset and get ready to work distraction-free.
\n
Features
\n
🏢 Carry a virtual office with you anywhere.
\n
🌍 Change your environment to anything you'd like with a Panoramic image.
\n
🔗 Powered by web technology. Runs on any headset supporting WebVR.
\n
🖱️ A handy virtual cursor to keep your mouse position on the virtual screen synced at all times
\n
💻 Available for Windows and Mac. Linux version pending.
\n
😎 Fully open-source. Read the DEVELOPMENT.md file for more background on how the code is structured and how you can get involved.
\n
Supported headsets
\n
\n
HTC Vive
\n
Windows MR
\n
Oculus Quest
\n
Oculus Go
\n
Samsung Gear VR
\n
Google Daydream
\n
Google Cardboard (Android & iOS)
\n
\n
(but technically, any headset with support for WebVR will work)
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Provide separate instructions per supported headset (*)
Place applications as separate windows in the virtual environments (*)
\n
\n
These issues are sorted in random order. Each item has an entry on the issues page. You can find the current progress there. Feel free to contribute in any way possible. Anything is welcome: Feedback, thoughts on priority, implementations, ideas for new features, etc.
\n
Contributors
\n
\n
Nick van Manen for his invaluable contributions in getting this project up and running.
\n Opale is a wrapper for the famous Facebook Messenger widely used nowadays. More than a wrapper, Opale brings\nsomething very particular, the Opale bubble. You've certainly experienced the Facebook Messenger bubble which you\ncan play with on your Android smartphone, Opale does the same old trick on your computer. The bubble tells you\nhow many conversations you've missed, and it blinks when you get incoming messages. It's really useful when you're\nmulti-tasking and you just don't want to switch between tabs or windows slowly since it's a pain.
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Messenger app native from Facebook
\n
Bubble which you can interact with and use to show/hide chat and which you can move around.
\n
Shortcuts which you can use to show/hide the bubble or show/hide the chat.
\n
Some settings allowing you to save your account informations and to log you automatically in Messenger.
\n
The bubble keeps always on top so that you can always have it right under the hand.
\n
Opale Messenger keeps in your system tray, and the bubble can be toggled by right-cliking on it.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Toggle bubble
\n
AltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle chat window
\n
AltA
\n
\n
\n
Unfocus the bubble
\n
AltZ
\n
\n\n
\n
Install
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/DavidMellul/Opale-Messenger.git\n$ cd Opale-Messenger\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Platforms supported
\n
Since I'm developing Opale Messenger on Windows, everything should work fine on any Windows OS.
\nSince Electron is cross-platform, it should also work well on Mac OS X & Linux but I can't ensure it.
\n
I've tested Opale Messenger on Mac OS Sierra thank's to vmware, everything seems alright. \nThank's to @svin83 who has tested on Linux Mint Mate, Opale works on this Linux distribution and certainly on other distros (Note: The bubble's background doesn't work well on Linux -> see issue).
\n
Builds and Installers
\n
Till now (the 20 January 2017 when I'm writing) the only installer I've been making (with electron-packager and innoSetup) is for Windows 32 bits, so that it works on both operating systems no matter it's architecture is wheter x86 or x64.
Important: Your antivirus may consider checking the installer and the launcher the first time, nevermind I didn't sign my software, nothing to worry about.
\n
Further improvements
\n
I would be glad if someone could give me a feedback or just tell me how I could simply improve. \nI would consider being a lot more greatful if someone could package the app so that users could use Opale Messenger on both Windows and Mac (Linux maybe ?) with an installer. ( ---> Further teamworking on cool projects ?)
\n
Bugs and Issues
\n
If you catch any suspect behavior or anything you could simply describe as an "issue" / "bug", please post an issue / pull request about it.
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Remark 1: I'm a student in computer science, I'm mainly focused on software development, please be constructive and keen on anything you could think is a bad habit since I've almost never experienced web development more than some tricky webdesign and some AJAX (JQuery / JS / PHP).
\nRemark 2: I don't believe I'll have time to maintain this project or to make it better since it's purpose was to train cross-platform hybrid software development, any help would be sincerely very appreciated.
\n
License
\n
This software is under the MIT License which can be found in the file named as LICENSE.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n\n Opale Messenger \n
\n
\n Opale is a wrapper for the famous Facebook Messenger widely used nowadays. More than a wrapper, Opale brings\nsomething very particular, the Opale bubble. You've certainly experienced the Facebook Messenger bubble which you\ncan play with on your Android smartphone, Opale does the same old trick on your computer. The bubble tells you\nhow many conversations you've missed, and it blinks when you get incoming messages. It's really useful when you're\nmulti-tasking and you just don't want to switch between tabs or windows slowly since it's a pain.
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Messenger app native from Facebook
\n
Bubble which you can interact with and use to show/hide chat and which you can move around.
\n
Shortcuts which you can use to show/hide the bubble or show/hide the chat.
\n
Some settings allowing you to save your account informations and to log you automatically in Messenger.
\n
The bubble keeps always on top so that you can always have it right under the hand.
\n
Opale Messenger keeps in your system tray, and the bubble can be toggled by right-cliking on it.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Toggle bubble
\n
AltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle chat window
\n
AltA
\n
\n
\n
Unfocus the bubble
\n
AltZ
\n
\n\n
\n
Install
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/DavidMellul/Opale-Messenger.git\n$ cd Opale-Messenger\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Platforms supported
\n
Since I'm developing Opale Messenger on Windows, everything should work fine on any Windows OS.
\nSince Electron is cross-platform, it should also work well on Mac OS X & Linux but I can't ensure it.
\n
I've tested Opale Messenger on Mac OS Sierra thank's to vmware, everything seems alright. \nThank's to @svin83 who has tested on Linux Mint Mate, Opale works on this Linux distribution and certainly on other distros (Note: The bubble's background doesn't work well on Linux -> see issue).
\n
Builds and Installers
\n
Till now (the 20 January 2017 when I'm writing) the only installer I've been making (with electron-packager and innoSetup) is for Windows 32 bits, so that it works on both operating systems no matter it's architecture is wheter x86 or x64.
Important: Your antivirus may consider checking the installer and the launcher the first time, nevermind I didn't sign my software, nothing to worry about.
\n
Further improvements
\n
I would be glad if someone could give me a feedback or just tell me how I could simply improve. \nI would consider being a lot more greatful if someone could package the app so that users could use Opale Messenger on both Windows and Mac (Linux maybe ?) with an installer. ( ---> Further teamworking on cool projects ?)
\n
Bugs and Issues
\n
If you catch any suspect behavior or anything you could simply describe as an \"issue\" / \"bug\", please post an issue / pull request about it.
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Remark 1: I'm a student in computer science, I'm mainly focused on software development, please be constructive and keen on anything you could think is a bad habit since I've almost never experienced web development more than some tricky webdesign and some AJAX (JQuery / JS / PHP).
\nRemark 2: I don't believe I'll have time to maintain this project or to make it better since it's purpose was to train cross-platform hybrid software development, any help would be sincerely very appreciated.
\n
License
\n
This software is under the MIT License which can be found in the file named as LICENSE.
\n Opale is a wrapper for the famous Facebook Messenger widely used nowadays. More than a wrapper, Opale brings\nsomething very particular, the Opale bubble. You've certainly experienced the Facebook Messenger bubble which you\ncan play with on your Android smartphone, Opale does the same old trick on your computer. The bubble tells you\nhow many conversations you've missed, and it blinks when you get incoming messages. It's really useful when you're\nmulti-tasking and you just don't want to switch between tabs or windows slowly since it's a pain.
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Messenger app native from Facebook
\n
Bubble which you can interact with and use to show/hide chat and which you can move around.
\n
Shortcuts which you can use to show/hide the bubble or show/hide the chat.
\n
Some settings allowing you to save your account informations and to log you automatically in Messenger.
\n
The bubble keeps always on top so that you can always have it right under the hand.
\n
Opale Messenger keeps in your system tray, and the bubble can be toggled by right-cliking on it.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Toggle bubble
\n
AltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle chat window
\n
AltA
\n
\n
\n
Unfocus the bubble
\n
AltZ
\n
\n\n
\n
Install
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/DavidMellul/Opale-Messenger.git\n$ cd Opale-Messenger\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Platforms supported
\n
Since I'm developing Opale Messenger on Windows, everything should work fine on any Windows OS.
\nSince Electron is cross-platform, it should also work well on Mac OS X & Linux but I can't ensure it.
\n
I've tested Opale Messenger on Mac OS Sierra thank's to vmware, everything seems alright. \nThank's to @svin83 who has tested on Linux Mint Mate, Opale works on this Linux distribution and certainly on other distros (Note: The bubble's background doesn't work well on Linux -> see issue).
\n
Builds and Installers
\n
Till now (the 20 January 2017 when I'm writing) the only installer I've been making (with electron-packager and innoSetup) is for Windows 32 bits, so that it works on both operating systems no matter it's architecture is wheter x86 or x64.
Important: Your antivirus may consider checking the installer and the launcher the first time, nevermind I didn't sign my software, nothing to worry about.
\n
Further improvements
\n
I would be glad if someone could give me a feedback or just tell me how I could simply improve. \nI would consider being a lot more greatful if someone could package the app so that users could use Opale Messenger on both Windows and Mac (Linux maybe ?) with an installer. ( ---> Further teamworking on cool projects ?)
\n
Bugs and Issues
\n
If you catch any suspect behavior or anything you could simply describe as an "issue" / "bug", please post an issue / pull request about it.
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Remark 1: I'm a student in computer science, I'm mainly focused on software development, please be constructive and keen on anything you could think is a bad habit since I've almost never experienced web development more than some tricky webdesign and some AJAX (JQuery / JS / PHP).
\nRemark 2: I don't believe I'll have time to maintain this project or to make it better since it's purpose was to train cross-platform hybrid software development, any help would be sincerely very appreciated.
\n
License
\n
This software is under the MIT License which can be found in the file named as LICENSE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n\n Opale Messenger \n
\n
\n Opale is a wrapper for the famous Facebook Messenger widely used nowadays. More than a wrapper, Opale brings\nsomething very particular, the Opale bubble. You've certainly experienced the Facebook Messenger bubble which you\ncan play with on your Android smartphone, Opale does the same old trick on your computer. The bubble tells you\nhow many conversations you've missed, and it blinks when you get incoming messages. It's really useful when you're\nmulti-tasking and you just don't want to switch between tabs or windows slowly since it's a pain.
\n
\n\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Messenger app native from Facebook
\n
Bubble which you can interact with and use to show/hide chat and which you can move around.
\n
Shortcuts which you can use to show/hide the bubble or show/hide the chat.
\n
Some settings allowing you to save your account informations and to log you automatically in Messenger.
\n
The bubble keeps always on top so that you can always have it right under the hand.
\n
Opale Messenger keeps in your system tray, and the bubble can be toggled by right-cliking on it.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Toggle bubble
\n
AltQ
\n
\n
\n
Toggle chat window
\n
AltA
\n
\n
\n
Unfocus the bubble
\n
AltZ
\n
\n\n
\n
Install
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/DavidMellul/Opale-Messenger.git\n$ cd Opale-Messenger\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Platforms supported
\n
Since I'm developing Opale Messenger on Windows, everything should work fine on any Windows OS.
\nSince Electron is cross-platform, it should also work well on Mac OS X & Linux but I can't ensure it.
\n
I've tested Opale Messenger on Mac OS Sierra thank's to vmware, everything seems alright. \nThank's to @svin83 who has tested on Linux Mint Mate, Opale works on this Linux distribution and certainly on other distros (Note: The bubble's background doesn't work well on Linux -> see issue).
\n
Builds and Installers
\n
Till now (the 20 January 2017 when I'm writing) the only installer I've been making (with electron-packager and innoSetup) is for Windows 32 bits, so that it works on both operating systems no matter it's architecture is wheter x86 or x64.
Important: Your antivirus may consider checking the installer and the launcher the first time, nevermind I didn't sign my software, nothing to worry about.
\n
Further improvements
\n
I would be glad if someone could give me a feedback or just tell me how I could simply improve. \nI would consider being a lot more greatful if someone could package the app so that users could use Opale Messenger on both Windows and Mac (Linux maybe ?) with an installer. ( ---> Further teamworking on cool projects ?)
\n
Bugs and Issues
\n
If you catch any suspect behavior or anything you could simply describe as an \"issue\" / \"bug\", please post an issue / pull request about it.
\n
Disclaimer
\n
Remark 1: I'm a student in computer science, I'm mainly focused on software development, please be constructive and keen on anything you could think is a bad habit since I've almost never experienced web development more than some tricky webdesign and some AJAX (JQuery / JS / PHP).
\nRemark 2: I don't believe I'll have time to maintain this project or to make it better since it's purpose was to train cross-platform hybrid software development, any help would be sincerely very appreciated.
\n
License
\n
This software is under the MIT License which can be found in the file named as LICENSE.
Open IAS Scoreboard is still in development and not ready for production use.
\n
Open IAS Scoreboard is an Electron application originaly for putting scoreboards on IASAS event livestreams.
\n
While this was the original use of Open IAS Scoreboard, feel free to use the program for any purpose. Any pull requests that expand the capabilities of Open IAS Scoreboard, even beyond the original purpose is appreciated.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Scorekeeping
\n
Game Clock\n
\n
Count Down
\n
Count Up
\n
Adjust on the fly
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard Bindings
\n
Set Team Logo
\n
Multiple Scoreboard Tabs\n
\n
Set up future games in a new tab then keep it hidden
\n
Control multiple Scoreboard scoreboards through one control window.
If you found a bug or have a feature request, please make an issue.
\n
Feel free to make pull requests with bug fixes or new features. You may also make an issue with a new feature proposal so that it can be discussed before beginning work.
Open IAS Scoreboard is still in development and not ready for production use.
\n
Open IAS Scoreboard is an Electron application originaly for putting scoreboards on IASAS event livestreams.
\n
While this was the original use of Open IAS Scoreboard, feel free to use the program for any purpose. Any pull requests that expand the capabilities of Open IAS Scoreboard, even beyond the original purpose is appreciated.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Scorekeeping
\n
Game Clock\n
\n
Count Down
\n
Count Up
\n
Adjust on the fly
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard Bindings
\n
Set Team Logo
\n
Multiple Scoreboard Tabs\n
\n
Set up future games in a new tab then keep it hidden
\n
Control multiple Scoreboard scoreboards through one control window.
If you found a bug or have a feature request, please make an issue.
\n
Feel free to make pull requests with bug fixes or new features. You may also make an issue with a new feature proposal so that it can be discussed before beginning work.
Open IAS Scoreboard is still in development and not ready for production use.
\n
Open IAS Scoreboard is an Electron application originaly for putting scoreboards on IASAS event livestreams.
\n
While this was the original use of Open IAS Scoreboard, feel free to use the program for any purpose. Any pull requests that expand the capabilities of Open IAS Scoreboard, even beyond the original purpose is appreciated.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Scorekeeping
\n
Game Clock\n
\n
Count Down
\n
Count Up
\n
Adjust on the fly
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard Bindings
\n
Set Team Logo
\n
Multiple Scoreboard Tabs\n
\n
Set up future games in a new tab then keep it hidden
\n
Control multiple Scoreboard scoreboards through one control window.
If you found a bug or have a feature request, please make an issue.
\n
Feel free to make pull requests with bug fixes or new features. You may also make an issue with a new feature proposal so that it can be discussed before beginning work.
Open IAS Scoreboard is still in development and not ready for production use.
\n
Open IAS Scoreboard is an Electron application originaly for putting scoreboards on IASAS event livestreams.
\n
While this was the original use of Open IAS Scoreboard, feel free to use the program for any purpose. Any pull requests that expand the capabilities of Open IAS Scoreboard, even beyond the original purpose is appreciated.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Scorekeeping
\n
Game Clock\n
\n
Count Down
\n
Count Up
\n
Adjust on the fly
\n
\n
\n
Keyboard Bindings
\n
Set Team Logo
\n
Multiple Scoreboard Tabs\n
\n
Set up future games in a new tab then keep it hidden
\n
Control multiple Scoreboard scoreboards through one control window.
If you found a bug or have a feature request, please make an issue.
\n
Feel free to make pull requests with bug fixes or new features. You may also make an issue with a new feature proposal so that it can be discussed before beginning work.
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/tmoreno/open-log-viewer\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd open-log-viewer\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Build app\n$ npm run build\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm run start
\n
Download
\n
Open Log Viewer is available for Linux, Mac and Windows
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/tmoreno/open-log-viewer\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd open-log-viewer\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Build app\n$ npm run build\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm run start
\n
Download
\n
Open Log Viewer is available for Linux, Mac and Windows
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/tmoreno/open-log-viewer\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd open-log-viewer\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Build app\n$ npm run build\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm run start
\n
Download
\n
Open Log Viewer is available for Linux, Mac and Windows
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/tmoreno/open-log-viewer\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd open-log-viewer\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Build app\n$ npm run build\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm run start
\n
Download
\n
Open Log Viewer is available for Linux, Mac and Windows
This is the reference client for the OpenBazaar network. It is an interface for your OpenBazaar node, to use it you will need to run an OpenBazaar node either locally or on a remote server.
\n
For full installable versions of the OpenBazaar app, with the server and client bundled together, go to the OpenBazaar download page.
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
To create a local development copy of the reference client, clone the client repository into a directory of your choice:
Make sure you have Node.js and NPM installed. Node versions older than 8.9.2 or NPM versions older than 5.5.1 may not work.
\n
This client uses Babel to compile ES6 JavaScript. You should be familiar with ES6 before modifying its code.
\n
Installation
\n\n
Navigate to the directory you cloned the repo into.
\n
Enter npm install
\n\n
Running
\n
npm start will:
\n
\n
compile your Sass / re-compile on changes
\n
run BrowserSync in watch mode so the app automatically refreshes on JS and HTML changes and dynamically injects any CSS / Sass changes**.
\n
launch the Electron app
\n
\n
** At this time, the app will not refresh on main.js (or other root folder JS changes). This would require the entire Electron app to refresh and BrowserSync is only refreshing our browser.
\n
Linux Troubleshooting
\n
If you see an ENOSPC error after trying npm start and you are using Linux, you may need to do the following:
\n\n
Enter this on the command line:\necho fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
\n\n
For Arch Linux add this line to /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf:\nfs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288
\n\n
Execute: sysctl --system
\n\n
This will prevent your system from having errors due to too many files being watched.
\n
Linting
\n
npm run lint will run eslint on the JS files.
\n
npm run lint:watch will run eslint on any JS file changes.
\n
Testing
\n
npm run test will execute test files in the test folder.
\n
npm run test:watch will execute the tests on any file changes.
You can request new languages there, and contribute to the translation of existing languages.
\n
New languages are usually added when they reach 80% or more completion, and not removed from the client unless they fall below 60% for several releases.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can view LICENSE.MD for more details.
\n
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OpenBazaar Client v2
\n
This is the reference client for the OpenBazaar network. It is an interface for your OpenBazaar node, to use it you will need to run an OpenBazaar node either locally or on a remote server.
\n
For full installable versions of the OpenBazaar app, with the server and client bundled together, go to the OpenBazaar download page.
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
To create a local development copy of the reference client, clone the client repository into a directory of your choice:
Make sure you have Node.js and NPM installed. Node versions older than 8.9.2 or NPM versions older than 5.5.1 may not work.
\n
This client uses Babel to compile ES6 JavaScript. You should be familiar with ES6 before modifying its code.
\n
Installation
\n\n
Navigate to the directory you cloned the repo into.
\n
Enter npm install
\n\n
Running
\n
npm start will:
\n
\n
compile your Sass / re-compile on changes
\n
run BrowserSync in watch mode so the app automatically refreshes on JS and HTML changes and dynamically injects any CSS / Sass changes**.
\n
launch the Electron app
\n
\n
** At this time, the app will not refresh on main.js (or other root folder JS changes). This would require the entire Electron app to refresh and BrowserSync is only refreshing our browser.
\n
Linux Troubleshooting
\n
If you see an ENOSPC error after trying npm start and you are using Linux, you may need to do the following:
\n\n
Enter this on the command line:\necho fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
\n\n
For Arch Linux add this line to /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf:\nfs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288
\n\n
Execute: sysctl --system
\n\n
This will prevent your system from having errors due to too many files being watched.
\n
Linting
\n
npm run lint will run eslint on the JS files.
\n
npm run lint:watch will run eslint on any JS file changes.
\n
Testing
\n
npm run test will execute test files in the test folder.
\n
npm run test:watch will execute the tests on any file changes.
You can request new languages there, and contribute to the translation of existing languages.
\n
New languages are usually added when they reach 80% or more completion, and not removed from the client unless they fall below 60% for several releases.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can view LICENSE.MD for more details.
Based on the universe of Hereva created by David Revoy with contributions by Craig Maloney.\nCorrections by Willem Sonke, Moini, Hali, CGand and Alex Gryson.\nTranslated into Spanish by TheFaico
Based on the universe of Hereva created by David Revoy with contributions by Craig Maloney.\nCorrections by Willem Sonke, Moini, Hali, CGand and Alex Gryson.\nTranslated into Spanish by TheFaico
This is the reference client for the OpenBazaar network. It is an interface for your OpenBazaar node, to use it you will need to run an OpenBazaar node either locally or on a remote server.
\n
For full installable versions of the OpenBazaar app, with the server and client bundled together, go to the OpenBazaar download page.
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
To create a local development copy of the reference client, clone the client repository into a directory of your choice:
Make sure you have Node.js and NPM installed. Node versions older than 8.9.2 or NPM versions older than 5.5.1 may not work.
\n
This client uses Babel to compile ES6 JavaScript. You should be familiar with ES6 before modifying its code.
\n
Installation
\n\n
Navigate to the directory you cloned the repo into.
\n
Enter npm install
\n\n
Running
\n
npm start will:
\n
\n
compile your Sass / re-compile on changes
\n
run BrowserSync in watch mode so the app automatically refreshes on JS and HTML changes and dynamically injects any CSS / Sass changes**.
\n
launch the Electron app
\n
\n
** At this time, the app will not refresh on main.js (or other root folder JS changes). This would require the entire Electron app to refresh and BrowserSync is only refreshing our browser.
\n
Linux Troubleshooting
\n
If you see an ENOSPC error after trying npm start and you are using Linux, you may need to do the following:
\n\n
Enter this on the command line:\necho fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
\n\n
For Arch Linux add this line to /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf:\nfs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288
\n\n
Execute: sysctl --system
\n\n
This will prevent your system from having errors due to too many files being watched.
\n
Linting
\n
npm run lint will run eslint on the JS files.
\n
npm run lint:watch will run eslint on any JS file changes.
\n
Testing
\n
npm run test will execute test files in the test folder.
\n
npm run test:watch will execute the tests on any file changes.
You can request new languages there, and contribute to the translation of existing languages.
\n
New languages are usually added when they reach 80% or more completion, and not removed from the client unless they fall below 60% for several releases.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can view LICENSE.MD for more details.
\n
",
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OpenBazaar Client v2
\n
This is the reference client for the OpenBazaar network. It is an interface for your OpenBazaar node, to use it you will need to run an OpenBazaar node either locally or on a remote server.
\n
For full installable versions of the OpenBazaar app, with the server and client bundled together, go to the OpenBazaar download page.
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
To create a local development copy of the reference client, clone the client repository into a directory of your choice:
Make sure you have Node.js and NPM installed. Node versions older than 8.9.2 or NPM versions older than 5.5.1 may not work.
\n
This client uses Babel to compile ES6 JavaScript. You should be familiar with ES6 before modifying its code.
\n
Installation
\n\n
Navigate to the directory you cloned the repo into.
\n
Enter npm install
\n\n
Running
\n
npm start will:
\n
\n
compile your Sass / re-compile on changes
\n
run BrowserSync in watch mode so the app automatically refreshes on JS and HTML changes and dynamically injects any CSS / Sass changes**.
\n
launch the Electron app
\n
\n
** At this time, the app will not refresh on main.js (or other root folder JS changes). This would require the entire Electron app to refresh and BrowserSync is only refreshing our browser.
\n
Linux Troubleshooting
\n
If you see an ENOSPC error after trying npm start and you are using Linux, you may need to do the following:
\n\n
Enter this on the command line:\necho fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
\n\n
For Arch Linux add this line to /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf:\nfs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288
\n\n
Execute: sysctl --system
\n\n
This will prevent your system from having errors due to too many files being watched.
\n
Linting
\n
npm run lint will run eslint on the JS files.
\n
npm run lint:watch will run eslint on any JS file changes.
\n
Testing
\n
npm run test will execute test files in the test folder.
\n
npm run test:watch will execute the tests on any file changes.
You can request new languages there, and contribute to the translation of existing languages.
\n
New languages are usually added when they reach 80% or more completion, and not removed from the client unless they fall below 60% for several releases.
\n
License
\n
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can view LICENSE.MD for more details.
It aims to be a mix between a text-editor and code-editor. It reads and writes .note files from your native file system. This means it works well with tools like Dropbox for syncing files across your devices.
\n
Much like a code-editor, Opus opens folders and allows you to edit the files inside. You can have multiple windows open, each with a different folder.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🖋 Editing: Supports rich text editing with all the features you'd expect.
\n
📄 Uses Files: Uses tangible files in JSON format, not inaccessible databases.
\n
🌙 Dark Mode: Includes a dark mode for late night writing.
\n
⚙️ Customizable: The sidebar and footer can be hidden for a more focused experience.
\n
📂 Multiple Projects: Opus supports opening multiple folders at once.
\n
✨ Simple: Opus has only the features you need.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
You can download the latest macOS binary from releases.
\n
Alternatively, you can run Opus locally from the command line:
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/pacocoursey/Opus.git\n$ cd opus\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
More Features
\n
\n
Find, replace, goto functionalities.
\n
Spellchecker, easily replace with suggestions via right-click.
\n
Window settings (position, size, dark mode, etc...) are remembered between sessions.
\n
Export notes to plain text, html, and markdown files.
\n
Automatically ask to update note contents if it is edited elsewhere.
\n
Document statistics shown in the footer (line count, word count, cursor position).
\n
\n
Related
\n
\n
Left: distractionless plain text writing application.
\n
Quill: The rich text editor that runs inside Opus.
\n
\n
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\n \n
\n
Opus
\n
Opus is a minimal note-taking application.
\n
It aims to be a mix between a text-editor and code-editor. It reads and writes .note files from your native file system. This means it works well with tools like Dropbox for syncing files across your devices.
\n
Much like a code-editor, Opus opens folders and allows you to edit the files inside. You can have multiple windows open, each with a different folder.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🖋 Editing: Supports rich text editing with all the features you'd expect.
\n
📄 Uses Files: Uses tangible files in JSON format, not inaccessible databases.
\n
🌙 Dark Mode: Includes a dark mode for late night writing.
\n
⚙️ Customizable: The sidebar and footer can be hidden for a more focused experience.
\n
📂 Multiple Projects: Opus supports opening multiple folders at once.
\n
✨ Simple: Opus has only the features you need.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
You can download the latest macOS binary from releases.
\n
Alternatively, you can run Opus locally from the command line:
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/pacocoursey/Opus.git\n$ cd opus\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
More Features
\n
\n
Find, replace, goto functionalities.
\n
Spellchecker, easily replace with suggestions via right-click.
\n
Window settings (position, size, dark mode, etc...) are remembered between sessions.
\n
Export notes to plain text, html, and markdown files.
\n
Automatically ask to update note contents if it is edited elsewhere.
\n
Document statistics shown in the footer (line count, word count, cursor position).
\n
\n
Related
\n
\n
Left: distractionless plain text writing application.
\n
Quill: The rich text editor that runs inside Opus.
It aims to be a mix between a text-editor and code-editor. It reads and writes .note files from your native file system. This means it works well with tools like Dropbox for syncing files across your devices.
\n
Much like a code-editor, Opus opens folders and allows you to edit the files inside. You can have multiple windows open, each with a different folder.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🖋 Editing: Supports rich text editing with all the features you'd expect.
\n
📄 Uses Files: Uses tangible files in JSON format, not inaccessible databases.
\n
🌙 Dark Mode: Includes a dark mode for late night writing.
\n
⚙️ Customizable: The sidebar and footer can be hidden for a more focused experience.
\n
📂 Multiple Projects: Opus supports opening multiple folders at once.
\n
✨ Simple: Opus has only the features you need.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
You can download the latest macOS binary from releases.
\n
Alternatively, you can run Opus locally from the command line:
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/pacocoursey/Opus.git\n$ cd opus\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
More Features
\n
\n
Find, replace, goto functionalities.
\n
Spellchecker, easily replace with suggestions via right-click.
\n
Window settings (position, size, dark mode, etc...) are remembered between sessions.
\n
Export notes to plain text, html, and markdown files.
\n
Automatically ask to update note contents if it is edited elsewhere.
\n
Document statistics shown in the footer (line count, word count, cursor position).
\n
\n
Related
\n
\n
Left: distractionless plain text writing application.
\n
Quill: The rich text editor that runs inside Opus.
\n
\n
",
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\n \n
\n
Opus
\n
Opus is a minimal note-taking application.
\n
It aims to be a mix between a text-editor and code-editor. It reads and writes .note files from your native file system. This means it works well with tools like Dropbox for syncing files across your devices.
\n
Much like a code-editor, Opus opens folders and allows you to edit the files inside. You can have multiple windows open, each with a different folder.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🖋 Editing: Supports rich text editing with all the features you'd expect.
\n
📄 Uses Files: Uses tangible files in JSON format, not inaccessible databases.
\n
🌙 Dark Mode: Includes a dark mode for late night writing.
\n
⚙️ Customizable: The sidebar and footer can be hidden for a more focused experience.
\n
📂 Multiple Projects: Opus supports opening multiple folders at once.
\n
✨ Simple: Opus has only the features you need.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
You can download the latest macOS binary from releases.
\n
Alternatively, you can run Opus locally from the command line:
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/pacocoursey/Opus.git\n$ cd opus\n$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
More Features
\n
\n
Find, replace, goto functionalities.
\n
Spellchecker, easily replace with suggestions via right-click.
\n
Window settings (position, size, dark mode, etc...) are remembered between sessions.
\n
Export notes to plain text, html, and markdown files.
\n
Automatically ask to update note contents if it is edited elsewhere.
\n
Document statistics shown in the footer (line count, word count, cursor position).
\n
\n
Related
\n
\n
Left: distractionless plain text writing application.
\n
Quill: The rich text editor that runs inside Opus.
To setup Orb for your organization, take a look at the onboarding guide.
\n
Features
\n
Object and Context Driven
\n
Orb allows you to rapidly browse through information based on an object hierarchy.
\n
When any resource on the object tree is clicked, all context associated with that object is passed to the resource link.\nSince all variables for an object are automatically injected for you, this allows you to rapidly explore shared queries, dashboards, links, scripts and more.
\n
\n
Backed by Azure Data Explorer
\n
Object heirarchies are user defined and backed by ADX queries. ADX integration allows rapidly searching for objects and discovering hierarchies dynamically.
\n
\n
Extensible and Shareable
\n
All object definitions and hierarchies are defined as JSON config. You can edit object definitions, add resources and share your changes from within Orb.
\n
These config files are stored on a Git repository - this provides a shared view of Live Site resources across the entire organization.
\n
\n
PowerShell Support
\n
Orb allows you to save and share PowerShell snippets. The results of these PowerShell snippets are displayed as web pages rendered using Markdown. These snippets could be common mitigation actions, data collection triggers and more.
\n
Since Orb allows multiple tabs, you can open up saved snippets and run them in parallel. Since the script result is a web page, you can Ctrl + F to search through the output.
\n
You can also use PowerShell scripts to define your Object Hierarchy if you don't have an ADX cluster.
\n
\n
Terminal Integration
\n
In addition to PowerShell Markdown support, you can open a fully functional PowerShell terminal in Orb.\nYou can define custom terminal profiles to launch terminals with custom startup scripts. These startup scripts can also be shared through the git repository, allowing teams to use consistent startup scripts.
\n
\n
Orb Files and Links
\n
You can save Orb state to a file, edit it, pin it to your JumpList to accelerate repeated workflows.
To setup Orb for your organization, take a look at the onboarding guide.
\n
Features
\n
Object and Context Driven
\n
Orb allows you to rapidly browse through information based on an object hierarchy.
\n
When any resource on the object tree is clicked, all context associated with that object is passed to the resource link.\nSince all variables for an object are automatically injected for you, this allows you to rapidly explore shared queries, dashboards, links, scripts and more.
\n
\n
Backed by Azure Data Explorer
\n
Object heirarchies are user defined and backed by ADX queries. ADX integration allows rapidly searching for objects and discovering hierarchies dynamically.
\n
\n
Extensible and Shareable
\n
All object definitions and hierarchies are defined as JSON config. You can edit object definitions, add resources and share your changes from within Orb.
\n
These config files are stored on a Git repository - this provides a shared view of Live Site resources across the entire organization.
\n
\n
PowerShell Support
\n
Orb allows you to save and share PowerShell snippets. The results of these PowerShell snippets are displayed as web pages rendered using Markdown. These snippets could be common mitigation actions, data collection triggers and more.
\n
Since Orb allows multiple tabs, you can open up saved snippets and run them in parallel. Since the script result is a web page, you can Ctrl + F to search through the output.
\n
You can also use PowerShell scripts to define your Object Hierarchy if you don't have an ADX cluster.
\n
\n
Terminal Integration
\n
In addition to PowerShell Markdown support, you can open a fully functional PowerShell terminal in Orb.\nYou can define custom terminal profiles to launch terminals with custom startup scripts. These startup scripts can also be shared through the git repository, allowing teams to use consistent startup scripts.
\n
\n
Orb Files and Links
\n
You can save Orb state to a file, edit it, pin it to your JumpList to accelerate repeated workflows.
Based on the universe of Hereva created by David Revoy with contributions by Craig Maloney.\nCorrections by Willem Sonke, Moini, Hali, CGand and Alex Gryson.\nTranslated into Spanish by TheFaico
Based on the universe of Hereva created by David Revoy with contributions by Craig Maloney.\nCorrections by Willem Sonke, Moini, Hali, CGand and Alex Gryson.\nTranslated into Spanish by TheFaico
Overlay is a set of tools for developers and designers to measure, align and overlay on-screen graphics and layouts. Similar to xScope but with a simple interface, limited functionality and open source.
From the toolbox you can manage, add tools, display the help page, and show or hide all the items in the screen.
\n
Tools
\n
Guides
\n
Horizontal and vertical guides are useful when you need to align several items in the same axis.
\n
\n
Rulers
\n
Rulers are great to measure objects, they are semi-transparent, in different colors, and can be cloned.
\n
\n
Onion images
\n
The onion image serve as a visual guide to match a layout. Opacity and inverted colors can be applied.
\n
\n
\n
The Grid
\n
The grid is similar to the ruler but covers the whole screen and has no background color. It is a 10x10 pixels fixed grid but that value can be defined in the settings.
\n
\n
Columns
\n
In progress. Not ready yet.
\n
",
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\n
Overlay
\n
\n
Overlay is a set of tools for developers and designers to measure, align and overlay on-screen graphics and layouts. Similar to xScope but with a simple interface, limited functionality and open source.
From the toolbox you can manage, add tools, display the help page, and show or hide all the items in the screen.
\n
Tools
\n
Guides
\n
Horizontal and vertical guides are useful when you need to align several items in the same axis.
\n
\n
Rulers
\n
Rulers are great to measure objects, they are semi-transparent, in different colors, and can be cloned.
\n
\n
Onion images
\n
The onion image serve as a visual guide to match a layout. Opacity and inverted colors can be applied.
\n
\n
\n
The Grid
\n
The grid is similar to the ruler but covers the whole screen and has no background color. It is a 10x10 pixels fixed grid but that value can be defined in the settings.
Overlay is a set of tools for developers and designers to measure, align and overlay on-screen graphics and layouts. Similar to xScope but with a simple interface, limited functionality and open source.
From the toolbox you can manage, add tools, display the help page, and show or hide all the items in the screen.
\n
Tools
\n
Guides
\n
Horizontal and vertical guides are useful when you need to align several items in the same axis.
\n
\n
Rulers
\n
Rulers are great to measure objects, they are semi-transparent, in different colors, and can be cloned.
\n
\n
Onion images
\n
The onion image serve as a visual guide to match a layout. Opacity and inverted colors can be applied.
\n
\n
\n
The Grid
\n
The grid is similar to the ruler but covers the whole screen and has no background color. It is a 10x10 pixels fixed grid but that value can be defined in the settings.
\n
\n
Columns
\n
In progress. Not ready yet.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Overlay
\n
\n
Overlay is a set of tools for developers and designers to measure, align and overlay on-screen graphics and layouts. Similar to xScope but with a simple interface, limited functionality and open source.
From the toolbox you can manage, add tools, display the help page, and show or hide all the items in the screen.
\n
Tools
\n
Guides
\n
Horizontal and vertical guides are useful when you need to align several items in the same axis.
\n
\n
Rulers
\n
Rulers are great to measure objects, they are semi-transparent, in different colors, and can be cloned.
\n
\n
Onion images
\n
The onion image serve as a visual guide to match a layout. Opacity and inverted colors can be applied.
\n
\n
\n
The Grid
\n
The grid is similar to the ruler but covers the whole screen and has no background color. It is a 10x10 pixels fixed grid but that value can be defined in the settings.
Oversetter is an translation app, which allows you to translate content directly from your menu bar. Oversetter is open-source application based on Angular and Electron. It uses free API of Yandex Translate for text translation.
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n \n
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest version of the application for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Oversetter is an translation app, which allows you to translate content directly from your menu bar. Oversetter is open-source application based on Angular and Electron. It uses free API of Yandex Translate for text translation.
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n \n
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest version of the application for macOS, Windows and Linux.
To setup Orb for your organization, take a look at the onboarding guide.
\n
Features
\n
Object and Context Driven
\n
Orb allows you to rapidly browse through information based on an object hierarchy.
\n
When any resource on the object tree is clicked, all context associated with that object is passed to the resource link.\nSince all variables for an object are automatically injected for you, this allows you to rapidly explore shared queries, dashboards, links, scripts and more.
\n
\n
Backed by Azure Data Explorer
\n
Object heirarchies are user defined and backed by ADX queries. ADX integration allows rapidly searching for objects and discovering hierarchies dynamically.
\n
\n
Extensible and Shareable
\n
All object definitions and hierarchies are defined as JSON config. You can edit object definitions, add resources and share your changes from within Orb.
\n
These config files are stored on a Git repository - this provides a shared view of Live Site resources across the entire organization.
\n
\n
PowerShell Support
\n
Orb allows you to save and share PowerShell snippets. The results of these PowerShell snippets are displayed as web pages rendered using Markdown. These snippets could be common mitigation actions, data collection triggers and more.
\n
Since Orb allows multiple tabs, you can open up saved snippets and run them in parallel. Since the script result is a web page, you can Ctrl + F to search through the output.
\n
You can also use PowerShell scripts to define your Object Hierarchy if you don't have an ADX cluster.
\n
\n
Terminal Integration
\n
In addition to PowerShell Markdown support, you can open a fully functional PowerShell terminal in Orb.\nYou can define custom terminal profiles to launch terminals with custom startup scripts. These startup scripts can also be shared through the git repository, allowing teams to use consistent startup scripts.
\n
\n
Orb Files and Links
\n
You can save Orb state to a file, edit it, pin it to your JumpList to accelerate repeated workflows.
To setup Orb for your organization, take a look at the onboarding guide.
\n
Features
\n
Object and Context Driven
\n
Orb allows you to rapidly browse through information based on an object hierarchy.
\n
When any resource on the object tree is clicked, all context associated with that object is passed to the resource link.\nSince all variables for an object are automatically injected for you, this allows you to rapidly explore shared queries, dashboards, links, scripts and more.
\n
\n
Backed by Azure Data Explorer
\n
Object heirarchies are user defined and backed by ADX queries. ADX integration allows rapidly searching for objects and discovering hierarchies dynamically.
\n
\n
Extensible and Shareable
\n
All object definitions and hierarchies are defined as JSON config. You can edit object definitions, add resources and share your changes from within Orb.
\n
These config files are stored on a Git repository - this provides a shared view of Live Site resources across the entire organization.
\n
\n
PowerShell Support
\n
Orb allows you to save and share PowerShell snippets. The results of these PowerShell snippets are displayed as web pages rendered using Markdown. These snippets could be common mitigation actions, data collection triggers and more.
\n
Since Orb allows multiple tabs, you can open up saved snippets and run them in parallel. Since the script result is a web page, you can Ctrl + F to search through the output.
\n
You can also use PowerShell scripts to define your Object Hierarchy if you don't have an ADX cluster.
\n
\n
Terminal Integration
\n
In addition to PowerShell Markdown support, you can open a fully functional PowerShell terminal in Orb.\nYou can define custom terminal profiles to launch terminals with custom startup scripts. These startup scripts can also be shared through the git repository, allowing teams to use consistent startup scripts.
\n
\n
Orb Files and Links
\n
You can save Orb state to a file, edit it, pin it to your JumpList to accelerate repeated workflows.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
P3X OneNote Linux is, actually, an independent browser window for the online OneNote. You can use this program without having to clutter your browser. The main functions are:
\n
\n
that is independent from any browser, as it works in it's own process
\n
it provides a tray, that allows you to close your browser while it keeps running in the tray
\n
the data is cached and is faster than always opening a new window
\n
it allows you to sign in with the corporate or the personal login
\n
when there is a new update, it auto updates itself (Only in the AppImage version.)
\n
the program allows to use other Microsoft online applications, but the dedicated purpose is to use OneNote
\n
\n
Verbose feature info
\n
\n
Desktop menu
\n
Icon
\n
There is a bottom bar\n
\n
It shows the current location
\n
When you click on this bar, the location URL is copied into the clipboard
\n
\n
\n
There is a new button on the Edit menu\n
\n
Copy this location to the clipboard\n
\n
This is the same function that is on the bottom bar when you click on it
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Restart button (empty your cache, you can login again if there is an error)
\n
Remember last notebook (as much Online Onenote allows ...)
\n
Menu > Settings\n
\n
Close to the tray\n
\n
If checked, will minimize to the tray instead of quit
\n
If un-checked, default quit close button behaviour (quit the app)
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You are able to set a proxy in the settings menu.
\n
There is now a menu called Corporate home\n
\n
Given, I do not have a Corporate login, I cannot debug it at all.\n
\n
If something is not working, the only way is to provide your login and I could probably fix it. Otherwise, I see nothing.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The OneNote language is controlled by Microsoft, and we try to work with Oneline OneNote, but we are getting a hard time, but the Electron UI is now able to use any language.\n
Allows using multiple instances (with some quirks, as the config will not be synchronized using multiple instances at once, so it can provide wrong results - to make it to work, configure with 1 instance, exit, then use multiple instances).\n
\n
Multiple instances is not recommended (it was requested and provided).
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
Issues
\n
Not loading the pages / freezes
\n
Sometimes, it is possible, that OneNote Online does not load properly or freezes, the solutions is to quit and start the program again. (I know, you won't like it at all! 😡)
\n\n
Online OneNote Change language
\n
Although the main page's language can be changed, it reverts back when an actual page is accessed.\nThis is being investigated.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
If you try to build the app with AppImage, you have to change from electrondependencies to devDependencies, this is because it is created to be able to run this app from NPM instead of an AppImage.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
P3X OneNote Linux is, actually, an independent browser window for the online OneNote. You can use this program without having to clutter your browser. The main functions are:
\n
\n
that is independent from any browser, as it works in it's own process
\n
it provides a tray, that allows you to close your browser while it keeps running in the tray
\n
the data is cached and is faster than always opening a new window
\n
it allows you to sign in with the corporate or the personal login
\n
when there is a new update, it auto updates itself (Only in the AppImage version.)
\n
the program allows to use other Microsoft online applications, but the dedicated purpose is to use OneNote
\n
\n
Verbose feature info
\n
\n
Desktop menu
\n
Icon
\n
There is a bottom bar\n
\n
It shows the current location
\n
When you click on this bar, the location URL is copied into the clipboard
\n
\n
\n
There is a new button on the Edit menu\n
\n
Copy this location to the clipboard\n
\n
This is the same function that is on the bottom bar when you click on it
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Restart button (empty your cache, you can login again if there is an error)
\n
Remember last notebook (as much Online Onenote allows ...)
\n
Menu > Settings\n
\n
Close to the tray\n
\n
If checked, will minimize to the tray instead of quit
\n
If un-checked, default quit close button behaviour (quit the app)
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You are able to set a proxy in the settings menu.
\n
There is now a menu called Corporate home\n
\n
Given, I do not have a Corporate login, I cannot debug it at all.\n
\n
If something is not working, the only way is to provide your login and I could probably fix it. Otherwise, I see nothing.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The OneNote language is controlled by Microsoft, and we try to work with Oneline OneNote, but we are getting a hard time, but the Electron UI is now able to use any language.\n
Allows using multiple instances (with some quirks, as the config will not be synchronized using multiple instances at once, so it can provide wrong results - to make it to work, configure with 1 instance, exit, then use multiple instances).\n
\n
Multiple instances is not recommended (it was requested and provided).
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
Issues
\n
Not loading the pages / freezes
\n
Sometimes, it is possible, that OneNote Online does not load properly or freezes, the solutions is to quit and start the program again. (I know, you won't like it at all! 😡)
\n\n
Online OneNote Change language
\n
Although the main page's language can be changed, it reverts back when an actual page is accessed.\nThis is being investigated.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
If you try to build the app with AppImage, you have to change from electrondependencies to devDependencies, this is because it is created to be able to run this app from NPM instead of an AppImage.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
Oversetter is an translation app, which allows you to translate content directly from your menu bar. Oversetter is open-source application based on Angular and Electron. It uses free API of Yandex Translate for text translation.
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n \n
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest version of the application for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Oversetter is an translation app, which allows you to translate content directly from your menu bar. Oversetter is open-source application based on Angular and Electron. It uses free API of Yandex Translate for text translation.
\n
Screenshot
\n
\n \n
\n
Download
\n
You can download the latest version of the application for macOS, Windows and Linux.
PaperArxiv is a new paper management tool that help to organise your mind. It focus on taking notes, organising and archiving your files. Different from existing paper manage tools, PaperArxiv does not focus on reference making, but emphasize on eliminating the gap between your ideas and your document.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Auto Extraction: It can extract almost all information from pdf files and generate default meta information;
\n
Portable: all information is stored in one folder and you can put in your cloud disk and take it everywhere;
\n
Universal Search: You can use its powerful find tool to find whatever you want, tags, names, notes... No matter what comes into your mind.
npm install\n./node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild\nnpm run buildmac\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
PaperArxiv
\n
\n
PaperArxiv is a new paper management tool that help to organise your mind. It focus on taking notes, organising and archiving your files. Different from existing paper manage tools, PaperArxiv does not focus on reference making, but emphasize on eliminating the gap between your ideas and your document.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Auto Extraction: It can extract almost all information from pdf files and generate default meta information;
\n
Portable: all information is stored in one folder and you can put in your cloud disk and take it everywhere;
\n
Universal Search: You can use its powerful find tool to find whatever you want, tags, names, notes... No matter what comes into your mind.
PaperArxiv is a new paper management tool that help to organise your mind. It focus on taking notes, organising and archiving your files. Different from existing paper manage tools, PaperArxiv does not focus on reference making, but emphasize on eliminating the gap between your ideas and your document.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Auto Extraction: It can extract almost all information from pdf files and generate default meta information;
\n
Portable: all information is stored in one folder and you can put in your cloud disk and take it everywhere;
\n
Universal Search: You can use its powerful find tool to find whatever you want, tags, names, notes... No matter what comes into your mind.
npm install\n./node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild\nnpm run buildmac\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
PaperArxiv
\n
\n
PaperArxiv is a new paper management tool that help to organise your mind. It focus on taking notes, organising and archiving your files. Different from existing paper manage tools, PaperArxiv does not focus on reference making, but emphasize on eliminating the gap between your ideas and your document.
\n
Highlights
\n
\n
Auto Extraction: It can extract almost all information from pdf files and generate default meta information;
\n
Portable: all information is stored in one folder and you can put in your cloud disk and take it everywhere;
\n
Universal Search: You can use its powerful find tool to find whatever you want, tags, names, notes... No matter what comes into your mind.
\nA desktop app which converts your minecraft .schematic files you got from worldedit to blueprints for papercraft.\n
\n PaperCubes is still in BETA. Errors may occur. When you found one, please open an issue for me.
\n \n \n \n
\n\n \n
🚀 How to use?
\n\n
🏡 You need an installed Minecraft Version
\n
🏗 You need to install the Minecraft mod Worldedit
\n
🔨 Start Minecraft and build something amazing
\n
💾//Copy what you built and //schematic save it
\n
🌴 Download a Texturepack
\n
💿 Start this desktop app
\n
🏝 Drop schematic file and texturepack in it
\n
🌟 Let the Program do its magic
\n
🖨 Print out the blueprints
\n
🏘 Make amazing minecraft builds in real!
\n\n
📝 Source Code
\n
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
Only for Windows (as admin)
\n
npm install --global --production windows-build-tools\nnpm config set msvs_version 2015 --global
\n
For all platforms
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/PaperCubes\n# Go into the repository\ncd PaperCubes\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Compile C++ sources\nnpm run-script compile\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\n[sudo] npm run-script dist
This Project was inspired by Orthogami (made by mikolalysenko).
\n
The Texture Pack Pixel Perfection (Link) which is used for the Screenshots was made by Hugh "XSSheep" Rutland.
\n
\n
📖 License
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
🏡🖨 PaperCubes
\n
\nA desktop app which converts your minecraft .schematic files you got from worldedit to blueprints for papercraft.\n
\n PaperCubes is still in BETA. Errors may occur. When you found one, please open an issue for me.
\n \n \n \n
\n\n \n
🚀 How to use?
\n\n
🏡 You need an installed Minecraft Version
\n
🏗 You need to install the Minecraft mod Worldedit
\n
🔨 Start Minecraft and build something amazing
\n
💾//Copy what you built and //schematic save it
\n
🌴 Download a Texturepack
\n
💿 Start this desktop app
\n
🏝 Drop schematic file and texturepack in it
\n
🌟 Let the Program do its magic
\n
🖨 Print out the blueprints
\n
🏘 Make amazing minecraft builds in real!
\n\n
📝 Source Code
\n
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
Only for Windows (as admin)
\n
npm install --global --production windows-build-tools\nnpm config set msvs_version 2015 --global
\n
For all platforms
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/PaperCubes\n# Go into the repository\ncd PaperCubes\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Compile C++ sources\nnpm run-script compile\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\n[sudo] npm run-script dist
I recognized, that after suspend/sleep and then wake up, the app is not saving the pages anymore. For now, the solution is, that after wake up, restart the app.
\n
Not working on SNAP on some versions
\n
Usually, on stable distros are working with SNAP, but usually non stable Linux distros could not work. Please, try using the AppImage, that is usually better than SNAP.
\n
Tray issues
\n
It is possible, that the tray is not working, it is an upstream issue!
\n
For me, on Linux Mint, is only working, if I am using the AppImage, and have System Settings -> General -> Enable support for indicators.
\n
Snap is working on Linux Mint as well, except the tray....
I have no ARM computer to test it out, I could build AppImage on ARM, but I think, it is required to add an argument to the program with the --no-sandbox argument.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
P3X OneNote Linux is, actually, an independent browser window for the online OneNote. You can use this program without having to clutter your browser. The main functions are:
\n
\n
that is independent from any browser, as it works in it's own process
\n
it provides a tray, that allows you to close your browser while it keeps running in the tray
\n
the data is cached and is faster than always opening a new window
\n
it allows you to sign in with the corporate or the personal login
\n
when there is a new update, it auto updates itself (Only in the AppImage version.)
\n
the program allows to use other Microsoft online applications, but the dedicated purpose is to use OneNote
\n
\n
Verbose feature info
\n
\n
Desktop menu
\n
Icon
\n
There is a bottom bar\n
\n
It shows the current location
\n
When you click on this bar, the location URL is copied into the clipboard
\n
\n
\n
There is a new button on the Edit menu\n
\n
Copy this location to the clipboard\n
\n
This is the same function that is on the bottom bar when you click on it
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Restart button (empty your cache, you can login again if there is an error)
\n
Remember last notebook (as much Online Onenote allows ...)
\n
Menu > Settings\n
\n
Close to the tray\n
\n
If checked, will minimize to the tray instead of quit
\n
If un-checked, default quit close button behaviour (quit the app)
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You are able to set a proxy in the settings menu.
\n
There is now a menu called Corporate home\n
\n
Given, I do not have a Corporate login, I cannot debug it at all.\n
\n
If something is not working, the only way is to provide your login and I could probably fix it. Otherwise, I see nothing.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The OneNote language is controlled by Microsoft, and we try to work with Online OneNote, but we are getting a hard time, but the Electron UI is now able to use any language.\n
Allows using multiple instances (with some quirks, as the config will not be synchronized using multiple instances at once, so it can provide wrong results - to make it to work, configure with 1 instance, exit, then use multiple instances).\n
\n
Multiple instances is not recommended (it was requested and provided).
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
Issues
\n
Not loading the pages / freezes
\n
Sometimes, it is possible, that OneNote Online does not load properly or freezes, the solutions is to quit and start the program again. (I know, you won't like it at all! 😡)
\n\n
Online OneNote Change language
\n
Although the main page's language can be changed, it reverts back when an actual page is accessed.\nThis is being investigated.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
If you try to build the app with AppImage, you have to change from electrondependencies to devDependencies, this is because it is created to be able to run this app from NPM instead of an AppImage.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
I recognized, that after suspend/sleep and then wake up, the app is not saving the pages anymore. For now, the solution is, that after wake up, restart the app.
\n
Not working on SNAP on some versions
\n
Usually, on stable distros are working with SNAP, but usually non stable Linux distros could not work. Please, try using the AppImage, that is usually better than SNAP.
\n
Tray issues
\n
It is possible, that the tray is not working, it is an upstream issue!
\n
For me, on Linux Mint, is only working, if I am using the AppImage, and have System Settings -> General -> Enable support for indicators.
\n
Snap is working on Linux Mint as well, except the tray....
I have no ARM computer to test it out, I could build AppImage on ARM, but I think, it is required to add an argument to the program with the --no-sandbox argument.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-onenote-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
P3X OneNote Linux is, actually, an independent browser window for the online OneNote. You can use this program without having to clutter your browser. The main functions are:
\n
\n
that is independent from any browser, as it works in it's own process
\n
it provides a tray, that allows you to close your browser while it keeps running in the tray
\n
the data is cached and is faster than always opening a new window
\n
it allows you to sign in with the corporate or the personal login
\n
when there is a new update, it auto updates itself (Only in the AppImage version.)
\n
the program allows to use other Microsoft online applications, but the dedicated purpose is to use OneNote
\n
\n
Verbose feature info
\n
\n
Desktop menu
\n
Icon
\n
There is a bottom bar\n
\n
It shows the current location
\n
When you click on this bar, the location URL is copied into the clipboard
\n
\n
\n
There is a new button on the Edit menu\n
\n
Copy this location to the clipboard\n
\n
This is the same function that is on the bottom bar when you click on it
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Restart button (empty your cache, you can login again if there is an error)
\n
Remember last notebook (as much Online Onenote allows ...)
\n
Menu > Settings\n
\n
Close to the tray\n
\n
If checked, will minimize to the tray instead of quit
\n
If un-checked, default quit close button behaviour (quit the app)
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You are able to set a proxy in the settings menu.
\n
There is now a menu called Corporate home\n
\n
Given, I do not have a Corporate login, I cannot debug it at all.\n
\n
If something is not working, the only way is to provide your login and I could probably fix it. Otherwise, I see nothing.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The OneNote language is controlled by Microsoft, and we try to work with Online OneNote, but we are getting a hard time, but the Electron UI is now able to use any language.\n
Allows using multiple instances (with some quirks, as the config will not be synchronized using multiple instances at once, so it can provide wrong results - to make it to work, configure with 1 instance, exit, then use multiple instances).\n
\n
Multiple instances is not recommended (it was requested and provided).
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
Issues
\n
Not loading the pages / freezes
\n
Sometimes, it is possible, that OneNote Online does not load properly or freezes, the solutions is to quit and start the program again. (I know, you won't like it at all! 😡)
\n\n
Online OneNote Change language
\n
Although the main page's language can be changed, it reverts back when an actual page is accessed.\nThis is being investigated.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
If you try to build the app with AppImage, you have to change from electrondependencies to devDependencies, this is because it is created to be able to run this app from NPM instead of an AppImage.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
It's recommended to move the Papyrus.app file to the Applications directory. macOS will prompt you to accept that this runs from an unidentified developer.
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keybinding
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Create a new document
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Create a new folder
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n\n
\n
All keybindings can also be found under the File menu.
\n
Development
\n
The application wraps the official Dropbox Paper website in an Electron browser window (and does some more minor things to round it up).
\n
git clone the repository, npm install all dependencies and you are good to go. You might have to run brew install wine before building the application.
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm start
\n
Starts the application
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Creates packages for all supported platforms (bundles all below commands)
It's recommended to move the Papyrus.app file to the Applications directory. macOS will prompt you to accept that this runs from an unidentified developer.
\n
Shortcuts
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Description
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Keybinding
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Create a new document
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Cmd/CtrlN
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Create a new folder
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Cmd/CtrlT
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All keybindings can also be found under the File menu.
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Development
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The application wraps the official Dropbox Paper website in an Electron browser window (and does some more minor things to round it up).
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git clone the repository, npm install all dependencies and you are good to go. You might have to run brew install wine before building the application.
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Command
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Description
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npm start
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Starts the application
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npm run build
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Creates packages for all supported platforms (bundles all below commands)
Users, that donated, have a big chance that requests for new features will be implemented.
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Possible new features
\n
\n
SSH tunnel
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Upload binary data
\n
\n
Plus function problems
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Given, I do not have a full fledged server and to maintain the servers it costs money, it is possible, sometimes the server goes down. It is rare, but it will be back up probably in 5-10 minutes. If there is a problem that is longer, please contact me.
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Contributors license
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Contributors get plus donate license for free for a year.
\n
Warning
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If you are reading the readme fom Docker, the links are not working, please read the readme from GitHub or Corifeus @
This Redis database every day in the morning European time CET restores some data, so you may do whatever you want to do.
\n
Besides, you could experience the test app to exit for 1 second, because it could auto update itself. It auto updates itself when the code from Git changes.
\n
Third, it is a snapshot, it is possible, that the features are different from GitHub or NPM as the releases are usually monthly or as they happen.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
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mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
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It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/patrikx3/redis-ui/master/docker-compose.yml\n# You might want to tune the settings folder in the docker-compose.yml.\n# the /home/user/p3x-redis-ui-settings settings folder in yml should be set by yourself.\ndocker-compose up
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Bare
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# you can tune the settings folder\n# in the -v first part is where you can set your own folder\nmkdir -p ./p3x-redis-ui-settings\ndocker run -v $PWD/p3x-redis-ui-settings:/settings -h docker-p3x-redis-ui -p 7843:7843 -t -i patrikx3/p3x-redis-ui
To make more responsive the GUI, start with search in a key set, instead of loading every keys...
\n
Since v2020.4.189, the tree can handle bigger key count, as of now, we are using deferred rendering for the tree - only rendering what is in the viewport, so it should be much faster versus rendering everything at once
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Please, check out your Redis use case, if this program can cover your requirements
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Does not handle binary data
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Does not work with sentinel
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Has experimental cluster support\n
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Thanks so much for the awesome contribution by @idetoile of the cluster function.
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Able to monitor all channel messages on the console by using a checkbox.
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Works with multiple languages
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Works as a backend
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Works as a desktop via Electron\n
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Linux
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Windows
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macOS
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I took very careful of the error handling (as much I can find errors)
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Starts with no settings without config, or setup your own config
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Able to create, test, save, delete multiple connections or a readonly connections setup, for shared usage
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Able to use the console and interact with Redis\n
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TAB or SHIFT + TAB completion like bash is enabled
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Cursor UP or DOWN history is enabled
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Online you are able to choose the tree separator, for example :, /, -, space etc... or even empty separator
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It is based on Redis-Commander and phpRedisAdmin
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You can select the database via console or the drop down.\n
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The database select drop down shows if the checked database is empty or filled, so you can always know which is filled
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Save button to save the db
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Full statistics pages, can be useful
\n
This is just a New Kind on the Block in the Redis world, so, of course, there are advantages and disadvantages in the other Redis GUIs
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Dark - Dracula / light themes
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Search\n
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Client side mode searching in keys - small key set
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Server side mode searching in keys - large key set
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Search mode\n
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the search keys starts with a string key
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the search keys includes a string in the key
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From 320px width, it is supposed to be 100% responsive
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There is a key sorting function, which has a penalty, because it sorts with natural compare, which means it is more human display, then just raw characters, but up to 100k the keys is still ok.
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Maximum keys for this App\n
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This application is usable up to 100k keys - given it pre-loads all keys and related info at once plus sorting - with natural comparing ...\n
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In that case, loading all keys into the browser takes about maximum 5-15 seconds
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For big key set to be usable paging should be a maximum 500 keys / page, though for 250 is the sweetest spot
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This application is not recommended with over 100k keys, because it might just crash the NodeJs server. I can understand there are use cases where you need over 100k keys, but this is not that p3x-redis-ui.\n
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This app including functions like sorting and tree options that are fancy vs large sets ...
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This software is more functional than fast ...
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Performance
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Key set size
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On the test server you can test\n
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Database 0 - below 10k keys\n
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Fancy
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Fast
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Database 1 - 10k keys\n
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It is fast totally. Given, it is not over for 50 keys / page.
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Database 2 - 100k keys\n
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You will see, that with large sets, it can take up to 15 seconds to load all the keys (dependent on the workstation and memory) and sort (if you enabled in the settings). It is usable, but it is fancy and fast for smaller key sets.
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Database 3 - 1 million keys\n
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Given the app pre-loads all keys at once, the browser or the electron app for a small workstation could crash
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The latency is quite long, so the app is not so responsive
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The app is certified to work for max 100k keys, although it works with over 900k keys
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The below functions are happening if the key count is above 110k keys\n
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Key sorting is disabled
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Searching only allows on server side searching
\n
In the tree, no fancy information is showing - to reduce the stressing on the browser
\n
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Although, this app works with 1 million keys and reduced functions. For such huge key count, it is recommended to use the pure redis-cli.
\n
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The sweet spot for the key count is around 10-20k including key sorting with max 100 key / page and still the app is very responsive. If you have a huge key set, make sure to search on the server and it will be very responsive. \nAbove 10-20k key count as the key large set grows the GUI latency is including as well.
\n
Of course, we could set a limit and the UI would be always responsive, but there was no request of this feature.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
It creates a package that allows you to compose p3x-redis-ui-server and p3x-redis-ui-material into one:
If you develop on this app, you are required to test, that all JS you code write is working with Electron (as the embedded Electron NodeJs version is usually below the real NodeJs). Once the server and client is running as above, you clone this repo and test like this:
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# terminal 1\ngit clone https://github.com/patrikx3/redis-ui-material.git\ncd redis-ui-material\nnpm install\nnpm run dev\n\n# terminal 2\ngit clone https://github.com/patrikx3/redis-ui-server.git\ncd redis-ui-server\nnpm install\nnpm run dev\n\n# if you are not working on Electron, at this point you can fire the browser\n# @ http://localhost:8080/\n\n# terminal 3 \ngit clone https://github.com/patrikx3/redis-ui.git\ncd redis-ui\nnpm install\n./scripts/start-local.sh\n# or\n./scripts/start-local.cmd
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Development of the translations
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By default, only English is created, but given all strings are from a JS file, it is very quick to spawn another language eg. German, French, Spanish etc ...
For a new language:\nAdd into redis-ui-material/src/bundle.js.
\n
This solution is not using REST at all, but instead uses Socket.IO 🤣, which is weird, but I like it, it is supposed to be more responsive, as there is no big overhead in the HTTP protocol.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
Users, that donated, have a big chance that requests for new features will be implemented.
\n
Possible new features
\n
\n
SSH tunnel
\n
Upload binary data
\n
\n
Plus function problems
\n
Given, I do not have a full fledged server and to maintain the servers it costs money, it is possible, sometimes the server goes down. It is rare, but it will be back up probably in 5-10 minutes. If there is a problem that is longer, please contact me.
\n
Contributors license
\n
Contributors get plus donate license for free for a year.
\n
Warning
\n
If you are reading the readme fom Docker, the links are not working, please read the readme from GitHub or Corifeus @
This Redis database every day in the morning European time CET restores some data, so you may do whatever you want to do.
\n
Besides, you could experience the test app to exit for 1 second, because it could auto update itself. It auto updates itself when the code from Git changes.
\n
Third, it is a snapshot, it is possible, that the features are different from GitHub or NPM as the releases are usually monthly or as they happen.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/patrikx3/redis-ui/master/docker-compose.yml\n# You might want to tune the settings folder in the docker-compose.yml.\n# the /home/user/p3x-redis-ui-settings settings folder in yml should be set by yourself.\ndocker-compose up
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Bare
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# you can tune the settings folder\n# in the -v first part is where you can set your own folder\nmkdir -p ./p3x-redis-ui-settings\ndocker run -v $PWD/p3x-redis-ui-settings:/settings -h docker-p3x-redis-ui -p 7843:7843 -t -i patrikx3/p3x-redis-ui
To make more responsive the GUI, start with search in a key set, instead of loading every keys...
\n
Since v2020.4.189, the tree can handle bigger key count, as of now, we are using deferred rendering for the tree - only rendering what is in the viewport, so it should be much faster versus rendering everything at once
\n
Please, check out your Redis use case, if this program can cover your requirements
\n
Does not handle binary data
\n
Does not work with sentinel
\n
Has experimental cluster support\n
\n
Thanks so much for the awesome contribution by @idetoile of the cluster function.
\n
\n
\n
Able to monitor all channel messages on the console by using a checkbox.
\n
Works with multiple languages
\n
Works as a backend
\n
Works as a desktop via Electron\n
\n
Linux
\n
Windows
\n
macOS
\n
\n
\n
I took very careful of the error handling (as much I can find errors)
\n
Starts with no settings without config, or setup your own config
\n
Able to create, test, save, delete multiple connections or a readonly connections setup, for shared usage
\n
Able to use the console and interact with Redis\n
\n
TAB or SHIFT + TAB completion like bash is enabled
\n
Cursor UP or DOWN history is enabled
\n
\n
\n
Online you are able to choose the tree separator, for example :, /, -, space etc... or even empty separator
\n
It is based on Redis-Commander and phpRedisAdmin
\n
You can select the database via console or the drop down.\n
\n
The database select drop down shows if the checked database is empty or filled, so you can always know which is filled
\n
\n
\n
Save button to save the db
\n
Full statistics pages, can be useful
\n
This is just a New Kind on the Block in the Redis world, so, of course, there are advantages and disadvantages in the other Redis GUIs
\n
Dark - Dracula / light themes
\n
Search\n
\n
Client side mode searching in keys - small key set
\n
Server side mode searching in keys - large key set
\n
Search mode\n
\n
the search keys starts with a string key
\n
the search keys includes a string in the key
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
From 320px width, it is supposed to be 100% responsive
\n
There is a key sorting function, which has a penalty, because it sorts with natural compare, which means it is more human display, then just raw characters, but up to 100k the keys is still ok.
\n
Maximum keys for this App\n
\n
This application is usable up to 100k keys - given it pre-loads all keys and related info at once plus sorting - with natural comparing ...\n
\n
In that case, loading all keys into the browser takes about maximum 5-15 seconds
\n
For big key set to be usable paging should be a maximum 500 keys / page, though for 250 is the sweetest spot
\n
\n
\n
This application is not recommended with over 100k keys, because it might just crash the NodeJs server. I can understand there are use cases where you need over 100k keys, but this is not that p3x-redis-ui.\n
\n
This app including functions like sorting and tree options that are fancy vs large sets ...
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
This software is more functional than fast ...
\n
Performance
\n
Key set size
\n
\n
On the test server you can test\n
\n
Database 0 - below 10k keys\n
\n
Fancy
\n
Fast
\n
\n
\n
Database 1 - 10k keys\n
\n
It is fast totally. Given, it is not over for 50 keys / page.
\n
\n
\n
Database 2 - 100k keys\n
\n
You will see, that with large sets, it can take up to 15 seconds to load all the keys (dependent on the workstation and memory) and sort (if you enabled in the settings). It is usable, but it is fancy and fast for smaller key sets.
\n
\n
\n
Database 3 - 1 million keys\n
\n
Given the app pre-loads all keys at once, the browser or the electron app for a small workstation could crash
\n
The latency is quite long, so the app is not so responsive
\n
The app is certified to work for max 100k keys, although it works with over 900k keys
\n
The below functions are happening if the key count is above 110k keys\n
\n
Key sorting is disabled
\n
Searching only allows on server side searching
\n
In the tree, no fancy information is showing - to reduce the stressing on the browser
\n
\n
\n
Although, this app works with 1 million keys and reduced functions. For such huge key count, it is recommended to use the pure redis-cli.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The sweet spot for the key count is around 10-20k including key sorting with max 100 key / page and still the app is very responsive. If you have a huge key set, make sure to search on the server and it will be very responsive. \nAbove 10-20k key count as the key large set grows the GUI latency is including as well.
\n
Of course, we could set a limit and the UI would be always responsive, but there was no request of this feature.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
It creates a package that allows you to compose p3x-redis-ui-server and p3x-redis-ui-material into one:
If you develop on this app, you are required to test, that all JS you code write is working with Electron (as the embedded Electron NodeJs version is usually below the real NodeJs). Once the server and client is running as above, you clone this repo and test like this:
\n
# terminal 1\ngit clone https://github.com/patrikx3/redis-ui-material.git\ncd redis-ui-material\nnpm install\nnpm run dev\n\n# terminal 2\ngit clone https://github.com/patrikx3/redis-ui-server.git\ncd redis-ui-server\nnpm install\nnpm run dev\n\n# if you are not working on Electron, at this point you can fire the browser\n# @ http://localhost:8080/\n\n# terminal 3 \ngit clone https://github.com/patrikx3/redis-ui.git\ncd redis-ui\nnpm install\n./scripts/start-local.sh\n# or\n./scripts/start-local.cmd
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Development of the translations
\n
By default, only English is created, but given all strings are from a JS file, it is very quick to spawn another language eg. German, French, Spanish etc ...
For a new language:\nAdd into redis-ui-material/src/bundle.js.
\n
This solution is not using REST at all, but instead uses Socket.IO 🤣, which is weird, but I like it, it is supposed to be more responsive, as there is no big overhead in the HTTP protocol.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
Note: most recent development happens on market branch
\n
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Run ng serve to start the dev server and keep it running
\n
In another terminal window, run yarn run start:electron:dev -testnet --devtools to start Particl Desktop on testnet (daemon will be updated and launched automatically)\n
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-testnet – for running on testnet (omit for running the client on mainnet)
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-reindex – reindexes the blockchain (in case you're stuck)
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--devtools – automatically opens Developer Tools on client launch
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Interact with particl-core daemon
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You can directly interact with the daemon ran by the Electron version.
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./particl-cli -testnet getblockchaininfo\n
\n
Packaging
\n
Windows-only requirements
\n
Building for Windows requires the 32-bit libraries to be available:
Note: most recent development happens on market branch
\n
\n\n
Run ng serve to start the dev server and keep it running
\n
In another terminal window, run yarn run start:electron:dev -testnet --devtools to start Particl Desktop on testnet (daemon will be updated and launched automatically)\n
\n
-testnet – for running on testnet (omit for running the client on mainnet)
\n
-reindex – reindexes the blockchain (in case you're stuck)
\n
--devtools – automatically opens Developer Tools on client launch
\n
\n
\n\n
Interact with particl-core daemon
\n
You can directly interact with the daemon ran by the Electron version.
\n
./particl-cli -testnet getblockchaininfo\n
\n
Packaging
\n
Windows-only requirements
\n
Building for Windows requires the 32-bit libraries to be available:
Note: most recent development happens on market branch
\n
\n\n
Run ng serve to start the dev server and keep it running
\n
In another terminal window, run yarn run start:electron:dev -testnet --devtools to start Particl Desktop on testnet (daemon will be updated and launched automatically)\n
\n
-testnet – for running on testnet (omit for running the client on mainnet)
\n
-reindex – reindexes the blockchain (in case you're stuck)
\n
--devtools – automatically opens Developer Tools on client launch
\n
\n
\n\n
Interact with particl-core daemon
\n
You can directly interact with the daemon ran by the Electron version.
\n
./particl-cli -testnet getblockchaininfo\n
\n
Packaging
\n
Windows-only requirements
\n
Building for Windows requires the 32-bit libraries to be available:
Note: most recent development happens on market branch
\n
\n\n
Run ng serve to start the dev server and keep it running
\n
In another terminal window, run yarn run start:electron:dev -testnet --devtools to start Particl Desktop on testnet (daemon will be updated and launched automatically)\n
\n
-testnet – for running on testnet (omit for running the client on mainnet)
\n
-reindex – reindexes the blockchain (in case you're stuck)
\n
--devtools – automatically opens Developer Tools on client launch
\n
\n
\n\n
Interact with particl-core daemon
\n
You can directly interact with the daemon ran by the Electron version.
\n
./particl-cli -testnet getblockchaininfo\n
\n
Packaging
\n
Windows-only requirements
\n
Building for Windows requires the 32-bit libraries to be available:
\nA desktop app which converts your minecraft .schematic files you got from worldedit to blueprints for papercraft.\n
\n PaperCubes is still in BETA. Errors may occur. When you found one, please open an issue for me.
\n \n \n \n
\n\n \n
🚀 How to use?
\n\n
🏡 You need an installed Minecraft Version
\n
🏗 You need to install the Minecraft mod Worldedit
\n
🔨 Start Minecraft and build something amazing
\n
💾//Copy what you built and //schematic save it
\n
🌴 Download a Texturepack
\n
💿 Start this desktop app
\n
🏝 Drop schematic file and texturepack in it
\n
🌟 Let the Program do its magic
\n
🖨 Print out the blueprints
\n
🏘 Make amazing minecraft builds in real!
\n\n
📝 Source Code
\n
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
Only for Windows (as admin)
\n
npm install --global --production windows-build-tools\nnpm config set msvs_version 2015 --global
\n
For all platforms
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/PaperCubes\n# Go into the repository\ncd PaperCubes\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Compile C++ sources\nnpm run-script compile\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\n[sudo] npm run-script dist
This Project was inspired by Orthogami (made by mikolalysenko).
\n
The Texture Pack Pixel Perfection (Link) which is used for the Screenshots was made by Hugh "XSSheep" Rutland.
\n
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📖 License
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
🏡🖨 PaperCubes
\n
\nA desktop app which converts your minecraft .schematic files you got from worldedit to blueprints for papercraft.\n
\n PaperCubes is still in BETA. Errors may occur. When you found one, please open an issue for me.
\n \n \n \n
\n\n \n
🚀 How to use?
\n\n
🏡 You need an installed Minecraft Version
\n
🏗 You need to install the Minecraft mod Worldedit
\n
🔨 Start Minecraft and build something amazing
\n
💾//Copy what you built and //schematic save it
\n
🌴 Download a Texturepack
\n
💿 Start this desktop app
\n
🏝 Drop schematic file and texturepack in it
\n
🌟 Let the Program do its magic
\n
🖨 Print out the blueprints
\n
🏘 Make amazing minecraft builds in real!
\n\n
📝 Source Code
\n
In order to use this source code you need to have Node.js, Git and Bower installed globally. After that you have to follow the steps below.
\n
Only for Windows (as admin)
\n
npm install --global --production windows-build-tools\nnpm config set msvs_version 2015 --global
\n
For all platforms
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/florianfe/PaperCubes\n# Go into the repository\ncd PaperCubes\n# Install npm dependencies\nnpm install\n# Install bower dependencies\nbower install\n# Compile C++ sources\nnpm run-script compile\n# Run the app in test mode\nnpm start\n# build application for release\n[sudo] npm run-script dist
Building from source? Check out INSTALL.md for more information.
\n
Contributing
\n
Create a new issue to report problems or request features. See\nCONTRIBUTING.md for more information on how to get involved.\nYou can also support the project via donations.
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of\nConduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its\nterms.
Building from source? Check out INSTALL.md for more information.
\n
Contributing
\n
Create a new issue to report problems or request features. See\nCONTRIBUTING.md for more information on how to get involved.\nYou can also support the project via donations.
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of\nConduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its\nterms.
This Redis database every day in the morning European time CET restores some data, so you may do whatever you want to do.
\n
Besides, you could experience the test app to exit for 1 second, because it could auto update itself. It auto updates itself when the code from Git changes.
\n
Third, it is a snapshot, it is possible, that the features are different from GitHub or NPM as the releases are usually monthly or as they happen.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/patrikx3/redis-ui/master/docker-compose.yml\n# You might want to tune the settings folder in the docker-compose.yml.\n# the /home/user/p3x-redis-ui-settings settings folder in yml should be set by yourself.\ndocker-compose up
\n
Bare
\n
# you can tune the settings folder\n# in the -v first part is where you can set your own folder\nmkdir -p ./p3x-redis-ui-settings\ndocker run -v $PWD/p3x-redis-ui-settings:/settings -h docker-p3x-redis-ui -p 7843:7843 -t -i patrikx3/p3x-redis-ui
Please, check out your Redis use case, if this program can cover your requirements
\n
Does not handle binary data
\n
Does not work with sentinel
\n
Has experimental cluster support\n
\n
Thanks so much for the awesome contribution by @idetoile of the cluster function.
\n
\n
\n
Works with multiple languages
\n
Works as a backend
\n
Works as a desktop via Electron\n
\n
Linux
\n
Windows
\n
macOS
\n
\n
\n
I took very careful of the error handling (as much I can find errors)
\n
Starts with no settings without config, or setup your own config
\n
Able to create, test, save, delete multiple connections or a readonly connections setup, for shared usage
\n
Able to use the console and interact with Redis\n
\n
TAB or SHIFT + TAB completion like bash is enabled
\n
Cursor UP or DOWN history is enabled
\n
\n
\n
Online you are able to choose the tree separator, for example :, /, -, space etc... or even empty separator
\n
It is based on Redis-Commander and phpRedisAdmin
\n
You can select the database via console or the drop down.\n
\n
The database select drop down shows if the checked database is empty or filled, so you can always know which is filled
\n
\n
\n
Save button to save the db
\n
Full statistics pages, can be useful
\n
This is just a New Kind on the Block in the Redis world, so, of course, there are advantages and disadvantages in the other Redis GUIs
\n
Dark - Dracula / light themes
\n
Search\n
\n
Client side mode searching in keys - small key set
\n
Server side mode searching in keys - large key set
\n
Search mode\n
\n
the search keys starts with a string key
\n
the search keys includes a string in the key
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
From 320px width, it is supposed to be 100% responsive
\n
There is a key sorting function, which has a penalty, because it sorts with natural compare, which means it is more human display, then just raw characters, but up to 100k the keys is still ok.
\n
There is a performance penalty for this application, given it uses AngularJS ng-repeat for the tree component. The best is if your application uses nested keys (something:nested:good), then the tree will be fast, but, for example, Nextcloud uses about 500 keys inline and it can take 5 seconds to generate the tree.\n
\n
Another solution is that instead of the : separator for your app, you can use the / separator. Then it will be much more responsive, see the settings tree separator.
\n
A second solution is to use paging, the default paging is 50 keys
\n
\n
\n
Maximum keys for this App\n
\n
This application is usable up to 100k keys - given it pre-loads all keys and related info at once plus sorting - with natural comparing ...\n
\n
In that case, loading all keys into the browser takes about maximum 5-15 seconds
\n
For big key set to be usable paging should be a maximum 100 keys / page, though for 50 is the sweetest spot
\n
\n
\n
This application is not recommended with over 100k keys, because it might just crash the NodeJs server. I can understand there are use cases where you need over 100k keys, but this is not that p3x-redis-ui.\n
\n
This app including functions like sorting and tree options that are fancy vs large sets ...
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Able to monitor all channel messages on the console by using a checkbox.
\n
\n
This software is more functional than fast ...
\n
Performance
\n
Key set size
\n
\n
On the test server you can test\n
\n
Database 0 - below 10k keys\n
\n
Fancy
\n
Fast
\n
\n
\n
Database 1 - 10k keys\n
\n
It is fast totally. Given, it is not over for 50 keys / page.
\n
\n
\n
Database 2 - 100k keys\n
\n
You will see, that with large sets, it can take up to 15 seconds to load all the keys (dependent on the workstation and memory) and sort (if you enabled in the settings). It is usable, but it is fancy and fast for smaller key sets.
\n
\n
\n
Database 3 - 1 million keys\n
\n
Given the app pre-loads all keys at once, the browser or the electron app for a small workstation could crash
\n
The latency is quite long, so the app is not so responsive
\n
The app is certified to work for max 100k keys, although it works with over 900k keys
\n
The below functions are happening if the key count is above 110k keys\n
\n
Key sorting is disabled
\n
Searching only allows on server side searching
\n
In the tree, no fancy information is showing - to reduce the stressing on the browser
\n
\n
\n
Although, this app works with 1 million keys and reduced functions. For such huge key count, it is recommended to use the pure redis-cli.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The sweet spot for the key count is around 10-20k including key sorting with max 100 key / page and still the app is very responsive. If you have a huge key set, make sure to search on the server and it will be very responsive. \nAbove 10-20k key count as the key large set grows the GUI latency is including as well.
\n
Of course, we could set a limit and the UI would be always responsive, but there was no request of this feature.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
It creates a package that allows you to compose p3x-redis-ui-server and p3x-redis-ui-material into one:
If you develop on this app, you are required to test, that all JS you code write is working with Electron (as the embedded Electron NodeJs version is usually below the real NodeJs). Once the server and client is running as above, you clone this repo and test like this:
By default, only English is created, but given all strings are from a JS file, it is very quick to spawn another language eg. German, French, Spanish etc ...
For a new language:\nAdd into redis-ui-material/src/bundle.js.
\n
This solution is not using REST at all, but instead uses Socket.IO 🤣, which is weird, but I like it, it is supposed to be more responsive, as there is no big overhead in the HTTP protocol.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
This Redis database every day in the morning European time CET restores some data, so you may do whatever you want to do.
\n
Besides, you could experience the test app to exit for 1 second, because it could auto update itself. It auto updates itself when the code from Git changes.
\n
Third, it is a snapshot, it is possible, that the features are different from GitHub or NPM as the releases are usually monthly or as they happen.
After downloading the AppImage, make it an executable.
\n
mkdir -p $HOME/opt\nmv ~/Downloads/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage $HOME/opt/\nchmod +x $HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage\n# Then you can run it\n$HOME/opt/p3x-redis-ui-a.b.c-x86_64.AppImage &
\n
It then actually integrates itself into the menus and it will auto update itself.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/patrikx3/redis-ui/master/docker-compose.yml\n# You might want to tune the settings folder in the docker-compose.yml.\n# the /home/user/p3x-redis-ui-settings settings folder in yml should be set by yourself.\ndocker-compose up
\n
Bare
\n
# you can tune the settings folder\n# in the -v first part is where you can set your own folder\nmkdir -p ./p3x-redis-ui-settings\ndocker run -v $PWD/p3x-redis-ui-settings:/settings -h docker-p3x-redis-ui -p 7843:7843 -t -i patrikx3/p3x-redis-ui
Please, check out your Redis use case, if this program can cover your requirements
\n
Does not handle binary data
\n
Does not work with sentinel
\n
Has experimental cluster support\n
\n
Thanks so much for the awesome contribution by @idetoile of the cluster function.
\n
\n
\n
Works with multiple languages
\n
Works as a backend
\n
Works as a desktop via Electron\n
\n
Linux
\n
Windows
\n
macOS
\n
\n
\n
I took very careful of the error handling (as much I can find errors)
\n
Starts with no settings without config, or setup your own config
\n
Able to create, test, save, delete multiple connections or a readonly connections setup, for shared usage
\n
Able to use the console and interact with Redis\n
\n
TAB or SHIFT + TAB completion like bash is enabled
\n
Cursor UP or DOWN history is enabled
\n
\n
\n
Online you are able to choose the tree separator, for example :, /, -, space etc... or even empty separator
\n
It is based on Redis-Commander and phpRedisAdmin
\n
You can select the database via console or the drop down.\n
\n
The database select drop down shows if the checked database is empty or filled, so you can always know which is filled
\n
\n
\n
Save button to save the db
\n
Full statistics pages, can be useful
\n
This is just a New Kind on the Block in the Redis world, so, of course, there are advantages and disadvantages in the other Redis GUIs
\n
Dark - Dracula / light themes
\n
Search\n
\n
Client side mode searching in keys - small key set
\n
Server side mode searching in keys - large key set
\n
Search mode\n
\n
the search keys starts with a string key
\n
the search keys includes a string in the key
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
From 320px width, it is supposed to be 100% responsive
\n
There is a key sorting function, which has a penalty, because it sorts with natural compare, which means it is more human display, then just raw characters, but up to 100k the keys is still ok.
\n
There is a performance penalty for this application, given it uses AngularJS ng-repeat for the tree component. The best is if your application uses nested keys (something:nested:good), then the tree will be fast, but, for example, Nextcloud uses about 500 keys inline and it can take 5 seconds to generate the tree.\n
\n
Another solution is that instead of the : separator for your app, you can use the / separator. Then it will be much more responsive, see the settings tree separator.
\n
A second solution is to use paging, the default paging is 50 keys
\n
\n
\n
Maximum keys for this App\n
\n
This application is usable up to 100k keys - given it pre-loads all keys and related info at once plus sorting - with natural comparing ...\n
\n
In that case, loading all keys into the browser takes about maximum 5-15 seconds
\n
For big key set to be usable paging should be a maximum 100 keys / page, though for 50 is the sweetest spot
\n
\n
\n
This application is not recommended with over 100k keys, because it might just crash the NodeJs server. I can understand there are use cases where you need over 100k keys, but this is not that p3x-redis-ui.\n
\n
This app including functions like sorting and tree options that are fancy vs large sets ...
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Able to monitor all channel messages on the console by using a checkbox.
\n
\n
This software is more functional than fast ...
\n
Performance
\n
Key set size
\n
\n
On the test server you can test\n
\n
Database 0 - below 10k keys\n
\n
Fancy
\n
Fast
\n
\n
\n
Database 1 - 10k keys\n
\n
It is fast totally. Given, it is not over for 50 keys / page.
\n
\n
\n
Database 2 - 100k keys\n
\n
You will see, that with large sets, it can take up to 15 seconds to load all the keys (dependent on the workstation and memory) and sort (if you enabled in the settings). It is usable, but it is fancy and fast for smaller key sets.
\n
\n
\n
Database 3 - 1 million keys\n
\n
Given the app pre-loads all keys at once, the browser or the electron app for a small workstation could crash
\n
The latency is quite long, so the app is not so responsive
\n
The app is certified to work for max 100k keys, although it works with over 900k keys
\n
The below functions are happening if the key count is above 110k keys\n
\n
Key sorting is disabled
\n
Searching only allows on server side searching
\n
In the tree, no fancy information is showing - to reduce the stressing on the browser
\n
\n
\n
Although, this app works with 1 million keys and reduced functions. For such huge key count, it is recommended to use the pure redis-cli.
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
The sweet spot for the key count is around 10-20k including key sorting with max 100 key / page and still the app is very responsive. If you have a huge key set, make sure to search on the server and it will be very responsive. \nAbove 10-20k key count as the key large set grows the GUI latency is including as well.
\n
Of course, we could set a limit and the UI would be always responsive, but there was no request of this feature.
For file names do not use camelCase, but use kebab-case. Folder should be named as kebab-case as well. As you can see, all code filenames are using it like that, please do not change that.\nPlease apply the .editorconfig settings in your IDE.
\n
It creates a package that allows you to compose p3x-redis-ui-server and p3x-redis-ui-material into one:
If you develop on this app, you are required to test, that all JS you code write is working with Electron (as the embedded Electron NodeJs version is usually below the real NodeJs). Once the server and client is running as above, you clone this repo and test like this:
By default, only English is created, but given all strings are from a JS file, it is very quick to spawn another language eg. German, French, Spanish etc ...
For a new language:\nAdd into redis-ui-material/src/bundle.js.
\n
This solution is not using REST at all, but instead uses Socket.IO 🤣, which is weird, but I like it, it is supposed to be more responsive, as there is no big overhead in the HTTP protocol.
🙏 This is an open-source project. Star this repository, if you like it, or even donate to maintain the servers and the development. Thank you so much!
\n
Possible, this server, rarely, is down, please, hang on for 15-30 minutes and the server will be back up.
\n
All my domains (patrikx3.com and corifeus.com) could have minor errors, since I am developing in my free time. However, it is usually stable.
\n
Note about versioning: Versions are cut in Major.Minor.Patch schema. Major is always the current year. Minor is either 4 (January - June) or 10 (July - December). Patch is incremental by every build. If there is a breaking change, it should be noted in the readme.
It's recommended to move the Papyrus.app file to the Applications directory. macOS will prompt you to accept that this runs from an unidentified developer.
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keybinding
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Create a new document
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Create a new folder
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n\n
\n
All keybindings can also be found under the File menu.
\n
Development
\n
The application wraps the official Dropbox Paper website in an Electron browser window (and does some more minor things to round it up).
\n
git clone the repository, npm install all dependencies and you are good to go. You might have to run brew install wine before building the application.
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm start
\n
Starts the application
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Creates packages for all supported platforms (bundles all below commands)
It's recommended to move the Papyrus.app file to the Applications directory. macOS will prompt you to accept that this runs from an unidentified developer.
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keybinding
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Create a new document
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
Create a new folder
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n\n
\n
All keybindings can also be found under the File menu.
\n
Development
\n
The application wraps the official Dropbox Paper website in an Electron browser window (and does some more minor things to round it up).
\n
git clone the repository, npm install all dependencies and you are good to go. You might have to run brew install wine before building the application.
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm start
\n
Starts the application
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Creates packages for all supported platforms (bundles all below commands)
Pencil V3 is a rewrite of Pencil that aims to fix major performance and scalability issues of the application. The new version is under heavy development and we are expecting GA builds in June. The following list summarizes important changes in the new version:
\n
\n
Pencil V3 uses Electron instead of Mozilla XULRunner as the runtime. We expect that by moving into this Nodejs-based environment, the Pencil source code can be much easier for all fellow developers to play with. The fact that Mozilla XULRunner is outdated is also a reason for the movement.
\n
A new, zip-based file format was introduced to support large documents and better embedding of external bitmaps/resources.
\n
A new mechanism for page management that dramatically reduces memory usage for large documents.
\n
Document pages can now be structured into a tree-like model.
\n
Custom fonts can now be embedded into Pencil .epz documents
\n
Printing and PDF export will be improved to support all platforms and with many options
\n
New UI approach
\n
\n
Setting up
\n
Pencil uses Atom Electron as the runtime, follow the these steps to setup the environment:
\n
\n
\n
Clone this repository
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you are using nodejs 5+ (Pencil development only needs npm for package management. Node runtime is not required.)
\n
\n
\n
Checkout this development branch:
\n
$ git checkout development
\n
\n
\n
Install dependencies:
\n
$ npm install
\n
\n
\n
Start Pencil using the prebuilt version of Electron
\n
$ npm start
\n
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
OS X
\n
Only OSX 64bit 10.9 and later are supported.
\n
Windows
\n
Windows 7 and later are supported, older operating systems are not supported (and do not work).
Pencil V3 is a rewrite of Pencil that aims to fix major performance and scalability issues of the application. The new version is under heavy development and we are expecting GA builds in June. The following list summarizes important changes in the new version:
\n
\n
Pencil V3 uses Electron instead of Mozilla XULRunner as the runtime. We expect that by moving into this Nodejs-based environment, the Pencil source code can be much easier for all fellow developers to play with. The fact that Mozilla XULRunner is outdated is also a reason for the movement.
\n
A new, zip-based file format was introduced to support large documents and better embedding of external bitmaps/resources.
\n
A new mechanism for page management that dramatically reduces memory usage for large documents.
\n
Document pages can now be structured into a tree-like model.
\n
Custom fonts can now be embedded into Pencil .epz documents
\n
Printing and PDF export will be improved to support all platforms and with many options
\n
New UI approach
\n
\n
Setting up
\n
Pencil uses Atom Electron as the runtime, follow the these steps to setup the environment:
\n
\n
\n
Clone this repository
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you are using nodejs 5+ (Pencil development only needs npm for package management. Node runtime is not required.)
\n
\n
\n
Checkout this development branch:
\n
$ git checkout development
\n
\n
\n
Install dependencies:
\n
$ npm install
\n
\n
\n
Start Pencil using the prebuilt version of Electron
\n
$ npm start
\n
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
OS X
\n
Only OSX 64bit 10.9 and later are supported.
\n
Windows
\n
Windows 7 and later are supported, older operating systems are not supported (and do not work).
Pencil V3 is a rewrite of Pencil that aims to fix major performance and scalability issues of the application. The new version is under heavy development and we are expecting GA builds in June. The following list summarizes important changes in the new version:
\n
\n
Pencil V3 uses Electron instead of Mozilla XULRunner as the runtime. We expect that by moving into this Nodejs-based environment, the Pencil source code can be much easier for all fellow developers to play with. The fact that Mozilla XULRunner is outdated is also a reason for the movement.
\n
A new, zip-based file format was introduced to support large documents and better embedding of external bitmaps/resources.
\n
A new mechanism for page management that dramatically reduces memory usage for large documents.
\n
Document pages can now be structured into a tree-like model.
\n
Custom fonts can now be embedded into Pencil .epz documents
\n
Printing and PDF export will be improved to support all platforms and with many options
\n
New UI approach
\n
\n
Setting up
\n
Pencil uses Atom Electron as the runtime, follow the these steps to setup the environment:
\n
\n
\n
Clone this repository
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you are using nodejs 5+ (Pencil development only needs npm for package management. Node runtime is not required.)
\n
\n
\n
Checkout this development branch:
\n
$ git checkout development
\n
\n
\n
Install dependencies:
\n
$ npm install
\n
\n
\n
Start Pencil using the prebuilt version of Electron
\n
$ npm start
\n
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
OS X
\n
Only OSX 64bit 10.9 and later are supported.
\n
Windows
\n
Windows 7 and later are supported, older operating systems are not supported (and do not work).
Pencil V3 is a rewrite of Pencil that aims to fix major performance and scalability issues of the application. The new version is under heavy development and we are expecting GA builds in June. The following list summarizes important changes in the new version:
\n
\n
Pencil V3 uses Electron instead of Mozilla XULRunner as the runtime. We expect that by moving into this Nodejs-based environment, the Pencil source code can be much easier for all fellow developers to play with. The fact that Mozilla XULRunner is outdated is also a reason for the movement.
\n
A new, zip-based file format was introduced to support large documents and better embedding of external bitmaps/resources.
\n
A new mechanism for page management that dramatically reduces memory usage for large documents.
\n
Document pages can now be structured into a tree-like model.
\n
Custom fonts can now be embedded into Pencil .epz documents
\n
Printing and PDF export will be improved to support all platforms and with many options
\n
New UI approach
\n
\n
Setting up
\n
Pencil uses Atom Electron as the runtime, follow the these steps to setup the environment:
\n
\n
\n
Clone this repository
\n
\n
\n
Make sure you are using nodejs 5+ (Pencil development only needs npm for package management. Node runtime is not required.)
\n
\n
\n
Checkout this development branch:
\n
$ git checkout development
\n
\n
\n
Install dependencies:
\n
$ npm install
\n
\n
\n
Start Pencil using the prebuilt version of Electron
\n
$ npm start
\n
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
OS X
\n
Only OSX 64bit 10.9 and later are supported.
\n
Windows
\n
Windows 7 and later are supported, older operating systems are not supported (and do not work).
Pennywise opens any website or media in a small floating window that remains on top of all other applications. Pennywise windows stays up all the time. No need to keep struggling with alt + tab, use Pennywise for easy multitasking.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Always stays on top of any open applications
\n
Adjustable opacity – it gets out of your way while you work
\n
Resize and place it anywhere
\n
Shortcuts to make you more productive
\n
Lets you multitask while you work
\n
Open source licensed under MIT
\n
Lean small resource footprint, minimal User Interface.
\n
Cross-platform works on MacOS, Windows and Linux
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and install the relevant distribution from the releases page.
\n
If you are on MacOS, you can use Homebrew to install it
\n
brew cask install pennywise\n
\n
Enable Flash Support
\n
To enable flash support, copy or link Chrome's Pepperflash plugin into your $HOME/.pennywise-flash. You can find the plugin at the installation path of the Chrome. For example, on MacOS, you can do the below to enable Flash support
Here is the list of some of the possible use cases off the top of my head
\n
\n
\n
Use it as a floating window for your calendar/checklist/assigned-tickets etc
\n
Watching tutorial while you code? Open the video in Pennywise and keep it in front of you
\n
Making a video course? Open the demo in Pennywise and show the output in real time
\n
Working on some web UI? Open it in Pennywise to avoid pressing alt + tab again and again
\n
Play some video, watch some talk or play some TV series while you work
\n
Working on something non-familiar? Open the docs in Pennywise
\n
Open that live football match that you won't want to miss
\n
Use it as a desktop widget
\n
\n
Development
\n
Clone the repository, install the dependencies and start the app
\n
yarn install\nyarn start
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n
Here is the list of available shortcuts that you may use
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + L
\n
Show Navbar and focus URL input
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + D
\n
Enable detached mode
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + M
\n
Refresh Page
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + L
\n
Toggle Navbar on WebPages
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Up
\n
Increase Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Down
\n
Decrease Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Alt + I
\n
Show Developer Tools
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + [0-9]
\n
Switch Window Opacity
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
Note – Changing the opacity is only supported in Windows and MacOS
\n
\n
Detached Mode
\n
\n
Enabling the detached mode makes Pennywise non-interactive – it will let any interactions fall through to the window below it. To remove the detached mode, focus the window either by clicking the dock icon or by activating it using alt + tab
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Homescreen for the application
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Anything running in pennywise stays on top of everything
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can change the opacity too
\n
\n
\n
\n
Auto-embed Videos
\n
For some video streaming websites such as Youtube, Vimeo, Twitch, Daily Motion etc, Pennywise shows you the video only web page by default (using the auto-generated embed links), showing you the video in a distract free manner. You can disable that by toggling the Edit > Embed Videos.
\n
\n
Note – In case of youtube, it might not work sometime when the user has put restrictions on the video – in that case, you will have to disable "Auto Embed" option from the Edit menu to make them work.
Pennywise opens any website or media in a small floating window that remains on top of all other applications. Pennywise windows stays up all the time. No need to keep struggling with alt + tab, use Pennywise for easy multitasking.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Always stays on top of any open applications
\n
Adjustable opacity – it gets out of your way while you work
\n
Resize and place it anywhere
\n
Shortcuts to make you more productive
\n
Lets you multitask while you work
\n
Open source licensed under MIT
\n
Lean small resource footprint, minimal User Interface.
\n
Cross-platform works on MacOS, Windows and Linux
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and install the relevant distribution from the releases page.
\n
If you are on MacOS, you can use Homebrew to install it
\n
brew cask install pennywise\n
\n
Enable Flash Support
\n
To enable flash support, copy or link Chrome's Pepperflash plugin into your $HOME/.pennywise-flash. You can find the plugin at the installation path of the Chrome. For example, on MacOS, you can do the below to enable Flash support
Here is the list of some of the possible use cases off the top of my head
\n
\n
\n
Use it as a floating window for your calendar/checklist/assigned-tickets etc
\n
Watching tutorial while you code? Open the video in Pennywise and keep it in front of you
\n
Making a video course? Open the demo in Pennywise and show the output in real time
\n
Working on some web UI? Open it in Pennywise to avoid pressing alt + tab again and again
\n
Play some video, watch some talk or play some TV series while you work
\n
Working on something non-familiar? Open the docs in Pennywise
\n
Open that live football match that you won't want to miss
\n
Use it as a desktop widget
\n
\n
Development
\n
Clone the repository, install the dependencies and start the app
\n
yarn install\nyarn start
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n
Here is the list of available shortcuts that you may use
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + L
\n
Show Navbar and focus URL input
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + D
\n
Enable detached mode
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + M
\n
Refresh Page
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + L
\n
Toggle Navbar on WebPages
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Up
\n
Increase Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Down
\n
Decrease Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Alt + I
\n
Show Developer Tools
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + [0-9]
\n
Switch Window Opacity
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
Note – Changing the opacity is only supported in Windows and MacOS
\n
\n
Detached Mode
\n
\n
Enabling the detached mode makes Pennywise non-interactive – it will let any interactions fall through to the window below it. To remove the detached mode, focus the window either by clicking the dock icon or by activating it using alt + tab
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Homescreen for the application
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Anything running in pennywise stays on top of everything
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can change the opacity too
\n
\n
\n
\n
Auto-embed Videos
\n
For some video streaming websites such as Youtube, Vimeo, Twitch, Daily Motion etc, Pennywise shows you the video only web page by default (using the auto-generated embed links), showing you the video in a distract free manner. You can disable that by toggling the Edit > Embed Videos.
\n
\n
Note – In case of youtube, it might not work sometime when the user has put restrictions on the video – in that case, you will have to disable \"Auto Embed\" option from the Edit menu to make them work.
Releasing Peacock for the Windows package, Chocolatey, might be our next step.
\n
Mac
\n
Unfortunately, Mac builds are failing and there hasn't been enough testing yet for Peacock to be confident enough in releasing a public build for MacOS.
\n
Linux
\n
Here, you can download Linux builds for Peacock. Hopefully Peacock will have a Flatpak release and possibly an RPM build in the near future.
Both of the build commands use electron-builder and output executables for their respective operating system in the dist/ folder.
\n
Download and initialize Peacock's source code with these commands:
\n\n
git clone https://github.com/peacockweb/peacock.git && cd peacock
\n
npm i
\n\n
Run peacock from source:
\n
npm run start
\n
Build instructions for Windows:
\n
npm run build-win
\n
Build instructions for Linux:
\n
npm run build-linux
\n
F.A.Q.
\n
How does Peacock compare to other privacy browsers like Firefox and Brave?
\n
Both Firefox and Brave are spectacular and every day, Peacock gets closer and closer to their status of privacy. Peacock isn't stable enough yet to be used as a daily driver, but is an awesome experiment nonetheless to test the limits of the web and help make the internet a safer place.
\n
How do I know Peacock doesn't take telemetry?
\n
Peacock is built around on open source technologies and therefore we love transparency. You're welcome to perform your own audits on our entirely open source code! We also include a Components entry in our docs which breaks down all the technologies used in the production of Peacock.
\n
How experimental is Peacock? Can I process any sensitive data on it yet?
\n
Using should hold off on doing anything too sensitive on Peacock for now, it's still in development and bugs are getting patched all the time, but like all apps, some may be missed along the way.
\n
Why use Electron?
\n
Some people are skeptical about Electron for its generally high memory usage, but Electron makes the development process incredibly simple. Electron lets us build a desktop app using web technologies. Eventually, we may switch to something more practical like forking Chromium or Firefox.
\n
How to bypass security warnings?
\n
On Windows, apps are deemed as insecure if they haven't been code-signed with a certificate. Sigining certificates are expensive and therefore, Peacock doesn't have one (yet). This means that Peacock may show up to antiviruses or Windows Defender as a 'suspicious application' but can be easily bypsased selecting "More Info" > "Run Anyway":
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Peacock
\n
\n
\n 🦚 Open source experimental private-by-default web browser. \n Docs |\n Download |\n FAQ\n
Releasing Peacock for the Windows package, Chocolatey, might be our next step.
\n
Mac
\n
Unfortunately, Mac builds are failing and there hasn't been enough testing yet for Peacock to be confident enough in releasing a public build for MacOS.
\n
Linux
\n
Here, you can download Linux builds for Peacock. Hopefully Peacock will have a Flatpak release and possibly an RPM build in the near future.
Both of the build commands use electron-builder and output executables for their respective operating system in the dist/ folder.
\n
Download and initialize Peacock's source code with these commands:
\n\n
git clone https://github.com/peacockweb/peacock.git && cd peacock
\n
npm i
\n\n
Run peacock from source:
\n
npm run start
\n
Build instructions for Windows:
\n
npm run build-win
\n
Build instructions for Linux:
\n
npm run build-linux
\n
F.A.Q.
\n
How does Peacock compare to other privacy browsers like Firefox and Brave?
\n
Both Firefox and Brave are spectacular and every day, Peacock gets closer and closer to their status of privacy. Peacock isn't stable enough yet to be used as a daily driver, but is an awesome experiment nonetheless to test the limits of the web and help make the internet a safer place.
\n
How do I know Peacock doesn't take telemetry?
\n
Peacock is built around on open source technologies and therefore we love transparency. You're welcome to perform your own audits on our entirely open source code! We also include a Components entry in our docs which breaks down all the technologies used in the production of Peacock.
\n
How experimental is Peacock? Can I process any sensitive data on it yet?
\n
Using should hold off on doing anything too sensitive on Peacock for now, it's still in development and bugs are getting patched all the time, but like all apps, some may be missed along the way.
\n
Why use Electron?
\n
Some people are skeptical about Electron for its generally high memory usage, but Electron makes the development process incredibly simple. Electron lets us build a desktop app using web technologies. Eventually, we may switch to something more practical like forking Chromium or Firefox.
\n
How to bypass security warnings?
\n
On Windows, apps are deemed as insecure if they haven't been code-signed with a certificate. Sigining certificates are expensive and therefore, Peacock doesn't have one (yet). This means that Peacock may show up to antiviruses or Windows Defender as a 'suspicious application' but can be easily bypsased selecting \"More Info\" > \"Run Anyway\":
This repository keeps track of Pendulums client source.
\n
Development server
\n
Run npm run start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Help us to improve Pendulums and keep it alive
\n
Maintaining servers, fixing issues and bringing new features to Pendulums cost a lot of time and money. We will be grateful if you can show us some love using donations.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Pendulums Web/Desktop/Android Clients
\n
This repository keeps track of Pendulums client source.
\n
Development server
\n
Run npm run start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Help us to improve Pendulums and keep it alive
\n
Maintaining servers, fixing issues and bringing new features to Pendulums cost a lot of time and money. We will be grateful if you can show us some love using donations.
Perlotto - minimal google music / youtube wrapper wrapper
\n
\n
Perlotto is a minimal wrapper around Google Music and Youtube services\nthat turnes them into real platers but does not add tons of crap on top.\nSo, what's inside?
\n
\n
Google music and Youtube support
\n
Multimedia keys
\n
Last.FM scrobbling
\n
No notifications
\n
\n
That's it.
\n
Development
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
My favorite music service is not supported! What can I do?
\n
Adding new music service ranges from trivial to somewhat\ncomplicated in case this service works with external plugins\n(like spotify). Nevertheless, Google music implementation\ncan serve as a boilerplate.
\n
You need to be able to reason of several things to get the\nfull integration:
\n
\n
\n
How to understand that player page is loaded
\n
This is playerLoadedp function in inject.js script.
How to do play/pause ot switch to the next or previous track
\n
The javascript to be executed for this commands is defined\nin content.js script.
\n
\n
\n
How to get information about current song.
\n
This is trackInfo function in inject.js script. Please\nnote that this information is only required for last.fm stuff\nbut who knows if we need it for something else, right?
\n
\n
\n
And of course you need to be able to make your service work\ninside Perlotto app.
\n
\n
\n
Packaging
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
Issues
\n
Whenever you encounter any feel free to raise issues in bugtracker or, what's better,\nto solve them and send pull requests.
\n
License
\n
MIT, except app icon, which was just found on iconfinder. If you are\nthe owner and don't want it to be there, please contact me.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Perlotto - minimal google music / youtube wrapper wrapper
\n
\n
Perlotto is a minimal wrapper around Google Music and Youtube services\nthat turnes them into real platers but does not add tons of crap on top.\nSo, what's inside?
\n
\n
Google music and Youtube support
\n
Multimedia keys
\n
Last.FM scrobbling
\n
No notifications
\n
\n
That's it.
\n
Development
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
My favorite music service is not supported! What can I do?
\n
Adding new music service ranges from trivial to somewhat\ncomplicated in case this service works with external plugins\n(like spotify). Nevertheless, Google music implementation\ncan serve as a boilerplate.
\n
You need to be able to reason of several things to get the\nfull integration:
\n
\n
\n
How to understand that player page is loaded
\n
This is playerLoadedp function in inject.js script.
How to do play/pause ot switch to the next or previous track
\n
The javascript to be executed for this commands is defined\nin content.js script.
\n
\n
\n
How to get information about current song.
\n
This is trackInfo function in inject.js script. Please\nnote that this information is only required for last.fm stuff\nbut who knows if we need it for something else, right?
\n
\n
\n
And of course you need to be able to make your service work\ninside Perlotto app.
\n
\n
\n
Packaging
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
Issues
\n
Whenever you encounter any feel free to raise issues in bugtracker or, what's better,\nto solve them and send pull requests.
\n
License
\n
MIT, except app icon, which was just found on iconfinder. If you are\nthe owner and don't want it to be there, please contact me.
Pennywise opens any website or media in a small floating window that remains on top of all other applications. Pennywise windows stays up all the time. No need to keep struggling with alt + tab, use Pennywise for easy multitasking.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Always stays on top of any open applications
\n
Adjustable opacity – it gets out of your way while you work
\n
Resize and place it anywhere
\n
Shortcuts to make you more productive
\n
Lets you multitask while you work
\n
Open source licensed under MIT
\n
Lean small resource footprint, minimal User Interface.
\n
Cross-platform works on MacOS, Windows and Linux
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and install the relevant distribution from the releases page.
\n
If you are on MacOS, you can use Homebrew to install it
\n
brew cask install pennywise\n
\n
Enable Flash Support
\n
To enable flash support, copy or link Chrome's Pepperflash plugin into your $HOME/.pennywise-flash. You can find the plugin at the installation path of the Chrome. For example, on MacOS, you can do the below to enable Flash support
Here is the list of some of the possible use cases off the top of my head
\n
\n
\n
Use it as a floating window for your calendar/checklist/assigned-tickets etc
\n
Watching tutorial while you code? Open the video in Pennywise and keep it in front of you
\n
Making a video course? Open the demo in Pennywise and show the output in real time
\n
Working on some web UI? Open it in Pennywise to avoid pressing alt + tab again and again
\n
Play some video, watch some talk or play some TV series while you work
\n
Working on something non-familiar? Open the docs in Pennywise
\n
Open that live football match that you won't want to miss
\n
Use it as a desktop widget
\n
\n
Development
\n
Clone the repository, install the dependencies and start the app
\n
yarn install\nyarn start
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n
Here is the list of available shortcuts that you may use
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + L
\n
Show Navbar and focus URL input
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + D
\n
Enable detached mode
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + M
\n
Refresh Page
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + L
\n
Toggle Navbar on WebPages
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Up
\n
Increase Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Down
\n
Decrease Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Alt + I
\n
Show Developer Tools
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + [0-9]
\n
Switch Window Opacity
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
Note – Changing the opacity is only supported in Windows and MacOS
\n
\n
Detached Mode
\n
\n
Enabling the detached mode makes Pennywise non-interactive – it will let any interactions fall through to the window below it. To remove the detached mode, focus the window either by clicking the dock icon or by activating it using alt + tab
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Homescreen for the application
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Anything running in pennywise stays on top of everything
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can change the opacity too
\n
\n
\n
\n
Auto-embed Videos
\n
For some video streaming websites such as Youtube, Vimeo, Twitch, Daily Motion etc, Pennywise shows you the video only web page by default (using the auto-generated embed links), showing you the video in a distract free manner. You can disable that by toggling the Edit > Embed Videos.
\n
\n
Note – In case of youtube, it might not work sometime when the user has put restrictions on the video – in that case, you will have to disable "Auto Embed" option from the Edit menu to make them work.
Pennywise opens any website or media in a small floating window that remains on top of all other applications. Pennywise windows stays up all the time. No need to keep struggling with alt + tab, use Pennywise for easy multitasking.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Always stays on top of any open applications
\n
Adjustable opacity – it gets out of your way while you work
\n
Resize and place it anywhere
\n
Shortcuts to make you more productive
\n
Lets you multitask while you work
\n
Open source licensed under MIT
\n
Lean small resource footprint, minimal User Interface.
\n
Cross-platform works on MacOS, Windows and Linux
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and install the relevant distribution from the releases page.
\n
If you are on MacOS, you can use Homebrew to install it
\n
brew cask install pennywise\n
\n
Enable Flash Support
\n
To enable flash support, copy or link Chrome's Pepperflash plugin into your $HOME/.pennywise-flash. You can find the plugin at the installation path of the Chrome. For example, on MacOS, you can do the below to enable Flash support
Here is the list of some of the possible use cases off the top of my head
\n
\n
\n
Use it as a floating window for your calendar/checklist/assigned-tickets etc
\n
Watching tutorial while you code? Open the video in Pennywise and keep it in front of you
\n
Making a video course? Open the demo in Pennywise and show the output in real time
\n
Working on some web UI? Open it in Pennywise to avoid pressing alt + tab again and again
\n
Play some video, watch some talk or play some TV series while you work
\n
Working on something non-familiar? Open the docs in Pennywise
\n
Open that live football match that you won't want to miss
\n
Use it as a desktop widget
\n
\n
Development
\n
Clone the repository, install the dependencies and start the app
\n
yarn install\nyarn start
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n
Here is the list of available shortcuts that you may use
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + L
\n
Show Navbar and focus URL input
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + D
\n
Enable detached mode
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + M
\n
Refresh Page
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + L
\n
Toggle Navbar on WebPages
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Up
\n
Increase Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Down
\n
Decrease Opacity
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + Alt + I
\n
Show Developer Tools
\n
\n
\n
Cmd/Ctrl + [0-9]
\n
Switch Window Opacity
\n
\n\n
\n
\n
Note – Changing the opacity is only supported in Windows and MacOS
\n
\n
Detached Mode
\n
\n
Enabling the detached mode makes Pennywise non-interactive – it will let any interactions fall through to the window below it. To remove the detached mode, focus the window either by clicking the dock icon or by activating it using alt + tab
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Homescreen for the application
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Anything running in pennywise stays on top of everything
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
You can change the opacity too
\n
\n
\n
\n
Auto-embed Videos
\n
For some video streaming websites such as Youtube, Vimeo, Twitch, Daily Motion etc, Pennywise shows you the video only web page by default (using the auto-generated embed links), showing you the video in a distract free manner. You can disable that by toggling the Edit > Embed Videos.
\n
\n
Note – In case of youtube, it might not work sometime when the user has put restrictions on the video – in that case, you will have to disable \"Auto Embed\" option from the Edit menu to make them work.
This repository keeps track of Pendulums client source.
\n
Development server
\n
Run npm run start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Help us to improve Pendulums and keep it alive
\n
Maintaining servers, fixing issues and bringing new features to Pendulums cost a lot of time and money. We will be grateful if you can show us some love using donations.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Pendulums Web/Desktop/Android Clients
\n
This repository keeps track of Pendulums client source.
\n
Development server
\n
Run npm run start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Help us to improve Pendulums and keep it alive
\n
Maintaining servers, fixing issues and bringing new features to Pendulums cost a lot of time and money. We will be grateful if you can show us some love using donations.
Run npm install from the root of this project to set up the project dependencies
\n
cd into the www folder and run npm install for the app dependencies
\n
cd .. back to the root and run npm run reload to start up the live reload server for live code updates
\n
Run electron www from the root folder or electron . from the www folder
\n\n
NOTE: Steps 1 & 2 only need to be done if you've never run a local build or when the dependencies are updated.
\n
Build Setup for macOS & Windows
\n
# install grunt cli\n$ [sudo] npm install -g grunt-cli\n\n# install dev dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Create a fork of the phonegap-app-desktop repository.\n# Clone your fork of the repository.\n# Navigate to project folder on your local machine.\n# Follow instructions in the Build Commands section.\n
\n
Windows Gotchas
\n
Once the build is complete, you will need to follow the instructions under Installation for Windows.
\n
Build Commands
\n
# builds development version\n$ grunt\n\n# builds release version\n$ grunt release\n
\n
Installation for Windows
\n
If you are using the zip file to run the Desktop App, you will need to run the\npostInstall.bat file to install the required dependencies. The file is in\n./build/PhoneGap-win32-ia32/resources/app.asar.unpacked/bin. Right click on the file\nand select "Run as administrator", once the script has finished running you will\nbe able to use the app.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Phonegap Desktop App
\n
\n
Quick Start - Developer Mode
\n\n
Run npm install from the root of this project to set up the project dependencies
\n
cd into the www folder and run npm install for the app dependencies
\n
cd .. back to the root and run npm run reload to start up the live reload server for live code updates
\n
Run electron www from the root folder or electron . from the www folder
\n\n
NOTE: Steps 1 & 2 only need to be done if you've never run a local build or when the dependencies are updated.
\n
Build Setup for macOS & Windows
\n
# install grunt cli\n$ [sudo] npm install -g grunt-cli\n\n# install dev dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Create a fork of the phonegap-app-desktop repository.\n# Clone your fork of the repository.\n# Navigate to project folder on your local machine.\n# Follow instructions in the Build Commands section.\n
\n
Windows Gotchas
\n
Once the build is complete, you will need to follow the instructions under Installation for Windows.
\n
Build Commands
\n
# builds development version\n$ grunt\n\n# builds release version\n$ grunt release\n
\n
Installation for Windows
\n
If you are using the zip file to run the Desktop App, you will need to run the\npostInstall.bat file to install the required dependencies. The file is in\n./build/PhoneGap-win32-ia32/resources/app.asar.unpacked/bin. Right click on the file\nand select \"Run as administrator\", once the script has finished running you will\nbe able to use the app.
Perlotto - minimal google music / youtube wrapper wrapper
\n
\n
Perlotto is a minimal wrapper around Google Music and Youtube services\nthat turnes them into real platers but does not add tons of crap on top.\nSo, what's inside?
\n
\n
Google music and Youtube support
\n
Multimedia keys
\n
Last.FM scrobbling
\n
No notifications
\n
\n
That's it.
\n
Development
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
My favorite music service is not supported! What can I do?
\n
Adding new music service ranges from trivial to somewhat\ncomplicated in case this service works with external plugins\n(like spotify). Nevertheless, Google music implementation\ncan serve as a boilerplate.
\n
You need to be able to reason of several things to get the\nfull integration:
\n
\n
\n
How to understand that player page is loaded
\n
This is playerLoadedp function in inject.js script.
How to do play/pause ot switch to the next or previous track
\n
The javascript to be executed for this commands is defined\nin content.js script.
\n
\n
\n
How to get information about current song.
\n
This is trackInfo function in inject.js script. Please\nnote that this information is only required for last.fm stuff\nbut who knows if we need it for something else, right?
\n
\n
\n
And of course you need to be able to make your service work\ninside Perlotto app.
\n
\n
\n
Packaging
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
Issues
\n
Whenever you encounter any feel free to raise issues in bugtracker or, what's better,\nto solve them and send pull requests.
\n
License
\n
MIT, except app icon, which was just found on iconfinder. If you are\nthe owner and don't want it to be there, please contact me.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Perlotto - minimal google music / youtube wrapper wrapper
\n
\n
Perlotto is a minimal wrapper around Google Music and Youtube services\nthat turnes them into real platers but does not add tons of crap on top.\nSo, what's inside?
\n
\n
Google music and Youtube support
\n
Multimedia keys
\n
Last.FM scrobbling
\n
No notifications
\n
\n
That's it.
\n
Development
\n
$ npm install\n$ npm start
\n
My favorite music service is not supported! What can I do?
\n
Adding new music service ranges from trivial to somewhat\ncomplicated in case this service works with external plugins\n(like spotify). Nevertheless, Google music implementation\ncan serve as a boilerplate.
\n
You need to be able to reason of several things to get the\nfull integration:
\n
\n
\n
How to understand that player page is loaded
\n
This is playerLoadedp function in inject.js script.
How to do play/pause ot switch to the next or previous track
\n
The javascript to be executed for this commands is defined\nin content.js script.
\n
\n
\n
How to get information about current song.
\n
This is trackInfo function in inject.js script. Please\nnote that this information is only required for last.fm stuff\nbut who knows if we need it for something else, right?
\n
\n
\n
And of course you need to be able to make your service work\ninside Perlotto app.
\n
\n
\n
Packaging
\n
$ npm run dist
\n
Issues
\n
Whenever you encounter any feel free to raise issues in bugtracker or, what's better,\nto solve them and send pull requests.
\n
License
\n
MIT, except app icon, which was just found on iconfinder. If you are\nthe owner and don't want it to be there, please contact me.
Simple cross-platform project manager and todo app for single persons (freelancers for example).\nOrganize your ideas, projects, tasks, notes.
\n
\n
Nice, clean, oreview design.
\n
Privacy focus.
\n
From the idea to launch. (project states)
\n
Track your work time each todos and all of project.
\n
Get to-dos out of your head and more focus to the present. Free your mind!
\n
\n
Private sphere
\n
Your data is yours.\nPhreshistant not communicate any clouds. All your data is keep on your machine.\nDon't need internet connection or extrernal accounts.
\n
Features
\n
Choose your workspace folder.
\n
Import/Export database files.
\n
Choose theme (at moment: light, dark, coffee).
\n
Resize views (project and todo columbs).
\n
Project states (order by this sequence)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Freeze (temporary parked. Ex.: don't want work on it for a while, but in the future maybe wants again)
\n
Idea (all new project start in this state)
\n
Notes (It isn't a really state, you can use this for categories other notes. Even separate life things. For example project name is recipes, todo is the recipe title and the todo note is the recipe description)
\n
Stopped (killed project, but you don't want delete )
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all exept Idea)
\n
\n
Project delete is remove all todos and todo notes also!
\n
Todo states (order by this sequence, secondary order is the priority)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Idle (stopped)
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all)
\n
\n
Todos
\n
\n
Home (todos without any project)
\n
Colorize texts on mouse over (for the easy distinction and for fun :D )
\n
You can create one note (simple text or markdown) each todo with "Edit note". Use for description, spec, sub-tasks, etc
\n
Set priority (Low, Medium, High)
\n
Search in todos for quick find it (texts and todo notes in all projects)
\n
Time tracking per todo (auto activate in "Processing" and "Testing" states and show the elapsed time in realtime)
Periodic (trigger every setted time, between 5-600 mins)
\n
Dialy (trigger every day once at time)
\n
Weekly (trigger every week once at time)
\n
Monthly (trigger every month once at time)
\n
Yearly (trigger every year once at time)
\n
\n
Reminder
\n
\n
Set date and time
\n
Set a text you want show on trigger
\n
Choose the type
\n
Alert window on trigger (optional, default false)
\n
Modal window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Focus app window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Restore todos to Idle state (flexible scheduling)
\n
\n
You can pick up todos for all types of reminders. On trigger the choosed todos (re)set to "Idle" state.
\n
Upgrade 1.1.2 Features
\n
\n
Todo note editor toolbar position fixed on scroll also
\n
Views height resize on maximize and restore also
\n
Electron version upgrade to 4.0
\n
\n
Upgrade 1.1.1 Features
\n
\n
Settings added: Toggle show clock
\n
Settings added: Reload app
\n
Themes added: Purple
\n
Themes added: Hello Kitty (pink)
\n
Themes added: Ubuntu glass
\n
Project- Todo list worktime is now divided to hours only (the old style is still divided to days and years, now it shows in popup on the worktime hover)
\n
Project- Todo list state menu added: 'Workprice'\n(The value of the todo(s) price per hour. Add it to the project for set global price to all todos and/or add to a todo for overwrite/add price just for the task.)
\n
Markdown links (links in todo notes text) opens in your default browser from now on. (This is only valid for the new links, if you want to use the old links, please recreate them in your todo notes.)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
\n
Install
\n
npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
npm start\n
\n
Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
\n
npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
\n
Packaged zips not required installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
\n
Build
\n
npm run dist\n
\n
Support
\n
If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
\n
Thank you, Have a nice day!
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Phreshistant
\n
Simple cross-platform project manager and todo app for single persons (freelancers for example).\nOrganize your ideas, projects, tasks, notes.
\n
\n
Nice, clean, oreview design.
\n
Privacy focus.
\n
From the idea to launch. (project states)
\n
Track your work time each todos and all of project.
\n
Get to-dos out of your head and more focus to the present. Free your mind!
\n
\n
Private sphere
\n
Your data is yours.\nPhreshistant not communicate any clouds. All your data is keep on your machine.\nDon't need internet connection or extrernal accounts.
\n
Features
\n
Choose your workspace folder.
\n
Import/Export database files.
\n
Choose theme (at moment: light, dark, coffee).
\n
Resize views (project and todo columbs).
\n
Project states (order by this sequence)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Freeze (temporary parked. Ex.: don't want work on it for a while, but in the future maybe wants again)
\n
Idea (all new project start in this state)
\n
Notes (It isn't a really state, you can use this for categories other notes. Even separate life things. For example project name is recipes, todo is the recipe title and the todo note is the recipe description)
\n
Stopped (killed project, but you don't want delete )
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all exept Idea)
\n
\n
Project delete is remove all todos and todo notes also!
\n
Todo states (order by this sequence, secondary order is the priority)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Idle (stopped)
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all)
\n
\n
Todos
\n
\n
Home (todos without any project)
\n
Colorize texts on mouse over (for the easy distinction and for fun :D )
\n
You can create one note (simple text or markdown) each todo with \"Edit note\". Use for description, spec, sub-tasks, etc
\n
Set priority (Low, Medium, High)
\n
Search in todos for quick find it (texts and todo notes in all projects)
\n
Time tracking per todo (auto activate in \"Processing\" and \"Testing\" states and show the elapsed time in realtime)
Periodic (trigger every setted time, between 5-600 mins)
\n
Dialy (trigger every day once at time)
\n
Weekly (trigger every week once at time)
\n
Monthly (trigger every month once at time)
\n
Yearly (trigger every year once at time)
\n
\n
Reminder
\n
\n
Set date and time
\n
Set a text you want show on trigger
\n
Choose the type
\n
Alert window on trigger (optional, default false)
\n
Modal window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Focus app window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Restore todos to Idle state (flexible scheduling)
\n
\n
You can pick up todos for all types of reminders. On trigger the choosed todos (re)set to \"Idle\" state.
\n
Upgrade 1.1.2 Features
\n
\n
Todo note editor toolbar position fixed on scroll also
\n
Views height resize on maximize and restore also
\n
Electron version upgrade to 4.0
\n
\n
Upgrade 1.1.1 Features
\n
\n
Settings added: Toggle show clock
\n
Settings added: Reload app
\n
Themes added: Purple
\n
Themes added: Hello Kitty (pink)
\n
Themes added: Ubuntu glass
\n
Project- Todo list worktime is now divided to hours only (the old style is still divided to days and years, now it shows in popup on the worktime hover)
\n
Project- Todo list state menu added: 'Workprice'\n(The value of the todo(s) price per hour. Add it to the project for set global price to all todos and/or add to a todo for overwrite/add price just for the task.)
\n
Markdown links (links in todo notes text) opens in your default browser from now on. (This is only valid for the new links, if you want to use the old links, please recreate them in your todo notes.)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
**NOTE: The Phonegap Desktop App is a deprecated project. We advise users to move over to Apache Cordova tooling.
\n
Phonegap Desktop App
\n
\n
Quick Start - Developer Mode
\n\n
Run npm install from the root of this project to set up the project dependencies
\n
cd into the www folder and run npm install for the app dependencies
\n
cd .. back to the root and run npm run reload to start up the live reload server for live code updates
\n
Run electron www from the root folder or electron . from the www folder
\n\n
NOTE: Steps 1 & 2 only need to be done if you've never run a local build or when the dependencies are updated.
\n
Build Setup for macOS & Windows
\n
# install grunt cli\n$ [sudo] npm install -g grunt-cli\n\n# install dev dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Create a fork of the phonegap-app-desktop repository.\n# Clone your fork of the repository.\n# Navigate to project folder on your local machine.\n# Follow instructions in the Build Commands section.\n
\n
Windows Gotchas
\n
Once the build is complete, you will need to follow the instructions under Installation for Windows.
\n
Build Commands
\n
# builds development version\n$ grunt\n\n# builds release version\n$ grunt release\n
\n
Installation for Windows
\n
If you are using the zip file to run the Desktop App, you will need to run the\npostInstall.bat file to install the required dependencies. The file is in\n./build/PhoneGap-win32-ia32/resources/app.asar.unpacked/bin. Right click on the file\nand select "Run as administrator", once the script has finished running you will\nbe able to use the app.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
**NOTE: The Phonegap Desktop App is a deprecated project. We advise users to move over to Apache Cordova tooling.
\n
Phonegap Desktop App
\n
\n
Quick Start - Developer Mode
\n\n
Run npm install from the root of this project to set up the project dependencies
\n
cd into the www folder and run npm install for the app dependencies
\n
cd .. back to the root and run npm run reload to start up the live reload server for live code updates
\n
Run electron www from the root folder or electron . from the www folder
\n\n
NOTE: Steps 1 & 2 only need to be done if you've never run a local build or when the dependencies are updated.
\n
Build Setup for macOS & Windows
\n
# install grunt cli\n$ [sudo] npm install -g grunt-cli\n\n# install dev dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Create a fork of the phonegap-app-desktop repository.\n# Clone your fork of the repository.\n# Navigate to project folder on your local machine.\n# Follow instructions in the Build Commands section.\n
\n
Windows Gotchas
\n
Once the build is complete, you will need to follow the instructions under Installation for Windows.
\n
Build Commands
\n
# builds development version\n$ grunt\n\n# builds release version\n$ grunt release\n
\n
Installation for Windows
\n
If you are using the zip file to run the Desktop App, you will need to run the\npostInstall.bat file to install the required dependencies. The file is in\n./build/PhoneGap-win32-ia32/resources/app.asar.unpacked/bin. Right click on the file\nand select \"Run as administrator\", once the script has finished running you will\nbe able to use the app.
Windows screen saver that displays a photo slideshow, based on the Electron framework.
\n
Why?
\n
Since modern LCD displays aren't subject to burn-in, screen savers are a thing of the past... right?
\n
Not if you have your HTPC hooked up to a plasma TV -- plasma still has a big problem with burn-in.\nFinding myself in that situation, I needed a screen saver that would protect the screen while a movie is paused.\nI also wanted it to look great -- it's in my living room, after all -- but every screen saver I tried looked\nlike it was written decades ago. (Most of them were.)
\n
Modern web technologies make it incredibly easy to create engaging animations. All I needed was a way\nto marry the web tools we know and love to the Windows screen saver framework. That's where Electron comes in.
\n
Please note: This is currently a Windows-specific project. You can run the code in Electron\non other platforms, but you won't get the screen saver integration with the OS.
\n
Before You Build
\n
This screen saver displays a photo slideshow with a simple "Ken Burns" effect. It supports three photo sources:
\n
\n
Flickr: Photos from the group "Flickr's Best Landscape Photographers (Post 1 Award 2)"
Since I didn't feel like implementing a Settings window, you'll need to make some simple code changes to set up\na source. If you take a look at the top of src/index.ts, you'll find the following snippet of code. Do what it\nsays and uncomment only the source you want to use:
\n
// Uncomment ONE of the following photo sources:\nimport { getPhotos } from "./flickr";\n// import { getPhotos } from "./500px";\n// import { getPhotos } from "./local-images";\n
\n
Then do one of the following:
\n
\n
\n
Flickr: Get a Flickr API key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
\n
export const FLICKR_API_KEY = "<your API key goes here>";\n
\n
\n
\n
500px: Get a 500px consumer key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
Local: Edit src/local-images.ts and set the FOLDER_PATH to point to your image folder:
\n
const FOLDER_PATH = "<your path goes here>";\n
\n
\n
\n
A quick warning: When you display random photos from the web, there's always a chance you'll get something you\nwouldn't want your kids, your grandma, or your boss to see. These Flickr and 500px API calls are supposed to\navoid anything NSFW, but photos do end up in the wrong category from time to time -- don't say I didn't warn you.\nIf you want to stay on the safe side, you can always use your own local folder of photos.
\n
How to Build
\n
Install: This project requires Node.js -- if you've read this far, you\nprobably already have it. Once you have Node.js, go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Build: Go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Run: Once the build is complete, you have a couple of options. If you want to quickly fire it up and see what it does, go to the project folder and run:
\n
npm start\n
\n
If you want to install it as a screen saver, look in the package\\photo-screen-saver-win32-x64 subfolder\nand find the file photo-screen-saver.scr. Right-click the file and choose Install. When you go to the Windows screen\nsaver settings, you'll see that photo-screen-saver is now your selected screen saver.
\n
Behind the Scenes
\n
It's a lot easier than I thought to create a screen saver for Windows -- it's just a normal executable\nwith a .scr extension. The program just needs to display a topmost full-screen window and\nexit on mouse or keyboard activity. These requirements are really easy to meet in Electron!
\n
Note: This project is the bare minimum and won't give you the mini-preview or Settings features.\nThe mini-preview is a pain to implement, and to my mind unnecessary. To support Settings you just\nneed to handle the /S command line argument and display an appropriate UI. (I was too lazy to implement\na Settings UI, but you might feel differently!)
\n
Possibilities
\n
This project is a good (if minimal) framework for any screen saver you might want to create. For starters, you could\nchange the Flickr or 500px API calls to get different types of photos. Or you could get photos from\nanother source entirely. If photos aren't your cup of tea, try Googling WebGL demo\nor three.js demo, pick the coolest animation you can\nfind, and incorporate it into index.ts and index.css. CodePen is another\ngreat source of inspiration. Whatever you use, make sure to comply with the license terms!
\n
License
\n
The MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2016 Rand Scullard
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
photo-screen-saver
\n
\n
Windows screen saver that displays a photo slideshow, based on the Electron framework.
\n
Why?
\n
Since modern LCD displays aren't subject to burn-in, screen savers are a thing of the past... right?
\n
Not if you have your HTPC hooked up to a plasma TV -- plasma still has a big problem with burn-in.\nFinding myself in that situation, I needed a screen saver that would protect the screen while a movie is paused.\nI also wanted it to look great -- it's in my living room, after all -- but every screen saver I tried looked\nlike it was written decades ago. (Most of them were.)
\n
Modern web technologies make it incredibly easy to create engaging animations. All I needed was a way\nto marry the web tools we know and love to the Windows screen saver framework. That's where Electron comes in.
\n
Please note: This is currently a Windows-specific project. You can run the code in Electron\non other platforms, but you won't get the screen saver integration with the OS.
\n
Before You Build
\n
This screen saver displays a photo slideshow with a simple \"Ken Burns\" effect. It supports three photo sources:
\n
\n
Flickr: Photos from the group \"Flickr's Best Landscape Photographers (Post 1 Award 2)\"
Since I didn't feel like implementing a Settings window, you'll need to make some simple code changes to set up\na source. If you take a look at the top of src/index.ts, you'll find the following snippet of code. Do what it\nsays and uncomment only the source you want to use:
\n
// Uncomment ONE of the following photo sources:\nimport { getPhotos } from \"./flickr\";\n// import { getPhotos } from \"./500px\";\n// import { getPhotos } from \"./local-images\";\n
\n
Then do one of the following:
\n
\n
\n
Flickr: Get a Flickr API key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
\n
export const FLICKR_API_KEY = \"<your API key goes here>\";\n
\n
\n
\n
500px: Get a 500px consumer key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
Local: Edit src/local-images.ts and set the FOLDER_PATH to point to your image folder:
\n
const FOLDER_PATH = \"<your path goes here>\";\n
\n
\n
\n
A quick warning: When you display random photos from the web, there's always a chance you'll get something you\nwouldn't want your kids, your grandma, or your boss to see. These Flickr and 500px API calls are supposed to\navoid anything NSFW, but photos do end up in the wrong category from time to time -- don't say I didn't warn you.\nIf you want to stay on the safe side, you can always use your own local folder of photos.
\n
How to Build
\n
Install: This project requires Node.js -- if you've read this far, you\nprobably already have it. Once you have Node.js, go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Build: Go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Run: Once the build is complete, you have a couple of options. If you want to quickly fire it up and see what it does, go to the project folder and run:
\n
npm start\n
\n
If you want to install it as a screen saver, look in the package\\photo-screen-saver-win32-x64 subfolder\nand find the file photo-screen-saver.scr. Right-click the file and choose Install. When you go to the Windows screen\nsaver settings, you'll see that photo-screen-saver is now your selected screen saver.
\n
Behind the Scenes
\n
It's a lot easier than I thought to create a screen saver for Windows -- it's just a normal executable\nwith a .scr extension. The program just needs to display a topmost full-screen window and\nexit on mouse or keyboard activity. These requirements are really easy to meet in Electron!
\n
Note: This project is the bare minimum and won't give you the mini-preview or Settings features.\nThe mini-preview is a pain to implement, and to my mind unnecessary. To support Settings you just\nneed to handle the /S command line argument and display an appropriate UI. (I was too lazy to implement\na Settings UI, but you might feel differently!)
\n
Possibilities
\n
This project is a good (if minimal) framework for any screen saver you might want to create. For starters, you could\nchange the Flickr or 500px API calls to get different types of photos. Or you could get photos from\nanother source entirely. If photos aren't your cup of tea, try Googling WebGL demo\nor three.js demo, pick the coolest animation you can\nfind, and incorporate it into index.ts and index.css. CodePen is another\ngreat source of inspiration. Whatever you use, make sure to comply with the license terms!
mkv (aac audio only. ac3 not, but you can convert to aac)
\n
m4v
\n
ogg (ogv)
\n
mov
\n
mp3
\n
flac
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
key
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
l
\n
toggle (show/hide) playlist
\n
\n
\n
f
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
enter
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
esc
\n
exit fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
m
\n
toggle mute
\n
\n
\n
up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left
\n
seek -5 sec
\n
\n
\n
right
\n
seek +5 sec
\n
\n
\n
p
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
b
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
n
\n
next video
\n
\n
\n
space
\n
toggle play/pause
\n
\n
\n
t
\n
toggle always on top
\n
\n
\n
q
\n
quit
\n
\n\n
\n
Mouse events
\n
\n\n
\n
event
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
mouse move
\n
show controls (auto hide after 1 sec)
\n
\n
\n
leave cursor on controls box
\n
show controls (still visible)
\n
\n
\n
left doubleclick
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
scroll up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
scroll down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left click on progressbar
\n
seek to the point
\n
\n
\n
right click
\n
menu open
\n
\n\n
\n
File/Folder drops
\n
\n\n
\n
place
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
videoplayer area
\n
clear actual playlist, and refill with the new files
\n
\n
\n
playlist area
\n
append files to the actual playlist
\n
\n\n
\n
The application can read folders also, but just 1 level deep:
\n
\n
\n
.
\n
\n
\n
..
\n
\n
\n
Folder
\n
\n
Folder2\n
\n
file level 3
\n
\n
\n
file level 2
\n
file2 level 2
\n
\n
\n
\n
file level 1
\n
\n
\n
file2 level 1
\n
\n
\n
level 1 and level 2 files will append also to the playlist if you drop in at the same time, but level 3 file in Folder2 won't.
\n
'Sorry bro, no mana..'
\n
The electron (and the original too) Chromium/Chrome currently not support multi audio tracks in html 5 video players, so the language change unavilable yet in multi language videos.. :(
\n
Unfortunately I can't test on MacOS, so if you want better support for Mac, buy me a MacBook.. :D .. Or write to me the problems and deficiency what you found and i'll try to fix it.
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
mkv (aac audio only. ac3 not, but you can convert to aac)
\n
m4v
\n
ogg (ogv)
\n
mov
\n
mp3
\n
flac
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
key
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
l
\n
toggle (show/hide) playlist
\n
\n
\n
f
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
enter
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
esc
\n
exit fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
m
\n
toggle mute
\n
\n
\n
up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left
\n
seek -5 sec
\n
\n
\n
right
\n
seek +5 sec
\n
\n
\n
p
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
b
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
n
\n
next video
\n
\n
\n
space
\n
toggle play/pause
\n
\n
\n
t
\n
toggle always on top
\n
\n
\n
q
\n
quit
\n
\n\n
\n
Mouse events
\n
\n\n
\n
event
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
mouse move
\n
show controls (auto hide after 1 sec)
\n
\n
\n
leave cursor on controls box
\n
show controls (still visible)
\n
\n
\n
left doubleclick
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
scroll up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
scroll down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left click on progressbar
\n
seek to the point
\n
\n
\n
right click
\n
menu open
\n
\n\n
\n
File/Folder drops
\n
\n\n
\n
place
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
videoplayer area
\n
clear actual playlist, and refill with the new files
\n
\n
\n
playlist area
\n
append files to the actual playlist
\n
\n\n
\n
The application can read folders also, but just 1 level deep:
\n
\n
\n
.
\n
\n
\n
..
\n
\n
\n
Folder
\n
\n
Folder2\n
\n
file level 3
\n
\n
\n
file level 2
\n
file2 level 2
\n
\n
\n
\n
file level 1
\n
\n
\n
file2 level 1
\n
\n
\n
level 1 and level 2 files will append also to the playlist if you drop in at the same time, but level 3 file in Folder2 won't.
\n
'Sorry bro, no mana..'
\n
The electron (and the original too) Chromium/Chrome currently not support multi audio tracks in html 5 video players, so the language change unavilable yet in multi language videos.. :(
\n
Unfortunately I can't test on MacOS, so if you want better support for Mac, buy me a MacBook.. :D .. Or write to me the problems and deficiency what you found and i'll try to fix it.
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Windows screen saver that displays a photo slideshow, based on the Electron framework.
\n
Why?
\n
Since modern LCD displays aren't subject to burn-in, screen savers are a thing of the past... right?
\n
Not if you have your HTPC hooked up to a plasma TV -- plasma still has a big problem with burn-in.\nFinding myself in that situation, I needed a screen saver that would protect the screen while a movie is paused.\nI also wanted it to look great -- it's in my living room, after all -- but every screen saver I tried looked\nlike it was written decades ago. (Most of them were.)
\n
Modern web technologies make it incredibly easy to create engaging animations. All I needed was a way\nto marry the web tools we know and love to the Windows screen saver framework. That's where Electron comes in.
\n
Please note: This is currently a Windows-specific project. You can run the code in Electron\non other platforms, but you won't get the screen saver integration with the OS.
\n
Before You Build
\n
This screen saver displays a photo slideshow with a simple "Ken Burns" effect. It supports three photo sources:
\n
\n
Flickr: Photos from the group "Flickr's Best Landscape Photographers (Post 1 Award 2)"
Since I didn't feel like implementing a Settings window, you'll need to make some simple code changes to set up\na source. If you take a look at the top of src/index.ts, you'll find the following snippet of code. Do what it\nsays and uncomment only the source you want to use:
\n
// Uncomment ONE of the following photo sources:\nimport { getPhotos } from "./flickr";\n// import { getPhotos } from "./500px";\n// import { getPhotos } from "./local-images";\n
\n
Then do one of the following:
\n
\n
\n
Flickr: Get a Flickr API key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
\n
export const FLICKR_API_KEY = "<your API key goes here>";\n
\n
\n
\n
500px: Get a 500px consumer key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
Local: Edit src/local-images.ts and set the FOLDER_PATH to point to your image folder:
\n
const FOLDER_PATH = "<your path goes here>";\n
\n
\n
\n
A quick warning: When you display random photos from the web, there's always a chance you'll get something you\nwouldn't want your kids, your grandma, or your boss to see. These Flickr and 500px API calls are supposed to\navoid anything NSFW, but photos do end up in the wrong category from time to time -- don't say I didn't warn you.\nIf you want to stay on the safe side, you can always use your own local folder of photos.
\n
How to Build
\n
Install: This project requires Node.js -- if you've read this far, you\nprobably already have it. Once you have Node.js, go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Build: Go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Run: Once the build is complete, you have a couple of options. If you want to quickly fire it up and see what it does, go to the project folder and run:
\n
npm start\n
\n
If you want to install it as a screen saver, look in the package\\photo-screen-saver-win32-x64 subfolder\nand find the file photo-screen-saver.scr. Right-click the file and choose Install. When you go to the Windows screen\nsaver settings, you'll see that photo-screen-saver is now your selected screen saver.
\n
Behind the Scenes
\n
It's a lot easier than I thought to create a screen saver for Windows -- it's just a normal executable\nwith a .scr extension. The program just needs to display a topmost full-screen window and\nexit on mouse or keyboard activity. These requirements are really easy to meet in Electron!
\n
Note: This project is the bare minimum and won't give you the mini-preview or Settings features.\nThe mini-preview is a pain to implement, and to my mind unnecessary. To support Settings you just\nneed to handle the /S command line argument and display an appropriate UI. (I was too lazy to implement\na Settings UI, but you might feel differently!)
\n
Possibilities
\n
This project is a good (if minimal) framework for any screen saver you might want to create. For starters, you could\nchange the Flickr or 500px API calls to get different types of photos. Or you could get photos from\nanother source entirely. If photos aren't your cup of tea, try Googling WebGL demo\nor three.js demo, pick the coolest animation you can\nfind, and incorporate it into index.ts and index.css. CodePen is another\ngreat source of inspiration. Whatever you use, make sure to comply with the license terms!
\n
License
\n
The MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2016 Rand Scullard
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
photo-screen-saver
\n
\n
Windows screen saver that displays a photo slideshow, based on the Electron framework.
\n
Why?
\n
Since modern LCD displays aren't subject to burn-in, screen savers are a thing of the past... right?
\n
Not if you have your HTPC hooked up to a plasma TV -- plasma still has a big problem with burn-in.\nFinding myself in that situation, I needed a screen saver that would protect the screen while a movie is paused.\nI also wanted it to look great -- it's in my living room, after all -- but every screen saver I tried looked\nlike it was written decades ago. (Most of them were.)
\n
Modern web technologies make it incredibly easy to create engaging animations. All I needed was a way\nto marry the web tools we know and love to the Windows screen saver framework. That's where Electron comes in.
\n
Please note: This is currently a Windows-specific project. You can run the code in Electron\non other platforms, but you won't get the screen saver integration with the OS.
\n
Before You Build
\n
This screen saver displays a photo slideshow with a simple \"Ken Burns\" effect. It supports three photo sources:
\n
\n
Flickr: Photos from the group \"Flickr's Best Landscape Photographers (Post 1 Award 2)\"
Since I didn't feel like implementing a Settings window, you'll need to make some simple code changes to set up\na source. If you take a look at the top of src/index.ts, you'll find the following snippet of code. Do what it\nsays and uncomment only the source you want to use:
\n
// Uncomment ONE of the following photo sources:\nimport { getPhotos } from \"./flickr\";\n// import { getPhotos } from \"./500px\";\n// import { getPhotos } from \"./local-images\";\n
\n
Then do one of the following:
\n
\n
\n
Flickr: Get a Flickr API key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
\n
export const FLICKR_API_KEY = \"<your API key goes here>\";\n
\n
\n
\n
500px: Get a 500px consumer key and put it in src/api-keys.ts:
Local: Edit src/local-images.ts and set the FOLDER_PATH to point to your image folder:
\n
const FOLDER_PATH = \"<your path goes here>\";\n
\n
\n
\n
A quick warning: When you display random photos from the web, there's always a chance you'll get something you\nwouldn't want your kids, your grandma, or your boss to see. These Flickr and 500px API calls are supposed to\navoid anything NSFW, but photos do end up in the wrong category from time to time -- don't say I didn't warn you.\nIf you want to stay on the safe side, you can always use your own local folder of photos.
\n
How to Build
\n
Install: This project requires Node.js -- if you've read this far, you\nprobably already have it. Once you have Node.js, go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm install\n
\n
Build: Go to the project folder and run the following command:
\n
npm run build\n
\n
Run: Once the build is complete, you have a couple of options. If you want to quickly fire it up and see what it does, go to the project folder and run:
\n
npm start\n
\n
If you want to install it as a screen saver, look in the package\\photo-screen-saver-win32-x64 subfolder\nand find the file photo-screen-saver.scr. Right-click the file and choose Install. When you go to the Windows screen\nsaver settings, you'll see that photo-screen-saver is now your selected screen saver.
\n
Behind the Scenes
\n
It's a lot easier than I thought to create a screen saver for Windows -- it's just a normal executable\nwith a .scr extension. The program just needs to display a topmost full-screen window and\nexit on mouse or keyboard activity. These requirements are really easy to meet in Electron!
\n
Note: This project is the bare minimum and won't give you the mini-preview or Settings features.\nThe mini-preview is a pain to implement, and to my mind unnecessary. To support Settings you just\nneed to handle the /S command line argument and display an appropriate UI. (I was too lazy to implement\na Settings UI, but you might feel differently!)
\n
Possibilities
\n
This project is a good (if minimal) framework for any screen saver you might want to create. For starters, you could\nchange the Flickr or 500px API calls to get different types of photos. Or you could get photos from\nanother source entirely. If photos aren't your cup of tea, try Googling WebGL demo\nor three.js demo, pick the coolest animation you can\nfind, and incorporate it into index.ts and index.css. CodePen is another\ngreat source of inspiration. Whatever you use, make sure to comply with the license terms!
The way we get things done is often project-oriented. However, the files, applications, tasklists, etc. are scattered everywhere. Pile is a place for you to put them all together.
\n
Usage
\n
Before we get started, let me help you get it more clear how to use Pile.
\n
Board
\n
A board (or tab) is a place to hold all the resources of your project or workspace. You can organize your things related to the project/workspace using hubs.
\n
Hub
\n
A hub (or card) is an area for specific stuff. There are currently three kinds of hubs:
\n
App/File
\n
You can add apps or files you may use in this area so that you can quickly access them and open them.
\n
\n \n
\n
Notes
\n
Online resources (often appeared as links) or your thoughts can be taken down here. Markdown is supported! 🎉
# install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev # or npm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build:dir # or npm run build:dir\n
\n\n
Changelog
\n
Detailed changes for each release are documented in the CHANGELOG.md
The way we get things done is often project-oriented. However, the files, applications, tasklists, etc. are scattered everywhere. Pile is a place for you to put them all together.
\n
Usage
\n
Before we get started, let me help you get it more clear how to use Pile.
\n
Board
\n
A board (or tab) is a place to hold all the resources of your project or workspace. You can organize your things related to the project/workspace using hubs.
\n
Hub
\n
A hub (or card) is an area for specific stuff. There are currently three kinds of hubs:
\n
App/File
\n
You can add apps or files you may use in this area so that you can quickly access them and open them.
\n
\n \n
\n
Notes
\n
Online resources (often appeared as links) or your thoughts can be taken down here. Markdown is supported! 🎉
# install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev # or npm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build:dir # or npm run build:dir\n
\n\n
Changelog
\n
Detailed changes for each release are documented in the CHANGELOG.md
mkv (aac audio only. ac3 not, but you can convert to aac)
\n
m4v
\n
ogg (ogv)
\n
mov
\n
mp3
\n
flac
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
key
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
l
\n
toggle (show/hide) playlist
\n
\n
\n
f
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
enter
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
esc
\n
exit fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
m
\n
toggle mute
\n
\n
\n
up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left
\n
seek -5 sec
\n
\n
\n
right
\n
seek +5 sec
\n
\n
\n
p
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
b
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
n
\n
next video
\n
\n
\n
space
\n
toggle play/pause
\n
\n
\n
t
\n
toggle always on top
\n
\n
\n
q
\n
quit
\n
\n\n
\n
Mouse events
\n
\n\n
\n
event
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
mouse move
\n
show controls (auto hide after 1 sec)
\n
\n
\n
leave cursor on controls box
\n
show controls (still visible)
\n
\n
\n
left doubleclick
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
scroll up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
scroll down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left click on progressbar
\n
seek to the point
\n
\n
\n
right click
\n
menu open
\n
\n\n
\n
File/Folder drops
\n
\n\n
\n
place
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
videoplayer area
\n
clear actual playlist, and refill with the new files
\n
\n
\n
playlist area
\n
append files to the actual playlist
\n
\n\n
\n
The application can read folders also, but just 1 level deep:
\n
\n
\n
.
\n
\n
\n
..
\n
\n
\n
Folder
\n
\n
Folder2\n
\n
file level 3
\n
\n
\n
file level 2
\n
file2 level 2
\n
\n
\n
\n
file level 1
\n
\n
\n
file2 level 1
\n
\n
\n
level 1 and level 2 files will append also to the playlist if you drop in at the same time, but level 3 file in Folder2 won't.
\n
'Sorry bro, no mana..'
\n
The electron (and the original too) Chromium/Chrome currently not support multi audio tracks in html 5 video players, so the language change unavilable yet in multi language videos.. :(
\n
Unfortunately I can't test on MacOS, so if you want better support for Mac, buy me a MacBook.. :D .. Or write to me the problems and deficiency what you found and i'll try to fix it.
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
mkv (aac audio only. ac3 not, but you can convert to aac)
\n
m4v
\n
ogg (ogv)
\n
mov
\n
mp3
\n
flac
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
key
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
l
\n
toggle (show/hide) playlist
\n
\n
\n
f
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
enter
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
esc
\n
exit fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
m
\n
toggle mute
\n
\n
\n
up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left
\n
seek -5 sec
\n
\n
\n
right
\n
seek +5 sec
\n
\n
\n
p
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
b
\n
previous video
\n
\n
\n
n
\n
next video
\n
\n
\n
space
\n
toggle play/pause
\n
\n
\n
t
\n
toggle always on top
\n
\n
\n
q
\n
quit
\n
\n\n
\n
Mouse events
\n
\n\n
\n
event
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
mouse move
\n
show controls (auto hide after 1 sec)
\n
\n
\n
leave cursor on controls box
\n
show controls (still visible)
\n
\n
\n
left doubleclick
\n
toggle fullscreen
\n
\n
\n
scroll up
\n
volume increase
\n
\n
\n
scroll down
\n
volume decrease
\n
\n
\n
left click on progressbar
\n
seek to the point
\n
\n
\n
right click
\n
menu open
\n
\n\n
\n
File/Folder drops
\n
\n\n
\n
place
\n
action
\n
\n\n\n
\n
videoplayer area
\n
clear actual playlist, and refill with the new files
\n
\n
\n
playlist area
\n
append files to the actual playlist
\n
\n\n
\n
The application can read folders also, but just 1 level deep:
\n
\n
\n
.
\n
\n
\n
..
\n
\n
\n
Folder
\n
\n
Folder2\n
\n
file level 3
\n
\n
\n
file level 2
\n
file2 level 2
\n
\n
\n
\n
file level 1
\n
\n
\n
file2 level 1
\n
\n
\n
level 1 and level 2 files will append also to the playlist if you drop in at the same time, but level 3 file in Folder2 won't.
\n
'Sorry bro, no mana..'
\n
The electron (and the original too) Chromium/Chrome currently not support multi audio tracks in html 5 video players, so the language change unavilable yet in multi language videos.. :(
\n
Unfortunately I can't test on MacOS, so if you want better support for Mac, buy me a MacBook.. :D .. Or write to me the problems and deficiency what you found and i'll try to fix it.
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
PineSQL is Electron-based SQL manager, which can help you manage your MySQL database, execute remote code, and use constructor to build requests (coming soon).
Use npm i and wait until package installation ends
\n
Finally, execute npm start.
\n\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
PineSQL
\n
PineSQL is Electron-based SQL manager, which can help you manage your MySQL database, execute remote code, and use constructor to build requests (coming soon).
Simple cross-platform project manager and todo app for single persons (freelancers for example).\nOrganize your ideas, projects, tasks, notes.
\n
\n
Nice, clean, oreview design.
\n
Privacy focus.
\n
From the idea to launch. (project states)
\n
Track your work time each todos and all of project.
\n
Get to-dos out of your head and more focus to the present. Free your mind!
\n
\n
Private sphere
\n
Your data is yours.\nPhreshistant not communicate any clouds. All your data is keep on your machine.\nDon't need internet connection or extrernal accounts.
\n
Features
\n
Choose your workspace folder.
\n
Import/Export database files.
\n
Choose theme (at moment: light, dark, coffee).
\n
Resize views (project and todo columbs).
\n
Project states (order by this sequence)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Freeze (temporary parked. Ex.: don't want work on it for a while, but in the future maybe wants again)
\n
Idea (all new project start in this state)
\n
Notes (It isn't a really state, you can use this for categories other notes. Even separate life things. For example project name is recipes, todo is the recipe title and the todo note is the recipe description)
\n
Stopped (killed project, but you don't want delete )
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all exept Idea)
\n
\n
Project delete is remove all todos and todo notes also!
\n
Todo states (order by this sequence, secondary order is the priority)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Idle (stopped)
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all)
\n
\n
Todos
\n
\n
Home (todos without any project)
\n
Colorize texts on mouse over (for the easy distinction and for fun :D )
\n
You can create one note (simple text or markdown) each todo with "Edit note". Use for description, spec, sub-tasks, etc
\n
Set priority (Low, Medium, High)
\n
Search in todos for quick find it (texts and todo notes in all projects)
\n
Time tracking per todo (auto activate in "Processing" and "Testing" states and show the elapsed time in realtime)
Periodic (trigger every setted time, between 5-600 mins)
\n
Dialy (trigger every day once at time)
\n
Weekly (trigger every week once at time)
\n
Monthly (trigger every month once at time)
\n
Yearly (trigger every year once at time)
\n
\n
Reminder
\n
\n
Set date and time
\n
Set a text you want show on trigger
\n
Choose the type
\n
Alert window on trigger (optional, default false)
\n
Modal window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Focus app window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Restore todos to Idle state (flexible scheduling)
\n
\n
You can pick up todos for all types of reminders. On trigger the choosed todos (re)set to "Idle" state.
\n
Upgrade 1.1.2 Features
\n
\n
Todo note editor toolbar position fixed on scroll also
\n
Views height resize on maximize and restore also
\n
Electron version upgrade to 4.0
\n
\n
Upgrade 1.1.1 Features
\n
\n
Settings added: Toggle show clock
\n
Settings added: Reload app
\n
Themes added: Purple
\n
Themes added: Hello Kitty (pink)
\n
Themes added: Ubuntu glass
\n
Project- Todo list worktime is now divided to hours only (the old style is still divided to days and years, now it shows in popup on the worktime hover)
\n
Project- Todo list state menu added: 'Workprice'\n(The value of the todo(s) price per hour. Add it to the project for set global price to all todos and/or add to a todo for overwrite/add price just for the task.)
\n
Markdown links (links in todo notes text) opens in your default browser from now on. (This is only valid for the new links, if you want to use the old links, please recreate them in your todo notes.)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
\n
Install
\n
npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
npm start\n
\n
Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
\n
npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
\n
Packaged zips not required installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
\n
Build
\n
npm run dist\n
\n
Support
\n
If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
\n
Thank you, Have a nice day!
\n
",
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Phreshistant
\n
Simple cross-platform project manager and todo app for single persons (freelancers for example).\nOrganize your ideas, projects, tasks, notes.
\n
\n
Nice, clean, oreview design.
\n
Privacy focus.
\n
From the idea to launch. (project states)
\n
Track your work time each todos and all of project.
\n
Get to-dos out of your head and more focus to the present. Free your mind!
\n
\n
Private sphere
\n
Your data is yours.\nPhreshistant not communicate any clouds. All your data is keep on your machine.\nDon't need internet connection or extrernal accounts.
\n
Features
\n
Choose your workspace folder.
\n
Import/Export database files.
\n
Choose theme (at moment: light, dark, coffee).
\n
Resize views (project and todo columbs).
\n
Project states (order by this sequence)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Freeze (temporary parked. Ex.: don't want work on it for a while, but in the future maybe wants again)
\n
Idea (all new project start in this state)
\n
Notes (It isn't a really state, you can use this for categories other notes. Even separate life things. For example project name is recipes, todo is the recipe title and the todo note is the recipe description)
\n
Stopped (killed project, but you don't want delete )
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all exept Idea)
\n
\n
Project delete is remove all todos and todo notes also!
\n
Todo states (order by this sequence, secondary order is the priority)
\n
\n
Processing (running)
\n
Testing (in review)
\n
Idle (stopped)
\n
Finished (you can re-set states from all to all)
\n
\n
Todos
\n
\n
Home (todos without any project)
\n
Colorize texts on mouse over (for the easy distinction and for fun :D )
\n
You can create one note (simple text or markdown) each todo with \"Edit note\". Use for description, spec, sub-tasks, etc
\n
Set priority (Low, Medium, High)
\n
Search in todos for quick find it (texts and todo notes in all projects)
\n
Time tracking per todo (auto activate in \"Processing\" and \"Testing\" states and show the elapsed time in realtime)
Periodic (trigger every setted time, between 5-600 mins)
\n
Dialy (trigger every day once at time)
\n
Weekly (trigger every week once at time)
\n
Monthly (trigger every month once at time)
\n
Yearly (trigger every year once at time)
\n
\n
Reminder
\n
\n
Set date and time
\n
Set a text you want show on trigger
\n
Choose the type
\n
Alert window on trigger (optional, default false)
\n
Modal window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Focus app window on trigger (optional, default true)
\n
Restore todos to Idle state (flexible scheduling)
\n
\n
You can pick up todos for all types of reminders. On trigger the choosed todos (re)set to \"Idle\" state.
\n
Upgrade 1.1.2 Features
\n
\n
Todo note editor toolbar position fixed on scroll also
\n
Views height resize on maximize and restore also
\n
Electron version upgrade to 4.0
\n
\n
Upgrade 1.1.1 Features
\n
\n
Settings added: Toggle show clock
\n
Settings added: Reload app
\n
Themes added: Purple
\n
Themes added: Hello Kitty (pink)
\n
Themes added: Ubuntu glass
\n
Project- Todo list worktime is now divided to hours only (the old style is still divided to days and years, now it shows in popup on the worktime hover)
\n
Project- Todo list state menu added: 'Workprice'\n(The value of the todo(s) price per hour. Add it to the project for set global price to all todos and/or add to a todo for overwrite/add price just for the task.)
\n
Markdown links (links in todo notes text) opens in your default browser from now on. (This is only valid for the new links, if you want to use the old links, please recreate them in your todo notes.)
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Currently, PiQture supports Windows and Linux x64, but you can build app using any Electron packaging tool for your platform.\nPiQture doesn't require installation, just run piqture.exe file and you're done!
\n
URL Handler
\n
By default, PiQture handle "piqture://" url's. If you try to visit this url in browser, PiQture will open up in windowed mode.
\n
Global shortcut
\n
PiQture will take Ctrl(Cmd)+Alt+S shortcut to take quick screenshots. Even if PiQture is minimized to tray, this shortcut will work.
\n
License
\n
MIT
\n
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PiQture
\n
\n
PiQture is Electron-based screenshot tool, which allows you to use global shortcuts, cross-platform usage and high-quality capture
\n
\n
Now open-source
\n
Now, PiQture is available for everyone. Everyone can review and edit the code. Let's make PiQture better!
\n
PiQture uses a number of open source projects to work properly:
Currently, PiQture supports Windows and Linux x64, but you can build app using any Electron packaging tool for your platform.\nPiQture doesn't require installation, just run piqture.exe file and you're done!
\n
URL Handler
\n
By default, PiQture handle \"piqture://\" url's. If you try to visit this url in browser, PiQture will open up in windowed mode.
\n
Global shortcut
\n
PiQture will take Ctrl(Cmd)+Alt+S shortcut to take quick screenshots. Even if PiQture is minimized to tray, this shortcut will work.
Currently, PiQture supports Windows and Linux x64, but you can build app using any Electron packaging tool for your platform.\nPiQture doesn't require installation, just run piqture.exe file and you're done!
\n
URL Handler
\n
By default, PiQture handle "piqture://" url's. If you try to visit this url in browser, PiQture will open up in windowed mode.
\n
Global shortcut
\n
PiQture will take Ctrl(Cmd)+Alt+S shortcut to take quick screenshots. Even if PiQture is minimized to tray, this shortcut will work.
\n
License
\n
MIT
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
PiQture
\n
\n
PiQture is Electron-based screenshot tool, which allows you to use global shortcuts, cross-platform usage and high-quality capture
\n
\n
Now open-source
\n
Now, PiQture is available for everyone. Everyone can review and edit the code. Let's make PiQture better!
\n
PiQture uses a number of open source projects to work properly:
Currently, PiQture supports Windows and Linux x64, but you can build app using any Electron packaging tool for your platform.\nPiQture doesn't require installation, just run piqture.exe file and you're done!
\n
URL Handler
\n
By default, PiQture handle \"piqture://\" url's. If you try to visit this url in browser, PiQture will open up in windowed mode.
\n
Global shortcut
\n
PiQture will take Ctrl(Cmd)+Alt+S shortcut to take quick screenshots. Even if PiQture is minimized to tray, this shortcut will work.
PineSQL is Electron-based SQL manager, which can help you manage your MySQL database, execute remote code, and use constructor to build requests (coming soon).
Use npm i and wait until package installation ends
\n
Finally, execute npm start.
\n\n
",
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PineSQL
\n
PineSQL is Electron-based SQL manager, which can help you manage your MySQL database, execute remote code, and use constructor to build requests (coming soon).
The way we get things done is often project-oriented. However, the files, applications, tasklists, etc. are scattered everywhere. Pile is a place for you to put them all together.
\n
Usage
\n
Before we get started, let me help you get it more clear how to use Pile.
\n
Board
\n
A board (or tab) is a place to hold all the resources of your project or workspace. You can organize your things related to the project/workspace using hubs.
\n
Hub
\n
A hub (or card) is an area for specific stuff. There are currently three kinds of hubs:
\n
App/File
\n
You can add apps or files you may use in this area so that you can quickly access them and open them.
\n
\n \n
\n
Notes
\n
Online resources (often appeared as links) or your thoughts can be taken down here. Markdown is supported! 🎉
# install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev # or npm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build:dir # or npm run build:dir\n
\n\n
Changelog
\n
Detailed changes for each release are documented in the CHANGELOG.md
The way we get things done is often project-oriented. However, the files, applications, tasklists, etc. are scattered everywhere. Pile is a place for you to put them all together.
\n
Usage
\n
Before we get started, let me help you get it more clear how to use Pile.
\n
Board
\n
A board (or tab) is a place to hold all the resources of your project or workspace. You can organize your things related to the project/workspace using hubs.
\n
Hub
\n
A hub (or card) is an area for specific stuff. There are currently three kinds of hubs:
\n
App/File
\n
You can add apps or files you may use in this area so that you can quickly access them and open them.
\n
\n \n
\n
Notes
\n
Online resources (often appeared as links) or your thoughts can be taken down here. Markdown is supported! 🎉
# install dependencies\nyarn # or npm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn run dev # or npm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn run build:dir # or npm run build:dir\n
\n\n
Changelog
\n
Detailed changes for each release are documented in the CHANGELOG.md
A small and compact 8 bit style weather widget designed for your desktop.
\n
Features
\n
\n
It's transparent background allows it to blend in with your current setup
\n
Always stays on your desktop so it won't get in your way. This means it's hidden when you switch windows with alt+tab
\n
Switch between dark mode and light mode, for lighter and darker backgrounds respectively.
\n
Clean interface, with no clutter, all options can be accessed by right clicking.
\n
\n
How to use
\n
\n
Install the package.
\n
Sign up and get your API key from the Dark Sky console.
\n
When you open the app for the first time, a settings menu pops up, paste your API key there.
\n
You can also change how often the weather is updated.
\n
After submitting the settings, right click, refresh and wait for the weather to update.
\n
You can choose where to place the widget by choosing from the Position menu.
\n
The menu can be accessed by right clicking anywhere on the widget.
\n
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Sometimes on startup, the background becomes black, instead of transparent. This can be resolved by closing and restarting the application.
\n
The widget can be built for Windows, but the application won't stick to your desktop. This is because the desktop window type in electron only works on X11 and Linux systems.
\n
Sometimes the widget takes too long to load the weather, in that case check your internet connection, and try refreshing a couple of times.
\n
\n
To uninstall
\n
Run this in the terminal
\n
sudo apt-get remove pixelweather\n
\n
Other cool things I made
\n
\n
Dusk Player: A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity.
A small and compact 8 bit style weather widget designed for your desktop.
\n
Features
\n
\n
It's transparent background allows it to blend in with your current setup
\n
Always stays on your desktop so it won't get in your way. This means it's hidden when you switch windows with alt+tab
\n
Switch between dark mode and light mode, for lighter and darker backgrounds respectively.
\n
Clean interface, with no clutter, all options can be accessed by right clicking.
\n
\n
How to use
\n
\n
Install the package.
\n
Sign up and get your API key from the Dark Sky console.
\n
When you open the app for the first time, a settings menu pops up, paste your API key there.
\n
You can also change how often the weather is updated.
\n
After submitting the settings, right click, refresh and wait for the weather to update.
\n
You can choose where to place the widget by choosing from the Position menu.
\n
The menu can be accessed by right clicking anywhere on the widget.
\n
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Sometimes on startup, the background becomes black, instead of transparent. This can be resolved by closing and restarting the application.
\n
The widget can be built for Windows, but the application won't stick to your desktop. This is because the desktop window type in electron only works on X11 and Linux systems.
\n
Sometimes the widget takes too long to load the weather, in that case check your internet connection, and try refreshing a couple of times.
\n
\n
To uninstall
\n
Run this in the terminal
\n
sudo apt-get remove pixelweather\n
\n
Other cool things I made
\n
\n
Dusk Player: A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity.
A small and compact 8 bit style weather widget designed for your desktop.
\n
Features
\n
\n
It's transparent background allows it to blend in with your current setup
\n
Always stays on your desktop so it won't get in your way. This means it's hidden when you switch windows with alt+tab
\n
Switch between dark mode and light mode, for lighter and darker backgrounds respectively.
\n
Clean interface, with no clutter, all options can be accessed by right clicking.
\n
\n
How to use
\n
\n
Install the package.
\n
Sign up and get your API key from the Dark Sky console.
\n
When you open the app for the first time, a settings menu pops up, paste your API key there.
\n
You can also change how often the weather is updated.
\n
After submitting the settings, right click, refresh and wait for the weather to update.
\n
You can choose where to place the widget by choosing from the Position menu.
\n
The menu can be accessed by right clicking anywhere on the widget.
\n
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Sometimes on startup, the background becomes black, instead of transparent. This can be resolved by closing and restarting the application.
\n
The widget can be built for Windows, but the application won't stick to your desktop. This is because the desktop window type in electron only works on X11 and Linux systems.
\n
Sometimes the widget takes too long to load the weather, in that case check your internet connection, and try refreshing a couple of times.
\n
\n
To uninstall
\n
Run this in the terminal
\n
sudo apt-get remove pixelweather\n
\n
Other cool things I made
\n
\n
Dusk Player: A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity.
A small and compact 8 bit style weather widget designed for your desktop.
\n
Features
\n
\n
It's transparent background allows it to blend in with your current setup
\n
Always stays on your desktop so it won't get in your way. This means it's hidden when you switch windows with alt+tab
\n
Switch between dark mode and light mode, for lighter and darker backgrounds respectively.
\n
Clean interface, with no clutter, all options can be accessed by right clicking.
\n
\n
How to use
\n
\n
Install the package.
\n
Sign up and get your API key from the Dark Sky console.
\n
When you open the app for the first time, a settings menu pops up, paste your API key there.
\n
You can also change how often the weather is updated.
\n
After submitting the settings, right click, refresh and wait for the weather to update.
\n
You can choose where to place the widget by choosing from the Position menu.
\n
The menu can be accessed by right clicking anywhere on the widget.
\n
\n
Known Issues
\n
\n
Sometimes on startup, the background becomes black, instead of transparent. This can be resolved by closing and restarting the application.
\n
The widget can be built for Windows, but the application won't stick to your desktop. This is because the desktop window type in electron only works on X11 and Linux systems.
\n
Sometimes the widget takes too long to load the weather, in that case check your internet connection, and try refreshing a couple of times.
\n
\n
To uninstall
\n
Run this in the terminal
\n
sudo apt-get remove pixelweather\n
\n
Other cool things I made
\n
\n
Dusk Player: A minimalistic music player, designed for simplicity.
Desktop client for Playcode Online Javascript Editor
\n
\n \n \n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/playcode/playcode-desktop.git\n$ cd Playcode-desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n$ npm run dist\n
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\n
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\n
Playcode
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\n
Desktop client for Playcode Online Javascript Editor
\n
\n \n \n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/playcode/playcode-desktop.git\n$ cd Playcode-desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n$ npm run dist\n
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Desktop client for Playcode Online Javascript Editor
\n
\n \n \n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/playcode/playcode-desktop.git\n$ cd Playcode-desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n$ npm run dist\n
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\n
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+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
\n
Playcode
\n
\n
Desktop client for Playcode Online Javascript Editor
\n
\n \n \n
Screenshots
\n
\n
Development
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/playcode/playcode-desktop.git\n$ cd Playcode-desktop\n$ npm install\n$ npm start\n$ npm run dist\n
\n
License
\n
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\nthe Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n(at your option) any later version.
\n
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\nGNU General Public License for more details.
\n
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\nalong with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Requer a descoberta da rede para compartilhar com o chromecast. Lembre-se de habilitar o modo visitante do Chromecast para deixá-lo público na sua rede wifi e poder compartilhar através do PC / Mac / Laptop.
\n
\n
\n
Sobre os formatos de vídeo e as legendas
\n\n
Nessa primeira versão, são suportados vídeos mp4 e legendas srt.\nO aplicativo converte as legendas srt em vtt enquanto faz o carregamento do vídeo.\nPara carregar as legendas corretamente, lembre-se de que o arquivo de legenda deve ter o mesmo nome do arquivo de vídeo\ne deve estar no mesmo diretório.
\n
Controles do vídeo com o mouse e o teclado
\n\n
\n
No teclado:
\n
\n
\n
ctrl + l => [LOAD] Abre a tela para selecionar os vídeos
\n
ctrl + p or ctrl + space-bar => Play/Pause
\n
ctrl + m => [MENU] Abre o menu com a lista de vídeos carregados com as opções para acrescentar mais filmes.
\n
ctrl + u => [UNSOUND] Alterna entre Mudo e com Áudio
\n
ctrl+ f => [FULLSCREEN] Entra e sai do modo de Tela cheia
\n
ctrl + q => [QUIT] Fecha o aplicativo
\n
\n
Instruções
\n\n
\n
Requer o módulo nativo do mdns
\n
\n
Na raiz do projeto...\nPrimeiro execute:
\n
\n
sudo npm install ( É necessário usar o sudo aqui porque o Node faz o rebuild do node-gyp e precisa de permissão de root )
\n
\n
Baixa todas as dependências do projeto.
\n
Depois, execute:
\n
\n
npm start
\n
\n
Inicia a aplicação electron
\n
Sobre o módulo mdns( Esse módulo é necessário, porque é utilizado para fazer a comunicação com o chromecast.)
\n
Na raiz do projeto...
\n
\n
Se você não tiver o mdns pode ter alguns erros. Nesse caso, resolva-os assim:
\n
\n
No linux, instale o mdns com:
\n
\n
sudo npm run ubuntu-mdns && sudo npm run dependecy-ubuntu
\n
\n
SE aparecem erros de permissão EACCES, faça isso:
\n
\n
sudo npm run permission
\n
\n
Para gerar o executável para Macos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-osx
\n
\n\n
Para as ditribuições linux (.deb), siga esses passos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-linux64 ( Gera o executável e dá permissão de escrita no diretório criado.Sua senha pode ser solicitada. )\nnpm run install-deb64 ( Com executável gerado, faz a criação de diretório na Home do usuário e aloca os arquivos, registrando um atalho na lista de programas instalados )
\n
\n\n
Para gerar o executável para windows:
\n
\n
npm run pack-win64 ( A versão para windows ainda não foi testada. Ajudem-me a testar! )
Requer a descoberta da rede para compartilhar com o chromecast. Lembre-se de habilitar o modo visitante do Chromecast para deixá-lo público na sua rede wifi e poder compartilhar através do PC / Mac / Laptop.
\n
\n
\n
Sobre os formatos de vídeo e as legendas
\n\n
Nessa primeira versão, são suportados vídeos mp4 e legendas srt.\nO aplicativo converte as legendas srt em vtt enquanto faz o carregamento do vídeo.\nPara carregar as legendas corretamente, lembre-se de que o arquivo de legenda deve ter o mesmo nome do arquivo de vídeo\ne deve estar no mesmo diretório.
\n
Controles do vídeo com o mouse e o teclado
\n\n
\n
No teclado:
\n
\n
\n
ctrl + l => [LOAD] Abre a tela para selecionar os vídeos
\n
ctrl + p or ctrl + space-bar => Play/Pause
\n
ctrl + m => [MENU] Abre o menu com a lista de vídeos carregados com as opções para acrescentar mais filmes.
\n
ctrl + u => [UNSOUND] Alterna entre Mudo e com Áudio
\n
ctrl+ f => [FULLSCREEN] Entra e sai do modo de Tela cheia
\n
ctrl + q => [QUIT] Fecha o aplicativo
\n
\n
Instruções
\n\n
\n
Requer o módulo nativo do mdns
\n
\n
Na raiz do projeto...\nPrimeiro execute:
\n
\n
sudo npm install ( É necessário usar o sudo aqui porque o Node faz o rebuild do node-gyp e precisa de permissão de root )
\n
\n
Baixa todas as dependências do projeto.
\n
Depois, execute:
\n
\n
npm start
\n
\n
Inicia a aplicação electron
\n
Sobre o módulo mdns( Esse módulo é necessário, porque é utilizado para fazer a comunicação com o chromecast.)
\n
Na raiz do projeto...
\n
\n
Se você não tiver o mdns pode ter alguns erros. Nesse caso, resolva-os assim:
\n
\n
No linux, instale o mdns com:
\n
\n
sudo npm run ubuntu-mdns && sudo npm run dependecy-ubuntu
\n
\n
SE aparecem erros de permissão EACCES, faça isso:
\n
\n
sudo npm run permission
\n
\n
Para gerar o executável para Macos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-osx
\n
\n\n
Para as ditribuições linux (.deb), siga esses passos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-linux64 ( Gera o executável e dá permissão de escrita no diretório criado.Sua senha pode ser solicitada. )\nnpm run install-deb64 ( Com executável gerado, faz a criação de diretório na Home do usuário e aloca os arquivos, registrando um atalho na lista de programas instalados )
\n
\n\n
Para gerar o executável para windows:
\n
\n
npm run pack-win64 ( A versão para windows ainda não foi testada. Ajudem-me a testar! )
AppImages can be downloaded and run without installation or the need for root rights.
\n
\n
\n
The key idea of the AppImage format is one app = one file. Every AppImage contains an app and all the files the app needs to run. In other words, each AppImage has no dependencies other than what is included in the targeted base operating system(s).
AppImages can be downloaded and run without installation or the need for root rights.
\n
\n
\n
The key idea of the AppImage format is one app = one file. Every AppImage contains an app and all the files the app needs to run. In other words, each AppImage has no dependencies other than what is included in the targeted base operating system(s).
Requer a descoberta da rede para compartilhar com o chromecast. Lembre-se de habilitar o modo visitante do Chromecast para deixá-lo público na sua rede wifi e poder compartilhar através do PC / Mac / Laptop.
\n
\n
\n
Sobre os formatos de vídeo e as legendas
\n\n
Nessa primeira versão, são suportados vídeos mp4 e legendas srt.\nO aplicativo converte as legendas srt em vtt enquanto faz o carregamento do vídeo.\nPara carregar as legendas corretamente, lembre-se de que o arquivo de legenda deve ter o mesmo nome do arquivo de vídeo\ne deve estar no mesmo diretório.
\n
Controles do vídeo com o mouse e o teclado
\n\n
\n
No teclado:
\n
\n
\n
ctrl + l => [LOAD] Abre a tela para selecionar os vídeos
\n
ctrl + p or ctrl + space-bar => Play/Pause
\n
ctrl + m => [MENU] Abre o menu com a lista de vídeos carregados com as opções para acrescentar mais filmes.
\n
ctrl + u => [UNSOUND] Alterna entre Mudo e com Áudio
\n
ctrl+ f => [FULLSCREEN] Entra e sai do modo de Tela cheia
\n
ctrl + q => [QUIT] Fecha o aplicativo
\n
\n
Instruções
\n\n
\n
Requer o módulo nativo do mdns
\n
\n
Na raiz do projeto...\nPrimeiro execute:
\n
\n
sudo npm install ( É necessário usar o sudo aqui porque o Node faz o rebuild do node-gyp e precisa de permissão de root )
\n
\n
Baixa todas as dependências do projeto.
\n
Depois, execute:
\n
\n
npm start
\n
\n
Inicia a aplicação electron
\n
Sobre o módulo mdns( Esse módulo é necessário, porque é utilizado para fazer a comunicação com o chromecast.)
\n
Na raiz do projeto...
\n
\n
Se você não tiver o mdns pode ter alguns erros. Nesse caso, resolva-os assim:
\n
\n
No linux, instale o mdns com:
\n
\n
sudo npm run ubuntu-mdns && sudo npm run dependecy-ubuntu
\n
\n
SE aparecem erros de permissão EACCES, faça isso:
\n
\n
sudo npm run permission
\n
\n
Para gerar o executável para Macos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-osx
\n
\n\n
Para as ditribuições linux (.deb), siga esses passos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-linux64 ( Gera o executável e dá permissão de escrita no diretório criado.Sua senha pode ser solicitada. )\nnpm run install-deb64 ( Com executável gerado, faz a criação de diretório na Home do usuário e aloca os arquivos, registrando um atalho na lista de programas instalados )
\n
\n\n
Para gerar o executável para windows:
\n
\n
npm run pack-win64 ( A versão para windows ainda não foi testada. Ajudem-me a testar! )
Requer a descoberta da rede para compartilhar com o chromecast. Lembre-se de habilitar o modo visitante do Chromecast para deixá-lo público na sua rede wifi e poder compartilhar através do PC / Mac / Laptop.
\n
\n
\n
Sobre os formatos de vídeo e as legendas
\n\n
Nessa primeira versão, são suportados vídeos mp4 e legendas srt.\nO aplicativo converte as legendas srt em vtt enquanto faz o carregamento do vídeo.\nPara carregar as legendas corretamente, lembre-se de que o arquivo de legenda deve ter o mesmo nome do arquivo de vídeo\ne deve estar no mesmo diretório.
\n
Controles do vídeo com o mouse e o teclado
\n\n
\n
No teclado:
\n
\n
\n
ctrl + l => [LOAD] Abre a tela para selecionar os vídeos
\n
ctrl + p or ctrl + space-bar => Play/Pause
\n
ctrl + m => [MENU] Abre o menu com a lista de vídeos carregados com as opções para acrescentar mais filmes.
\n
ctrl + u => [UNSOUND] Alterna entre Mudo e com Áudio
\n
ctrl+ f => [FULLSCREEN] Entra e sai do modo de Tela cheia
\n
ctrl + q => [QUIT] Fecha o aplicativo
\n
\n
Instruções
\n\n
\n
Requer o módulo nativo do mdns
\n
\n
Na raiz do projeto...\nPrimeiro execute:
\n
\n
sudo npm install ( É necessário usar o sudo aqui porque o Node faz o rebuild do node-gyp e precisa de permissão de root )
\n
\n
Baixa todas as dependências do projeto.
\n
Depois, execute:
\n
\n
npm start
\n
\n
Inicia a aplicação electron
\n
Sobre o módulo mdns( Esse módulo é necessário, porque é utilizado para fazer a comunicação com o chromecast.)
\n
Na raiz do projeto...
\n
\n
Se você não tiver o mdns pode ter alguns erros. Nesse caso, resolva-os assim:
\n
\n
No linux, instale o mdns com:
\n
\n
sudo npm run ubuntu-mdns && sudo npm run dependecy-ubuntu
\n
\n
SE aparecem erros de permissão EACCES, faça isso:
\n
\n
sudo npm run permission
\n
\n
Para gerar o executável para Macos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-osx
\n
\n\n
Para as ditribuições linux (.deb), siga esses passos:
\n
\n
npm run pack-linux64 ( Gera o executável e dá permissão de escrita no diretório criado.Sua senha pode ser solicitada. )\nnpm run install-deb64 ( Com executável gerado, faz a criação de diretório na Home do usuário e aloca os arquivos, registrando um atalho na lista de programas instalados )
\n
\n\n
Para gerar o executável para windows:
\n
\n
npm run pack-win64 ( A versão para windows ainda não foi testada. Ajudem-me a testar! )
PlayMe is an unofficial YouTube Music desktop app with some additional tweaks on top.
\n
Why? So that you can enjoy your YouTube Music on desktop, without having to worry about the browser tab which plays it.
\n
How does it work?
\n
It's a basic Electron WebView with Youtube Music. on top of that, additional system functionalities were added. The idea is not to use the Youtube API, but instead, to re-use the original youtube music functionality.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Handle Media Keys: Play/Pause, Next, Previous
\n
Responsive Window
\n
\n
\n
Install:
\n
macOS 10.9+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported
\n
Download the latest version on the website or below.
display system tray icon & allow basic controls from there
\n
display current song & current playlist in system tray
\n
display notification on song changed (if window not visible)
\n
seek while holding forward/backward media controls button
\n
implement preferences
\n
start on launch
\n
customizable global shortcuts
\n
set up automatic updates delivery
\n
create a landing page
\n
suggestions?
\n
\n
Contributing:
\n
Thank you for deciding to contribute! In order to keep it clean & mainainable long term, we'd prefer to follow some good git practices.
\n\n
Fork the repo
\n
Create a local brach off develop (usually) named as following: issue-number/1-3-keywords
\n
Make the changes
\n
Follow the for your commit title(s).
\n
Rebase & clean up commit history (or leave it as it is, but we'll squash & merge)
\n
Push the branch to your own fork
\n
Create a Pull Request from your fork to this repo
\n
Name the PR using the message used in commit, which follows the Commit Guidelines
\n\n
",
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\n
PlayMe is an unofficial YouTube Music desktop app with some additional tweaks on top.
\n
Why? So that you can enjoy your YouTube Music on desktop, without having to worry about the browser tab which plays it.
\n
How does it work?
\n
It's a basic Electron WebView with Youtube Music. on top of that, additional system functionalities were added. The idea is not to use the Youtube API, but instead, to re-use the original youtube music functionality.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Handle Media Keys: Play/Pause, Next, Previous
\n
Responsive Window
\n
\n
\n
Install:
\n
macOS 10.9+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported
\n
Download the latest version on the website or below.
PlayMe is an unofficial YouTube Music desktop app with some additional tweaks on top.
\n
Why? So that you can enjoy your YouTube Music on desktop, without having to worry about the browser tab which plays it.
\n
How does it work?
\n
It's a basic Electron WebView with Youtube Music. on top of that, additional system functionalities were added. The idea is not to use the Youtube API, but instead, to re-use the original youtube music functionality.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Handle Media Keys: Play/Pause, Next, Previous
\n
Responsive Window
\n
\n
\n
Install:
\n
macOS 10.9+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported
\n
Download the latest version on the website or below.
display system tray icon & allow basic controls from there
\n
display current song & current playlist in system tray
\n
display notification on song changed (if window not visible)
\n
seek while holding forward/backward media controls button
\n
implement preferences
\n
start on launch
\n
customizable global shortcuts
\n
set up automatic updates delivery
\n
create a landing page
\n
suggestions?
\n
\n
Contributing:
\n
Thank you for deciding to contribute! In order to keep it clean & mainainable long term, we'd prefer to follow some good git practices.
\n\n
Fork the repo
\n
Create a local brach off develop (usually) named as following: issue-number/1-3-keywords
\n
Make the changes
\n
Follow the for your commit title(s).
\n
Rebase & clean up commit history (or leave it as it is, but we'll squash & merge)
\n
Push the branch to your own fork
\n
Create a Pull Request from your fork to this repo
\n
Name the PR using the message used in commit, which follows the Commit Guidelines
\n\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
PlayMe is an unofficial YouTube Music desktop app with some additional tweaks on top.
\n
Why? So that you can enjoy your YouTube Music on desktop, without having to worry about the browser tab which plays it.
\n
How does it work?
\n
It's a basic Electron WebView with Youtube Music. on top of that, additional system functionalities were added. The idea is not to use the Youtube API, but instead, to re-use the original youtube music functionality.
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Handle Media Keys: Play/Pause, Next, Previous
\n
Responsive Window
\n
\n
\n
Install:
\n
macOS 10.9+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported
\n
Download the latest version on the website or below.
In windows Use Official Website to install Stable version[Link]
\n
For Development Version Follow the instuctions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/Playork
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/Playork
\n
and install depencise by
\n
npm install
\n
after this start this application by this command
\n
npm start
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Description
\n
\n
\n
Playork is a Collection of Some Simple Tools and Games.
\n
If you like my App please consider buying me a coffee at HERE!
In windows Use Official Website to install Stable version[Link]
\n
For Development Version Follow the instuctions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/Playork
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/Playork
\n
and install depencise by
\n
npm install
\n
after this start this application by this command
\n
npm start
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
AppImages can be downloaded and run without installation or the need for root rights.
\n
\n
\n
The key idea of the AppImage format is one app = one file. Every AppImage contains an app and all the files the app needs to run. In other words, each AppImage has no dependencies other than what is included in the targeted base operating system(s).
AppImages can be downloaded and run without installation or the need for root rights.
\n
\n
\n
The key idea of the AppImage format is one app = one file. Every AppImage contains an app and all the files the app needs to run. In other words, each AppImage has no dependencies other than what is included in the targeted base operating system(s).
Does it sound familiar? - then this app will be useful for you!"
\n
A friendly poker party in da' house, a bit drinking, talking, laughing, etc.\nSometimes I forgot about I'm the one of the blinds.. and you?
\n
Features
\n
\n
Save tokens
\n
Save players
\n
Setup the match (select 2-10 players, 5 tokens, blindlift type and time, etc)
\n
track rebuys (optional), tokens (at start and rebuy value), blind values and blindlift time, real bets (optional)
\n
\n
Blindlift types
\n
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Fix (Fix on the two smallest value token and not lift it) - for slower games
\n
Gradual (the next small blind is always the previous big blind) - for normal games
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Token pairs (the next small blind is the next value token after previous big blind, and after the highest token double the values of blinds) - for faster games
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
\n
Install
\n
npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
npm start\n
\n
Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
\n
npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
\n
Packaged zips not required installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
\n
Support
\n
If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
\n
Thank you, Have a nice day!
\n
",
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Phresh Poker Clock
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Short story
\n
\n
Who deals?
\n
Am I the blind?\"
\n
\n
Does it sound familiar? - then this app will be useful for you!\"
\n
A friendly poker party in da' house, a bit drinking, talking, laughing, etc.\nSometimes I forgot about I'm the one of the blinds.. and you?
\n
Features
\n
\n
Save tokens
\n
Save players
\n
Setup the match (select 2-10 players, 5 tokens, blindlift type and time, etc)
\n
track rebuys (optional), tokens (at start and rebuy value), blind values and blindlift time, real bets (optional)
\n
\n
Blindlift types
\n
\n
Fix (Fix on the two smallest value token and not lift it) - for slower games
\n
Gradual (the next small blind is always the previous big blind) - for normal games
\n
Token pairs (the next small blind is the next value token after previous big blind, and after the highest token double the values of blinds) - for faster games
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Polar is personal knowledge repository which supports advanced\nfeatures like incremental reading, annotation, comments, and spaced repetition.\nIt supports reading PDF and the web content and was created using the Electron\nframework and\nPDF.js
\n
\n
Features
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\n
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PDF support We have first-class PDF support thanks to PDF.js. PDFs work well when reading content in book format or when reading scientific\nresearch which is often stored as PDF.
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Captured Web Pages Download HTML content and save them as offline documents which can be annotated.
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Pagemarks Easily keep track of what you're reading and the progress of each document.
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Text Highlights Highlight text in PDF and web pages.
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Area Highlights Capture a region of the page as a highlight which can be a chart, figure, infographic, etc.
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Local Storage All content is stored locally.
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Hackable The entire system is based on Electron, Node, pdf.js, React and other web standards. If you're a developer - welcome home!
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Standards Based All content is stored as JSON in a well documented schema. Annotations never mutate the original content.
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Portable Run across any platform. Linux, MacOS, and Windows supported. We also product snaps which means you can install our .deb files on Ubuntu or Debian but also any Linux distribution that supports snaps!
\n
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We hit 1.0 in 2018, and Polar's mature enough to be nearing—or already—best-in-class for PDF and (especially) web annotations.
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Screenshots
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\n PDF Document Polar has excellent PDF support.\n
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\n Captured Web Content Polar supports fetching and storing web content locally for annotating.\n
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\n Annotations Annotating a PDF including pagemarks showing content already read, an area highlight, and a text highlight.\n
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\n Repository Polar includes a document repository manager to manage all\n your documents, open up a new editor, sort them as a queue or by priority,\n etc.\n
Polar is a document manager for PDF and web content as well as a personal\nknowledge repository.
\n
Polar allows you to keep all important reading material in one place including\nannotations and flashcards for spaced repetition.
\n
It supports for features like pagemarks, text highlights, and progress tracking\nby keeping track of how much you've read including restoring pagemarks when you\nre-open documents.
\n
Pagemarks are a new concept for tracking your reading inspired from incremental\nreading. They allow suspend\nand resume of reading for weeks and months in the future until you're ready to\nresume, without losing your place.
\n
Since you can create multiple pagemarks they work even if you jump around in a\nbook (which is often in technical or research work).
\n
Web Content
\n
PDF is an excellent document format but we've found that many HTML pages don't\nconvert to PDF well since they were not intended to be printed.
\n
Captured pages contain HTML content stored in phz (Polar HTML zip) files.
\n
We fetch all resources, render the page as DOM and apply CSS, then de-activate\nthe page by removing all scripts.
\n
We then store the content in the phz archive format and serve the content\ndirectly to Electron.
\n
This means you have long term storage for all your content. You can annotate it\nand use pagemarks without risk of the content changing.
\n
To capture a new page just select File | Capture Web Page then enter a\nURL.
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After that the page will be captured and then loaded.
\n
Local Storage
\n
All annotations, documents, PHZ files and other data are persisted on disk in\nyour ~/.polar directory (different on each platform) and when you re-open\na PDF or PHZ file your pagemarks and other annotations are restored.
\n
Since storage is local you're not reliant on one specific cloud provider. You can\nalso use tools like git or Dropbox to synchronize across machines.
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Text Highlights
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Text highlights allow you to work with content like you're using a text\nhighlighter in a book.
\n
Create a text highlight.
\n
Select text you want to highlight then hit Ctrl-Alt-T
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Delete a text highlight.
\n
Right click the highlight and select delete.
\n
Key bindings:
\n
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Ctrl-Alt-T - create a new text highlight from the current selected text.
\n
\n
Area Highlights
\n
\n
Area highlights allow you highlight a figure, infographic, or anything visual\nin a document.
\n
Create an area highlight.
\n
Right click on a page and select "Create area highlight"
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Delete an highlight.
\n
Right click the highlight and select delete.
\n
Flashcards
\n
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Flashcards allow you to retain information long term by using a spaced repetition\nsystem like Anki to continually re-train yourself on material you want to retain.
\n
Flashcards can be created by right clicking an annotation and selecting\n"Create Flashcard". The resulting flashcards are stored as annotations in your\nrepository.
\n
To specify the Anki deck for a document, add a tag starting with deck:. Slashes are used to specify subdecks.\nFor instance, to set a document to the Anki deck ML::100PageMLBook, use the Polar tag deck:ML/100PageMLBook.
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Hackable
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Since the entire platform is based on Electron (Node + Chromium) the platform\nis very easy to work with which means developers can contribute easily.
\n
Feel free to fork and send a pull request if there's some interesting feature\nyou would like to add. Here is a list of good newcomer issues.
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Data
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All data is stored on disk in JSON format. This also includes extracted metadata\nfrom the document. For example, text highlights include the source text that you\ncopied as well as pointers into the original document where they can be found.
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Principles
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We believe the following design principles are core to seeing this as a\nsuccessful project.
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All the data should support long term file formats. The on disk format we\nuse is JSON.
\n
\n
\n
Portability to all platforms is critical. We're initially targeting Linux (Ubuntu),\nMacOS, and Windows. You shouldn't have to pick a tool, which you might be\nusing for the next 5-10 years, and then get stuck to a platform which may\nor may not exist in the future.
Polar is personal knowledge repository which supports advanced\nfeatures like incremental reading, annotation, comments, and spaced repetition.\nIt supports reading PDF and the web content and was created using the Electron\nframework and\nPDF.js
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
PDF support We have first-class PDF support thanks to PDF.js. PDFs work well when reading content in book format or when reading scientific\nresearch which is often stored as PDF.
\n
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Captured Web Pages Download HTML content and save them as offline documents which can be annotated.
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Pagemarks Easily keep track of what you're reading and the progress of each document.
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Text Highlights Highlight text in PDF and web pages.
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Area Highlights Capture a region of the page as a highlight which can be a chart, figure, infographic, etc.
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Local Storage All content is stored locally.
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Hackable The entire system is based on Electron, Node, pdf.js, React and other web standards. If you're a developer - welcome home!
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Standards Based All content is stored as JSON in a well documented schema. Annotations never mutate the original content.
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Portable Run across any platform. Linux, MacOS, and Windows supported. We also product snaps which means you can install our .deb files on Ubuntu or Debian but also any Linux distribution that supports snaps!
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We hit 1.0 in 2018, and Polar's mature enough to be nearing—or already—best-in-class for PDF and (especially) web annotations.
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Screenshots
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\n PDF Document Polar has excellent PDF support.\n
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\n Captured Web Content Polar supports fetching and storing web content locally for annotating.\n
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\n Annotations Annotating a PDF including pagemarks showing content already read, an area highlight, and a text highlight.\n
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\n Repository Polar includes a document repository manager to manage all\n your documents, open up a new editor, sort them as a queue or by priority,\n etc.\n
Polar is a document manager for PDF and web content as well as a personal\nknowledge repository.
\n
Polar allows you to keep all important reading material in one place including\nannotations and flashcards for spaced repetition.
\n
It supports for features like pagemarks, text highlights, and progress tracking\nby keeping track of how much you've read including restoring pagemarks when you\nre-open documents.
\n
Pagemarks are a new concept for tracking your reading inspired from incremental\nreading. They allow suspend\nand resume of reading for weeks and months in the future until you're ready to\nresume, without losing your place.
\n
Since you can create multiple pagemarks they work even if you jump around in a\nbook (which is often in technical or research work).
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Web Content
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PDF is an excellent document format but we've found that many HTML pages don't\nconvert to PDF well since they were not intended to be printed.
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Captured pages contain HTML content stored in phz (Polar HTML zip) files.
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We fetch all resources, render the page as DOM and apply CSS, then de-activate\nthe page by removing all scripts.
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We then store the content in the phz archive format and serve the content\ndirectly to Electron.
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This means you have long term storage for all your content. You can annotate it\nand use pagemarks without risk of the content changing.
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To capture a new page just select File | Capture Web Page then enter a\nURL.
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After that the page will be captured and then loaded.
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Local Storage
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All annotations, documents, PHZ files and other data are persisted on disk in\nyour ~/.polar directory (different on each platform) and when you re-open\na PDF or PHZ file your pagemarks and other annotations are restored.
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Since storage is local you're not reliant on one specific cloud provider. You can\nalso use tools like git or Dropbox to synchronize across machines.
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Text Highlights
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Text highlights allow you to work with content like you're using a text\nhighlighter in a book.
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Create a text highlight.
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Select text you want to highlight then hit Ctrl-Alt-T
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Delete a text highlight.
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Right click the highlight and select delete.
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Key bindings:
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Ctrl-Alt-T - create a new text highlight from the current selected text.
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Area Highlights
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Area highlights allow you highlight a figure, infographic, or anything visual\nin a document.
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Create an area highlight.
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Right click on a page and select \"Create area highlight\"
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Delete an highlight.
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Right click the highlight and select delete.
\n
Flashcards
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Flashcards allow you to retain information long term by using a spaced repetition\nsystem like Anki to continually re-train yourself on material you want to retain.
\n
Flashcards can be created by right clicking an annotation and selecting\n\"Create Flashcard\". The resulting flashcards are stored as annotations in your\nrepository.
\n
To specify the Anki deck for a document, add a tag starting with deck:. Slashes are used to specify subdecks.\nFor instance, to set a document to the Anki deck ML::100PageMLBook, use the Polar tag deck:ML/100PageMLBook.
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Hackable
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Since the entire platform is based on Electron (Node + Chromium) the platform\nis very easy to work with which means developers can contribute easily.
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Feel free to fork and send a pull request if there's some interesting feature\nyou would like to add. Here is a list of good newcomer issues.
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Data
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All data is stored on disk in JSON format. This also includes extracted metadata\nfrom the document. For example, text highlights include the source text that you\ncopied as well as pointers into the original document where they can be found.
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Principles
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We believe the following design principles are core to seeing this as a\nsuccessful project.
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All the data should support long term file formats. The on disk format we\nuse is JSON.
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Portability to all platforms is critical. We're initially targeting Linux (Ubuntu),\nMacOS, and Windows. You shouldn't have to pick a tool, which you might be\nusing for the next 5-10 years, and then get stuck to a platform which may\nor may not exist in the future.
Does it sound familiar? - then this app will be useful for you!"
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A friendly poker party in da' house, a bit drinking, talking, laughing, etc.\nSometimes I forgot about I'm the one of the blinds.. and you?
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Features
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Save tokens
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Save players
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Setup the match (select 2-10 players, 5 tokens, blindlift type and time, etc)
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track rebuys (optional), tokens (at start and rebuy value), blind values and blindlift time, real bets (optional)
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Blindlift types
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Fix (Fix on the two smallest value token and not lift it) - for slower games
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Gradual (the next small blind is always the previous big blind) - for normal games
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Token pairs (the next small blind is the next value token after previous big blind, and after the highest token double the values of blinds) - for faster games
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Screenshots
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Licence
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Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
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Install
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npm install\n
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Run
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npm start\n
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Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
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npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
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Packaged zips not required installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
\n
Support
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If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
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Thank you, Have a nice day!
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Phresh Poker Clock
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Short story
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Who deals?
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Am I the blind?\"
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Does it sound familiar? - then this app will be useful for you!\"
\n
A friendly poker party in da' house, a bit drinking, talking, laughing, etc.\nSometimes I forgot about I'm the one of the blinds.. and you?
\n
Features
\n
\n
Save tokens
\n
Save players
\n
Setup the match (select 2-10 players, 5 tokens, blindlift type and time, etc)
\n
track rebuys (optional), tokens (at start and rebuy value), blind values and blindlift time, real bets (optional)
\n
\n
Blindlift types
\n
\n
Fix (Fix on the two smallest value token and not lift it) - for slower games
\n
Gradual (the next small blind is always the previous big blind) - for normal games
\n
Token pairs (the next small blind is the next value token after previous big blind, and after the highest token double the values of blinds) - for faster games
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
In windows Use Official Website to install Stable version[Link]
\n
For Development Version Follow the instuctions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/Playork
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point to source directory
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cd /path/to/source/Playork
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and install depencise by
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npm install
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after this start this application by this command
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npm start
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Licence
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MIT License (MIT)
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Copyright (c) 2018 Playork
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Description
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Playork is a Collection of Some Simple Tools and Games.
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If you like my App please consider buying me a coffee at HERE!
In windows Use Official Website to install Stable version[Link]
\n
For Development Version Follow the instuctions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/Playork
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/Playork
\n
and install depencise by
\n
npm install
\n
after this start this application by this command
\n
npm start
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2018 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Polar is personal knowledge repository which supports advanced\nfeatures like incremental reading, annotation, comments, and spaced repetition.\nIt supports reading PDF and the web content and was created using the Electron\nframework and\nPDF.js
\n
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Features
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\n
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PDF support We have first-class PDF support thanks to PDF.js. PDFs work well when reading content in book format or when reading scientific\nresearch which is often stored as PDF.
\n
\n
\n
Captured Web Pages Download HTML content and save them as offline documents which can be annotated.
\n
\n
\n
Pagemarks Easily keep track of what you're reading and the progress of each document.
\n
\n
\n
Text Highlights Highlight text in PDF and web pages.
\n
\n
\n
Area Highlights Capture a region of the page as a highlight which can be a chart, figure, infographic, etc.
\n
\n
\n
Local Storage All content is stored locally.
\n
\n
\n
Standards Based All content is stored as JSON in a well documented schema. Annotations never mutate the original content.
\n
\n
\n
Portable Run across any platform. Linux, MacOS, and Windows supported.
Polar is a document manager for PDF and web content as well as a personal\nknowledge repository.
\n
Polar allows you to keep all important reading material in one place including\nannotations and flashcards for spaced repetition.
\n
It supports for features like pagemarks, text highlights, and progress tracking\nby keeping track of how much you've read including restoring pagemarks when you\nre-open documents.
\n
Pagemarks are a new concept for tracking your reading inspired from incremental\nreading. They allow suspend\nand resume of reading for weeks and months in the future until you're ready to\nresume, without losing your place.
\n
Since you can create multiple pagemarks they work even if you jump around in a\nbook (which is often in technical or research work).
\n
Web Content
\n
PDF is an excellent document format but we've found that many HTML pages don't\nconvert to PDF well since they were not intended to be printed.
\n
Text Highlights
\n
\n
Text highlights allow you to work with content like you're using a text\nhighlighter in a book.
\n
Area Highlights
\n
\n
Area highlights allow you highlight a figure, infographic, or anything visual\nin a document.
\n
Create an area highlight.
\n
Right click on a page and select "Create area highlight"
\n
Delete an highlight.
\n
Right click the highlight and select delete.
\n
Flashcards
\n
\n
Flashcards allow you to retain information long term by using a spaced repetition\nsystem like Anki to continually re-train yourself on material you want to retain.
\n
Flashcards can be created by right clicking an annotation and selecting\n"Create Flashcard". The resulting flashcards are stored as annotations in your\nrepository.
\n
To specify the Anki deck for a document, add a tag starting with deck:. Slashes are used to specify subdecks.\nFor instance, to set a document to the Anki deck ML::100PageMLBook, use the Polar tag deck:ML/100PageMLBook.
Polar is personal knowledge repository which supports advanced\nfeatures like incremental reading, annotation, comments, and spaced repetition.\nIt supports reading PDF and the web content and was created using the Electron\nframework and\nPDF.js
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
PDF support We have first-class PDF support thanks to PDF.js. PDFs work well when reading content in book format or when reading scientific\nresearch which is often stored as PDF.
\n
\n
\n
Captured Web Pages Download HTML content and save them as offline documents which can be annotated.
\n
\n
\n
Pagemarks Easily keep track of what you're reading and the progress of each document.
\n
\n
\n
Text Highlights Highlight text in PDF and web pages.
\n
\n
\n
Area Highlights Capture a region of the page as a highlight which can be a chart, figure, infographic, etc.
\n
\n
\n
Local Storage All content is stored locally.
\n
\n
\n
Standards Based All content is stored as JSON in a well documented schema. Annotations never mutate the original content.
\n
\n
\n
Portable Run across any platform. Linux, MacOS, and Windows supported.
Polar is a document manager for PDF and web content as well as a personal\nknowledge repository.
\n
Polar allows you to keep all important reading material in one place including\nannotations and flashcards for spaced repetition.
\n
It supports for features like pagemarks, text highlights, and progress tracking\nby keeping track of how much you've read including restoring pagemarks when you\nre-open documents.
\n
Pagemarks are a new concept for tracking your reading inspired from incremental\nreading. They allow suspend\nand resume of reading for weeks and months in the future until you're ready to\nresume, without losing your place.
\n
Since you can create multiple pagemarks they work even if you jump around in a\nbook (which is often in technical or research work).
\n
Web Content
\n
PDF is an excellent document format but we've found that many HTML pages don't\nconvert to PDF well since they were not intended to be printed.
\n
Text Highlights
\n
\n
Text highlights allow you to work with content like you're using a text\nhighlighter in a book.
\n
Area Highlights
\n
\n
Area highlights allow you highlight a figure, infographic, or anything visual\nin a document.
\n
Create an area highlight.
\n
Right click on a page and select \"Create area highlight\"
\n
Delete an highlight.
\n
Right click the highlight and select delete.
\n
Flashcards
\n
\n
Flashcards allow you to retain information long term by using a spaced repetition\nsystem like Anki to continually re-train yourself on material you want to retain.
\n
Flashcards can be created by right clicking an annotation and selecting\n\"Create Flashcard\". The resulting flashcards are stored as annotations in your\nrepository.
\n
To specify the Anki deck for a document, add a tag starting with deck:. Slashes are used to specify subdecks.\nFor instance, to set a document to the Anki deck ML::100PageMLBook, use the Polar tag deck:ML/100PageMLBook.
Collect and visualize your desktop working activities, i.e., the names and titles of the using apps, locally
\n
Use integrated Kanban Board to make your schedule control easier
\n
Analyse your efficiency
\n
\n
Pomodoro Technique 🍅
\n
The working loop in the Pomodoro Technique is split into a 25-minute focus session and a 5-minute rest session. During a work session, the user focuses on one todo item and should not do anything irrelevant. The Pomodoro Technique can greatly improve the efficiency of work and study and alleviate work fatigue.
\n
In the Pomodoro Logger, the app will record the names and titles of the apps you use on your PC during the working sessions. The titles of apps contain rich semantic information. For example, the browser title includes the title of the website being viewed, and the IDE often provides the project path or project name.
By connecting your todo items with the corresponding recorded Pomodoro sessions, you can analyze how often you are interrupted by email and social software, the time distribution of the application and application title used to complete the task. It will help you have a more comprehensive understanding of your working hours on PC.
\n
Efficiency Analysis
\n
Pomodoro Logger keeps a list of distracting app (you can config it in the setting). When it detect your using distracting apps, you lose your efficiency.
Demonstrating your efficiency by the dots. The larger the hole, the less efficient you are.
\n
\n
You can view the record in detail by clicking the circle
\n
\n \n\n
Data 📈
\n
Pomodoro Logger records your desktop activities when you are in a working session of Pomodoro.
\n
It only records your application activities, including the name and title of the focused application.
\n
You can import / export / delete all your data in the settings.
\n
All the data is saved and processed locally.
\n
Kanban Board
\n
Pomodoro Logger has integrated Kanban Board to help you organize and estimate the time spent of your todos easily with confidence.
\n
The lists in Kanban are divided into Todo, In Progress, and Done. Though lists customization is possible, you are required to preserve In Progress list and Done list in order to track, estimate and analyze your project time spent. You can set the estimated time cost on each todo card. Pomodoro Logger will assist you with the corresponding actual time spent record. i.e., When you are focusing on a Kanban board, it will automatically associate your Pomodoro session with the todo cards of In Progress list in the Kanban, which makes further analysis possible.
\n
To make the statistics more accurate, you can keep the cards of the In Progress list as few as possible to precisely reflect the tasks you are focusing on.
Collect and visualize your desktop working activities, i.e., the names and titles of the using apps, locally
\n
Use integrated Kanban Board to make your schedule control easier
\n
Analyse your efficiency
\n
\n
Pomodoro Technique 🍅
\n
The working loop in the Pomodoro Technique is split into a 25-minute focus session and a 5-minute rest session. During a work session, the user focuses on one todo item and should not do anything irrelevant. The Pomodoro Technique can greatly improve the efficiency of work and study and alleviate work fatigue.
\n
In the Pomodoro Logger, the app will record the names and titles of the apps you use on your PC during the working sessions. The titles of apps contain rich semantic information. For example, the browser title includes the title of the website being viewed, and the IDE often provides the project path or project name.
By connecting your todo items with the corresponding recorded Pomodoro sessions, you can analyze how often you are interrupted by email and social software, the time distribution of the application and application title used to complete the task. It will help you have a more comprehensive understanding of your working hours on PC.
\n
Efficiency Analysis
\n
Pomodoro Logger keeps a list of distracting app (you can config it in the setting). When it detect your using distracting apps, you lose your efficiency.
Demonstrating your efficiency by the dots. The larger the hole, the less efficient you are.
\n
\n
You can view the record in detail by clicking the circle
\n
\n \n\n
Data 📈
\n
Pomodoro Logger records your desktop activities when you are in a working session of Pomodoro.
\n
It only records your application activities, including the name and title of the focused application.
\n
You can import / export / delete all your data in the settings.
\n
All the data is saved and processed locally.
\n
Kanban Board
\n
Pomodoro Logger has integrated Kanban Board to help you organize and estimate the time spent of your todos easily with confidence.
\n
The lists in Kanban are divided into Todo, In Progress, and Done. Though lists customization is possible, you are required to preserve In Progress list and Done list in order to track, estimate and analyze your project time spent. You can set the estimated time cost on each todo card. Pomodoro Logger will assist you with the corresponding actual time spent record. i.e., When you are focusing on a Kanban board, it will automatically associate your Pomodoro session with the todo cards of In Progress list in the Kanban, which makes further analysis possible.
\n
To make the statistics more accurate, you can keep the cards of the In Progress list as few as possible to precisely reflect the tasks you are focusing on.
Collect and visualize your desktop working activities, i.e., the names and titles of the using apps, locally
\n
Use integrated Kanban Board to make your schedule control easier
\n
Analyse your efficiency
\n
\n
Pomodoro Technique 🍅
\n
The working loop in the Pomodoro Technique is split into a 25-minute focus session and a 5-minute rest session. During a work session, the user focuses on one todo item and should not do anything irrelevant. The Pomodoro Technique can greatly improve the efficiency of work and study and alleviate work fatigue.
\n
In the Pomodoro Logger, the app will record the names and titles of the apps you use on your PC during the working sessions. The titles of apps contain rich semantic information. For example, the browser title includes the title of the website being viewed, and the IDE often provides the project path or project name.
By connecting your todo items with the corresponding recorded Pomodoro sessions, you can analyze how often you are interrupted by email and social software, the time distribution of the application and application title used to complete the task. It will help you have a more comprehensive understanding of your working hours on PC.
\n
Efficiency Analysis
\n
Pomodoro Logger keeps a list of distracting app (you can config it in the setting). When it detect your using distracting apps, you lose your efficiency.
Demonstrating your efficiency by the dots. The larger the hole, the less efficient you are.
\n
\n
You can view the record in detail by clicking the circle
\n
\n \n\n
Data 📈
\n
Pomodoro Logger records your desktop activities when you are in a working session of Pomodoro.
\n
It only records your application activities, including the name and title of the focused application.
\n
You can import / export / delete all your data in the settings.
\n
All the data is saved and processed locally.
\n
Kanban Board
\n
Pomodoro Logger has integrated Kanban Board to help you organize and estimate the time spent of your todos easily with confidence.
\n
The lists in Kanban are divided into Todo, In Progress, and Done. Though lists customization is possible, you are required to preserve In Progress list and Done list in order to track, estimate and analyze your project time spent. You can set the estimated time cost on each todo card. Pomodoro Logger will assist you with the corresponding actual time spent record. i.e., When you are focusing on a Kanban board, it will automatically associate your Pomodoro session with the todo cards of In Progress list in the Kanban, which makes further analysis possible.
\n
To make the statistics more accurate, you can keep the cards of the In Progress list as few as possible to precisely reflect the tasks you are focusing on.
Collect and visualize your desktop working activities, i.e., the names and titles of the using apps, locally
\n
Use integrated Kanban Board to make your schedule control easier
\n
Analyse your efficiency
\n
\n
Pomodoro Technique 🍅
\n
The working loop in the Pomodoro Technique is split into a 25-minute focus session and a 5-minute rest session. During a work session, the user focuses on one todo item and should not do anything irrelevant. The Pomodoro Technique can greatly improve the efficiency of work and study and alleviate work fatigue.
\n
In the Pomodoro Logger, the app will record the names and titles of the apps you use on your PC during the working sessions. The titles of apps contain rich semantic information. For example, the browser title includes the title of the website being viewed, and the IDE often provides the project path or project name.
By connecting your todo items with the corresponding recorded Pomodoro sessions, you can analyze how often you are interrupted by email and social software, the time distribution of the application and application title used to complete the task. It will help you have a more comprehensive understanding of your working hours on PC.
\n
Efficiency Analysis
\n
Pomodoro Logger keeps a list of distracting app (you can config it in the setting). When it detect your using distracting apps, you lose your efficiency.
Demonstrating your efficiency by the dots. The larger the hole, the less efficient you are.
\n
\n
You can view the record in detail by clicking the circle
\n
\n \n\n
Data 📈
\n
Pomodoro Logger records your desktop activities when you are in a working session of Pomodoro.
\n
It only records your application activities, including the name and title of the focused application.
\n
You can import / export / delete all your data in the settings.
\n
All the data is saved and processed locally.
\n
Kanban Board
\n
Pomodoro Logger has integrated Kanban Board to help you organize and estimate the time spent of your todos easily with confidence.
\n
The lists in Kanban are divided into Todo, In Progress, and Done. Though lists customization is possible, you are required to preserve In Progress list and Done list in order to track, estimate and analyze your project time spent. You can set the estimated time cost on each todo card. Pomodoro Logger will assist you with the corresponding actual time spent record. i.e., When you are focusing on a Kanban board, it will automatically associate your Pomodoro session with the todo cards of In Progress list in the Kanban, which makes further analysis possible.
\n
To make the statistics more accurate, you can keep the cards of the In Progress list as few as possible to precisely reflect the tasks you are focusing on.
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/pomolectron\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd pomolectron\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/pomolectron\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd pomolectron\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/pomolectron\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd pomolectron\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
To clone and run this application, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/amitmerchant1990/pomolectron\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd pomolectron\n\n# Install dependencies\n$ npm install\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
Pomotroid is a simple and configurable Pomodoro timer. It aims to provide a visually-pleasing and reliable way to track productivity using the Pomodoro Technique.
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Pomotroid is in its early stages, so feedback and contributions are welcome and appreciated! 🌱
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Features
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Customize times and number of rounds (persistent)
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Charming timer alert sounds (optional)
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Desktop notifications (optional)
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Minimize to tray (optional)
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Install
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Download the latest version from the releases page.
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Pomotroid is available for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux.
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Homebrew
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You can also install Pomotroid on macOS with Homebrew:
Note: depending on your OS settings, you may receive a security warning upon installation. This has to do with Pomotroid being an unsigned application. You can find out more by researching code-signing for Apple and Microsoft.
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Build Setup
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# install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build Pomotroid for production\nnpm run build
Pomotroid is a simple and configurable Pomodoro timer. It aims to provide a visually-pleasing and reliable way to track productivity using the Pomodoro Technique.
\n
Pomotroid is in its early stages, so feedback and contributions are welcome and appreciated! 🌱
\n
Features
\n
\n
Customize times and number of rounds (persistent)
\n
Charming timer alert sounds (optional)
\n
Desktop notifications (optional)
\n
Minimize to tray (optional)
\n
\n
Install
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Pomotroid is available for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux.
\n
Homebrew
\n
You can also install Pomotroid on macOS with Homebrew:
Note: depending on your OS settings, you may receive a security warning upon installation. This has to do with Pomotroid being an unsigned application. You can find out more by researching code-signing for Apple and Microsoft.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build Pomotroid for production\nnpm run build
PreMiD is a simple, configurable utility that allows you to show what you're doing on the web in your Discord now playing status. It supports many different websites, and will support multiple users watching the same content simultaneously in an upcoming update.
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Features
\n
· Displays your current web service in Discord as your status. \n· Grants full control over Presences. \n· Supports over 100 web services, still rising! \n· Watch parties and more are coming soon!
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Installation/Troubleshooting
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Installation instructions, Troubleshooting guides etc. can be found in our Wiki.
PreMiD is a simple, configurable utility that allows you to show what you're doing on the web in your Discord now playing status. It supports many different websites, and will support multiple users watching the same content simultaneously in an upcoming update.
\n
Features
\n
· Displays your current web service in Discord as your status. \n· Grants full control over Presences. \n· Supports over 100 web services, still rising! \n· Watch parties and more are coming soon!
\n
Installation/Troubleshooting
\n
Installation instructions, Troubleshooting guides etc. can be found in our Wiki.
Pomotroid is a simple and configurable Pomodoro timer. It aims to provide a visually-pleasing and reliable way to track productivity using the Pomodoro Technique.
\n
Pomotroid is in its early stages, so feedback and contributions are welcome and appreciated! 🌱
\n
Features
\n
\n
Customize times and number of rounds (persistent)
\n
Charming timer alert sounds (optional)
\n
Desktop notifications (optional)
\n
Minimize to tray (optional)
\n
Several themes included with the ability to create custom themes.
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Timer activity logging.
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Themes
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Pomotroid provides many themes. It's also theme-able, allowing you to customize its appearance.
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Visit the theme documentation to view the full list of official themes and for instruction on creating your own.
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Install
\n
Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Pomotroid is available for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux.
\n
Homebrew
\n
You can also install Pomotroid on macOS with Homebrew:
Note: depending on your OS settings, you may receive a security warning upon installation. This has to do with Pomotroid being an unsigned application. You can find out more by researching code-signing for Apple and Microsoft.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build Pomotroid for production\nnpm run build
Pomotroid is a simple and configurable Pomodoro timer. It aims to provide a visually-pleasing and reliable way to track productivity using the Pomodoro Technique.
\n
Pomotroid is in its early stages, so feedback and contributions are welcome and appreciated! 🌱
\n
Features
\n
\n
Customize times and number of rounds (persistent)
\n
Charming timer alert sounds (optional)
\n
Desktop notifications (optional)
\n
Minimize to tray (optional)
\n
Several themes included with the ability to create custom themes.
\n
Timer activity logging.
\n
\n
Themes
\n
Pomotroid provides many themes. It's also theme-able, allowing you to customize its appearance.
\n
\n
Visit the theme documentation to view the full list of official themes and for instruction on creating your own.
\n
Install
\n
Download
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Pomotroid is available for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux.
\n
Homebrew
\n
You can also install Pomotroid on macOS with Homebrew:
Note: depending on your OS settings, you may receive a security warning upon installation. This has to do with Pomotroid being an unsigned application. You can find out more by researching code-signing for Apple and Microsoft.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm i\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build Pomotroid for production\nnpm run build
Your donations will help to publish to app stores, more frequent releases, faster feature requests implementation.\nPostbird at opencollective: https://opencollective.com/postbird
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Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
Your donations will help to publish to app stores, more frequent releases, faster feature requests implementation.\nPostbird at opencollective: https://opencollective.com/postbird
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
Your donations will help to publish to app stores, more frequent releases, faster feature requests implementation.\nPostbird at opencollective: https://opencollective.com/postbird
\n
Contributors
\n
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
Your donations will help to publish to app stores, more frequent releases, faster feature requests implementation.\nPostbird at opencollective: https://opencollective.com/postbird
\n
Contributors
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This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].\n
Pretzel is Mac desktop app that shows and search keyboard shortcuts based on your current app. Checkout the landing page here.
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Features
\n
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🔍 In-App quick search: Find your specific shortcut with quick search among hundreds.
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⚡ Detects the currently focused app.
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🐠 Little distraction from your current task. Clicking on the menubar icon or hit CmdorCtrl + (backtick) on keyboard will automatically opens the shortcut panel.
Because Pretzel has a dependency node-ffi that requires node v8, until node-ffi is compaitable with\nlatest node, you should use nvm to install node v8 to run Pretzel locally. Otherwise, npm install would give you some error regarding node-gyp.
\n
nvm install 8.11.3 # I personally use this version\nnvm ls # to make sure we are currently using node v8\n\nnpm install\nnpm start\n
Pretzel is Mac desktop app that shows and search keyboard shortcuts based on your current app. Checkout the landing page here.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🔍 In-App quick search: Find your specific shortcut with quick search among hundreds.
\n
⚡ Detects the currently focused app.
\n
🐠 Little distraction from your current task. Clicking on the menubar icon or hit CmdorCtrl + (backtick) on keyboard will automatically opens the shortcut panel.
Because Pretzel has a dependency node-ffi that requires node v8, until node-ffi is compaitable with\nlatest node, you should use nvm to install node v8 to run Pretzel locally. Otherwise, npm install would give you some error regarding node-gyp.
\n
nvm install 8.11.3 # I personally use this version\nnvm ls # to make sure we are currently using node v8\n\nnpm install\nnpm start\n
PreMiD is a simple, configurable utility that allows you to show what you're doing on the web in your Discord now playing status. It supports many different websites, and will support multiple users watching the same content simultaneously in an upcoming update.
\n
Features
\n
· Displays your current web service in Discord as your status. \n· Grants full control over Presences. \n· Supports over 100 web services, still rising! \n· Watch parties and more are coming soon!
\n
Installation/Troubleshooting
\n
Installation instructions, Troubleshooting guides etc. can be located at our docs.
PreMiD is a simple, configurable utility that allows you to show what you're doing on the web in your Discord now playing status. It supports many different websites, and will support multiple users watching the same content simultaneously in an upcoming update.
\n
Features
\n
· Displays your current web service in Discord as your status. \n· Grants full control over Presences. \n· Supports over 100 web services, still rising! \n· Watch parties and more are coming soon!
\n
Installation/Troubleshooting
\n
Installation instructions, Troubleshooting guides etc. can be located at our docs.
Our planet is a beautiful place. The Google Chrome Earth View extension by Google is a wonderful way to deliver stunning satellite images to us every time we open a new tab, inspiring us on our next web adventure. But why stop there? Why don't get impressed by these the wonders of the earth as well when gazing at this more important rectangle on our screen, our wallpaper. PrettyEarth now grants you the opportunity to bring our blue marble to your desktop.
Our planet is a beautiful place. The Google Chrome Earth View extension by Google is a wonderful way to deliver stunning satellite images to us every time we open a new tab, inspiring us on our next web adventure. But why stop there? Why don't get impressed by these the wonders of the earth as well when gazing at this more important rectangle on our screen, our wallpaper. PrettyEarth now grants you the opportunity to bring our blue marble to your desktop.
Our planet is a beautiful place. The Google Chrome Earth View extension by Google is a wonderful way to deliver stunning satellite images to us every time we open a new tab, inspiring us on our next web adventure. But why stop there? Why don't get impressed by these the wonders of the earth as well when gazing at this more important rectangle on our screen, our wallpaper. PrettyEarth now grants you the opportunity to bring our blue marble to your desktop.
Our planet is a beautiful place. The Google Chrome Earth View extension by Google is a wonderful way to deliver stunning satellite images to us every time we open a new tab, inspiring us on our next web adventure. But why stop there? Why don't get impressed by these the wonders of the earth as well when gazing at this more important rectangle on our screen, our wallpaper. PrettyEarth now grants you the opportunity to bring our blue marble to your desktop.
Pretzel is Mac desktop app that shows and search keyboard shortcuts based on your current app. Checkout the landing page here.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🔍 In-App quick search: Find your specific shortcut with quick search among hundreds.
\n
⚡ Detects the currently focused app.
\n
🐠 Little distraction from your current task. Clicking on the menubar icon or hit CmdorCtrl + (backtick) on keyboard will automatically opens the shortcut panel.
Because Pretzel has a dependency node-ffi that requires node v8, until node-ffi is compaitable with\nlatest node, you should use nvm to install node v8 to run Pretzel locally. Otherwise, npm install would give you some error regarding node-gyp.
\n
nvm install 8.11.3 # I personally use this version\nnvm ls # to make sure we are currently using node v8\n\nnpm install\nnpm start\n
Pretzel is Mac desktop app that shows and search keyboard shortcuts based on your current app. Checkout the landing page here.
\n
Features
\n
\n
🔍 In-App quick search: Find your specific shortcut with quick search among hundreds.
\n
⚡ Detects the currently focused app.
\n
🐠 Little distraction from your current task. Clicking on the menubar icon or hit CmdorCtrl + (backtick) on keyboard will automatically opens the shortcut panel.
Because Pretzel has a dependency node-ffi that requires node v8, until node-ffi is compaitable with\nlatest node, you should use nvm to install node v8 to run Pretzel locally. Otherwise, npm install would give you some error regarding node-gyp.
\n
nvm install 8.11.3 # I personally use this version\nnvm ls # to make sure we are currently using node v8\n\nnpm install\nnpm start\n
After the image is calculated you have 2 options to save the result:
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The first one which is selected by default is to save the generated image directly as an image file (option Raster image) - for this after calculating a "Save as" dialog shows up in which you can select the name and folder of the file
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Alternatively you can choose the option "vector image" and then copy&paste the image date from primitive.nextgen into a file with the ending .svg (eg. via Notepad++ or another text editor). Then open the .svg file in eg. inkscape, make some edits if you want and save the result as an image file with the ending .jpg, .png or any other format
\n\n
Hint: According to issue #2 there seem to occur problems on OS X devices with the first option, so please use the second option then.
After the image is calculated you have 2 options to save the result:
\n\n
The first one which is selected by default is to save the generated image directly as an image file (option Raster image) - for this after calculating a \"Save as\" dialog shows up in which you can select the name and folder of the file
\n
Alternatively you can choose the option \"vector image\" and then copy&paste the image date from primitive.nextgen into a file with the ending .svg (eg. via Notepad++ or another text editor). Then open the .svg file in eg. inkscape, make some edits if you want and save the result as an image file with the ending .jpg, .png or any other format
\n\n
Hint: According to issue #2 there seem to occur problems on OS X devices with the first option, so please use the second option then.
After the image is calculated you have 2 options to save the result:
\n\n
The first one which is selected by default is to save the generated image directly as an image file (option Raster image) - for this after calculating a "Save as" dialog shows up in which you can select the name and folder of the file
\n
Alternatively you can choose the option "vector image" and then copy&paste the image date from primitive.nextgen into a file with the ending .svg (eg. via Notepad++ or another text editor). Then open the .svg file in eg. inkscape, make some edits if you want and save the result as an image file with the ending .jpg, .png or any other format
\n\n
Hint: According to issue #2 there seem to occur problems on OS X devices with the first option, so please use the second option then.
After the image is calculated you have 2 options to save the result:
\n\n
The first one which is selected by default is to save the generated image directly as an image file (option Raster image) - for this after calculating a \"Save as\" dialog shows up in which you can select the name and folder of the file
\n
Alternatively you can choose the option \"vector image\" and then copy&paste the image date from primitive.nextgen into a file with the ending .svg (eg. via Notepad++ or another text editor). Then open the .svg file in eg. inkscape, make some edits if you want and save the result as an image file with the ending .jpg, .png or any other format
\n\n
Hint: According to issue #2 there seem to occur problems on OS X devices with the first option, so please use the second option then.
Register your .proto files to enable protobuf-related features. Right click on the collection, select 'Manage .proto files' to register the file paths.
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The rest of the request-building interface is similar to Postman.
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a. Enter your good old http request parameters (method, url, headers)
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b. Select request/response proto messages you want.
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c. Fill out the fields in your request proto message.
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d. Click send.
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e. The response is shown below the request section.
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As of version 0.2.0, you can also set up environments, and reuse variables there throughout your requests on the top-right corner!
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As of version 0.3.0, you can also import / export collections as JSON
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When importing a collection, all the proto definitions / path to .proto files are also imported. Hence, it's recommended to fix the paths to keep the proto definitions up-to-date.
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That's it for the current version. Enjoy and leave a star if you like it !
As a fallback, you can clone the repo and run npm install && npm run build to build, and npm run start to launch the app. Or, you can actually find configurations on electron builder to get the right distribution version yourself!
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Contributing
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If you are interested in reporting/fixing issues and contributing directly to the codebase, follow the standard procedures.
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Create an issue.
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Fork the repo.
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Submit a PR.
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We'll get back to you as soon as we can!
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Make sure to run npm run lint before submitting your PR!
Register your .proto files to enable protobuf-related features. Right click on the collection, select 'Manage .proto files' to register the file paths.
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The rest of the request-building interface is similar to Postman.
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a. Enter your good old http request parameters (method, url, headers)
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b. Select request/response proto messages you want.
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c. Fill out the fields in your request proto message.
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d. Click send.
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e. The response is shown below the request section.
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\n\n
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As of version 0.2.0, you can also set up environments, and reuse variables there throughout your requests on the top-right corner!
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\n\n
As of version 0.3.0, you can also import / export collections as JSON
\n\n
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When importing a collection, all the proto definitions / path to .proto files are also imported. Hence, it's recommended to fix the paths to keep the proto definitions up-to-date.
\n
\n\n
That's it for the current version. Enjoy and leave a star if you like it !
As a fallback, you can clone the repo and run npm install && npm run build to build, and npm run start to launch the app. Or, you can actually find configurations on electron builder to get the right distribution version yourself!
\n
Contributing
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If you are interested in reporting/fixing issues and contributing directly to the codebase, follow the standard procedures.
\n\n
Create an issue.
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Fork the repo.
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Submit a PR.
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We'll get back to you as soon as we can!
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Make sure to run npm run lint before submitting your PR!
Pullp is a tool to help you manage pull requests and reviews on your Github repositories, available for Mac, Linux and Windows.
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An interactive dashboard shows all the open pull requests for your chosen repositories and highlights where your review has been requested. This information syncs with Github every minute! To help you keep track of things, Pullp has configurable desktop notifications to keep you in the loop.
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Want to find out more about the pull requests on a particular repository? Selecting a repository shows a full summary of each pull request, including all of the requested reviewers and submitted reviews. If you need to action anything, a click will take you directly to the pull request in Github.
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You are also shown the five most recently closed pull requests:
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Want to change the way that Pullp notifies you of changes? On the settings screen you can toggle a number of different options:
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Pullp is an Electron application built with React.
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⚡️ Getting Started
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Download and install the latest release. You'll want the .dmg file for MacOS or the .AppImage file for Linux
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Open the app
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On MacOS, if your security settings block you from opening the app, right-click it and select Open. You can then click Open on the warning dialogue that opens up.
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Follow the on screen instructions to sign in with Github
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Select the repositories you want to monitor with Pullp (you are able to choose from all the ones that you watch on Github
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Click Monitor to go to the dashboard screen.
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Pullp will refresh the dashboard every minute!
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❔ FAQs
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❓ Why does my repository only show a maximum of 50 open pull requests?
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💡 Github applies a cost in points to each request Pullp makes for data. Each hour you are permitted to spend 5000 points. By restricting the maximum pull requests to 50, the cost of each request is manageable. This means Pullp can make more frequent requests, giving you a more "near-time" experience. Allowing this maximum limit to be configurable by the user could be a feature in the future.
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❓ I am seeing an error saying The amount of pull request data for your selected repositories exceeds Github's maximum limit.
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💡 Github places a limit on the maximum number of data nodes that can be returned from a single request. This limit may be breached if you have selected a large number of repositories that have many pull requests. The only solution to this currently is to select fewer repositories.
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❓ Can I access the console/Chrome dev tools inside the app?
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💡 Yes! Just use the normal Chrome shortcut to open them, e.g. cmd + opt + i on Mac. React and Redux dev tools are not available in the production app, but are enabled if you are running the app in the dev environment.
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❓ I can't see my repository on the Select screen.
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💡 Make sure you are watching the repository in Github, otherwise it won't appear on the select screen.
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🏁 Developer Instructions 🏁
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🚀 Running dev environment - The simplest way
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After npm install, run npm start to start the webpack dev server and electron app.
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React and Apollo dev tools will be available inside the Chrome dev tools.
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✅ Running the tests
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Run npm test.
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To run the tests without the file watcher, run npm run test:no-watcher
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💫 Optional - Running a local oAuth server
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Pullp uses an external auth server to complete Github sign in and receive a token for the Github API. You may want to host a local version of this server. Clone it from https://github.com/rkclark/pullp-oauth-gatekeeper, run it on the port of your choosing and then add the server URL to REACT_APP_OAUTH_GATEKEEPER_URL in the /env/.env.development file inside of Pullp.
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Your oauth server will need set of Github oAuth app credentials. To make these:
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In Github, go to your settings
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Go to Developer Settings, select oAuth Apps (usually selected by default)
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Click New oAuth App
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Give the app a name, this will be seen when/if your app requests access to any organisations that you are a part of. I suggest pullp!
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Set the homepage to whatever you like
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The authorization callback URL is not actually used by Pullp, I'd suggest just setting it to http://localhost:3001/auth/github/callback
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Click to register the app
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Make a note of the client ID and client secret that you are shown on the next screen
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Once you have the credentials, create a new .env file in the server project root and add them as
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OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=xxx\nOAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=xxx\n
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Optional - Stubbing Github
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The project includes a server that provides stub responses for all external dependencies:
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Github login page
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Github oAuth flow
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Github GraphQl server
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To run the stub server run npm run stub. This will start the server along with the webpack dev server. Then just run npm run electron:start:dev in another terminal window.
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This can be used if you want to work offline or have finer control over the data being received by the app.
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Limitations:
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The GraphQl endpoint is not a real GraphQl implementation! If you change any queries then they will not work without updating the stub endpoint to watch for them.
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To have repos appear on the dashboard, do not select any on the Select screen
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Images are not currently stubbed so will simply not be loaded
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🔮 Other developer scripts
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npm run serve: Run a server that hosts the production files
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npm run react:build: Build the React/CSS production files
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npm run style: Run the linter report
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npm run style-fix: Fix all auto-fixable lint errors
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npm run precommit: Runs the linter and test suite - used by Husky whenever a git commit is created
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npm run electron: Runs electron against the built production files,
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npm run pack: Packages distributable for the current OS and leaves unpackaged files available for inspection for debugging
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npm run dist: Builds the production files and then packages them into a distributable for the current OS
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npm run ship: Builds the production files, packages them for the current OS, and then pushes them to a draft Github release on the Pullp repository. For this to work, you must have the relevant access rights on the Pullp repository. In addition, you must create a personal token on Github and add it as GH_TOKEN=**YOURTOKEN** in a new file electron-builder.env in the project root. See electron-builder.example.env for an example.
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npm run install-wsl: Installs linux versions of all packages except for Electron which is installed as the Windows version. For use when developing using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This is currently the best workaround available.
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CI/CD and Releasing
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Pullp uses Travis for CI/CD. This is configured so that any branch that is pushed with a name in the format vX.X.X will be automatically packaged for Mac and Linux and uploaded to Github as a draft release.
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Any branch name that doesn't match will have the test suite and linter run against it.
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e.g.
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a branch with a name v1.9.70 will be created as a draft release with both the Mac and Linux installation files attached.
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a branch with a name add-new-feature will not be created as a draft release, but will be tested and linted.
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Once the draft release is on Github it can have release notes added and then be published! 👌
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Pullp
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Pullp is a tool to help you manage pull requests and reviews on your Github repositories, available for Mac, Linux and Windows.
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An interactive dashboard shows all the open pull requests for your chosen repositories and highlights where your review has been requested. This information syncs with Github every minute! To help you keep track of things, Pullp has configurable desktop notifications to keep you in the loop.
\n
\n
Want to find out more about the pull requests on a particular repository? Selecting a repository shows a full summary of each pull request, including all of the requested reviewers and submitted reviews. If you need to action anything, a click will take you directly to the pull request in Github.
\n
\n
You are also shown the five most recently closed pull requests:
\n
\n
Want to change the way that Pullp notifies you of changes? On the settings screen you can toggle a number of different options:
\n
\n
Pullp is an Electron application built with React.
\n
⚡️ Getting Started
\n
\n
Download and install the latest release. You'll want the .dmg file for MacOS or the .AppImage file for Linux
\n
Open the app
\n
On MacOS, if your security settings block you from opening the app, right-click it and select Open. You can then click Open on the warning dialogue that opens up.
\n
Follow the on screen instructions to sign in with Github
\n
Select the repositories you want to monitor with Pullp (you are able to choose from all the ones that you watch on Github
\n
Click Monitor to go to the dashboard screen.
\n
Pullp will refresh the dashboard every minute!
\n
\n\n
❔ FAQs
\n
❓ Why does my repository only show a maximum of 50 open pull requests?
\n
\n
💡 Github applies a cost in points to each request Pullp makes for data. Each hour you are permitted to spend 5000 points. By restricting the maximum pull requests to 50, the cost of each request is manageable. This means Pullp can make more frequent requests, giving you a more \"near-time\" experience. Allowing this maximum limit to be configurable by the user could be a feature in the future.
\n
\n
❓ I am seeing an error saying The amount of pull request data for your selected repositories exceeds Github's maximum limit.
\n
\n
💡 Github places a limit on the maximum number of data nodes that can be returned from a single request. This limit may be breached if you have selected a large number of repositories that have many pull requests. The only solution to this currently is to select fewer repositories.
\n
\n
❓ Can I access the console/Chrome dev tools inside the app?
\n
\n
💡 Yes! Just use the normal Chrome shortcut to open them, e.g. cmd + opt + i on Mac. React and Redux dev tools are not available in the production app, but are enabled if you are running the app in the dev environment.
\n
\n
❓ I can't see my repository on the Select screen.
\n
\n
💡 Make sure you are watching the repository in Github, otherwise it won't appear on the select screen.
\n
\n\n
🏁 Developer Instructions 🏁
\n
🚀 Running dev environment - The simplest way
\n
After npm install, run npm start to start the webpack dev server and electron app.
\n
React and Apollo dev tools will be available inside the Chrome dev tools.
\n
✅ Running the tests
\n
\n
Run npm test.
\n
To run the tests without the file watcher, run npm run test:no-watcher
\n
\n
💫 Optional - Running a local oAuth server
\n
Pullp uses an external auth server to complete Github sign in and receive a token for the Github API. You may want to host a local version of this server. Clone it from https://github.com/rkclark/pullp-oauth-gatekeeper, run it on the port of your choosing and then add the server URL to REACT_APP_OAUTH_GATEKEEPER_URL in the /env/.env.development file inside of Pullp.
\n
Your oauth server will need set of Github oAuth app credentials. To make these:
\n
\n
In Github, go to your settings
\n
Go to Developer Settings, select oAuth Apps (usually selected by default)
\n
Click New oAuth App
\n
Give the app a name, this will be seen when/if your app requests access to any organisations that you are a part of. I suggest pullp!
\n
Set the homepage to whatever you like
\n
The authorization callback URL is not actually used by Pullp, I'd suggest just setting it to http://localhost:3001/auth/github/callback
\n
Click to register the app
\n
Make a note of the client ID and client secret that you are shown on the next screen
\n
\n
Once you have the credentials, create a new .env file in the server project root and add them as
\n
OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=xxx\nOAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=xxx\n
\n
Optional - Stubbing Github
\n
The project includes a server that provides stub responses for all external dependencies:
\n
\n
Github login page
\n
Github oAuth flow
\n
Github GraphQl server
\n
\n
To run the stub server run npm run stub. This will start the server along with the webpack dev server. Then just run npm run electron:start:dev in another terminal window.
\n
This can be used if you want to work offline or have finer control over the data being received by the app.
\n
Limitations:
\n
\n
The GraphQl endpoint is not a real GraphQl implementation! If you change any queries then they will not work without updating the stub endpoint to watch for them.
\n
To have repos appear on the dashboard, do not select any on the Select screen
\n
Images are not currently stubbed so will simply not be loaded
\n
\n
🔮 Other developer scripts
\n
\n
npm run serve: Run a server that hosts the production files
\n
npm run react:build: Build the React/CSS production files
\n
npm run style: Run the linter report
\n
npm run style-fix: Fix all auto-fixable lint errors
\n
npm run precommit: Runs the linter and test suite - used by Husky whenever a git commit is created
\n
npm run electron: Runs electron against the built production files,
\n
npm run pack: Packages distributable for the current OS and leaves unpackaged files available for inspection for debugging
\n
npm run dist: Builds the production files and then packages them into a distributable for the current OS
\n
npm run ship: Builds the production files, packages them for the current OS, and then pushes them to a draft Github release on the Pullp repository. For this to work, you must have the relevant access rights on the Pullp repository. In addition, you must create a personal token on Github and add it as GH_TOKEN=**YOURTOKEN** in a new file electron-builder.env in the project root. See electron-builder.example.env for an example.
\n
npm run install-wsl: Installs linux versions of all packages except for Electron which is installed as the Windows version. For use when developing using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This is currently the best workaround available.
\n
\n
CI/CD and Releasing
\n
Pullp uses Travis for CI/CD. This is configured so that any branch that is pushed with a name in the format vX.X.X will be automatically packaged for Mac and Linux and uploaded to Github as a draft release.
\n
Any branch name that doesn't match will have the test suite and linter run against it.
\n
e.g.
\n
\n
a branch with a name v1.9.70 will be created as a draft release with both the Mac and Linux installation files attached.
\n
a branch with a name add-new-feature will not be created as a draft release, but will be tested and linted.
\n
\n
Once the draft release is on Github it can have release notes added and then be published! 👌
There are dozens of amazing Qur'ān applications on mobile devices, and some great ones online for all devices (like the awesome quran.com) — but there was nothing up-to-date that targeted desktop computers/laptops with only useful features (without excess) and beautiful design.
\n
Qawl is an uncompromising desktop Qur'ān reading app, featuring:
\n
\n
Lightning-fast startup and performance ⚡
\n
Ultra high-quality scanned mushaf 📷
\n
Beautiful-yet-effective design 🔮
\n
Powerful navigation using table of contents, page flip, or direct entry 🎯
\n
Precise, user-controlled zoom 🔎
\n
One-click access to recitations, tafsir and translations 🖱
\n
Offline support ☁
\n
Comprehensive keyboard shortcuts 🎹
\n
Stunning dark theme 🌙
\n
Resume directly at your last read page, zoom and theme 💾
\n
Natural controls with simple click-and-drag scrolling, touchpad pinch gestures, and automatic entry of page when pressing number keys ✋🏼
\n
Helpful tooltips to explain all features and teach keyboard shortcuts 💭
Head to the releases page and choose the appropriate download for your operating system.
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Tooltips within the app also explain the keyboard shortcuts for the respective function
\n
\n\n
\n
Action
\n
Shortcut
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Turn page left
\n
A
\n
\n
\n
Turn page right
\n
D
\n
\n
\n
Next Surah
\n
W
\n
\n
\n
Previous Surah
\n
S
\n
\n
\n
Zoom in
\n
=
\n
\n
\n
Zoom out
\n
-
\n
\n
\n
Toggle fullscreen
\n
F11
\n
\n
\n
Toggle theme
\n
T
\n
\n
\n
Jump to last page
\n
E
\n
\n
\n
Open on quran.com
\n
Q
\n
\n\n
\n\n
Development
\n\n
Clone the repo
\n
cd to the directory
\n
Run npm i to install (dev) dependencies
\n
npm start to run the app locally
\n
Build using npm run dist
\n\n
New Mushaf Source: From the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex online site.
\n
Structure: package.json calls main.js, which loads index.html, which then loads script.js/surahs.js/style.css.
\n
Design Decisions:
\n
\n
Mobile devices will not be supported; there are already amazing native apps built for them. Qawl supports tablet screen-sizes, though.
\n
This is meant to replicate the mushaf, so single-page view won't be supported.
\n
Notes & bookmarks will not be added to the app; keeping separate (digital/manual) notebooks is encouraged instead.
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
Why Qawl?
\n
There are dozens of amazing Qur'ān applications on mobile devices, and some great ones online for all devices (like the awesome quran.com) — but there was nothing up-to-date that targeted desktop computers/laptops with only useful features (without excess) and beautiful design.
\n
Qawl is an uncompromising desktop Qur'ān reading app, featuring:
\n
\n
Lightning-fast startup and performance ⚡
\n
Ultra high-quality scanned mushaf 📷
\n
Beautiful-yet-effective design 🔮
\n
Powerful navigation using table of contents, page flip, or direct entry 🎯
\n
Precise, user-controlled zoom 🔎
\n
One-click access to recitations, tafsir and translations 🖱
\n
Offline support ☁
\n
Comprehensive keyboard shortcuts 🎹
\n
Stunning dark theme 🌙
\n
Resume directly at your last read page, zoom and theme 💾
\n
Natural controls with simple click-and-drag scrolling, touchpad pinch gestures, and automatic entry of page when pressing number keys ✋🏼
\n
Helpful tooltips to explain all features and teach keyboard shortcuts 💭
Pullp is a tool to help you manage pull requests and reviews on your Github repositories, available for Mac, Linux and Windows.
\n
An interactive dashboard shows all the open pull requests for your chosen repositories and highlights where your review has been requested. This information syncs with Github every minute! To help you keep track of things, Pullp has configurable desktop notifications to keep you in the loop.
\n
\n
Want to find out more about the pull requests on a particular repository? Selecting a repository shows a full summary of each pull request, including all of the requested reviewers and submitted reviews. If you need to action anything, a click will take you directly to the pull request in Github.
\n
\n
You are also shown the five most recently closed pull requests:
\n
\n
Want to change the way that Pullp notifies you of changes? On the settings screen you can toggle a number of different options:
\n
\n
Pullp is an Electron application built with React.
\n
⚡ Getting Started
\n
\n
Download and install the latest release. You'll want the .dmg file for MacOS or the .AppImage file for Linux
\n
Open the app
\n
On MacOS, if your security settings block you from opening the app, right-click it and select Open. You can then click Open on the warning dialogue that opens up.
\n
Follow the on screen instructions to sign in with Github
\n
Select the repositories you want to monitor with Pullp (you are able to choose from all the ones that you watch on Github
\n
Click Monitor to go to the dashboard screen.
\n
Pullp will refresh the dashboard every minute!
\n
\n\n
❔ FAQs
\n
❓ Why does my repository only show a maximum of 50 open pull requests?
\n
\n
💡 Github applies a cost in points to each request Pullp makes for data. Each hour you are permitted to spend 5000 points. By restricting the maximum pull requests to 50, the cost of each request is manageable. This means Pullp can make more frequent requests, giving you a more "near-time" experience. Allowing this maximum limit to be configurable by the user could be a feature in the future.
\n
\n
❓ I am seeing an error saying The amount of pull request data for your selected repositories exceeds Github's maximum limit.
\n
\n
💡 Github places a limit on the maximum number of data nodes that can be returned from a single request. This limit may be breached if you have selected a large number of repositories that have many pull requests. The only solution to this currently is to select fewer repositories.
\n
\n
❓ Can I access the console/Chrome dev tools inside the app?
\n
\n
💡 Yes! Just use the normal Chrome shortcut to open them, e.g. cmd + opt + i on Mac. React and Redux dev tools are not available in the production app, but are enabled if you are running the app in the dev environment.
\n
\n
❓ I can't see my repository on the Select screen.
\n
\n
💡 Make sure you are watching the repository in Github, otherwise it won't appear on the select screen.
\n
\n\n
🏁 Developer Instructions 🏁
\n
🚀 Running dev environment - The simplest way
\n
After npm install, run npm start to start the webpack dev server and electron app.
\n
React and Apollo dev tools will be available inside the Chrome dev tools.
\n
✅ Running the tests
\n
\n
Run npm test.
\n
To run the tests without the file watcher, run npm run test:no-watcher
\n
\n
💫 Optional - Running a local oAuth server
\n
Pullp uses an external auth server to complete Github sign in and receive a token for the Github API. You may want to host a local version of this server. Clone it from https://github.com/rkclark/pullp-oauth-gatekeeper, run it on the port of your choosing and then add the server URL to REACT_APP_OAUTH_GATEKEEPER_URL in the /env/.env.development file inside of Pullp.
\n
Your oauth server will need set of Github oAuth app credentials. To make these:
\n
\n
In Github, go to your settings
\n
Go to Developer Settings, select oAuth Apps (usually selected by default)
\n
Click New oAuth App
\n
Give the app a name, this will be seen when/if your app requests access to any organisations that you are a part of. I suggest pullp!
\n
Set the homepage to whatever you like
\n
The authorization callback URL is not actually used by Pullp, I'd suggest just setting it to http://localhost:3001/auth/github/callback
\n
Click to register the app
\n
Make a note of the client ID and client secret that you are shown on the next screen
\n
\n
Once you have the credentials, create a new .env file in the server project root and add them as
\n
OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=xxx\nOAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=xxx\n
\n
Optional - Stubbing Github
\n
The project includes a server that provides stub responses for all external dependencies:
\n
\n
Github login page
\n
Github oAuth flow
\n
Github GraphQl server
\n
\n
To run the stub server run npm run stub. This will start the server along with the webpack dev server. Then just run npm run electron:start:dev in another terminal window.
\n
This can be used if you want to work offline or have finer control over the data being received by the app.
\n
Limitations:
\n
\n
The GraphQl endpoint is not a real GraphQl implementation! If you change any queries then they will not work without updating the stub endpoint to watch for them.
\n
To have repos appear on the dashboard, do not select any on the Select screen
\n
Images are not currently stubbed so will simply not be loaded
\n
\n
🔮 Other developer scripts
\n
\n
npm run serve: Run a server that hosts the production files
\n
npm run react:build: Build the React/CSS production files
\n
npm run style: Run the linter report
\n
npm run style-fix: Fix all auto-fixable lint errors
\n
npm run precommit: Runs the linter and test suite - used by Husky whenever a git commit is created
\n
npm run electron: Runs electron against the built production files,
\n
npm run pack: Packages distributable for the current OS and leaves unpackaged files available for inspection for debugging
\n
npm run dist: Builds the production files and then packages them into a distributable for the current OS
\n
npm run ship: Builds the production files, packages them for the current OS, and then pushes them to a draft Github release on the Pullp repository. For this to work, you must have the relevant access rights on the Pullp repository. In addition, you must create a personal token on Github and add it as GH_TOKEN=**YOURTOKEN** in a new file electron-builder.env in the project root. See electron-builder.example.env for an example.
\n
npm run install-wsl: Installs linux versions of all packages except for Electron which is installed as the Windows version. For use when developing using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This is currently the best workaround available.
\n
\n
CI/CD and Releasing
\n
Pullp uses Travis for CI/CD. This is configured so that any branch that is pushed with a name in the format vX.X.X will be automatically packaged for Mac and Linux and uploaded to Github as a draft release.
\n
Any branch name that doesn't match will have the test suite and linter run against it.
\n
e.g.
\n
\n
a branch with a name v1.9.70 will be created as a draft release with both the Mac and Linux installation files attached.
\n
a branch with a name add-new-feature will not be created as a draft release, but will be tested and linted.
\n
\n
Once the draft release is on Github it can have release notes added and then be published! 👌
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Pullp
\n
Pullp is a tool to help you manage pull requests and reviews on your Github repositories, available for Mac, Linux and Windows.
\n
An interactive dashboard shows all the open pull requests for your chosen repositories and highlights where your review has been requested. This information syncs with Github every minute! To help you keep track of things, Pullp has configurable desktop notifications to keep you in the loop.
\n
\n
Want to find out more about the pull requests on a particular repository? Selecting a repository shows a full summary of each pull request, including all of the requested reviewers and submitted reviews. If you need to action anything, a click will take you directly to the pull request in Github.
\n
\n
You are also shown the five most recently closed pull requests:
\n
\n
Want to change the way that Pullp notifies you of changes? On the settings screen you can toggle a number of different options:
\n
\n
Pullp is an Electron application built with React.
\n
⚡ Getting Started
\n
\n
Download and install the latest release. You'll want the .dmg file for MacOS or the .AppImage file for Linux
\n
Open the app
\n
On MacOS, if your security settings block you from opening the app, right-click it and select Open. You can then click Open on the warning dialogue that opens up.
\n
Follow the on screen instructions to sign in with Github
\n
Select the repositories you want to monitor with Pullp (you are able to choose from all the ones that you watch on Github
\n
Click Monitor to go to the dashboard screen.
\n
Pullp will refresh the dashboard every minute!
\n
\n\n
❔ FAQs
\n
❓ Why does my repository only show a maximum of 50 open pull requests?
\n
\n
💡 Github applies a cost in points to each request Pullp makes for data. Each hour you are permitted to spend 5000 points. By restricting the maximum pull requests to 50, the cost of each request is manageable. This means Pullp can make more frequent requests, giving you a more \"near-time\" experience. Allowing this maximum limit to be configurable by the user could be a feature in the future.
\n
\n
❓ I am seeing an error saying The amount of pull request data for your selected repositories exceeds Github's maximum limit.
\n
\n
💡 Github places a limit on the maximum number of data nodes that can be returned from a single request. This limit may be breached if you have selected a large number of repositories that have many pull requests. The only solution to this currently is to select fewer repositories.
\n
\n
❓ Can I access the console/Chrome dev tools inside the app?
\n
\n
💡 Yes! Just use the normal Chrome shortcut to open them, e.g. cmd + opt + i on Mac. React and Redux dev tools are not available in the production app, but are enabled if you are running the app in the dev environment.
\n
\n
❓ I can't see my repository on the Select screen.
\n
\n
💡 Make sure you are watching the repository in Github, otherwise it won't appear on the select screen.
\n
\n\n
🏁 Developer Instructions 🏁
\n
🚀 Running dev environment - The simplest way
\n
After npm install, run npm start to start the webpack dev server and electron app.
\n
React and Apollo dev tools will be available inside the Chrome dev tools.
\n
✅ Running the tests
\n
\n
Run npm test.
\n
To run the tests without the file watcher, run npm run test:no-watcher
\n
\n
💫 Optional - Running a local oAuth server
\n
Pullp uses an external auth server to complete Github sign in and receive a token for the Github API. You may want to host a local version of this server. Clone it from https://github.com/rkclark/pullp-oauth-gatekeeper, run it on the port of your choosing and then add the server URL to REACT_APP_OAUTH_GATEKEEPER_URL in the /env/.env.development file inside of Pullp.
\n
Your oauth server will need set of Github oAuth app credentials. To make these:
\n
\n
In Github, go to your settings
\n
Go to Developer Settings, select oAuth Apps (usually selected by default)
\n
Click New oAuth App
\n
Give the app a name, this will be seen when/if your app requests access to any organisations that you are a part of. I suggest pullp!
\n
Set the homepage to whatever you like
\n
The authorization callback URL is not actually used by Pullp, I'd suggest just setting it to http://localhost:3001/auth/github/callback
\n
Click to register the app
\n
Make a note of the client ID and client secret that you are shown on the next screen
\n
\n
Once you have the credentials, create a new .env file in the server project root and add them as
\n
OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=xxx\nOAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=xxx\n
\n
Optional - Stubbing Github
\n
The project includes a server that provides stub responses for all external dependencies:
\n
\n
Github login page
\n
Github oAuth flow
\n
Github GraphQl server
\n
\n
To run the stub server run npm run stub. This will start the server along with the webpack dev server. Then just run npm run electron:start:dev in another terminal window.
\n
This can be used if you want to work offline or have finer control over the data being received by the app.
\n
Limitations:
\n
\n
The GraphQl endpoint is not a real GraphQl implementation! If you change any queries then they will not work without updating the stub endpoint to watch for them.
\n
To have repos appear on the dashboard, do not select any on the Select screen
\n
Images are not currently stubbed so will simply not be loaded
\n
\n
🔮 Other developer scripts
\n
\n
npm run serve: Run a server that hosts the production files
\n
npm run react:build: Build the React/CSS production files
\n
npm run style: Run the linter report
\n
npm run style-fix: Fix all auto-fixable lint errors
\n
npm run precommit: Runs the linter and test suite - used by Husky whenever a git commit is created
\n
npm run electron: Runs electron against the built production files,
\n
npm run pack: Packages distributable for the current OS and leaves unpackaged files available for inspection for debugging
\n
npm run dist: Builds the production files and then packages them into a distributable for the current OS
\n
npm run ship: Builds the production files, packages them for the current OS, and then pushes them to a draft Github release on the Pullp repository. For this to work, you must have the relevant access rights on the Pullp repository. In addition, you must create a personal token on Github and add it as GH_TOKEN=**YOURTOKEN** in a new file electron-builder.env in the project root. See electron-builder.example.env for an example.
\n
npm run install-wsl: Installs linux versions of all packages except for Electron which is installed as the Windows version. For use when developing using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This is currently the best workaround available.
\n
\n
CI/CD and Releasing
\n
Pullp uses Travis for CI/CD. This is configured so that any branch that is pushed with a name in the format vX.X.X will be automatically packaged for Mac and Linux and uploaded to Github as a draft release.
\n
Any branch name that doesn't match will have the test suite and linter run against it.
\n
e.g.
\n
\n
a branch with a name v1.9.70 will be created as a draft release with both the Mac and Linux installation files attached.
\n
a branch with a name add-new-feature will not be created as a draft release, but will be tested and linted.
\n
\n
Once the draft release is on Github it can have release notes added and then be published! 👌
Puppetry is an open-source cross-platform desktop application that gives non-developers the ability to create, manage, and integrate automated tests for Web
Puppetry offers you an easy-to-use UI where you choose browser methods and assertions from a predefined list, with predefined settings, guided by extensive tips.\nNamely you can do the following:
\n
\n
record user flow
\n
declare element targets as pairs variable = locator, where locator can be either CSS selector or Xpath.
\n
manage your test structure in BDD style (project, suite, test context, test case)
\n
manage page/element methods and assertions
\n
run the tests
\n
export the project as Jest/Puppeteer bundle ready to run in CLI (e.g. by a continuous integration server)
\n
\n
Key Features
\n
\n
Can be used by QA engineers with no programming background
Please adhere the coding style. We have one based on jQuery's JavaScript Style Guide. You can find the validation rules in .eslintrc\nand lint the code by running npm run lint
Puppetry is an open-source cross-platform desktop application that gives non-developers the ability to create, manage, and integrate automated tests for Web
Puppetry offers you an easy-to-use UI where you choose browser methods and assertions from a predefined list, with predefined settings, guided by extensive tips.\nNamely you can do the following:
\n
\n
record user flow
\n
declare element targets as pairs variable = locator, where locator can be either CSS selector or Xpath.
\n
manage your test structure in BDD style (project, suite, test context, test case)
\n
manage page/element methods and assertions
\n
run the tests
\n
export the project as Jest/Puppeteer bundle ready to run in CLI (e.g. by a continuous integration server)
\n
\n
Key Features
\n
\n
Can be used by QA engineers with no programming background
Please adhere the coding style. We have one based on jQuery's JavaScript Style Guide. You can find the validation rules in .eslintrc\nand lint the code by running npm run lint
Puppetry is an open-source cross-platform desktop application that gives non-developers the ability to create, manage, and integrate automated tests for Web
Puppetry offers you an easy-to-use UI where you choose browser methods and assertions from a predefined list, with predefined settings, guided by extensive tips.\nNamely you can do the following:
\n
\n
record user flow
\n
declare element targets as pairs variable = locator, where locator can be either CSS selector or Xpath.
\n
manage your test structure in BDD style (project, suite, test context, test case)
\n
manage page/element methods and assertions
\n
run the tests in Headless Chromium/Chromium/Chrome/🔥 Firefox
\n
export the project as Jest/Puppeteer bundle ready to run in CLI (e.g. by a continuous integration server)
\n
\n
Key Features
\n
\n
Can be used by QA engineers with no programming background
Please adhere the coding style. We have one based on jQuery's JavaScript Style Guide. You can find the validation rules in .eslintrc\nand lint the code by running npm run lint
Puppetry is an open-source cross-platform desktop application that gives non-developers the ability to create, manage, and integrate automated tests for Web
Puppetry offers you an easy-to-use UI where you choose browser methods and assertions from a predefined list, with predefined settings, guided by extensive tips.\nNamely you can do the following:
\n
\n
record user flow
\n
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Please adhere the coding style. We have one based on jQuery's JavaScript Style Guide. You can find the validation rules in .eslintrc\nand lint the code by running npm run lint
QBox is a convenient manage tool for your Qiniu buckets. It is an open-source software and can be used on OS X, Linux and Windows, and it was generated with electron-vue
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Bucket Panel
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Login by setting accessKey and secretKey.
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List all buckets (include private).
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Manage files in a bucket, that will open a new Manage Panel.
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Manage Panel
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List all files in a specified bucket.
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List all files with pagination.
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Sort by file name, file type, file size or modified time.
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Preview image and media file.
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Delete a existing file.
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Delete a batch of files were checked.
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Copy the outer link of a file.
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Refresh the files in the bucket.
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Download a existing file.(this feature will be put in preview modal)
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Upload a single file.
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Search filter.
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TODO
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MenuBar
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Set default bucket.
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Drag to MenuBar icon to upload.
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Bucket Panel
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Delete a existing bucket.
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Create a new bucket.
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Manage Panel
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Add enter event to search box.
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Upload mutiple files.
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Download a batch of files were checked.
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Rename resouces.
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License
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Contribute
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests (no tests now)\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint
QBox is a convenient manage tool for your Qiniu buckets. It is an open-source software and can be used on OS X, Linux and Windows, and it was generated with electron-vue
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Screenshots
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Bucket Panel
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Manage Panel
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Upload Panel
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Feature
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Bucket Panel
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Login by setting accessKey and secretKey.
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Logout by clearing localStorage (include accessKey and secretKey).
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List all buckets (include private).
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Manage files in a bucket, that will open a new Manage Panel.
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Manage Panel
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List all files in a specified bucket.
\n
List all files with pagination.
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Sort by file name, file type, file size or modified time.
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Preview image and media file.
\n
Delete a existing file.
\n
Delete a batch of files were checked.
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Copy the outer link of a file.
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Refresh the files in the bucket.
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Download a existing file.(this feature will be put in preview modal)
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Upload a single file.
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Search filter.
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TODO
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MenuBar
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Set default bucket.
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Drag to MenuBar icon to upload.
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Bucket Panel
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Delete a existing bucket.
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Create a new bucket.
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Manage Panel
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Add enter event to search box.
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Upload mutiple files.
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Download a batch of files were checked.
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Rename resouces.
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License
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Contribute
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests (no tests now)\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint
QBox is a convenient manage tool for your Qiniu buckets. It is an open-source software and can be used on OS X, Linux and Windows, and it was generated with electron-vue
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Screenshots
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Bucket Panel
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Manage Panel
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Upload Panel
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Feature
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Bucket Panel
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Login by setting accessKey and secretKey.
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Logout by clearing localStorage (include accessKey and secretKey).
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List all buckets (include private).
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Manage files in a bucket, that will open a new Manage Panel.
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Manage Panel
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List all files in a specified bucket.
\n
List all files with pagination.
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Sort by file name, file type, file size or modified time.
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Preview image and media file.
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Delete a existing file.
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Delete a batch of files were checked.
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Copy the outer link of a file.
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Refresh the files in the bucket.
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Download a existing file.(this feature will be put in preview modal)
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Upload a single file.
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Search filter.
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TODO
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MenuBar
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Set default bucket.
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Drag to MenuBar icon to upload.
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Bucket Panel
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Delete a existing bucket.
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Create a new bucket.
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Manage Panel
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Add enter event to search box.
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Upload mutiple files.
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Download a batch of files were checked.
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Rename resouces.
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License
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Contribute
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests (no tests now)\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint
QBox is a convenient manage tool for your Qiniu buckets. It is an open-source software and can be used on OS X, Linux and Windows, and it was generated with electron-vue
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Screenshots
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Bucket Panel
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Manage Panel
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Upload Panel
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Feature
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Bucket Panel
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Login by setting accessKey and secretKey.
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Logout by clearing localStorage (include accessKey and secretKey).
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List all buckets (include private).
\n
Manage files in a bucket, that will open a new Manage Panel.
\n
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Manage Panel
\n
\n
List all files in a specified bucket.
\n
List all files with pagination.
\n
Sort by file name, file type, file size or modified time.
\n
Preview image and media file.
\n
Delete a existing file.
\n
Delete a batch of files were checked.
\n
Copy the outer link of a file.
\n
Refresh the files in the bucket.
\n
Download a existing file.(this feature will be put in preview modal)
\n
Upload a single file.
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Search filter.
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TODO
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MenuBar
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Set default bucket.
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Drag to MenuBar icon to upload.
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Bucket Panel
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Delete a existing bucket.
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Create a new bucket.
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Manage Panel
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Add enter event to search box.
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Upload mutiple files.
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Download a batch of files were checked.
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Rename resouces.
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License
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Contribute
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run unit tests (no tests now)\nnpm test\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.
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INTRODUCTION
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Meet qikQR. A desktop app that creates QR codes.\n qikQR is multi-platform, open-source, and built entirely on web technology.
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.
There are dozens of amazing Qur'ān applications on mobile devices, and some great ones online for all devices (like the awesome quran.com) — but there was nothing up-to-date that targeted desktop computers/laptops with only useful features (without excess) and beautiful design.
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Qawl is an uncompromising desktop Qur'ān reading app, featuring:
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Lightning-fast startup and performance ⚡
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Ultra high-quality scanned mushaf 📷
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Beautiful-yet-effective design 🔮
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Offline support ☁
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Comprehensive keyboard shortcuts 🎹
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Stunning dark theme 🌙
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Natural controls with simple click-and-drag scrolling, touchpad pinch gestures, and automatic entry of page when pressing number keys ✋🏼
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There are dozens of amazing Qur'ān applications on mobile devices, and some great ones online for all devices (like the awesome quran.com) — but there was nothing up-to-date that targeted desktop computers/laptops with only useful features (without excess) and beautiful design.
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Qawl is an uncompromising desktop Qur'ān reading app, featuring:
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Lightning-fast startup and performance ⚡
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Ultra high-quality scanned mushaf 📷
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Beautiful-yet-effective design 🔮
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Powerful navigation using table of contents, page flip, or direct entry 🎯
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Precise, user-controlled zoom 🔎
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One-click access to recitations, tafsir and translations 🖱
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Offline support ☁
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Comprehensive keyboard shortcuts 🎹
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Stunning dark theme 🌙
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Resume directly at your last read page, zoom and theme 💾
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Natural controls with simple click-and-drag scrolling, touchpad pinch gestures, and automatic entry of page when pressing number keys ✋🏼
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Helpful tooltips to explain all features and teach keyboard shortcuts 💭
Quark is a general purpose software tool specifically designed to help you create projects written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript with native desktop app like capabilities. Quark apps run on Mac, Windows, and Linux from a single codebase.
Projects build with Quark should be easy and quick to setup.
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💻 Cross-platform
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🐱 Simplicity
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Quark is built with simplicity in mind, so that creating projects with Quark is enjoyable, easy to learn, and accessible to just about anyone with basic programming skills.
Quark is a general purpose software tool specifically designed to help you create projects written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript with native desktop app like capabilities. Quark apps run on Mac, Windows, and Linux from a single codebase.
Projects build with Quark should be easy and quick to setup.
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💻 Cross-platform
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Projects build with Quark should run on all platforms such as Windows, Linux and Mac, sharing the same code base.
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🐱 Simplicity
\n
Quark is built with simplicity in mind, so that creating projects with Quark is enjoyable, easy to learn, and accessible to just about anyone with basic programming skills.
Quark is a general purpose software tool specifically designed to help you create projects written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript with native desktop app like capabilities. Quark apps run on Mac, Windows, and Linux from a single codebase.
Projects build with Quark should be easy and quick to setup.
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💻 Cross-platform
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Projects build with Quark should run on all platforms such as Windows, Linux and Mac, sharing the same code base.
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🐱 Simplicity
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Quark is built with simplicity in mind, so that creating projects with Quark is enjoyable, easy to learn, and accessible to just about anyone with basic programming skills.
Quark is a general purpose software tool specifically designed to help you create projects written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript with native desktop app like capabilities. Quark apps run on Mac, Windows, and Linux from a single codebase.
Projects build with Quark should be easy and quick to setup.
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💻 Cross-platform
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Projects build with Quark should run on all platforms such as Windows, Linux and Mac, sharing the same code base.
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🐱 Simplicity
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Quark is built with simplicity in mind, so that creating projects with Quark is enjoyable, easy to learn, and accessible to just about anyone with basic programming skills.
Quickwords is a productivity app, to get on with your work quicker. It helps you substitute common words, phrases and paragraphs with just few key strokes. It is available on MacOS (other systems coming very soon).\nYou can check out the website and full documentation for more information.
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Installation
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MacOS
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Download the latest release, unzip and drag Quickwords.app to your Applications folder.
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Linux & Windows
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Linux and Windows versions of the app are coming soon. In the meantime all PRs are very welcome.
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Privacy and Security
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Quickwords registers all global keyboard events, so it has an access to everything you type on the system. No data is saved on the system, and only 20 last keystrokes are remembered in the memory of the app. All your data should be secure.
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If you discover a security vulnerability within Quickwords, please DM @quickwordsapp. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
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Contribution
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Contributions are very welcome. If you want, just drop a PR with any feature you'd like to see. If you want to help with the development of the app, you could buy us a coffee.
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FAQ
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Replacements do not work after installation
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Please make sure you gave the accessibility access in your system preferences. If it still does not work, try restarting the app. On newer versions of macOS computer restart may be required. It seems like a bug with macOS not registering granted accessibility permission.
Quickwords is a productivity app, to get on with your work quicker. It helps you substitute common words, phrases and paragraphs with just few key strokes. It is available on MacOS (other systems coming very soon).\nYou can check out the website and full documentation for more information.
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Installation
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MacOS
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Download the latest release, unzip and drag Quickwords.app to your Applications folder.
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Linux & Windows
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Linux and Windows versions of the app are coming soon. In the meantime all PRs are very welcome.
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Privacy and Security
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Quickwords registers all global keyboard events, so it has an access to everything you type on the system. No data is saved on the system, and only 20 last keystrokes are remembered in the memory of the app. All your data should be secure.
\n
If you discover a security vulnerability within Quickwords, please DM @quickwordsapp. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
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Contribution
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Contributions are very welcome. If you want, just drop a PR with any feature you'd like to see. If you want to help with the development of the app, you could buy us a coffee.
\n
FAQ
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Replacements do not work after installation
\n
Please make sure you gave the accessibility access in your system preferences. If it still does not work, try restarting the app. On newer versions of macOS computer restart may be required. It seems like a bug with macOS not registering granted accessibility permission.
Quickwords is a productivity app, to get on with your work quicker. It helps you substitute common words, phrases and paragraphs with just few key strokes. It is available on MacOS (other systems coming very soon).\nYou can check out the website and full documentation for more information.
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Installation
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MacOS
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Download the latest release, unzip and drag Quickwords.app to your Applications folder.
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Linux & Windows
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Linux and Windows versions of the app are coming soon. In the meantime all PRs are very welcome.
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Privacy and Security
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Quickwords registers all global keyboard events, so it has an access to everything you type on the system. No data is saved on the system, and only 20 last keystrokes are remembered in the memory of the app. All your data should be secure.
\n
If you discover a security vulnerability within Quickwords, please DM @quickwordsapp. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
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Contribution
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Contributions are very welcome. If you want, just drop a PR with any feature you'd like to see. If you want to help with the development of the app, you could buy us a coffee.
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FAQ
\n
Replacements do not work after installation
\n
Please make sure you gave the accessibility access in your system preferences. If it still does not work, try restarting the app. On newer versions of macOS (including Mojave and Catalina), computer restart may be required. It seems like a bug with macOS not registering granted accessibility permission.
\n
It appears that sometimes in Mojave and Catalina the app stops working when you open the computer after a longer period of time (like after the night). Simply go to the Login screen (ctrl+cmd+q) and log back in. The issue should be resolved. If it is not, please file an issue. If you know how to fix this or the cause of the issue, we would like to know :)
Quickwords is a productivity app, to get on with your work quicker. It helps you substitute common words, phrases and paragraphs with just few key strokes. It is available on MacOS (other systems coming very soon).\nYou can check out the website and full documentation for more information.
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Installation
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MacOS
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Download the latest release, unzip and drag Quickwords.app to your Applications folder.
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Linux & Windows
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Linux and Windows versions of the app are coming soon. In the meantime all PRs are very welcome.
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Privacy and Security
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Quickwords registers all global keyboard events, so it has an access to everything you type on the system. No data is saved on the system, and only 20 last keystrokes are remembered in the memory of the app. All your data should be secure.
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If you discover a security vulnerability within Quickwords, please DM @quickwordsapp. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
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Contribution
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Contributions are very welcome. If you want, just drop a PR with any feature you'd like to see. If you want to help with the development of the app, you could buy us a coffee.
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FAQ
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Replacements do not work after installation
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Please make sure you gave the accessibility access in your system preferences. If it still does not work, try restarting the app. On newer versions of macOS (including Mojave and Catalina), computer restart may be required. It seems like a bug with macOS not registering granted accessibility permission.
\n
It appears that sometimes in Mojave and Catalina the app stops working when you open the computer after a longer period of time (like after the night). Simply go to the Login screen (ctrl+cmd+q) and log back in. The issue should be resolved. If it is not, please file an issue. If you know how to fix this or the cause of the issue, we would like to know :)
Mac & Linux are on the roadmap. Kindly support the project if you would like to see more platforms and features added in the future.
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Features
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Clean Minimal Design
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Raider is simple, clean and easy to use.
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Download from Private Accounts
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Login with your Instagram credentials and download photos from private accounts that you follow.
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Multiple Accounts Support
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Raider allows you to add multiple accounts and switches between them seamlessly when downloading from private accounts.
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Subscribe to Accounts
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Every time you download an account using Raider, we add it to your subscribed accounts section. You can update a single account or all of them anytime.
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Edit/Delete Subscribed Accounts
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Want to change the username of a subscribed account? Maybe rename the folder name? Raider allows you to easily do so.
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Just long click on any account to enter Edit Mode.
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Support the Project
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Despite taking weeks to research, design and code, Raider does not contain a single ad, any trackers or in app purchases. It is completely free to use.
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If you would like to see more features added in the future and keep the app free, kindly support the author on Patreon.
Mac & Linux are on the roadmap. Kindly support the project if you would like to see more platforms and features added in the future.
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Features
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Clean Minimal Design
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Raider is simple, clean and easy to use.
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Download from Private Accounts
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Login with your Instagram credentials and download photos from private accounts that you follow.
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Multiple Accounts Support
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Raider allows you to add multiple accounts and switches between them seamlessly when downloading from private accounts.
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Subscribe to Accounts
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Every time you download an account using Raider, we add it to your subscribed accounts section. You can update a single account or all of them anytime.
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Edit/Delete Subscribed Accounts
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Want to change the username of a subscribed account? Maybe rename the folder name? Raider allows you to easily do so.
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Just long click on any account to enter Edit Mode.
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Support the Project
\n
Despite taking weeks to research, design and code, Raider does not contain a single ad, any trackers or in app purchases. It is completely free to use.
\n
If you would like to see more features added in the future and keep the app free, kindly support the author on Patreon.
The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator takes a user's current MMR (Match Making Rating) and ELO (Points per match) to display how many matches the user has to win or lose to reach their goal.
Solve for custom goal (anywhere between 1,100 & 10,000)
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Calculate how many games you have to win to reach your rank goal
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Calculate how many games you have to lose to reach your rank goal
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Switch between solving for preset and custom values
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Automatic updates
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Clean UI
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Platforms
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This app is currently only supported on all Windows platforms
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Pictures
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Affiliation
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The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator is in no way shape or form affiliated with Ubisoft and its partners. Any "Rainbow Six: Siege" name, logos and/or images are registered trademarks of Ubisoft.
The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator takes a user's current MMR (Match Making Rating) and ELO (Points per match) to display how many matches the user has to win or lose to reach their goal.
Solve for custom goal (anywhere between 1,100 & 10,000)
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Calculate how many games you have to win to reach your rank goal
\n
Calculate how many games you have to lose to reach your rank goal
\n
Switch between solving for preset and custom values
\n
Automatic updates
\n
Clean UI
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Platforms
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This app is currently only supported on all Windows platforms
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Pictures
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Affiliation
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The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator is in no way shape or form affiliated with Ubisoft and its partners. Any \"Rainbow Six: Siege\" name, logos and/or images are registered trademarks of Ubisoft.
Go to the project directory and install dependencies:
\n
\n
cd r2e-todoworks && npm install\n
\n
$ npm run dev\n
\n
Generate the binary:
\n
\n
For Linux
\n
\n
$ npm run package-linux\n
\n
Maybe you will install some depends packages.
\n
\n
For Mac
\n
\n
$ npm run package-mac\n
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After that, you will see the binary in ./release folder
\n
2. How to use it ?
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Icon
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Description
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Check
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Click when todo done
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Fire
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Todo in status warning, and move on top
\n
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\n
Rocket
\n
Click when you want change status todo normal to warning
\n
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\n
Like
\n
Todo in status done and move down in list todo done
\n
\n
\n
Close
\n
Remove todo
\n
\n\n
\n
3. Contributing
\n
So you want to contribute? Fun! I love seeing new PRs for r2e-todoworks.\nIf you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
\n
4. License
\n
MIT License
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r2e-todoworks
\n
todoworks for desktop use React, Electron and Mobx
Go to the project directory and install dependencies:
\n
\n
cd r2e-todoworks && npm install\n
\n
$ npm run dev\n
\n
Generate the binary:
\n
\n
For Linux
\n
\n
$ npm run package-linux\n
\n
Maybe you will install some depends packages.
\n
\n
For Mac
\n
\n
$ npm run package-mac\n
\n
After that, you will see the binary in ./release folder
\n
2. How to use it ?
\n
\n\n
\n
Icon
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Check
\n
Click when todo done
\n
\n
\n
Fire
\n
Todo in status warning, and move on top
\n
\n
\n
Rocket
\n
Click when you want change status todo normal to warning
\n
\n
\n
Like
\n
Todo in status done and move down in list todo done
\n
\n
\n
Close
\n
Remove todo
\n
\n\n
\n
3. Contributing
\n
So you want to contribute? Fun! I love seeing new PRs for r2e-todoworks.\nIf you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
Go to the project directory and install dependencies:
\n
\n
cd r2e-todoworks && npm install\n
\n
$ npm run dev\n
\n
Generate the binary:
\n
\n
For Linux
\n
\n
$ npm run package-linux\n
\n
Maybe you will install some depends packages.
\n
\n
For Mac
\n
\n
$ npm run package-mac\n
\n
After that, you will see the binary in ./release folder
\n
2. How to use it ?
\n
\n\n
\n
Icon
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Check
\n
Click when todo done
\n
\n
\n
Fire
\n
Todo in status warning, and move on top
\n
\n
\n
Rocket
\n
Click when you want change status todo normal to warning
\n
\n
\n
Like
\n
Todo in status done and move down in list todo done
\n
\n
\n
Close
\n
Remove todo
\n
\n\n
\n
3. Contributing
\n
So you want to contribute? Fun! I love seeing new PRs for r2e-todoworks.\nIf you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
\n
4. License
\n
MIT License
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
r2e-todoworks
\n
todoworks for desktop use React, Electron and Mobx
Go to the project directory and install dependencies:
\n
\n
cd r2e-todoworks && npm install\n
\n
$ npm run dev\n
\n
Generate the binary:
\n
\n
For Linux
\n
\n
$ npm run package-linux\n
\n
Maybe you will install some depends packages.
\n
\n
For Mac
\n
\n
$ npm run package-mac\n
\n
After that, you will see the binary in ./release folder
\n
2. How to use it ?
\n
\n\n
\n
Icon
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Check
\n
Click when todo done
\n
\n
\n
Fire
\n
Todo in status warning, and move on top
\n
\n
\n
Rocket
\n
Click when you want change status todo normal to warning
\n
\n
\n
Like
\n
Todo in status done and move down in list todo done
\n
\n
\n
Close
\n
Remove todo
\n
\n\n
\n
3. Contributing
\n
So you want to contribute? Fun! I love seeing new PRs for r2e-todoworks.\nIf you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator takes a user's current MMR (Match Making Rating) and ELO (Points per match) to display how many matches the user has to win or lose to reach their goal.
Solve for custom goal (anywhere between 1,100 & 10,000)
\n
Calculate how many games you have to win to reach your rank goal
\n
Calculate how many games you have to lose to reach your rank goal
\n
Switch between solving for preset and custom values
\n
Automatic updates
\n
Clean UI
\n
\n
Platforms
\n
\n
This app is currently only supported on all Windows platforms
\n
\n
Pictures
\n
\n
\n
Affiliation
\n
\n
The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator is in no way shape or form affiliated with Ubisoft and its partners. Any "Rainbow Six: Siege" name, logos and/or images are registered trademarks of Ubisoft.
The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator takes a user's current MMR (Match Making Rating) and ELO (Points per match) to display how many matches the user has to win or lose to reach their goal.
Solve for custom goal (anywhere between 1,100 & 10,000)
\n
Calculate how many games you have to win to reach your rank goal
\n
Calculate how many games you have to lose to reach your rank goal
\n
Switch between solving for preset and custom values
\n
Automatic updates
\n
Clean UI
\n
\n
Platforms
\n
\n
This app is currently only supported on all Windows platforms
\n
\n
Pictures
\n
\n
\n
Affiliation
\n
\n
The R6RC | R6 Rank Calculator is in no way shape or form affiliated with Ubisoft and its partners. Any \"Rainbow Six: Siege\" name, logos and/or images are registered trademarks of Ubisoft.
Mac & Linux are on the roadmap. Kindly support the project if you would like to see more platforms and features added in the future.
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Clean Minimal Design
\n
\n
\n
Raider is simple, clean and easy to use.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Download from Private Accounts
\n
\n
\n
Login with your Instagram credentials and download photos from private accounts that you follow.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Multiple Accounts Support
\n
\n
\n
Raider allows you to add multiple accounts and switches between them seamlessly when downloading from private accounts.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Subscribe to Accounts
\n
\n
\n
Every time you download an account using Raider, we add it to your subscribed accounts section. You can update a single account or all of them anytime.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Edit/Delete Subscribed Accounts
\n
\n
\n
Want to change the username of a subscribed account? Maybe rename the folder name? Raider allows you to easily do so.
\n
Just long click on any account to enter Edit Mode.
\n
\n
Support the Project
\n
Despite taking weeks to research, design and code, Raider does not contain a single ad, any trackers or in app purchases. It is completely free to use.
\n
If you would like to see more features added in the future and keep the app free, kindly support the author on Patreon.
Mac & Linux are on the roadmap. Kindly support the project if you would like to see more platforms and features added in the future.
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Clean Minimal Design
\n
\n
\n
Raider is simple, clean and easy to use.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Download from Private Accounts
\n
\n
\n
Login with your Instagram credentials and download photos from private accounts that you follow.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Multiple Accounts Support
\n
\n
\n
Raider allows you to add multiple accounts and switches between them seamlessly when downloading from private accounts.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Subscribe to Accounts
\n
\n
\n
Every time you download an account using Raider, we add it to your subscribed accounts section. You can update a single account or all of them anytime.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Edit/Delete Subscribed Accounts
\n
\n
\n
Want to change the username of a subscribed account? Maybe rename the folder name? Raider allows you to easily do so.
\n
Just long click on any account to enter Edit Mode.
\n
\n
Support the Project
\n
Despite taking weeks to research, design and code, Raider does not contain a single ad, any trackers or in app purchases. It is completely free to use.
\n
If you would like to see more features added in the future and keep the app free, kindly support the author on Patreon.
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Instagram or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Instagram app. Use it at your own risk.
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",
- "readmeOriginal": "
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Ramme
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Unofficial Instagram Desktop App
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OBS Ramme is no longer being maintained.
\n
\n
Download
\n
The latest version of Ramme for macOS, Linux and Windows is available here.
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Instagram or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Instagram app. Use it at your own risk.
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Instagram or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Instagram app. Use it at your own risk.
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",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
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Ramme
\n
Unofficial Instagram Desktop App
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n \n \n
\n\n
\n
OBS Ramme is no longer being maintained.
\n
\n
Download
\n
The latest version of Ramme for macOS, Linux and Windows is available here.
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorised, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Instagram or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial Instagram app. Use it at your own risk.
Desktop Application for searching information about your favourite movies. Built with Electron :-)
\n
\n
Description
\nRateMyMovie is a desktop application that lets you perform movie/Tv-serires search and shows information about the searched movie. Displays info like Plot , Poster , release date , Ratings ,etc\n
Technologies Used
\n
\n
Node.js
\n
Electron
\n
Javascript
\n
NPM Api
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
\n
Simply download the application link above depending on your OS
Feel free to report issues and bugs.It will be helpful for future launches of application.
\n
All Suggestions are welcome.
\n
Fork repository and Contribute.
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
RateMyMovie-DesktopApp
\n
Desktop Application for searching information about your favourite movies. Built with Electron :-)
\n
\n
Description
\nRateMyMovie is a desktop application that lets you perform movie/Tv-serires search and shows information about the searched movie. Displays info like Plot , Poster , release date , Ratings ,etc\n
Technologies Used
\n
\n
Node.js
\n
Electron
\n
Javascript
\n
NPM Api
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
\n
Simply download the application link above depending on your OS
Sync your configuration between multiple computers.
\n
Master Password.
\n
Lock Rambox if you will be away for a period of time.
\n
Don't disturb mode.
\n
Reorder applications in the tab bar.
\n
Notification badge in the tab.
\n
Minimize to tray.
\n
Mute audio to specific service.
\n
Separate tabs floating to the right.
\n
Disable a service instead of remove it.
\n
Start automatically on system startup.
\n
Custom Code Injection.
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts.
\n
Proxy.
\n
Switch from horizontal to vertical tab bar.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
No personal information will be saved
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for Webviews.\nSo every time you open Rambox, your sessions will keep alive until you remove the service.
\n
Sync feature use Auth0 for Single Sign On & Token Based Authentication and to store the services that user is using (and the configuration for each service).\nYou are always welcome to check the code! ;)
Sync your configuration between multiple computers.
\n
Master Password.
\n
Lock Rambox if you will be away for a period of time.
\n
Don't disturb mode.
\n
Reorder applications in the tab bar.
\n
Notification badge in the tab.
\n
Minimize to tray.
\n
Mute audio to specific service.
\n
Separate tabs floating to the right.
\n
Disable a service instead of remove it.
\n
Start automatically on system startup.
\n
Custom Code Injection.
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts.
\n
Proxy.
\n
Switch from horizontal to vertical tab bar.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
No personal information will be saved
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for Webviews.\nSo every time you open Rambox, your sessions will keep alive until you remove the service.
\n
Sync feature use Auth0 for Single Sign On & Token Based Authentication and to store the services that user is using (and the configuration for each service).\nYou are always welcome to check the code! ;)
Desktop Application for searching information about your favourite movies. Built with Electron :-)
\n
\n
Description
\nRateMyMovie is a desktop application that lets you perform movie/Tv-serires search and shows information about the searched movie. Displays info like Plot , Poster , release date , Ratings ,etc\n
Technologies Used
\n
\n
Node.js
\n
Electron
\n
Javascript
\n
NPM Api
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
\n
Simply download the application link above depending on your OS
Feel free to report issues and bugs.It will be helpful for future launches of application.
\n
All Suggestions are welcome.
\n
Fork repository and Contribute.
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
RateMyMovie-DesktopApp
\n
Desktop Application for searching information about your favourite movies. Built with Electron :-)
\n
\n
Description
\nRateMyMovie is a desktop application that lets you perform movie/Tv-serires search and shows information about the searched movie. Displays info like Plot , Poster , release date , Ratings ,etc\n
Technologies Used
\n
\n
Node.js
\n
Electron
\n
Javascript
\n
NPM Api
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
\n
Simply download the application link above depending on your OS
\nRay is a desktop HTML-powered text editor with advanced features.\n \nCreate, style, organize your personal notes!\n
\n
\n
\n
⚡️ Overview
\n
Ray is a rich text editor which saves your documents in HTML format.
\n
It's intended for creating and organizing small and medium text documents like notes, thoughts, ideas and so on. Actually any text you want to save. Ray can work on any platform - macOS, Windows or Linux.
\n
You can use it as a replacement for simple text editors (e.g. supplied in your OS) and note taking apps. You get such benefits as advanced styling (thanks to HTML format) and file organizing features to have quick access to all your files.
\n
In some cases you can also consider using Ray instead of "big" word processing apps like Google Docs or MS Word. They have more formatting and other options then Ray but may be too heavy and less handy for medium/small text documents or those documents that don't require complex text formatting.
\n
Ray is constantly improving and more new features are added in each release!
\n
🏄 Platforms
\n
Ray is based on Electron platform and can be run on Windows, macOS and Linux.\nAt this moment you can download distributives for Windows (tested on Windows 10) and macOS (tested on macOS Sierra/High Sierra).
\nRay is a desktop HTML-powered text editor with advanced features.\n \nCreate, style, organize your personal notes!\n
\n
\n
\n
⚡️ Overview
\n
Ray is a rich text editor which saves your documents in HTML format.
\n
It's intended for creating and organizing small and medium text documents like notes, thoughts, ideas and so on. Actually any text you want to save. Ray can work on any platform - macOS, Windows or Linux.
\n
You can use it as a replacement for simple text editors (e.g. supplied in your OS) and note taking apps. You get such benefits as advanced styling (thanks to HTML format) and file organizing features to have quick access to all your files.
\n
In some cases you can also consider using Ray instead of \"big\" word processing apps like Google Docs or MS Word. They have more formatting and other options then Ray but may be too heavy and less handy for medium/small text documents or those documents that don't require complex text formatting.
\n
Ray is constantly improving and more new features are added in each release!
\n
🏄 Platforms
\n
Ray is based on Electron platform and can be run on Windows, macOS and Linux.\nAt this moment you can download distributives for Windows (tested on Windows 10) and macOS (tested on macOS Sierra/High Sierra).
\nRay is a desktop HTML-powered text editor with advanced features.\n \nCreate, style, organize your personal notes!\n
\n
\n
\n
⚡ Overview
\n
Ray is a rich text editor which saves your documents in HTML format.
\n
It's intended for creating and organizing small and medium text documents like notes, thoughts, ideas and so on. Actually any text you want to save. Ray can work on any platform - macOS, Windows or Linux.
\n
You can use it as a replacement for simple text editors (e.g. supplied in your OS) and note taking apps. You get such benefits as advanced styling (thanks to HTML format) and file organizing features to have quick access to all your files.
\n
In some cases you can also consider using Ray instead of "big" word processing apps like Google Docs or MS Word. They have more formatting and other options then Ray but may be too heavy and less handy for medium/small text documents or those documents that don't require complex text formatting.
\n
Ray is constantly improving and more new features are added in each release!
\n
🏄 Platforms
\n
Ray is based on Electron platform and can be run on Windows, macOS and Linux.\nAt this moment you can download distributives for Windows (tested on Windows 10) and macOS (tested on macOS Sierra/High Sierra).
\nRay is a desktop HTML-powered text editor with advanced features.\n \nCreate, style, organize your personal notes!\n
\n
\n
\n
⚡ Overview
\n
Ray is a rich text editor which saves your documents in HTML format.
\n
It's intended for creating and organizing small and medium text documents like notes, thoughts, ideas and so on. Actually any text you want to save. Ray can work on any platform - macOS, Windows or Linux.
\n
You can use it as a replacement for simple text editors (e.g. supplied in your OS) and note taking apps. You get such benefits as advanced styling (thanks to HTML format) and file organizing features to have quick access to all your files.
\n
In some cases you can also consider using Ray instead of \"big\" word processing apps like Google Docs or MS Word. They have more formatting and other options then Ray but may be too heavy and less handy for medium/small text documents or those documents that don't require complex text formatting.
\n
Ray is constantly improving and more new features are added in each release!
\n
🏄 Platforms
\n
Ray is based on Electron platform and can be run on Windows, macOS and Linux.\nAt this moment you can download distributives for Windows (tested on Windows 10) and macOS (tested on macOS Sierra/High Sierra).
Configurable cron job for refresh interval of feeds
\n
Minimize app to tray and run in background
\n
Open article link in external browser
\n
Responsive
\n
Exporting feed in OPML format
\n
Importing feeds
\n
Windows support
\n
Linux support
\n
Offline reading
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Inoreader Integration
\n
Sidebar count
\n
Text size configuration
\n
Text font style configuration (Currently has Playfair Display, Muli, Open Sans and Roboto Slab)
\n
Supports categorizing of the feeds.
\n
macOS touchbar shortcuts
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Feedbin, Feedly and Inoreader full sync would be available in PRO
\n
New brand name and icons
\n
Text configuration
\n
Supporting authenticated feeds
\n
Feedly synchronization
\n
Web app
\n
Pocket Integration
\n
Moving to web based. Reason: NeDB won't be scalable and handle large datasets? Or look for different local db.
\n
For ongoing support. Soon this would be a paid app with reasonable pricing per month.
\n
\n
Please feel free to suggest more ideas to improve this app.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# copy config.example.js in renderer to config.js by executing cp config.example.js config.js and set Mercury parser token\ncp src/renderer/config.example.js src/renderer/config.js\n\n# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
\n
For more documentation please follow link from Electron Vue
Configurable cron job for refresh interval of feeds
\n
Minimize app to tray and run in background
\n
Open article link in external browser
\n
Responsive
\n
Exporting feed in OPML format
\n
Importing feeds
\n
Windows support
\n
Linux support
\n
Offline reading
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Inoreader Integration
\n
Sidebar count
\n
Text size configuration
\n
Text font style configuration (Currently has Playfair Display, Muli, Open Sans and Roboto Slab)
\n
Supports categorizing of the feeds.
\n
macOS touchbar shortcuts
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
Feedbin, Feedly and Inoreader full sync would be available in PRO
\n
New brand name and icons
\n
Text configuration
\n
Supporting authenticated feeds
\n
Feedly synchronization
\n
Web app
\n
Pocket Integration
\n
Moving to web based. Reason: NeDB won't be scalable and handle large datasets? Or look for different local db.
\n
For ongoing support. Soon this would be a paid app with reasonable pricing per month.
\n
\n
Please feel free to suggest more ideas to improve this app.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# copy config.example.js in renderer to config.js by executing cp config.example.js config.js and set Mercury parser token\ncp src/renderer/config.example.js src/renderer/config.js\n\n# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
\n
For more documentation please follow link from Electron Vue
To use Homebrew-Cask you just need to have Homebrew installed.
\n
brew cask install raven-reader
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Full Article Read
\n
Subscribing to news feed
\n
Marking as read/unread
\n
Marking as favourite
\n
Dark mode
\n
Configurable cron job for refresh interval of feeds
\n
Minimize app to tray and run in background
\n
Open article link in external browser
\n
Responsive
\n
Exporting feed in OPML format
\n
Importing feeds
\n
Windows support
\n
Linux support
\n
Offline reading
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Sidebar count
\n
Text size configuration
\n
Text font style configuration (Currently has Playfair Display, Muli, Open Sans and Roboto Slab)
\n
Supports categorizing of the feeds.
\n
macOS touchbar shortcuts
\n
Integration with read it later apps: Pocket, Instapaper
\n
Podcast support. Subscribe to podcast rss feed and listen within app.
\n
\n
Please feel free to suggest more ideas to improve this app.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# copy config.example.js in renderer to config.js by executing cp config.example.js config.js and set Mercury parser token\ncp src/renderer/config.example.js src/renderer/config.js\n\n# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
\n
For more documentation please follow link from Electron Vue
To use Homebrew-Cask you just need to have Homebrew installed.
\n
brew cask install raven-reader
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Full Article Read
\n
Subscribing to news feed
\n
Marking as read/unread
\n
Marking as favourite
\n
Dark mode
\n
Configurable cron job for refresh interval of feeds
\n
Minimize app to tray and run in background
\n
Open article link in external browser
\n
Responsive
\n
Exporting feed in OPML format
\n
Importing feeds
\n
Windows support
\n
Linux support
\n
Offline reading
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Sidebar count
\n
Text size configuration
\n
Text font style configuration (Currently has Playfair Display, Muli, Open Sans and Roboto Slab)
\n
Supports categorizing of the feeds.
\n
macOS touchbar shortcuts
\n
Integration with read it later apps: Pocket, Instapaper
\n
Podcast support. Subscribe to podcast rss feed and listen within app.
\n
\n
Please feel free to suggest more ideas to improve this app.
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Developer Notes
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Build Setup
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# copy config.example.js in renderer to config.js by executing cp config.example.js config.js and set Mercury parser token\ncp src/renderer/config.example.js src/renderer/config.js\n\n# install dependencies\nyarn install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nyarn dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nyarn build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nyarn run lint\n
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For more documentation please follow link from Electron Vue
Sync your configuration between multiple computers.
\n
Master Password.
\n
Lock Rambox if you will be away for a period of time.
\n
Don't disturb mode.
\n
Reorder applications in the tab bar.
\n
Notification badge in the tab.
\n
Minimize to tray.
\n
Mute audio to specific service.
\n
Separate tabs floating to the right.
\n
Disable a service instead of remove it.
\n
Start automatically on system startup.
\n
Custom Code Injection.
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts.
\n
Proxy.
\n
Switch from horizontal to vertical tab bar.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
No personal information will be saved
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for Webviews.\nSo every time you open Rambox, your sessions will keep alive until you remove the service.
\n
Sync feature use Auth0 for Single Sign On & Token Based Authentication and to store the services that user is using (and the configuration for each service).\nYou are always welcome to check the code! ;)
Sync your configuration between multiple computers.
\n
Master Password.
\n
Lock Rambox if you will be away for a period of time.
\n
Don't disturb mode.
\n
Reorder applications in the tab bar.
\n
Notification badge in the tab.
\n
Minimize to tray.
\n
Mute audio to specific service.
\n
Separate tabs floating to the right.
\n
Disable a service instead of remove it.
\n
Start automatically on system startup.
\n
Custom Code Injection.
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts.
\n
Proxy.
\n
Switch from horizontal to vertical tab bar.
\n
\n
Privacy
\n
No personal information will be saved
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for Webviews.\nSo every time you open Rambox, your sessions will keep alive until you remove the service.
\n
Sync feature use Auth0 for Single Sign On & Token Based Authentication and to store the services that user is using (and the configuration for each service).\nYou are always welcome to check the code! ;)
Rebaslight Terms, Conditions, and License Agreement
\n
Rebaslight is a product of Very Small Helm LLC, Copyright (c) 2008-2019.
\n
Rebaslight's codebase is open source and adopts the GNU AGPLv3 license.
\n
Open source does not always mean free as in gratis.\nRebaslight is free (no cost) to use as long as the "Made with Rebaslight" watermark appears on the output video/image.\nHowever, if you make a one-time payment of $25 USD you may remove this watermark.\nOnce paid, you personally may use Rebaslight without watermarks forever.
Rebaslight Terms, Conditions, and License Agreement
\n
Rebaslight is a product of Very Small Helm LLC, Copyright (c) 2008-2019.
\n
Rebaslight's codebase is open source and adopts the GNU AGPLv3 license.
\n
Open source does not always mean free as in gratis.\nRebaslight is free (no cost) to use as long as the \"Made with Rebaslight\" watermark appears on the output video/image.\nHowever, if you make a one-time payment of $25 USD you may remove this watermark.\nOnce paid, you personally may use Rebaslight without watermarks forever.
Feel free to clone it and make any changes you'd like, but I am no longer working on this project, and I'm sure several things don't work. I made this as my first realy project with AngularJS so the code is absolutely atrocious! Continue at your own risk.
\n
Reach Podcast Player
\n
Reach Podcast Player is a RSS-based podcast player, meaning that in order to listen to your favorite podcasts, all you have to do is copy and paste the RSS feed from the podcast.
\n
Who Is This For?
\n
This application is for all podcast listeners. Itunes, Spotify, and whereever you get your podcasts, have a ton of available podcast but every once in a while you will hear about a new podcast and search for it on your favorite podcast provider and they won't have it! with Reach, all you need is the RSS feed and you're good to go. No need to listen to podcasts accross different programs.
\n
What's Under The Hood?
\n
This was made with electron and angularjs. This is my first time using both of these items so some parts of the program are not perfectly optomized, but I plan on continuing to work on both the program itself, and my angular and electron skills in order to fuilly optimize the program.
\n
\n
\n
Small Demo
\n
\n
TODO:
\n
\n
Make listening queue
\n
Scale better\n
\n
With generic window sizes the program looks fine, but at smaller than average sizes, things get bad
\n
\n
\n
Redo podcast-view UI\n
\n
When a user clicks a podcast, the current UI is for the old theme, and needs to be updated
\n
\n
\n
Have the podcasts actually get the latest episodes when the user opens up the app
\n
Make a wiki page, or release distributions\n
\n
If I can figure out how, I'd like to be able to give the users notifications when a new update is available
\n
\n
\n
The Play/Pause button is very dodgy at the moment in terms of click detection, so I gotta fix that
\n
Put that data structure and algorithm class to good use
\n
Add comments everywhere
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
This Project Has Been Abandoned
\n
Feel free to clone it and make any changes you'd like, but I am no longer working on this project, and I'm sure several things don't work. I made this as my first realy project with AngularJS so the code is absolutely atrocious! Continue at your own risk.
\n
Reach Podcast Player
\n
Reach Podcast Player is a RSS-based podcast player, meaning that in order to listen to your favorite podcasts, all you have to do is copy and paste the RSS feed from the podcast.
\n
Who Is This For?
\n
This application is for all podcast listeners. Itunes, Spotify, and whereever you get your podcasts, have a ton of available podcast but every once in a while you will hear about a new podcast and search for it on your favorite podcast provider and they won't have it! with Reach, all you need is the RSS feed and you're good to go. No need to listen to podcasts accross different programs.
\n
What's Under The Hood?
\n
This was made with electron and angularjs. This is my first time using both of these items so some parts of the program are not perfectly optomized, but I plan on continuing to work on both the program itself, and my angular and electron skills in order to fuilly optimize the program.
\n
\n
\n
Small Demo
\n
\n
TODO:
\n
\n
Make listening queue
\n
Scale better\n
\n
With generic window sizes the program looks fine, but at smaller than average sizes, things get bad
\n
\n
\n
Redo podcast-view UI\n
\n
When a user clicks a podcast, the current UI is for the old theme, and needs to be updated
\n
\n
\n
Have the podcasts actually get the latest episodes when the user opens up the app
\n
Make a wiki page, or release distributions\n
\n
If I can figure out how, I'd like to be able to give the users notifications when a new update is available
\n
\n
\n
The Play/Pause button is very dodgy at the moment in terms of click detection, so I gotta fix that
\n
Put that data structure and algorithm class to good use
Rebaslight Terms, Conditions, and License Agreement
\n
Rebaslight is a product of Very Small Helm LLC, Copyright (c) 2008-2019.
\n
Rebaslight's codebase is open source and adopts the GNU AGPLv3 license.
\n
Open source does not always mean free as in gratis.\nRebaslight is free (no cost) to use as long as the "Made with Rebaslight" watermark appears on the output video/image.\nHowever, if you make a one-time payment of $25 USD you may remove this watermark.\nOnce paid, you personally may use Rebaslight without watermarks forever.
Rebaslight Terms, Conditions, and License Agreement
\n
Rebaslight is a product of Very Small Helm LLC, Copyright (c) 2008-2019.
\n
Rebaslight's codebase is open source and adopts the GNU AGPLv3 license.
\n
Open source does not always mean free as in gratis.\nRebaslight is free (no cost) to use as long as the \"Made with Rebaslight\" watermark appears on the output video/image.\nHowever, if you make a one-time payment of $25 USD you may remove this watermark.\nOnce paid, you personally may use Rebaslight without watermarks forever.
Reach Podcast Player is a RSS-based podcast player, meaning that in order to listen to your favorite podcasts, all you have to do is copy and paste the RSS feed from the podcast.
\n
Who Is This For?
\n
This application is for all podcast listeners. Itunes, Spotify, and whereever you get your podcasts, have a ton of available podcast but every once in a while you will hear about a new podcast and search for it on your favorite podcast provider and they won't have it! with Reach, all you need is the RSS feed and you're good to go. No need to listen to podcasts accross different programs.
\n
What's Under The Hood?
\n
This was made with electron and angularjs. This is my first time using both of these items so some parts of the program are not perfectly optomized, but I plan on continuing to work on both the program itself, and my angular and electron skills in order to fuilly optimize the program.
\n
\n
\n
Small Demo
\n
\n
TODO:
\n
\n
Make listening queue
\n
Scale better\n
\n
With generic window sizes the program looks fine, but at smaller than average sizes, things get bad
\n
\n
\n
Redo podcast-view UI\n
\n
When a user clicks a podcast, the current UI is for the old theme, and needs to be updated
\n
\n
\n
Have the podcasts actually get the latest episodes when the user opens up the app
\n
Make a wiki page, or release distributions\n
\n
If I can figure out how, I'd like to be able to give the users notifications when a new update is available
\n
\n
\n
The Play/Pause button is very dodgy at the moment in terms of click detection, so I gotta fix that
\n
Put that data structure and algorithm class to good use
I'm a college student looking for cash and I didn't want to riddle this program with ads, so if you'd like to support me and this project donating is an option. Feel free to donate as little as $1, because honestly anything counts.
\n
\n
\n
If you're a hip cool kid and use those new cryptocurrencies:
Another way to support, but don't want to spend any money (which is fine), is by subscribing to my youtube channel where I will be uploading update videos for the project\nYoutube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/Sonicmanqaz/
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Reach Podcast Player
\n
Reach Podcast Player is a RSS-based podcast player, meaning that in order to listen to your favorite podcasts, all you have to do is copy and paste the RSS feed from the podcast.
\n
Who Is This For?
\n
This application is for all podcast listeners. Itunes, Spotify, and whereever you get your podcasts, have a ton of available podcast but every once in a while you will hear about a new podcast and search for it on your favorite podcast provider and they won't have it! with Reach, all you need is the RSS feed and you're good to go. No need to listen to podcasts accross different programs.
\n
What's Under The Hood?
\n
This was made with electron and angularjs. This is my first time using both of these items so some parts of the program are not perfectly optomized, but I plan on continuing to work on both the program itself, and my angular and electron skills in order to fuilly optimize the program.
\n
\n
\n
Small Demo
\n
\n
TODO:
\n
\n
Make listening queue
\n
Scale better\n
\n
With generic window sizes the program looks fine, but at smaller than average sizes, things get bad
\n
\n
\n
Redo podcast-view UI\n
\n
When a user clicks a podcast, the current UI is for the old theme, and needs to be updated
\n
\n
\n
Have the podcasts actually get the latest episodes when the user opens up the app
\n
Make a wiki page, or release distributions\n
\n
If I can figure out how, I'd like to be able to give the users notifications when a new update is available
\n
\n
\n
The Play/Pause button is very dodgy at the moment in terms of click detection, so I gotta fix that
\n
Put that data structure and algorithm class to good use
I'm a college student looking for cash and I didn't want to riddle this program with ads, so if you'd like to support me and this project donating is an option. Feel free to donate as little as $1, because honestly anything counts.
\n
\n
\n
If you're a hip cool kid and use those new cryptocurrencies:
Another way to support, but don't want to spend any money (which is fine), is by subscribing to my youtube channel where I will be uploading update videos for the project\nYoutube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/Sonicmanqaz/
Simple and user-friendly application for download YouTube videos.
\n\n
About
\n
Rekord is an application for download YouTube videos and convert them to MP3.\nThe latter is running on electron and Angular
\n
Features
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\n
Detect a YouTube link automatically in the clipboard
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Convert video to MP3
\n
\n
Roadmap
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📝 Future plans for enhancements and development:
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Possibility to choose between download video or audio only
\n
Make the app even more fun
\n
\n
Download
\n
Rekord is available for Windows 32/64, Mac OSX and Debian/Ubuntu flavored Linux.
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Use
\n
Launch the app and copy any Youtube link with the right mouse button or with the combination [Ctrl] + c on Windows and Linux, [cmd] + c on Mac.
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
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No need to past Youtube link into the application. This automatically captures all youtube links validating copy in the clipboard. When this is the case, it displays the video information. Just click on the red 'save' button.
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\n \n
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A 'Rekord Download' folder is created at yout Document root.
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Technical
\n
Rekord is built with Electron and Angular
\n
Install
\n
To clone and run this repository, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/barbhackk/rekord.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd rekord\n# install dependencies\nnpm i
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Development mode
\n
This app works with a local environment variable system. This config is in .env file.\nFor development, set variables like this:
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PACKAGE=false\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run in first terminal npm run start for a dev server. In second terminal run npm run electron.
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The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Production mode
\n
Set variables like this:
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PACKAGE=true\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
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Run npm run electron-build.\nThe build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory with a production build.
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Build
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For MacOS\nRun npm run package-mac.
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For Windows 32/64\nRun npm run package-win.
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For Linux\nRun npm run package-linux.
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Warning :
\n
\n
This app is not a hacking tool. In case you are tempted to use Rekord to download nonfree music, you have an original copy at home. In addition, I created this application to show what I can do in application development using Angular. I therefore release myself from all responsabilities in case of improper use of this application 👍
Simple and user-friendly application for download YouTube videos.
\n\n
About
\n
Rekord is an application for download YouTube videos and convert them to MP3.\nThe latter is running on electron and Angular
\n
Features
\n
\n
Detect a YouTube link automatically in the clipboard
\n
Convert video to MP3
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
📝 Future plans for enhancements and development:
\n
\n
Possibility to choose between download video or audio only
\n
Make the app even more fun
\n
\n
Download
\n
Rekord is available for Windows 32/64, Mac OSX and Debian/Ubuntu flavored Linux.
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Use
\n
Launch the app and copy any Youtube link with the right mouse button or with the combination [Ctrl] + c on Windows and Linux, [cmd] + c on Mac.
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
No need to past Youtube link into the application. This automatically captures all youtube links validating copy in the clipboard. When this is the case, it displays the video information. Just click on the red 'save' button.
\n
\n \n
\n
A 'Rekord Download' folder is created at yout Document root.
\n
Technical
\n
Rekord is built with Electron and Angular
\n
Install
\n
To clone and run this repository, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/barbhackk/rekord.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd rekord\n# install dependencies\nnpm i
\n
Development mode
\n
This app works with a local environment variable system. This config is in .env file.\nFor development, set variables like this:
\n
PACKAGE=false\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run in first terminal npm run start for a dev server. In second terminal run npm run electron.
\n
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Production mode
\n
Set variables like this:
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PACKAGE=true\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run npm run electron-build.\nThe build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory with a production build.
\n
Build
\n
For MacOS\nRun npm run package-mac.
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For Windows 32/64\nRun npm run package-win.
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For Linux\nRun npm run package-linux.
\n
Warning :
\n
\n
This app is not a hacking tool. In case you are tempted to use Rekord to download nonfree music, you have an original copy at home. In addition, I created this application to show what I can do in application development using Angular. I therefore release myself from all responsabilities in case of improper use of this application 👍
Riot (formerly known as Vector) is a Matrix web client built using the Matrix React SDK.
\n
Riot is officially supported on the web in the last 2 major versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. For Riot on Desktop (electron),\nonly the officially published app is supported. Other browsers and packages may work, however official support is not provided.\nFor accessing Riot on an Android or iOS device, check out riot-android\nand riot-ios - riot-web does not support mobile devices.
\n
Getting Started
\n
The easiest way to test Riot is to just use the hosted copy at https://riot.im/app.\nThe develop branch is continuously deployed by Jenkins at https://riot.im/develop\nfor those who like living dangerously.
\n
To host your own copy of Riot, the quickest bet is to use a pre-built\nreleased version of Riot:
Note that for the security of your chats will need to serve Riot\nover HTTPS. Major browsers also do not allow you to use VoIP/video\nchats over HTTP, as WebRTC is only usable over HTTPS.\nThere are some exceptions like when using localhost, which is\nconsidered a secure context\nand thus allowed.
We do not recommend running Riot from the same domain name as your Matrix\nhomeserver. The reason is the risk of XSS (cross-site-scripting)\nvulnerabilities that could occur if someone caused Riot to load and render\nmalicious user generated content from a Matrix API which then had trusted\naccess to Riot (or other apps) due to sharing the same domain.
\n
We have put some coarse mitigations into place to try to protect against this\nsituation, but it's still not good practice to do it in the first place. See\nhttps://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/1977 for more details.
\n
The same applies for end-to-end encrypted content, but since this is decrypted\non the client, Riot needs a way to supply the decrypted content from a separate\norigin to the one Riot is hosted on. This currently done with a 'cross origin\nrenderer' which is a small piece of javascript hosted on a different domain.\nTo avoid all Riot installs needing one of these to be set up, riot.im hosts\none on usercontent.riot.im which is used by default.\nhttps://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/6173 tracks progress on replacing\nthis with something better.
\n
Building From Source
\n
Riot is a modular webapp built with modern ES6 and uses a Node.js build system.\nEnsure you have the latest LTS version of Node.js installed.
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Using yarn instead of npm is recommended. Please see the Yarn install\nguide if you do not have it already.
\n\n
Install or update node.js so that your node is at least v10.x.
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Install yarn if not present already.
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Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web.git.
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Switch to the riot-web directory: cd riot-web.
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Install the prerequisites: yarn install.\n
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If you're using the develop branch, then it is recommended to set up a\nproper development environment (see Setting up a dev\nenvironment below). Alternatively, you\ncan use https://riot.im/develop - the continuous integration release of\nthe develop branch.
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Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
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yarn dist to build a tarball to deploy. Untaring this file will give\na version-specific directory containing all the files that need to go on your\nweb server.
\n\n
Note that yarn dist is not supported on Windows, so Windows users can run yarn build,\nwhich will build all the necessary files into the webapp directory. The version of Riot\nwill not appear in Settings without using the dist script. You can then mount the\nwebapp directory on your webserver to actually serve up the app, which is entirely static content.
\n
Running as a Desktop app
\n
Riot can also be run as a desktop app, wrapped in Electron. You can download a\npre-built version from https://riot.im/download/desktop/ or, if you prefer,\nbuild it yourself.
\n
To build it yourself, follow the instructions below.
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Follow the instructions in 'Building From Source' above, but run\nyarn build instead of yarn dist (since we don't need the tarball).
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Install Electron and run it:
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yarn electron
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\n\n
To build packages, use electron-builder. This is configured to output:
For other packages, use electron-builder manually. For example, to build a\npackage for 64 bit Linux:
\n\n
Follow the instructions in 'Building From Source' above
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node_modules/.bin/build -l --x64
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All Electron packages go into electron_app/dist/
\n
Many thanks to @aviraldg for the initial work on the Electron integration.
\n
Other options for running as a desktop app:
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\n
@asdf:matrix.org points out that you can use nativefier and it just works(tm)
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yarn global add nativefier\nnativefier https://riot.im/app/
\n
The configuration docs show how to\noverride the desktop app's default settings if desired.
\n
Running from Docker
\n
The Docker image can be used to serve riot-web as a web server. The easiest way to use\nit is to use the prebuilt image:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 vectorim/riot-web
\n
To supply your own custom config.json, map a volume to /app/config.json. For example,\nif your custom config was located at /etc/riot-web/config.json then your Docker command\nwould be:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 -v /etc/riot-web/config.json:/app/config.json vectorim/riot-web
Before attempting to develop on Riot you must read the developer guide\nfor matrix-react-sdk, which\nalso defines the design, architecture and style for Riot too.
\n
You should also familiarise yourself with the "Here be Dragons" guide\n\nto the tame & not-so-tame dragons (gotchas) which exist in the codebase.
\n
The idea of Riot is to be a relatively lightweight "skin" of customisations on\ntop of the underlying matrix-react-sdk. matrix-react-sdk provides both the\nhigher and lower level React components useful for building Matrix communication\napps using React.
\n
After creating a new component you must run yarn reskindex to regenerate\nthe component-index.js for the app (used in future for skinning).
\n
Please note that Riot is intended to run correctly without access to the public\ninternet. So please don't depend on resources (JS libs, CSS, images, fonts)\nhosted by external CDNs or servers but instead please package all dependencies\ninto Riot itself.
\n
Setting up a dev environment
\n
Much of the functionality in Riot is actually in the matrix-react-sdk and\nmatrix-js-sdk modules. It is possible to set these up in a way that makes it\neasy to track the develop branches in git and to make local changes without\nhaving to manually rebuild each time.
Remember, the command will not terminate since it runs the web server\nand rebuilds source files when they change. This development server also\ndisables caching, so do NOT use it in production.
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
When you make changes to matrix-react-sdk or matrix-js-sdk they should be\nautomatically picked up by webpack and built.
\n
If you add or remove any components from the Riot skin, you will need to rebuild\nthe skin's index by running, yarn reskindex.
\n
If any of these steps error with, file table overflow, you are probably on a mac\nwhich has a very low limit on max open files. Run ulimit -Sn 1024 and try again.\nYou'll need to do this in each new terminal you open before building Riot.
\n
Running the tests
\n
There are a number of application-level tests in the tests directory; these\nare designed to run in a browser instance under the control of\nkarma. To run them:
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Make sure you have Chrome installed (a recent version, like 59)
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Make sure you have matrix-js-sdk and matrix-react-sdk installed and\nbuilt, as above
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yarn test
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\n
The above will run the tests under Chrome in a headless mode.
\n
You can also tell karma to run the tests in a loop (every time the source\nchanges), in an instance of Chrome on your desktop, with yarn test-multi. This also gives you the option of running the tests in 'debug'\nmode, which is useful for stepping through the tests in the developer tools.
Issues will be triaged by the core team using the below set of tags.
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Tags are meant to be used in combination - e.g.:
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P1 critical bug == really urgent stuff that should be next in the bugfixing todo list
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"release blocker" == stuff which is blocking us from cutting the next release.
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P1 feature type:voip == what VoIP features should we be working on next?
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priority: compulsory
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P1: top priority - i.e. pool of stuff which we should be working on next
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P2: still need to fix, but lower than P1
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P3: non-urgent
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P4: interesting idea - bluesky some day
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P5: recorded for posterity/to avoid duplicates. No intention to resolves right now.
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bug or feature: compulsory
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bug
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feature
\n
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bug severity: compulsory, if bug
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critical - whole app doesn't work
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major - entire feature doesn't work
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minor - partially broken feature (but still usable)
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cosmetic - feature works functionally but UI/UX is broken
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types
\n
\n
type:* - refers to a particular part of the app; used to filter bugs\non a given topic - e.g. VOIP, signup, timeline, etc.
\n
\n
additional categories (self-explanatory):
\n
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release blocker
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ui/ux (think of this as cosmetic)
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network (specific to network conditions)
\n
platform specific
\n
accessibility
\n
maintenance
\n
performance
\n
i18n
\n
blocked - whether this issue currently can't be progressed due to outside factors
\n
\n
community engagement
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easy
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hacktoberfest
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bounty? - proposal to be included in a bounty programme
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bounty - included in Status Open Bounty
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Riot
\n
Riot (formerly known as Vector) is a Matrix web client built using the Matrix React SDK.
\n
Riot is officially supported on the web in the last 2 major versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. For Riot on Desktop (electron),\nonly the officially published app is supported. Other browsers and packages may work, however official support is not provided.\nFor accessing Riot on an Android or iOS device, check out riot-android\nand riot-ios - riot-web does not support mobile devices.
\n
Getting Started
\n
The easiest way to test Riot is to just use the hosted copy at https://riot.im/app.\nThe develop branch is continuously deployed by Jenkins at https://riot.im/develop\nfor those who like living dangerously.
\n
To host your own copy of Riot, the quickest bet is to use a pre-built\nreleased version of Riot:
Note that for the security of your chats will need to serve Riot\nover HTTPS. Major browsers also do not allow you to use VoIP/video\nchats over HTTP, as WebRTC is only usable over HTTPS.\nThere are some exceptions like when using localhost, which is\nconsidered a secure context\nand thus allowed.
We do not recommend running Riot from the same domain name as your Matrix\nhomeserver. The reason is the risk of XSS (cross-site-scripting)\nvulnerabilities that could occur if someone caused Riot to load and render\nmalicious user generated content from a Matrix API which then had trusted\naccess to Riot (or other apps) due to sharing the same domain.
\n
We have put some coarse mitigations into place to try to protect against this\nsituation, but it's still not good practice to do it in the first place. See\nhttps://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/1977 for more details.
\n
The same applies for end-to-end encrypted content, but since this is decrypted\non the client, Riot needs a way to supply the decrypted content from a separate\norigin to the one Riot is hosted on. This currently done with a 'cross origin\nrenderer' which is a small piece of javascript hosted on a different domain.\nTo avoid all Riot installs needing one of these to be set up, riot.im hosts\none on usercontent.riot.im which is used by default.\nhttps://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/6173 tracks progress on replacing\nthis with something better.
\n
Building From Source
\n
Riot is a modular webapp built with modern ES6 and uses a Node.js build system.\nEnsure you have the latest LTS version of Node.js installed.
\n
Using yarn instead of npm is recommended. Please see the Yarn install\nguide if you do not have it already.
\n\n
Install or update node.js so that your node is at least v10.x.
\n
Install yarn if not present already.
\n
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web.git.
\n
Switch to the riot-web directory: cd riot-web.
\n
Install the prerequisites: yarn install.\n
\n
If you're using the develop branch, then it is recommended to set up a\nproper development environment (see Setting up a dev\nenvironment below). Alternatively, you\ncan use https://riot.im/develop - the continuous integration release of\nthe develop branch.
\n
\n
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
\n
yarn dist to build a tarball to deploy. Untaring this file will give\na version-specific directory containing all the files that need to go on your\nweb server.
\n\n
Note that yarn dist is not supported on Windows, so Windows users can run yarn build,\nwhich will build all the necessary files into the webapp directory. The version of Riot\nwill not appear in Settings without using the dist script. You can then mount the\nwebapp directory on your webserver to actually serve up the app, which is entirely static content.
\n
Running as a Desktop app
\n
Riot can also be run as a desktop app, wrapped in Electron. You can download a\npre-built version from https://riot.im/download/desktop/ or, if you prefer,\nbuild it yourself.
\n
To build it yourself, follow the instructions below.
\n\n
\n
Follow the instructions in 'Building From Source' above, but run\nyarn build instead of yarn dist (since we don't need the tarball).
\n
\n
\n
Install Electron and run it:
\n
yarn electron
\n
\n\n
To build packages, use electron-builder. This is configured to output:
For other packages, use electron-builder manually. For example, to build a\npackage for 64 bit Linux:
\n\n
Follow the instructions in 'Building From Source' above
\n
node_modules/.bin/build -l --x64
\n\n
All Electron packages go into electron_app/dist/
\n
Many thanks to @aviraldg for the initial work on the Electron integration.
\n
Other options for running as a desktop app:
\n
\n
@asdf:matrix.org points out that you can use nativefier and it just works(tm)
\n
\n
yarn global add nativefier\nnativefier https://riot.im/app/
\n
The configuration docs show how to\noverride the desktop app's default settings if desired.
\n
Running from Docker
\n
The Docker image can be used to serve riot-web as a web server. The easiest way to use\nit is to use the prebuilt image:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 vectorim/riot-web
\n
To supply your own custom config.json, map a volume to /app/config.json. For example,\nif your custom config was located at /etc/riot-web/config.json then your Docker command\nwould be:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 -v /etc/riot-web/config.json:/app/config.json vectorim/riot-web
Before attempting to develop on Riot you must read the developer guide\nfor matrix-react-sdk, which\nalso defines the design, architecture and style for Riot too.
\n
You should also familiarise yourself with the \"Here be Dragons\" guide\n\nto the tame & not-so-tame dragons (gotchas) which exist in the codebase.
\n
The idea of Riot is to be a relatively lightweight \"skin\" of customisations on\ntop of the underlying matrix-react-sdk. matrix-react-sdk provides both the\nhigher and lower level React components useful for building Matrix communication\napps using React.
\n
After creating a new component you must run yarn reskindex to regenerate\nthe component-index.js for the app (used in future for skinning).
\n
Please note that Riot is intended to run correctly without access to the public\ninternet. So please don't depend on resources (JS libs, CSS, images, fonts)\nhosted by external CDNs or servers but instead please package all dependencies\ninto Riot itself.
\n
Setting up a dev environment
\n
Much of the functionality in Riot is actually in the matrix-react-sdk and\nmatrix-js-sdk modules. It is possible to set these up in a way that makes it\neasy to track the develop branches in git and to make local changes without\nhaving to manually rebuild each time.
Remember, the command will not terminate since it runs the web server\nand rebuilds source files when they change. This development server also\ndisables caching, so do NOT use it in production.
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
When you make changes to matrix-react-sdk or matrix-js-sdk they should be\nautomatically picked up by webpack and built.
\n
If you add or remove any components from the Riot skin, you will need to rebuild\nthe skin's index by running, yarn reskindex.
\n
If any of these steps error with, file table overflow, you are probably on a mac\nwhich has a very low limit on max open files. Run ulimit -Sn 1024 and try again.\nYou'll need to do this in each new terminal you open before building Riot.
\n
Running the tests
\n
There are a number of application-level tests in the tests directory; these\nare designed to run in a browser instance under the control of\nkarma. To run them:
\n
\n
Make sure you have Chrome installed (a recent version, like 59)
\n
Make sure you have matrix-js-sdk and matrix-react-sdk installed and\nbuilt, as above
\n
yarn test
\n
\n
The above will run the tests under Chrome in a headless mode.
\n
You can also tell karma to run the tests in a loop (every time the source\nchanges), in an instance of Chrome on your desktop, with yarn test-multi. This also gives you the option of running the tests in 'debug'\nmode, which is useful for stepping through the tests in the developer tools.
Simple and user-friendly application for download YouTube videos.
\n\n
About
\n
Rekord is an application for download YouTube videos and convert them to MP3.\nThe latter is running on electron and Angular
\n
Features
\n
\n
Detect a YouTube link automatically in the clipboard
\n
Convert video to MP3
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
📝 Future plans for enhancements and development:
\n
\n
Possibility to choose between download video or audio only
\n
Make the app even more fun
\n
\n
Download
\n
Rekord is available for Windows 32/64, Mac OSX and Debian/Ubuntu flavored Linux.
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Use
\n
Launch the app and copy any Youtube link with the right mouse button or with the combination [Ctrl] + c on Windows and Linux, [cmd] + c on Mac.
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
No need to past Youtube link into the application. This automatically captures all youtube links validating copy in the clipboard. When this is the case, it displays the video information. Just click on the red 'save' button.
\n
\n \n
\n
A 'Rekord Download' folder is created at yout Document root.
\n
Technical
\n
Rekord is built with Electron and Angular
\n
Install
\n
To clone and run this repository, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/barbhackk/rekord.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd rekord\n# install dependencies\nnpm i
\n
Development mode
\n
This app works with a local environment variable system. This config is in .env file.\nFor development, set variables like this:
\n
PACKAGE=false\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run in first terminal npm run start for a dev server. In second terminal run npm run electron.
\n
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Production mode
\n
Set variables like this:
\n
PACKAGE=true\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run npm run electron-build.\nThe build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory with a production build.
\n
Build
\n
For MacOS\nRun npm run package-mac.
\n
For Windows 32/64\nRun npm run package-win.
\n
For Linux\nRun npm run package-linux.
\n
Warning :
\n
\n
This app is not a hacking tool. In case you are tempted to use Rekord to download nonfree music, you have an original copy at home. In addition, I created this application to show what I can do in application development using Angular. I therefore release myself from all responsabilities in case of improper use of this application 👍
Simple and user-friendly application for download YouTube videos.
\n\n
About
\n
Rekord is an application for download YouTube videos and convert them to MP3.\nThe latter is running on electron and Angular
\n
Features
\n
\n
Detect a YouTube link automatically in the clipboard
\n
Convert video to MP3
\n
\n
Roadmap
\n
📝 Future plans for enhancements and development:
\n
\n
Possibility to choose between download video or audio only
\n
Make the app even more fun
\n
\n
Download
\n
Rekord is available for Windows 32/64, Mac OSX and Debian/Ubuntu flavored Linux.
\n
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Use
\n
Launch the app and copy any Youtube link with the right mouse button or with the combination [Ctrl] + c on Windows and Linux, [cmd] + c on Mac.
\n
\n \n
\n
\n \n
\n
No need to past Youtube link into the application. This automatically captures all youtube links validating copy in the clipboard. When this is the case, it displays the video information. Just click on the red 'save' button.
\n
\n \n
\n
A 'Rekord Download' folder is created at yout Document root.
\n
Technical
\n
Rekord is built with Electron and Angular
\n
Install
\n
To clone and run this repository, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/barbhackk/rekord.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd rekord\n# install dependencies\nnpm i
\n
Development mode
\n
This app works with a local environment variable system. This config is in .env file.\nFor development, set variables like this:
\n
PACKAGE=false\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run in first terminal npm run start for a dev server. In second terminal run npm run electron.
\n
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
\n
Production mode
\n
Set variables like this:
\n
PACKAGE=true\nHOST=http://localhost:4200/\n
\n
Run npm run electron-build.\nThe build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory with a production build.
\n
Build
\n
For MacOS\nRun npm run package-mac.
\n
For Windows 32/64\nRun npm run package-win.
\n
For Linux\nRun npm run package-linux.
\n
Warning :
\n
\n
This app is not a hacking tool. In case you are tempted to use Rekord to download nonfree music, you have an original copy at home. In addition, I created this application to show what I can do in application development using Angular. I therefore release myself from all responsabilities in case of improper use of this application 👍
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
Riot (formerly known as Vector) is a Matrix web client built using the Matrix\nReact SDK.
\n
Supported Environments
\n
Riot has several tiers of support for different environments:
\n
\n
Supported\n
\n
Definition: Issues actively triaged, regressions block the release
\n
Last 2 major versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on desktop OSes
\n
Latest release of official Riot Desktop app on desktop OSes
\n
Desktop OSes means macOS, Windows, and Linux versions for desktop devices\nthat are actively supported by the OS vendor and receive security updates
\n
\n
\n
Experimental\n
\n
Definition: Issues accepted, regressions do not block the release
\n
Riot as an installed PWA via current stable version of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
\n
Mobile web for current stable version of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on Android, iOS, and iPadOS
\n
\n
\n
Not supported\n
\n
Definition: Issues only affecting unsupported environments are closed
\n
Everything else
\n
\n
\n
\n
For accessing Riot on an Android or iOS device, we currently recommend the\nnative apps riot-android\nand riot-ios.
\n
Getting Started
\n
The easiest way to test Riot is to just use the hosted copy at https://riot.im/app.\nThe develop branch is continuously deployed by Jenkins at https://riot.im/develop\nfor those who like living dangerously.
\n
To host your own copy of Riot, the quickest bet is to use a pre-built\nreleased version of Riot:
Note that for the security of your chats will need to serve Riot\nover HTTPS. Major browsers also do not allow you to use VoIP/video\nchats over HTTP, as WebRTC is only usable over HTTPS.\nThere are some exceptions like when using localhost, which is\nconsidered a secure context\nand thus allowed.
We do not recommend running Riot from the same domain name as your Matrix\nhomeserver. The reason is the risk of XSS (cross-site-scripting)\nvulnerabilities that could occur if someone caused Riot to load and render\nmalicious user generated content from a Matrix API which then had trusted\naccess to Riot (or other apps) due to sharing the same domain.
\n
We have put some coarse mitigations into place to try to protect against this\nsituation, but it's still not good practice to do it in the first place. See\nhttps://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/1977 for more details.
\n
Building From Source
\n
Riot is a modular webapp built with modern ES6 and uses a Node.js build system.\nEnsure you have the latest LTS version of Node.js installed.
\n
Using yarn instead of npm is recommended. Please see the Yarn install\nguide if you do not have it already.
\n\n
Install or update node.js so that your node is at least v10.x.
\n
Install yarn if not present already.
\n
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web.git.
\n
Switch to the riot-web directory: cd riot-web.
\n
Install the prerequisites: yarn install.\n
\n
If you're using the develop branch, then it is recommended to set up a\nproper development environment (see Setting up a dev\nenvironment below). Alternatively, you\ncan use https://riot.im/develop - the continuous integration release of\nthe develop branch.
\n
\n
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
\n
yarn dist to build a tarball to deploy. Untaring this file will give\na version-specific directory containing all the files that need to go on your\nweb server.
\n\n
Note that yarn dist is not supported on Windows, so Windows users can run yarn build,\nwhich will build all the necessary files into the webapp directory. The version of Riot\nwill not appear in Settings without using the dist script. You can then mount the\nwebapp directory on your webserver to actually serve up the app, which is entirely static content.
\n
Running as a Desktop app
\n
Riot can also be run as a desktop app, wrapped in Electron. You can download a\npre-built version from https://riot.im/download/desktop/ or, if you prefer,\nbuild it yourself.
Many thanks to @aviraldg for the initial work on the Electron integration.
\n
Other options for running as a desktop app:
\n
\n
@asdf:matrix.org points out that you can use nativefier and it just works(tm)
\n
\n
yarn global add nativefier\nnativefier https://riot.im/app/
\n
The configuration docs show how to\noverride the desktop app's default settings if desired.
\n
Running from Docker
\n
The Docker image can be used to serve riot-web as a web server. The easiest way to use\nit is to use the prebuilt image:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 vectorim/riot-web
\n
To supply your own custom config.json, map a volume to /app/config.json. For example,\nif your custom config was located at /etc/riot-web/config.json then your Docker command\nwould be:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 -v /etc/riot-web/config.json:/app/config.json vectorim/riot-web
Before attempting to develop on Riot you must read the developer guide\nfor matrix-react-sdk, which\nalso defines the design, architecture and style for Riot too.
\n
Before starting work on a feature, it's best to ensure your plan aligns well\nwith our vision for Riot. Please chat with the team in\n#riot-dev:matrix.org before you\nstart so we can ensure it's something we'd be willing to merge.
\n
You should also familiarise yourself with the "Here be Dragons" guide\n\nto the tame & not-so-tame dragons (gotchas) which exist in the codebase.
\n
The idea of Riot is to be a relatively lightweight "skin" of customisations on\ntop of the underlying matrix-react-sdk. matrix-react-sdk provides both the\nhigher and lower level React components useful for building Matrix communication\napps using React.
\n
After creating a new component you must run yarn reskindex to regenerate\nthe component-index.js for the app (used in future for skinning).
\n
Please note that Riot is intended to run correctly without access to the public\ninternet. So please don't depend on resources (JS libs, CSS, images, fonts)\nhosted by external CDNs or servers but instead please package all dependencies\ninto Riot itself.
\n
Setting up a dev environment
\n
Much of the functionality in Riot is actually in the matrix-react-sdk and\nmatrix-js-sdk modules. It is possible to set these up in a way that makes it\neasy to track the develop branches in git and to make local changes without\nhaving to manually rebuild each time.
Remember, the command will not terminate since it runs the web server\nand rebuilds source files when they change. This development server also\ndisables caching, so do NOT use it in production.
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
Note: The build script uses inotify by default on Linux to monitor directories\nfor changes. If the inotify watch limit is too low your build will silently fail.\nTo avoid this issue, we recommend a limit of at least 128M.
If you wish, you can make this new limit permanent, by executing:
\n
$ echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf\n$ sudo sysctl -p\n
\n\n
When you make changes to matrix-react-sdk or matrix-js-sdk they should be\nautomatically picked up by webpack and built.
\n
If you add or remove any components from the Riot skin, you will need to rebuild\nthe skin's index by running, yarn reskindex.
\n
If any of these steps error with, file table overflow, you are probably on a mac\nwhich has a very low limit on max open files. Run ulimit -Sn 1024 and try again.\nYou'll need to do this in each new terminal you open before building Riot.
\n
Running the tests
\n
There are a number of application-level tests in the tests directory; these\nare designed to run in a browser instance under the control of\nkarma. To run them:
\n
\n
Make sure you have Chrome installed (a recent version, like 59)
\n
Make sure you have matrix-js-sdk and matrix-react-sdk installed and\nbuilt, as above
\n
yarn test
\n
\n
The above will run the tests under Chrome in a headless mode.
\n
You can also tell karma to run the tests in a loop (every time the source\nchanges), in an instance of Chrome on your desktop, with yarn test-multi. This also gives you the option of running the tests in 'debug'\nmode, which is useful for stepping through the tests in the developer tools.
Issues will be triaged by the core team using the below set of tags.
\n
Tags are meant to be used in combination - e.g.:
\n
\n
P1 critical bug == really urgent stuff that should be next in the bugfixing todo list
\n
"release blocker" == stuff which is blocking us from cutting the next release.
\n
P1 feature type:voip == what VoIP features should we be working on next?
\n
\n
priority: compulsory
\n
\n
P1: top priority - i.e. pool of stuff which we should be working on next
\n
P2: still need to fix, but lower than P1
\n
P3: non-urgent
\n
P4: interesting idea - bluesky some day
\n
P5: recorded for posterity/to avoid duplicates. No intention to resolves right now.
\n
\n
bug or feature: compulsory
\n
\n
bug
\n
feature
\n
\n
bug severity: compulsory, if bug
\n
\n
critical - whole app doesn't work
\n
major - entire feature doesn't work
\n
minor - partially broken feature (but still usable)
\n
cosmetic - feature works functionally but UI/UX is broken
\n
\n
types
\n
\n
type:* - refers to a particular part of the app; used to filter bugs\non a given topic - e.g. VOIP, signup, timeline, etc.
\n
\n
additional categories (self-explanatory):
\n
\n
release blocker
\n
ui/ux (think of this as cosmetic)
\n
network (specific to network conditions)
\n
platform specific
\n
accessibility
\n
maintenance
\n
performance
\n
i18n
\n
blocked - whether this issue currently can't be progressed due to outside factors
\n
\n
community engagement
\n
\n
easy
\n
hacktoberfest
\n
bounty? - proposal to be included in a bounty programme
\n
bounty - included in Status Open Bounty
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Riot
\n
Riot (formerly known as Vector) is a Matrix web client built using the Matrix\nReact SDK.
\n
Supported Environments
\n
Riot has several tiers of support for different environments:
\n
\n
Supported\n
\n
Definition: Issues actively triaged, regressions block the release
\n
Last 2 major versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on desktop OSes
\n
Latest release of official Riot Desktop app on desktop OSes
\n
Desktop OSes means macOS, Windows, and Linux versions for desktop devices\nthat are actively supported by the OS vendor and receive security updates
\n
\n
\n
Experimental\n
\n
Definition: Issues accepted, regressions do not block the release
\n
Riot as an installed PWA via current stable version of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
\n
Mobile web for current stable version of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on Android, iOS, and iPadOS
\n
\n
\n
Not supported\n
\n
Definition: Issues only affecting unsupported environments are closed
\n
Everything else
\n
\n
\n
\n
For accessing Riot on an Android or iOS device, we currently recommend the\nnative apps riot-android\nand riot-ios.
\n
Getting Started
\n
The easiest way to test Riot is to just use the hosted copy at https://riot.im/app.\nThe develop branch is continuously deployed by Jenkins at https://riot.im/develop\nfor those who like living dangerously.
\n
To host your own copy of Riot, the quickest bet is to use a pre-built\nreleased version of Riot:
Note that for the security of your chats will need to serve Riot\nover HTTPS. Major browsers also do not allow you to use VoIP/video\nchats over HTTP, as WebRTC is only usable over HTTPS.\nThere are some exceptions like when using localhost, which is\nconsidered a secure context\nand thus allowed.
We do not recommend running Riot from the same domain name as your Matrix\nhomeserver. The reason is the risk of XSS (cross-site-scripting)\nvulnerabilities that could occur if someone caused Riot to load and render\nmalicious user generated content from a Matrix API which then had trusted\naccess to Riot (or other apps) due to sharing the same domain.
\n
We have put some coarse mitigations into place to try to protect against this\nsituation, but it's still not good practice to do it in the first place. See\nhttps://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/1977 for more details.
\n
Building From Source
\n
Riot is a modular webapp built with modern ES6 and uses a Node.js build system.\nEnsure you have the latest LTS version of Node.js installed.
\n
Using yarn instead of npm is recommended. Please see the Yarn install\nguide if you do not have it already.
\n\n
Install or update node.js so that your node is at least v10.x.
\n
Install yarn if not present already.
\n
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web.git.
\n
Switch to the riot-web directory: cd riot-web.
\n
Install the prerequisites: yarn install.\n
\n
If you're using the develop branch, then it is recommended to set up a\nproper development environment (see Setting up a dev\nenvironment below). Alternatively, you\ncan use https://riot.im/develop - the continuous integration release of\nthe develop branch.
\n
\n
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
\n
yarn dist to build a tarball to deploy. Untaring this file will give\na version-specific directory containing all the files that need to go on your\nweb server.
\n\n
Note that yarn dist is not supported on Windows, so Windows users can run yarn build,\nwhich will build all the necessary files into the webapp directory. The version of Riot\nwill not appear in Settings without using the dist script. You can then mount the\nwebapp directory on your webserver to actually serve up the app, which is entirely static content.
\n
Running as a Desktop app
\n
Riot can also be run as a desktop app, wrapped in Electron. You can download a\npre-built version from https://riot.im/download/desktop/ or, if you prefer,\nbuild it yourself.
Many thanks to @aviraldg for the initial work on the Electron integration.
\n
Other options for running as a desktop app:
\n
\n
@asdf:matrix.org points out that you can use nativefier and it just works(tm)
\n
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yarn global add nativefier\nnativefier https://riot.im/app/
\n
The configuration docs show how to\noverride the desktop app's default settings if desired.
\n
Running from Docker
\n
The Docker image can be used to serve riot-web as a web server. The easiest way to use\nit is to use the prebuilt image:
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docker run -p 80:80 vectorim/riot-web
\n
To supply your own custom config.json, map a volume to /app/config.json. For example,\nif your custom config was located at /etc/riot-web/config.json then your Docker command\nwould be:
\n
docker run -p 80:80 -v /etc/riot-web/config.json:/app/config.json vectorim/riot-web
Before attempting to develop on Riot you must read the developer guide\nfor matrix-react-sdk, which\nalso defines the design, architecture and style for Riot too.
\n
Before starting work on a feature, it's best to ensure your plan aligns well\nwith our vision for Riot. Please chat with the team in\n#riot-dev:matrix.org before you\nstart so we can ensure it's something we'd be willing to merge.
\n
You should also familiarise yourself with the \"Here be Dragons\" guide\n\nto the tame & not-so-tame dragons (gotchas) which exist in the codebase.
\n
The idea of Riot is to be a relatively lightweight \"skin\" of customisations on\ntop of the underlying matrix-react-sdk. matrix-react-sdk provides both the\nhigher and lower level React components useful for building Matrix communication\napps using React.
\n
After creating a new component you must run yarn reskindex to regenerate\nthe component-index.js for the app (used in future for skinning).
\n
Please note that Riot is intended to run correctly without access to the public\ninternet. So please don't depend on resources (JS libs, CSS, images, fonts)\nhosted by external CDNs or servers but instead please package all dependencies\ninto Riot itself.
\n
Setting up a dev environment
\n
Much of the functionality in Riot is actually in the matrix-react-sdk and\nmatrix-js-sdk modules. It is possible to set these up in a way that makes it\neasy to track the develop branches in git and to make local changes without\nhaving to manually rebuild each time.
Remember, the command will not terminate since it runs the web server\nand rebuilds source files when they change. This development server also\ndisables caching, so do NOT use it in production.
\n
Configure the app by copying config.sample.json to config.json and\nmodifying it. See the configuration docs for details.
Note: The build script uses inotify by default on Linux to monitor directories\nfor changes. If the inotify watch limit is too low your build will silently fail.\nTo avoid this issue, we recommend a limit of at least 128M.
If you wish, you can make this new limit permanent, by executing:
\n
$ echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf\n$ sudo sysctl -p\n
\n\n
When you make changes to matrix-react-sdk or matrix-js-sdk they should be\nautomatically picked up by webpack and built.
\n
If you add or remove any components from the Riot skin, you will need to rebuild\nthe skin's index by running, yarn reskindex.
\n
If any of these steps error with, file table overflow, you are probably on a mac\nwhich has a very low limit on max open files. Run ulimit -Sn 1024 and try again.\nYou'll need to do this in each new terminal you open before building Riot.
\n
Running the tests
\n
There are a number of application-level tests in the tests directory; these\nare designed to run in a browser instance under the control of\nkarma. To run them:
\n
\n
Make sure you have Chrome installed (a recent version, like 59)
\n
Make sure you have matrix-js-sdk and matrix-react-sdk installed and\nbuilt, as above
\n
yarn test
\n
\n
The above will run the tests under Chrome in a headless mode.
\n
You can also tell karma to run the tests in a loop (every time the source\nchanges), in an instance of Chrome on your desktop, with yarn test-multi. This also gives you the option of running the tests in 'debug'\nmode, which is useful for stepping through the tests in the developer tools.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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Ripple(Blockchain coin) Wallet Desktop client for vue-electron
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This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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Ripple(Blockchain coin) Wallet Desktop client for vue-electron
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
Invoices are renamed by date and timestamp. E.g. Jan-30-2018-9am.PDF
\n
Option to filter invoices by a specific month(s) or year(s)
\n
Supported on Windows & Mac
\n
Lyft Integration
\n
Expenditure stat of your trip depending on your filter you choose
\n
Categorizes Uber and Uber Eats receipts
\n
Outlook integration for Lyft
\n
\n
Why
\n
Ride Receipts is essential for anyone who relies on Uber/Lyft for business travel. Whether you’re self-employed or get reimbursed by your employer for travel, you’ll likely need proper tax invoices for accounting purposes.
\n
This was a major pain point for us every year around tax season. Since the current Uber website does not allow you to download all of your receipts for the year at once, you have to manually download, rename, and organize each of your invoices. So you’re either doing it one by one, or if you have a business profile, you still have to download them one month at a time. Uber’s monthly business travel report is great for keeping track of your trips, but these aren’t actual receipts.
\n
We created Ride Receipts to address this painfully inefficient process, and now we’re sharing it with everyone who could benefit from this time-saving tool.
\n
Solution
\n
Automation! Ride Receipts is an open-source desktop app that automates the process of downloading, renaming, and organizing your Uber/Lyft receipts. Rather than logging into your Uber account to scan through each of your trips and manually download each receipt, Ride Receipts will automatically do it for you.
\n
Your invoices will be named according to the date and time of your trip, and organized by user account, year and month, in neat and tidy folders on your computer.
\n
Requirements
\n
For Uber and Lyft we utilize Gmail API to scan your email only for receipts.\nMake sure your system has latest Chrome Browser installed (v69 or above).
\n
Ride Receipts works on both Mac and PC.
\n
Security
\n
Ride Receipts does not store your login credentials, personal information or any other data. This application operates without a database. It only scans email for receipts with read-only access.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Navigate to renderer directory and copy config example to config.js and set Google Client Id and Outlook Id\ncp config.example.js config.js\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# build electron application for cross platform\nnpm run build -mwl (i.e m - macos , w - windows & l - Linux)\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
Please feel free to give us suggestions or report a bug by creating a new issue via Github or messaging on Twitter: @ridereceipts. You can also email us at hello@ridereceipts.io.
\n
License
\n
License by default is LGPLv3. After purchase please refer COMM-LICENSE is applied
Invoices are renamed by date and timestamp. E.g. Jan-30-2018-9am.PDF
\n
Option to filter invoices by a specific month(s) or year(s)
\n
Supported on Windows & Mac
\n
Lyft Integration
\n
Expenditure stat of your trip depending on your filter you choose
\n
Categorizes Uber and Uber Eats receipts
\n
Outlook integration for Lyft
\n
\n
Why
\n
Ride Receipts is essential for anyone who relies on Uber/Lyft for business travel. Whether you’re self-employed or get reimbursed by your employer for travel, you’ll likely need proper tax invoices for accounting purposes.
\n
This was a major pain point for us every year around tax season. Since the current Uber website does not allow you to download all of your receipts for the year at once, you have to manually download, rename, and organize each of your invoices. So you’re either doing it one by one, or if you have a business profile, you still have to download them one month at a time. Uber’s monthly business travel report is great for keeping track of your trips, but these aren’t actual receipts.
\n
We created Ride Receipts to address this painfully inefficient process, and now we’re sharing it with everyone who could benefit from this time-saving tool.
\n
Solution
\n
Automation! Ride Receipts is an open-source desktop app that automates the process of downloading, renaming, and organizing your Uber/Lyft receipts. Rather than logging into your Uber account to scan through each of your trips and manually download each receipt, Ride Receipts will automatically do it for you.
\n
Your invoices will be named according to the date and time of your trip, and organized by user account, year and month, in neat and tidy folders on your computer.
\n
Requirements
\n
For Uber and Lyft we utilize Gmail API to scan your email only for receipts.\nMake sure your system has latest Chrome Browser installed (v69 or above).
\n
Ride Receipts works on both Mac and PC.
\n
Security
\n
Ride Receipts does not store your login credentials, personal information or any other data. This application operates without a database. It only scans email for receipts with read-only access.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Navigate to renderer directory and copy config example to config.js and set Google Client Id and Outlook Id\ncp config.example.js config.js\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# build electron application for cross platform\nnpm run build -mwl (i.e m - macos , w - windows & l - Linux)\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
Please feel free to give us suggestions or report a bug by creating a new issue via Github or messaging on Twitter: @ridereceipts. You can also email us at hello@ridereceipts.io.
\n
License
\n
License by default is LGPLv3. After purchase please refer COMM-LICENSE is applied
Invoices are renamed by date and timestamp. E.g. Jan-30-2018-9am.PDF
\n
Option to filter invoices by a specific month(s) or year(s)
\n
Supported on Windows & Mac
\n
Lyft Integration
\n
Expenditure stat of your trip depending on your filter you choose
\n
Categorizes Uber and Uber Eats receipts
\n
Outlook integration for Lyft
\n
\n
Why
\n
Ride Receipts is essential for anyone who relies on Uber/Lyft for business travel. Whether you’re self-employed or get reimbursed by your employer for travel, you’ll likely need proper tax invoices for accounting purposes.
\n
This was a major pain point for us every year around tax season. Since the current Uber website does not allow you to download all of your receipts for the year at once, you have to manually download, rename, and organize each of your invoices. So you’re either doing it one by one, or if you have a business profile, you still have to download them one month at a time. Uber’s monthly business travel report is great for keeping track of your trips, but these aren’t actual receipts.
\n
We created Ride Receipts to address this painfully inefficient process, and now we’re sharing it with everyone who could benefit from this time-saving tool.
\n
Solution
\n
Automation! Ride Receipts is an open-source desktop app that automates the process of downloading, renaming, and organizing your Uber/Lyft receipts. Rather than logging into your Uber account to scan through each of your trips and manually download each receipt, Ride Receipts will automatically do it for you.
\n
Your invoices will be named according to the date and time of your trip, and organized by user account, year and month, in neat and tidy folders on your computer.
\n
Requirements
\n
For Uber and Lyft we utilize Gmail API to scan your email only for receipts.\nMake sure your system has latest Chrome Browser installed (v69 or above).
\n
Ride Receipts works on both Mac and PC.
\n
Security
\n
Ride Receipts does not store your login credentials, personal information or any other data. This application operates without a database. It only scans email for receipts with read-only access.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Navigate to renderer directory and copy config example to config.js and set Google Client Id and Outlook Id\ncp config.example.js config.js\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# build electron application for cross platform\nnpm run build -mwl (i.e m - macos , w - windows & l - Linux)\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
Please feel free to give us suggestions or report a bug by creating a new issue via Github or messaging on Twitter: @ridereceipts. You can also email us at hello@ridereceipts.io.
\n
License
\n
License by default is LGPLv3. After purchase please refer COMM-LICENSE is applied
Invoices are renamed by date and timestamp. E.g. Jan-30-2018-9am.PDF
\n
Option to filter invoices by a specific month(s) or year(s)
\n
Supported on Windows & Mac
\n
Lyft Integration
\n
Expenditure stat of your trip depending on your filter you choose
\n
Categorizes Uber and Uber Eats receipts
\n
Outlook integration for Lyft
\n
\n
Why
\n
Ride Receipts is essential for anyone who relies on Uber/Lyft for business travel. Whether you’re self-employed or get reimbursed by your employer for travel, you’ll likely need proper tax invoices for accounting purposes.
\n
This was a major pain point for us every year around tax season. Since the current Uber website does not allow you to download all of your receipts for the year at once, you have to manually download, rename, and organize each of your invoices. So you’re either doing it one by one, or if you have a business profile, you still have to download them one month at a time. Uber’s monthly business travel report is great for keeping track of your trips, but these aren’t actual receipts.
\n
We created Ride Receipts to address this painfully inefficient process, and now we’re sharing it with everyone who could benefit from this time-saving tool.
\n
Solution
\n
Automation! Ride Receipts is an open-source desktop app that automates the process of downloading, renaming, and organizing your Uber/Lyft receipts. Rather than logging into your Uber account to scan through each of your trips and manually download each receipt, Ride Receipts will automatically do it for you.
\n
Your invoices will be named according to the date and time of your trip, and organized by user account, year and month, in neat and tidy folders on your computer.
\n
Requirements
\n
For Uber and Lyft we utilize Gmail API to scan your email only for receipts.\nMake sure your system has latest Chrome Browser installed (v69 or above).
\n
Ride Receipts works on both Mac and PC.
\n
Security
\n
Ride Receipts does not store your login credentials, personal information or any other data. This application operates without a database. It only scans email for receipts with read-only access.
\n
Developer Notes
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# Navigate to renderer directory and copy config example to config.js and set Google Client Id and Outlook Id\ncp config.example.js config.js\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n# build electron application for cross platform\nnpm run build -mwl (i.e m - macos , w - windows & l - Linux)\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
Please feel free to give us suggestions or report a bug by creating a new issue via Github or messaging on Twitter: @ridereceipts. You can also email us at hello@ridereceipts.io.
\n
License
\n
License by default is LGPLv3. After purchase please refer COMM-LICENSE is applied
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
Runlet is a cloud-based job manager that offers device synchronization and reliable message delivery in a network of connected devices even after connectivity issues. This repository is where new releases are published, bugs are reported, and features are requested.
\n
Download
\n
The desktop distribution includes both the daemon and a full-featured GUI, and is recommended for Linux, Mac and Windows users. The ARM distribution includes only the daemon, and is recommended for resource constrained devices like the Raspberry Pi.
\n
All available distributions and versions can be found at releases.
\n
Contributing
\n
There are a couple of ways in which you can contribute to the app, for example:
Runlet is a cloud-based job manager that offers device synchronization and reliable message delivery in a network of connected devices even after connectivity issues. This repository is where new releases are published, bugs are reported, and features are requested.
\n
Download
\n
The desktop distribution includes both the daemon and a full-featured GUI, and is recommended for Linux, Mac and Windows users. The ARM distribution includes only the daemon, and is recommended for resource constrained devices like the Raspberry Pi.
\n
All available distributions and versions can be found at releases.
\n
Contributing
\n
There are a couple of ways in which you can contribute to the app, for example:
Runlet is a cloud-based job manager that offers device synchronization and reliable message delivery in a network of connected devices even after connectivity issues. This repository is where new releases are published, bugs are reported, and features are requested.
\n
Download
\n
The desktop distribution includes both the daemon and a full-featured GUI, and is recommended for Linux, Mac and Windows users. The ARM distribution includes only the daemon, and is recommended for resource constrained devices like the Raspberry Pi.
\n
All available distributions and versions can be found at releases.
\n
Contributing
\n
There are a couple of ways in which you can contribute to the app, for example:
Runlet is a cloud-based job manager that offers device synchronization and reliable message delivery in a network of connected devices even after connectivity issues. This repository is where new releases are published, bugs are reported, and features are requested.
\n
Download
\n
The desktop distribution includes both the daemon and a full-featured GUI, and is recommended for Linux, Mac and Windows users. The ARM distribution includes only the daemon, and is recommended for resource constrained devices like the Raspberry Pi.
\n
All available distributions and versions can be found at releases.
\n
Contributing
\n
There are a couple of ways in which you can contribute to the app, for example:
A desktop client for JioSaavn, based on the official JioSaavn web app. Built with Electron.
\n
\n
This is NOT an official product. This project does not attempt to reverse engineer the JioSaavn API or attempt to reimplement any part of the JioSaavn client. Any communication between the user and JioSaavn servers is handled by official JioSaavn Web itself; this is just a native wrapper for JioSaavn Web, like a browser.
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Cross platform. (OSX, Windows, Linux)
\n
\n
\n
Native notifications.
\n
\n
\n
Media Shortcuts/ Keybindings for music player
\n
\n
leftArrow for Next song
\n
rightArrow for Previous song
\n
Space for pause/play
\n
\n
\n
\n
A couple of things can be configured:
\n
\n
Proxy settings connect to JioSaavn web
\n
\n
Not working:
\n
\n
Login
\n
\n
\n
\n
Planned features:
\n
\n
Auto-launch on OS startup.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and run the Saavn file from the latest release.
\n
Note: Windows and Linux versions are test release.
\n
How to use in Linux
\n
In order to execute the program in Linux, first you should give it permission to the App:
\n
sudo chmod u+x Saadhn \n./Saadhn
\n
Contributions
\n
Contributions are welcome! For feature requests and bug reports please submit an issue.
\n
Build
\n
To build from the source, run the following commands:
\n
npm install \nnpm run build
\n
## Building Windows build from non-Windows platforms
\n
Wine needs to be installed. On OS X, it is installable via Homebrew: \nbrew install wine
A desktop client for JioSaavn, based on the official JioSaavn web app. Built with Electron.
\n
\n
This is NOT an official product. This project does not attempt to reverse engineer the JioSaavn API or attempt to reimplement any part of the JioSaavn client. Any communication between the user and JioSaavn servers is handled by official JioSaavn Web itself; this is just a native wrapper for JioSaavn Web, like a browser.
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Cross platform. (OSX, Windows, Linux)
\n
\n
\n
Native notifications.
\n
\n
\n
Media Shortcuts/ Keybindings for music player
\n
\n
leftArrow for Next song
\n
rightArrow for Previous song
\n
Space for pause/play
\n
\n
\n
\n
A couple of things can be configured:
\n
\n
Proxy settings connect to JioSaavn web
\n
\n
Not working:
\n
\n
Login
\n
\n
\n
\n
Planned features:
\n
\n
Auto-launch on OS startup.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and run the Saavn file from the latest release.
\n
Note: Windows and Linux versions are test release.
\n
How to use in Linux
\n
In order to execute the program in Linux, first you should give it permission to the App:
\n
sudo chmod u+x Saadhn \n./Saadhn
\n
Contributions
\n
Contributions are welcome! For feature requests and bug reports please submit an issue.
\n
Build
\n
To build from the source, run the following commands:
\n
npm install \nnpm run build
\n
## Building Windows build from non-Windows platforms
\n
Wine needs to be installed. On OS X, it is installable via Homebrew: \nbrew install wine
A desktop client for JioSaavn, based on the official JioSaavn web app. Built with Electron.
\n
\n
This is NOT an official product. This project does not attempt to reverse engineer the JioSaavn API or attempt to reimplement any part of the JioSaavn client. Any communication between the user and JioSaavn servers is handled by official JioSaavn Web itself; this is just a native wrapper for JioSaavn Web, like a browser.
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Cross platform. (OSX, Windows, Linux)
\n
\n
\n
Native notifications.
\n
\n
\n
Media Shortcuts/ Keybindings for music player
\n
\n
leftArrow for Next song
\n
rightArrow for Previous song
\n
Space for pause/play
\n
\n
\n
\n
A couple of things can be configured:
\n
\n
Proxy settings connect to JioSaavn web
\n
\n
Not working:
\n
\n
Login
\n
\n
\n
\n
Planned features:
\n
\n
Auto-launch on OS startup.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and run the Saavn file from the latest release.
\n
Note: Windows and Linux versions are test release.
\n
How to use in Linux
\n
In order to execute the program in Linux, first you should give it permission to the App:
\n
sudo chmod u+x Saadhn \n./Saadhn
\n
Contributions
\n
Contributions are welcome! For feature requests and bug reports please submit an issue.
\n
Build
\n
To build from the source, run the following commands:
\n
npm install \nnpm run build
\n
## Building Windows build from non-Windows platforms
\n
Wine needs to be installed. On OS X, it is installable via Homebrew: \nbrew install wine
A desktop client for JioSaavn, based on the official JioSaavn web app. Built with Electron.
\n
\n
This is NOT an official product. This project does not attempt to reverse engineer the JioSaavn API or attempt to reimplement any part of the JioSaavn client. Any communication between the user and JioSaavn servers is handled by official JioSaavn Web itself; this is just a native wrapper for JioSaavn Web, like a browser.
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Cross platform. (OSX, Windows, Linux)
\n
\n
\n
Native notifications.
\n
\n
\n
Media Shortcuts/ Keybindings for music player
\n
\n
leftArrow for Next song
\n
rightArrow for Previous song
\n
Space for pause/play
\n
\n
\n
\n
A couple of things can be configured:
\n
\n
Proxy settings connect to JioSaavn web
\n
\n
Not working:
\n
\n
Login
\n
\n
\n
\n
Planned features:
\n
\n
Auto-launch on OS startup.
\n
\n
Installation
\n
Download and run the Saavn file from the latest release.
\n
Note: Windows and Linux versions are test release.
\n
How to use in Linux
\n
In order to execute the program in Linux, first you should give it permission to the App:
\n
sudo chmod u+x Saadhn \n./Saadhn
\n
Contributions
\n
Contributions are welcome! For feature requests and bug reports please submit an issue.
\n
Build
\n
To build from the source, run the following commands:
\n
npm install \nnpm run build
\n
## Building Windows build from non-Windows platforms
\n
Wine needs to be installed. On OS X, it is installable via Homebrew: \nbrew install wine
We wanted to make a really simple, but useful application to manage your lessons/activities, so we made it.
\n
🆕 New features
\n
\n
New, responsive UI
\n
Export / import timetables
\n
You can set images as background and even add multiple images for slideshow
\n
\n
📝Current features
\n
\n
Add, edit, delete lessons/activities. You can set a unique color for each lessosn/activity, you can use your own colors, but for the best experience we recommend to use flatuicolors.com
\n
You can even add multiple weeks, so you can change the week that you want to see
\n
You can set the background for static colors and multiple images with changeable transition time\n
We wanted to make a really simple, but useful application to manage your lessons/activities, so we made it.
\n
🆕 New features
\n
\n
New, responsive UI
\n
Export / import timetables
\n
You can set images as background and even add multiple images for slideshow
\n
\n
📝Current features
\n
\n
Add, edit, delete lessons/activities. You can set a unique color for each lessosn/activity, you can use your own colors, but for the best experience we recommend to use flatuicolors.com
\n
You can even add multiple weeks, so you can change the week that you want to see
\n
You can set the background for static colors and multiple images with changeable transition time\n
Sandman will remind you to take a rest and that you can always come back to the work tomorrow.
\n
A sleep cycle is a 90-minute chunk of time where your body transitions through various phases of sleep — all the way down to deep REM sleep — then back again. Some health experts believe that these 90-minute sleep cycles are the key to restful sleep. They recommend trying to sleep exactly 7.5 hours — or even 9 hours, if you have the time.
\n
Based on your wakeup time and the sleep algorithm Sandman calculates the best times for you to sleep. It will notify you throughout the night when the optimal times to shutdown your computer and start to head to sleep and provide a button to do just that.
Homebrew casks are the preferred method of installations (easiest to upgrade Sandman with brew cask update)
\n
Homebrew install
\n
brew tap caskroom/cask # add homebrew casks if you havent already\nbrew update\nbrew cask install sandman
\n
Manual install
\n
Download your respective platforms release from the downloads section.
\n
Drag the Sandman.app from the Sandman dmg to the Applications folder. Double Clicking on the app should run it and it could be kept in the dock from here.
\n
Linux
\n
Open up a terminal and navigate to the folder containing the downloaded installer files and run
\n
Debian
\n
First make sure you have the dependency libappindicator1
\n
sudo apt-get install libappindicator1
\n
then depending on your system architecture either run
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_amd64.deb
\n
Or:
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_x86.deb
\n
RedHat
\n
sudo rpm -i Sandman.rpm
\n
This will actually install Sandman as a utility application which can be accessed from your respective distributions application launchpad.
Download your respective architectures release from the downloads section.
\n
Open up another windows explorer and navigate to your program files folder (x86 or 64 bit is irrelevant). Now drag the entire Sandman Windows folder you extracted from the downloaded zip in the previous step over to the program files folder. Go into the folder that was just dragged over and find the Sandman.exe and run it. Now the application will show up in the dock where it can be pinned.
It is assumed you already have node installed and therefore npm.
\n
To download the full source code and install the Dependencies run the following lines:
\n
git clone https://github.com/alexanderepstein/Sandman\ncd Sandman\nnpm install\ncd ..\nnpm start dev # this will run the application with all of the devtools open
\n
If you get some error and the application wont run try running the following lines and see if that works.
\n
Linux/Mac
\n
cd Sandman\nsudo npm install -g
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\ncd to the Sandman directory then run
\n
npm install -g
\n
CSS Compilation
\n
The app styling was made with: Sassv3.3.14Rubyv2.3.1p112.
\n
To compile the stylesheet you'll only need to run the following command:
\n
sass --watch scss:css --style compressed
\n
To Compile Source To Application
\n
Linux
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x linux.sh\n./linux.sh
\n
This will build installers for Debian 32/64 bit and Redhat linux in the build/dist/installers folder
\n
Mac
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x mac.sh\n./mac.sh
\n
This will build a dmg in the build folder
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\nthen run
\n
npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Then once electron packager is installed to package your electron application open up a terminal and cd into the Sandman folder then run
If you have a feature you would like to add or optimizations to the original code
\n
\n
Feel free to fork this repository and submit a pull request
\n
Add an issue labeled as an enhancement and if I think its a good idea I will do my best to implement it myself
\n
\n
( •_•)\n( •_•)>⌐■-■\n(⌐■_■)
\n
Donate
\n
If this project helped you in any way and you feel like buying a broke college kid a cup of coffee
\n
\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Alex Epstein
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Sandman
\n
an application built with late night developers in mind
Sandman will remind you to take a rest and that you can always come back to the work tomorrow.
\n
A sleep cycle is a 90-minute chunk of time where your body transitions through various phases of sleep — all the way down to deep REM sleep — then back again. Some health experts believe that these 90-minute sleep cycles are the key to restful sleep. They recommend trying to sleep exactly 7.5 hours — or even 9 hours, if you have the time.
\n
Based on your wakeup time and the sleep algorithm Sandman calculates the best times for you to sleep. It will notify you throughout the night when the optimal times to shutdown your computer and start to head to sleep and provide a button to do just that.
Homebrew casks are the preferred method of installations (easiest to upgrade Sandman with brew cask update)
\n
Homebrew install
\n
brew tap caskroom/cask # add homebrew casks if you havent already\nbrew update\nbrew cask install sandman
\n
Manual install
\n
Download your respective platforms release from the downloads section.
\n
Drag the Sandman.app from the Sandman dmg to the Applications folder. Double Clicking on the app should run it and it could be kept in the dock from here.
\n
Linux
\n
Open up a terminal and navigate to the folder containing the downloaded installer files and run
\n
Debian
\n
First make sure you have the dependency libappindicator1
\n
sudo apt-get install libappindicator1
\n
then depending on your system architecture either run
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_amd64.deb
\n
Or:
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_x86.deb
\n
RedHat
\n
sudo rpm -i Sandman.rpm
\n
This will actually install Sandman as a utility application which can be accessed from your respective distributions application launchpad.
Download your respective architectures release from the downloads section.
\n
Open up another windows explorer and navigate to your program files folder (x86 or 64 bit is irrelevant). Now drag the entire Sandman Windows folder you extracted from the downloaded zip in the previous step over to the program files folder. Go into the folder that was just dragged over and find the Sandman.exe and run it. Now the application will show up in the dock where it can be pinned.
It is assumed you already have node installed and therefore npm.
\n
To download the full source code and install the Dependencies run the following lines:
\n
git clone https://github.com/alexanderepstein/Sandman\ncd Sandman\nnpm install\ncd ..\nnpm start dev # this will run the application with all of the devtools open
\n
If you get some error and the application wont run try running the following lines and see if that works.
\n
Linux/Mac
\n
cd Sandman\nsudo npm install -g
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\ncd to the Sandman directory then run
\n
npm install -g
\n
CSS Compilation
\n
The app styling was made with: Sassv3.3.14Rubyv2.3.1p112.
\n
To compile the stylesheet you'll only need to run the following command:
\n
sass --watch scss:css --style compressed
\n
To Compile Source To Application
\n
Linux
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x linux.sh\n./linux.sh
\n
This will build installers for Debian 32/64 bit and Redhat linux in the build/dist/installers folder
\n
Mac
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x mac.sh\n./mac.sh
\n
This will build a dmg in the build folder
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\nthen run
\n
npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Then once electron packager is installed to package your electron application open up a terminal and cd into the Sandman folder then run
If you have a feature you would like to add or optimizations to the original code
\n
\n
Feel free to fork this repository and submit a pull request
\n
Add an issue labeled as an enhancement and if I think its a good idea I will do my best to implement it myself
\n
\n
( •_•)\n( •_•)>⌐■-■\n(⌐■_■)
\n
Donate
\n
If this project helped you in any way and you feel like buying a broke college kid a cup of coffee
\n
\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Alex Epstein
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Sandman will remind you to take a rest and that you can always come back to the work tomorrow.
\n
A sleep cycle is a 90-minute chunk of time where your body transitions through various phases of sleep — all the way down to deep REM sleep — then back again. Some health experts believe that these 90-minute sleep cycles are the key to restful sleep. They recommend trying to sleep exactly 7.5 hours — or even 9 hours, if you have the time.
\n
Based on your wakeup time and the sleep algorithm Sandman calculates the best times for you to sleep. It will notify you throughout the night when the optimal times to shutdown your computer and start to head to sleep and provide a button to do just that.
Homebrew casks are the preferred method of installations (easiest to upgrade Sandman with brew cask update)
\n
Homebrew install
\n
brew tap caskroom/cask # add homebrew casks if you havent already\nbrew update\nbrew cask install sandman
\n
Manual install
\n
Download your respective platforms release from the downloads section.
\n
Drag the Sandman.app from the Sandman dmg to the Applications folder. Double Clicking on the app should run it and it could be kept in the dock from here.
\n
Linux
\n
Open up a terminal and navigate to the folder containing the downloaded installer files and run
\n
Debian
\n
First make sure you have the dependency libappindicator1
\n
sudo apt-get install libappindicator1
\n
then depending on your system architecture either run
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_amd64.deb
\n
Or:
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_x86.deb
\n
RedHat
\n
sudo rpm -i Sandman.rpm
\n
This will actually install Sandman as a utility application which can be accessed from your respective distributions application launchpad.
Download your respective architectures release from the downloads section.
\n
Open up another windows explorer and navigate to your program files folder (x86 or 64 bit is irrelevant). Now drag the entire Sandman Windows folder you extracted from the downloaded zip in the previous step over to the program files folder. Go into the folder that was just dragged over and find the Sandman.exe and run it. Now the application will show up in the dock where it can be pinned.
It is assumed you already have node installed and therefore npm.
\n
To download the full source code and install the Dependencies run the following lines:
\n
git clone https://github.com/alexanderepstein/Sandman\ncd Sandman\nnpm install\ncd ..\nnpm start dev # this will run the application with all of the devtools open
\n
If you get some error and the application wont run try running the following lines and see if that works.
\n
Linux/Mac
\n
cd Sandman\nsudo npm install -g
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\ncd to the Sandman directory then run
\n
npm install -g
\n
CSS Compilation
\n
The app styling was made with: Sassv3.3.14Rubyv2.3.1p112.
\n
To compile the stylesheet you'll only need to run the following command:
\n
sass --watch scss:css --style compressed
\n
To Compile Source To Application
\n
Linux
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x linux.sh\n./linux.sh
\n
This will build installers for Debian 32/64 bit and Redhat linux in the build/dist/installers folder
\n
Mac
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x mac.sh\n./mac.sh
\n
This will build a dmg in the build folder
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\nthen run
\n
npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Then once electron packager is installed to package your electron application open up a terminal and cd into the Sandman folder then run
If you have a feature you would like to add or optimizations to the original code
\n
\n
Feel free to fork this repository and submit a pull request
\n
Add an issue labeled as an enhancement and if I think its a good idea I will do my best to implement it myself
\n
\n
( •_•)\n( •_•)>⌐■-■\n(⌐■_■)
\n
Donate
\n
If this project helped you in any way and you feel like buying a broke college kid a cup of coffee
\n
\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Alex Epstein
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Sandman
\n
an application built with late night developers in mind
Sandman will remind you to take a rest and that you can always come back to the work tomorrow.
\n
A sleep cycle is a 90-minute chunk of time where your body transitions through various phases of sleep — all the way down to deep REM sleep — then back again. Some health experts believe that these 90-minute sleep cycles are the key to restful sleep. They recommend trying to sleep exactly 7.5 hours — or even 9 hours, if you have the time.
\n
Based on your wakeup time and the sleep algorithm Sandman calculates the best times for you to sleep. It will notify you throughout the night when the optimal times to shutdown your computer and start to head to sleep and provide a button to do just that.
Homebrew casks are the preferred method of installations (easiest to upgrade Sandman with brew cask update)
\n
Homebrew install
\n
brew tap caskroom/cask # add homebrew casks if you havent already\nbrew update\nbrew cask install sandman
\n
Manual install
\n
Download your respective platforms release from the downloads section.
\n
Drag the Sandman.app from the Sandman dmg to the Applications folder. Double Clicking on the app should run it and it could be kept in the dock from here.
\n
Linux
\n
Open up a terminal and navigate to the folder containing the downloaded installer files and run
\n
Debian
\n
First make sure you have the dependency libappindicator1
\n
sudo apt-get install libappindicator1
\n
then depending on your system architecture either run
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_amd64.deb
\n
Or:
\n
sudo dpkg -i Sandman_1.9.2_x86.deb
\n
RedHat
\n
sudo rpm -i Sandman.rpm
\n
This will actually install Sandman as a utility application which can be accessed from your respective distributions application launchpad.
Download your respective architectures release from the downloads section.
\n
Open up another windows explorer and navigate to your program files folder (x86 or 64 bit is irrelevant). Now drag the entire Sandman Windows folder you extracted from the downloaded zip in the previous step over to the program files folder. Go into the folder that was just dragged over and find the Sandman.exe and run it. Now the application will show up in the dock where it can be pinned.
It is assumed you already have node installed and therefore npm.
\n
To download the full source code and install the Dependencies run the following lines:
\n
git clone https://github.com/alexanderepstein/Sandman\ncd Sandman\nnpm install\ncd ..\nnpm start dev # this will run the application with all of the devtools open
\n
If you get some error and the application wont run try running the following lines and see if that works.
\n
Linux/Mac
\n
cd Sandman\nsudo npm install -g
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\ncd to the Sandman directory then run
\n
npm install -g
\n
CSS Compilation
\n
The app styling was made with: Sassv3.3.14Rubyv2.3.1p112.
\n
To compile the stylesheet you'll only need to run the following command:
\n
sass --watch scss:css --style compressed
\n
To Compile Source To Application
\n
Linux
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x linux.sh\n./linux.sh
\n
This will build installers for Debian 32/64 bit and Redhat linux in the build/dist/installers folder
\n
Mac
\n
Open a terminal to the Sandman directory
\n
cd build\nchmod a+x mac.sh\n./mac.sh
\n
This will build a dmg in the build folder
\n
Windows
\n
Right click on the start menu icon at the bottom left and click on the option to open a command prompt in developer mode\nthen run
\n
npm install -g electron-packager
\n
Then once electron packager is installed to package your electron application open up a terminal and cd into the Sandman folder then run
If you have a feature you would like to add or optimizations to the original code
\n
\n
Feel free to fork this repository and submit a pull request
\n
Add an issue labeled as an enhancement and if I think its a good idea I will do my best to implement it myself
\n
\n
( •_•)\n( •_•)>⌐■-■\n(⌐■_■)
\n
Donate
\n
If this project helped you in any way and you feel like buying a broke college kid a cup of coffee
\n
\n
\n
License
\n
MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2017 Alex Epstein
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
ScanCode Workbench provides an advanced visual UI to help you quickly evaluate\nlicense and other notices identified by\nScanCode and record your conclusion\nabout the effective license(s) for a component.\nScanCode detects licenses, copyrights\nand other interesting information in your code. ScanCode Workbench allows you to take the\nscan results from ScanCode and create conclusions. By creating these conclusions\nwithin your codebase, you are creating a software inventory of your product.\nThe conclusions (Concluded License, Concluded Owner, etc.) you make when\ncreating your conclusion can be exported as a JSON file or saved as SQLite file.
\n
ScanCode Workbench is based on\nElectron and will be the primary desktop/GUI tool\nfor using nexB’s AboutCode tools. This app\nworks on Windows, OS X and Linux operating systems.
\n
\n
Using
\n
\n
You can download the latest release\nfor your operating system or build it yourself (see below). Once downloaded, you\ncan find ScanCode-Workbench under dist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>.
We have provided a set of sample scans that you can quickly review in\nScanCode Workbench in order to get a sense of its functionality and the types of\ninformation captured by a scan. The samples are located at\nhttps://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench/tree/develop/samples.
\n
Import a ScanCode JSON file, and see what components are in your software! See\nthe documentation for more\ninformation on how to use ScanCode Workbench.
\n
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm)\ninstalled on your computer in order to build this app. For a list of platform\nspecific requirements, see the Building section of the documentation.\nThen, from your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench.git\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd scancode-workbench\n\n# Install dependencies and run the app\n$ npm install\n\n# Rebuild native Node.js modules against the app version of Node.js\n# MacOS, Linux and Git Bash on Windows\n$ $(npm bin)/electron-rebuild\n# Windows except for Git Bash\n> .\\node_modules\\.bin\\electron-rebuild.cmd\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Release Instructions
\n
You can build a dist directory containing executables for any one of three\ntarget platforms by running:
\n
$ python build.py
\n
After building is done, you can find ScanCode-Workbench under\ndist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>. Archives (tar.gz and .zip) are\nalso built.
\n
Note: A build for any of the three target platforms must be executed on the\ntargeted platform.
\n
Testing
\n
Test ABCM functionality using:
\n
$ npm test
\n
License
\n
\n
Apache-2.0
\n
Multiple licenses (LGPL, MIT, BSD, etc.) for third-party components.
\n
\n
See the NOTICE file for more details.
\n
Support
\n
If you have a question, a suggestion or find a bug, enter an issue.
ScanCode Workbench provides an advanced visual UI to help you quickly evaluate\nlicense and other notices identified by\nScanCode and record your conclusion\nabout the effective license(s) for a component.\nScanCode detects licenses, copyrights\nand other interesting information in your code. ScanCode Workbench allows you to take the\nscan results from ScanCode and create conclusions. By creating these conclusions\nwithin your codebase, you are creating a software inventory of your product.\nThe conclusions (Concluded License, Concluded Owner, etc.) you make when\ncreating your conclusion can be exported as a JSON file or saved as SQLite file.
\n
ScanCode Workbench is based on\nElectron and will be the primary desktop/GUI tool\nfor using nexB’s AboutCode tools. This app\nworks on Windows, OS X and Linux operating systems.
\n
\n
Using
\n
\n
You can download the latest release\nfor your operating system or build it yourself (see below). Once downloaded, you\ncan find ScanCode-Workbench under dist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>.
We have provided a set of sample scans that you can quickly review in\nScanCode Workbench in order to get a sense of its functionality and the types of\ninformation captured by a scan. The samples are located at\nhttps://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench/tree/develop/samples.
\n
Import a ScanCode JSON file, and see what components are in your software! See\nthe documentation for more\ninformation on how to use ScanCode Workbench.
\n
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm)\ninstalled on your computer in order to build this app. For a list of platform\nspecific requirements, see the Building section of the documentation.\nThen, from your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench.git\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd scancode-workbench\n\n# Install dependencies and run the app\n$ npm install\n\n# Rebuild native Node.js modules against the app version of Node.js\n# MacOS, Linux and Git Bash on Windows\n$ $(npm bin)/electron-rebuild\n# Windows except for Git Bash\n> .\\node_modules\\.bin\\electron-rebuild.cmd\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Release Instructions
\n
You can build a dist directory containing executables for any one of three\ntarget platforms by running:
\n
$ python build.py
\n
After building is done, you can find ScanCode-Workbench under\ndist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>. Archives (tar.gz and .zip) are\nalso built.
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Note: A build for any of the three target platforms must be executed on the\ntargeted platform.
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Testing
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Test ABCM functionality using:
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$ npm test
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License
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Apache-2.0
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Multiple licenses (LGPL, MIT, BSD, etc.) for third-party components.
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\n
See the NOTICE file for more details.
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Support
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If you have a question, a suggestion or find a bug, enter an issue.
ScanCode Workbench provides an advanced visual UI to help you quickly evaluate\nlicense and other notices identified by\nScanCode and record your conclusion\nabout the effective license(s) for a component.\nScanCode detects licenses, copyrights\nand other interesting information in your code. ScanCode Workbench allows you to take the\nscan results from ScanCode and create conclusions. By creating these conclusions\nwithin your codebase, you are creating a software inventory of your product.\nThe conclusions (Concluded License, Concluded Owner, etc.) you make when\ncreating your conclusion can be exported as a JSON file or saved as SQLite file.
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ScanCode Workbench is based on\nElectron and will be the primary desktop/GUI tool\nfor using nexB’s AboutCode tools. This app\nworks on Windows, OS X and Linux operating systems.
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Using
\n
\n
You can download the latest release\nfor your operating system or build it yourself (see below). Once downloaded, you\ncan find ScanCode-Workbench under dist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>.
We have provided a set of sample scans that you can quickly review in\nScanCode Workbench in order to get a sense of its functionality and the types of\ninformation captured by a scan. The samples are located at\nhttps://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench/tree/develop/samples.
\n
Import a ScanCode JSON file, and see what components are in your software! See\nthe documentation for more\ninformation on how to use ScanCode Workbench.
\n
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm)\ninstalled on your computer in order to build this app. For a list of platform\nspecific requirements, see the Building section of the documentation.\nThen, from your command line:
\n
# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench.git\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd scancode-workbench\n\n# Install dependencies and run the app\n$ npm install\n\n# Rebuild native Node.js modules against the app version of Node.js\n# MacOS, Linux and Git Bash on Windows\n$ $(npm bin)/electron-rebuild\n# Windows except for Git Bash\n> .\\node_modules\\.bin\\electron-rebuild.cmd\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
\n
Release Instructions
\n
You can build a dist directory containing executables for any one of three\ntarget platforms by running:
\n
$ python build.py
\n
After building is done, you can find ScanCode-Workbench under\ndist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>. Archives (tar.gz and .zip) are\nalso built.
\n
Note: A build for any of the three target platforms must be executed on the\ntargeted platform.
\n
Testing
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Test ABCM functionality using:
\n
$ npm test
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License
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\n
Apache-2.0
\n
Multiple licenses (LGPL, MIT, BSD, etc.) for third-party components.
\n
\n
See the NOTICE file for more details.
\n
Support
\n
If you have a question, a suggestion or find a bug, enter an issue.
ScanCode Workbench provides an advanced visual UI to help you quickly evaluate\nlicense and other notices identified by\nScanCode and record your conclusion\nabout the effective license(s) for a component.\nScanCode detects licenses, copyrights\nand other interesting information in your code. ScanCode Workbench allows you to take the\nscan results from ScanCode and create conclusions. By creating these conclusions\nwithin your codebase, you are creating a software inventory of your product.\nThe conclusions (Concluded License, Concluded Owner, etc.) you make when\ncreating your conclusion can be exported as a JSON file or saved as SQLite file.
\n
ScanCode Workbench is based on\nElectron and will be the primary desktop/GUI tool\nfor using nexB’s AboutCode tools. This app\nworks on Windows, OS X and Linux operating systems.
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\n
Using
\n
\n
You can download the latest release\nfor your operating system or build it yourself (see below). Once downloaded, you\ncan find ScanCode-Workbench under dist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>.
We have provided a set of sample scans that you can quickly review in\nScanCode Workbench in order to get a sense of its functionality and the types of\ninformation captured by a scan. The samples are located at\nhttps://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench/tree/develop/samples.
\n
Import a ScanCode JSON file, and see what components are in your software! See\nthe documentation for more\ninformation on how to use ScanCode Workbench.
\n
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm)\ninstalled on your computer in order to build this app. For a list of platform\nspecific requirements, see the Building section of the documentation.\nThen, from your command line:
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# Clone this repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/nexB/scancode-workbench.git\n\n# Go into the repository\n$ cd scancode-workbench\n\n# Install dependencies and run the app\n$ npm install\n\n# Rebuild native Node.js modules against the app version of Node.js\n# MacOS, Linux and Git Bash on Windows\n$ $(npm bin)/electron-rebuild\n# Windows except for Git Bash\n> .\\node_modules\\.bin\\electron-rebuild.cmd\n\n# Run the app\n$ npm start
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Release Instructions
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You can build a dist directory containing executables for any one of three\ntarget platforms by running:
\n
$ python build.py
\n
After building is done, you can find ScanCode-Workbench under\ndist/ScanCode-Workbench-<os>-x64-<version>. Archives (tar.gz and .zip) are\nalso built.
\n
Note: A build for any of the three target platforms must be executed on the\ntargeted platform.
\n
Testing
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Test ABCM functionality using:
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$ npm test
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License
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\n
Apache-2.0
\n
Multiple licenses (LGPL, MIT, BSD, etc.) for third-party components.
\n
\n
See the NOTICE file for more details.
\n
Support
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If you have a question, a suggestion or find a bug, enter an issue.
We wanted to make a really simple, but useful application to manage your lessons/activities, so we made it.
\n
🆕 New features
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\n
New, responsive UI
\n
Export / import timetables
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You can set images as background and even add multiple images for slideshow
\n
\n
📝Current features
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Add, edit, delete lessons/activities. You can set a unique color for each lessosn/activity, you can use your own colors, but for the best experience we recommend to use flatuicolors.com
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You can even add multiple weeks, so you can change the week that you want to see
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You can set the background for static colors and multiple images with changeable transition time\n
We wanted to make a really simple, but useful application to manage your lessons/activities, so we made it.
\n
🆕 New features
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\n
New, responsive UI
\n
Export / import timetables
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You can set images as background and even add multiple images for slideshow
\n
\n
📝Current features
\n
\n
Add, edit, delete lessons/activities. You can set a unique color for each lessosn/activity, you can use your own colors, but for the best experience we recommend to use flatuicolors.com
\n
You can even add multiple weeks, so you can change the week that you want to see
\n
You can set the background for static colors and multiple images with changeable transition time\n
We've released 🎈 v1.0 🎈! But we're just getting started. Check out the roadmap to see where we're headed.
\n
\n\n
Why ScienceFair?
\n
How we access, read and reuse scientific literature is largely controlled\nby a few vast publishing organisations. Many wonderful innovations are being\nexplored outside those organisations, but they are rarely\nintegrated into the platforms where people actually access science.
\n
We have a vision of a different, better, future for science. A future that's more fair, inclusive and open.\nA future where people can explore and innovate and where users control and customise their experience.
\n
ScienceFair aims to help pave the road to that future. The main thing that sets it apart? Freedom from centralised control.
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We're creating a desktop experience for discovering, tracking, collecting and reading scientific articles that:
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is completely free from external control (e.g. by publishers or platforms)
\n
helps decentralise the distribution and storage of the scholarly literature
\n
allows the user to customise their experience
\n
promotes and integrates open data and metadata
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helps grow an ecosystem of open source tools around scientific literature
We've released 🎈 v1.0 🎈! But we're just getting started. Check out the roadmap to see where we're headed.
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\n\n
Why ScienceFair?
\n
How we access, read and reuse scientific literature is largely controlled\nby a few vast publishing organisations. Many wonderful innovations are being\nexplored outside those organisations, but they are rarely\nintegrated into the platforms where people actually access science.
\n
We have a vision of a different, better, future for science. A future that's more fair, inclusive and open.\nA future where people can explore and innovate and where users control and customise their experience.
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ScienceFair aims to help pave the road to that future. The main thing that sets it apart? Freedom from centralised control.
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We're creating a desktop experience for discovering, tracking, collecting and reading scientific articles that:
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is completely free from external control (e.g. by publishers or platforms)
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helps decentralise the distribution and storage of the scholarly literature
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allows the user to customise their experience
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promotes and integrates open data and metadata
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helps grow an ecosystem of open source tools around scientific literature
ScreenCat is an open source screen sharing + remote collaboration application. You can share your desktop with someone else while letting them share your mouse and keyboard remotely. Right now it is not as good as commercial alternatives, mostly because this is a hobby project and not a for-profit project. The big difference is that you can send PRs to make ScreenCat better!
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\n
ScreenCat is named after cats, but also for the idea of 'catting' a screen (as in unix cat). It has two C/C++ dependencies, Electron (which includes node.js) and robotjs for creating mouse + keyboard events.
\n
ScreenCat is currently ALPHA STATUS and is intended for developers/early adopters. Check out the Issues to get involved. ScreenCat is a volunteer run project, your contributions and improvements are welcome!
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To download the latest build visit the releases page. Builds for your OS may not be available and you may have to build it yourself, sorry.
\n
\n
\n
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How it works
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The app itself is written in JS, HTML and CSS. The CSS is from tachyons. The app is wrapped up in an electron application using the menubar module.
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One really cool feature of ScreenCat is the ability to screenshare with a normal browser. Using our remote control page you can send your invite code to a web user and they can remote control your computer. Currently Google Chrome is recommended. You can also screenshare between 2 ScreenCat.app users.
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The screensharing takes advantage of an experimental feature built in to Chromium's WebRTC implementation called chromeMediaSource: 'screen'. This lets you share the host computers entire desktop over a WebRTC video channel. On the remote end, you can render the data in a <video> element.
\n
To initiate the WebRTC connection both peers must swap sdp connection information payloads. After compression, you can get the payloads down to about 1K. This is technically small enough to copy/paste through e.g. SMS, but it's on the larger side. Also you have to do a full round trip, where user A sends their code to user B, and vice versa before a connection can be established.
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To simplify the connection process the app uses cat-lobby, a minimal lobby server using HTTP and Server-Sent Events. This simply lets users swap SDP payloads without having to copy/paste large text blocks back and forth.
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To hook up the mouse and keyboard, the remote end uses standard mousedown and keydown events and sends them over a WebRTC data channel to the host. On the host side the app must synthesize mouse and keyboard events on the host OS. This is the tricky part, and the only part where a custom native node addon (C++) is required. Luckily I found the robotjs project which while still being relatively new and rough around the edges still got the job done after some modifications.
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Currently the app works best between Macs, mostly because that is what the original author used. However, you can build it for Linux or Windows too.
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The motivation for making ScreenCat came from a lack of open source + easily hackable screen sharing tools. I collaborate with many remote open source developers and being able to customize the software we use to work together is important to me. ScreenCat will remain free and BSD licensed, and your contributions are welcome! Check out the issues, especially those marked as help wanted.
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Building the app
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For mac/linux:
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npm install # installs electron and all the deps\nnpm start # runs the app in the electron wrapper\nnpm run build # builds the mac app
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For windows:
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You will need Visual studio C++ installed so you can build the native modules. Here are instructions for cmd.exe:
the electron app UI and main code are app.html, app.js and screen.js
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the remote web viewer UI and core are remote.js and remote.html
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peer.js and connect.js are used by both the electron app and the web viewer
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ScreenCat is an open source screen sharing + remote collaboration application. You can share your desktop with someone else while letting them share your mouse and keyboard remotely. Right now it is not as good as commercial alternatives, mostly because this is a hobby project and not a for-profit project. The big difference is that you can send PRs to make ScreenCat better!
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ScreenCat is named after cats, but also for the idea of 'catting' a screen (as in unix cat). It has two C/C++ dependencies, Electron (which includes node.js) and robotjs for creating mouse + keyboard events.
\n
ScreenCat is currently ALPHA STATUS and is intended for developers/early adopters. Check out the Issues to get involved. ScreenCat is a volunteer run project, your contributions and improvements are welcome!
\n
To download the latest build visit the releases page. Builds for your OS may not be available and you may have to build it yourself, sorry.
\n
\n
\n
\n
How it works
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The app itself is written in JS, HTML and CSS. The CSS is from tachyons. The app is wrapped up in an electron application using the menubar module.
\n
One really cool feature of ScreenCat is the ability to screenshare with a normal browser. Using our remote control page you can send your invite code to a web user and they can remote control your computer. Currently Google Chrome is recommended. You can also screenshare between 2 ScreenCat.app users.
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\n
The screensharing takes advantage of an experimental feature built in to Chromium's WebRTC implementation called chromeMediaSource: 'screen'. This lets you share the host computers entire desktop over a WebRTC video channel. On the remote end, you can render the data in a <video> element.
\n
To initiate the WebRTC connection both peers must swap sdp connection information payloads. After compression, you can get the payloads down to about 1K. This is technically small enough to copy/paste through e.g. SMS, but it's on the larger side. Also you have to do a full round trip, where user A sends their code to user B, and vice versa before a connection can be established.
\n
To simplify the connection process the app uses cat-lobby, a minimal lobby server using HTTP and Server-Sent Events. This simply lets users swap SDP payloads without having to copy/paste large text blocks back and forth.
\n
To hook up the mouse and keyboard, the remote end uses standard mousedown and keydown events and sends them over a WebRTC data channel to the host. On the host side the app must synthesize mouse and keyboard events on the host OS. This is the tricky part, and the only part where a custom native node addon (C++) is required. Luckily I found the robotjs project which while still being relatively new and rough around the edges still got the job done after some modifications.
\n
Currently the app works best between Macs, mostly because that is what the original author used. However, you can build it for Linux or Windows too.
\n
The motivation for making ScreenCat came from a lack of open source + easily hackable screen sharing tools. I collaborate with many remote open source developers and being able to customize the software we use to work together is important to me. ScreenCat will remain free and BSD licensed, and your contributions are welcome! Check out the issues, especially those marked as help wanted.
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Building the app
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For mac/linux:
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npm install # installs electron and all the deps\nnpm start # runs the app in the electron wrapper\nnpm run build # builds the mac app
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For windows:
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You will need Visual studio C++ installed so you can build the native modules. Here are instructions for cmd.exe:
ScreenTray is a macOS application for capturing, annotating and sharing screenshots. Quickly add comments, highlight what matters or blur any sensitive content. Upload screenshots to Google Drive or Dropbox. Copy screenshots to the clipboard and paste them directly into Slack, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Jira, Trello and lots of other apps.
ScreenTray is a macOS application for capturing, annotating and sharing screenshots. Quickly add comments, highlight what matters or blur any sensitive content. Upload screenshots to Google Drive or Dropbox. Copy screenshots to the clipboard and paste them directly into Slack, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Jira, Trello and lots of other apps.
ScreenTray is a macOS application for capturing, annotating and sharing screenshots. Quickly add comments, highlight what matters or blur any sensitive content. Upload screenshots to Google Drive or Dropbox. Copy screenshots to the clipboard and paste them directly into Slack, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Jira, Trello and lots of other apps.
ScreenTray is a macOS application for capturing, annotating and sharing screenshots. Quickly add comments, highlight what matters or blur any sensitive content. Upload screenshots to Google Drive or Dropbox. Copy screenshots to the clipboard and paste them directly into Slack, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Jira, Trello and lots of other apps.
ScreenCat is an open source screen sharing + remote collaboration application. You can share your desktop with someone else while letting them share your mouse and keyboard remotely. Right now it is not as good as commercial alternatives, mostly because this is a hobby project and not a for-profit project. The big difference is that you can send PRs to make ScreenCat better!
\n
\n
ScreenCat is named after cats, but also for the idea of 'catting' a screen (as in unix cat). It has two C/C++ dependencies, Electron (which includes node.js) and robotjs for creating mouse + keyboard events.
\n
ScreenCat is currently ALPHA STATUS and is intended for developers/early adopters. Check out the Issues to get involved. ScreenCat is a volunteer run project, your contributions and improvements are welcome!
\n
To download the latest build visit the releases page. Builds for your OS may not be available and you may have to build it yourself, sorry.
\n
\n
\n
\n
How it works
\n
The app itself is written in JS, HTML and CSS. The CSS is from tachyons. The app is wrapped up in an electron application using the menubar module.
\n
One really cool feature of ScreenCat is the ability to screenshare with a normal browser. Using our remote control page you can send your invite code to a web user and they can remote control your computer. Currently Google Chrome is recommended. You can also screenshare between 2 ScreenCat.app users.
\n
\n
The screensharing takes advantage of an experimental feature built in to Chromium's WebRTC implementation called chromeMediaSource: 'screen'. This lets you share the host computers entire desktop over a WebRTC video channel. On the remote end, you can render the data in a <video> element.
\n
To initiate the WebRTC connection both peers must swap sdp connection information payloads. After compression, you can get the payloads down to about 1K. This is technically small enough to copy/paste through e.g. SMS, but it's on the larger side. Also you have to do a full round trip, where user A sends their code to user B, and vice versa before a connection can be established.
\n
To simplify the connection process the app uses cat-lobby, a minimal lobby server using HTTP and Server-Sent Events. This simply lets users swap SDP payloads without having to copy/paste large text blocks back and forth.
\n
To hook up the mouse and keyboard, the remote end uses standard mousedown and keydown events and sends them over a WebRTC data channel to the host. On the host side the app must synthesize mouse and keyboard events on the host OS. This is the tricky part, and the only part where a custom native node addon (C++) is required. Luckily I found the robotjs project which while still being relatively new and rough around the edges still got the job done after some modifications.
\n
Currently the app works best between Macs, mostly because that is what the original author used. However, you can build it for Linux or Windows too.
\n
The motivation for making ScreenCat came from a lack of open source + easily hackable screen sharing tools. I collaborate with many remote open source developers and being able to customize the software we use to work together is important to me. ScreenCat will remain free and BSD licensed, and your contributions are welcome! Check out the issues, especially those marked as help wanted.
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Building the app
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npm install # installs electron and all the deps\nnpm start # runs the app in the electron wrapper\nnpm run build # builds the mac app
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For windows:
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You will need Visual studio C++ installed so you can build the native modules. Here are instructions for cmd.exe:
the electron app UI and main code are app.html, app.js and screen.js
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the remote web viewer UI and core are remote.js and remote.html
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peer.js and connect.js are used by both the electron app and the web viewer
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ScreenCat
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ScreenCat is an open source screen sharing + remote collaboration application. You can share your desktop with someone else while letting them share your mouse and keyboard remotely. Right now it is not as good as commercial alternatives, mostly because this is a hobby project and not a for-profit project. The big difference is that you can send PRs to make ScreenCat better!
\n
\n
ScreenCat is named after cats, but also for the idea of 'catting' a screen (as in unix cat). It has two C/C++ dependencies, Electron (which includes node.js) and robotjs for creating mouse + keyboard events.
\n
ScreenCat is currently ALPHA STATUS and is intended for developers/early adopters. Check out the Issues to get involved. ScreenCat is a volunteer run project, your contributions and improvements are welcome!
\n
To download the latest build visit the releases page. Builds for your OS may not be available and you may have to build it yourself, sorry.
\n
\n
\n
\n
How it works
\n
The app itself is written in JS, HTML and CSS. The CSS is from tachyons. The app is wrapped up in an electron application using the menubar module.
\n
One really cool feature of ScreenCat is the ability to screenshare with a normal browser. Using our remote control page you can send your invite code to a web user and they can remote control your computer. Currently Google Chrome is recommended. You can also screenshare between 2 ScreenCat.app users.
\n
\n
The screensharing takes advantage of an experimental feature built in to Chromium's WebRTC implementation called chromeMediaSource: 'screen'. This lets you share the host computers entire desktop over a WebRTC video channel. On the remote end, you can render the data in a <video> element.
\n
To initiate the WebRTC connection both peers must swap sdp connection information payloads. After compression, you can get the payloads down to about 1K. This is technically small enough to copy/paste through e.g. SMS, but it's on the larger side. Also you have to do a full round trip, where user A sends their code to user B, and vice versa before a connection can be established.
\n
To simplify the connection process the app uses cat-lobby, a minimal lobby server using HTTP and Server-Sent Events. This simply lets users swap SDP payloads without having to copy/paste large text blocks back and forth.
\n
To hook up the mouse and keyboard, the remote end uses standard mousedown and keydown events and sends them over a WebRTC data channel to the host. On the host side the app must synthesize mouse and keyboard events on the host OS. This is the tricky part, and the only part where a custom native node addon (C++) is required. Luckily I found the robotjs project which while still being relatively new and rough around the edges still got the job done after some modifications.
\n
Currently the app works best between Macs, mostly because that is what the original author used. However, you can build it for Linux or Windows too.
\n
The motivation for making ScreenCat came from a lack of open source + easily hackable screen sharing tools. I collaborate with many remote open source developers and being able to customize the software we use to work together is important to me. ScreenCat will remain free and BSD licensed, and your contributions are welcome! Check out the issues, especially those marked as help wanted.
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Building the app
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For mac/linux:
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npm install # installs electron and all the deps\nnpm start # runs the app in the electron wrapper\nnpm run build # builds the mac app
\n
For windows:
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You will need Visual studio C++ installed so you can build the native modules. Here are instructions for cmd.exe:
We've released 🎈 v1.0 🎈! But we're just getting started. Check out the roadmap to see where we're headed.
\n
\n\n
Why ScienceFair?
\n
How we access, read and reuse scientific literature is largely controlled\nby a few vast publishing organisations. Many wonderful innovations are being\nexplored outside those organisations, but they are rarely\nintegrated into the platforms where people actually access science.
\n
We have a vision of a different, better, future for science. A future that's more fair, inclusive and open.\nA future where people can explore and innovate and where users control and customise their experience.
\n
ScienceFair aims to help pave the road to that future. The main thing that sets it apart? Freedom from centralised control.
\n\n
We're creating a desktop experience for discovering, tracking, collecting and reading scientific articles that:
\n
\n
is completely free from external control (e.g. by publishers or platforms)
\n
helps decentralise the distribution and storage of the scholarly literature
\n
allows the user to customise their experience
\n
promotes and integrates open data and metadata
\n
helps grow an ecosystem of open source tools around scientific literature
We've released 🎈 v1.0 🎈! But we're just getting started. Check out the roadmap to see where we're headed.
\n
\n\n
Why ScienceFair?
\n
How we access, read and reuse scientific literature is largely controlled\nby a few vast publishing organisations. Many wonderful innovations are being\nexplored outside those organisations, but they are rarely\nintegrated into the platforms where people actually access science.
\n
We have a vision of a different, better, future for science. A future that's more fair, inclusive and open.\nA future where people can explore and innovate and where users control and customise their experience.
\n
ScienceFair aims to help pave the road to that future. The main thing that sets it apart? Freedom from centralised control.
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We're creating a desktop experience for discovering, tracking, collecting and reading scientific articles that:
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\n
is completely free from external control (e.g. by publishers or platforms)
\n
helps decentralise the distribution and storage of the scholarly literature
\n
allows the user to customise their experience
\n
promotes and integrates open data and metadata
\n
helps grow an ecosystem of open source tools around scientific literature
Welcome to SeeQL (beta): An easy-to-use desktop application that helps you visualize your database tables (including all foreign and primary key relationships), to quickly generate complex queries.
Note: For now, you might need to go to your security settings to allow the app run on your system to allow the application to run.
\n
Or from the terminal, run:
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git clone https://github.com/oslabs-beta/seeql.git\ncd seeql\nyarn\nyarn run build\nyarn start\n\n
\n
Features
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Logging In
\n
You have the option to log in with a postgres:// URI connection string, or enter your database credentials individually.
\n
\n
Viewing Database Information
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After logging in, you'll see three sections - the side panel, the input box, and the database tables section. In the tables section, when you hover over a primary key in a table, any references to this primary key in other tables will be highlighted. Similarly, if you hover over a foreign key in a table, its related primary key will be highlighted.
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Click on any table's info icon to view its information in the side panel.
\n
Choose the Search option above the input box to filter which tables will be displayed. You can pin tables to the top of the page for your convinience by clicking on any table's pin icon.
\n
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Generating SQL queries & Viewing the results
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You can write a SQL SELECT query in the SQL input box, or automatically generate a query by clicking on the rows of a table. Once your query is complete, click execute query. If your query has any errors, an error message will display telling you exactly where the error occured.
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\n
After clicking execute, you'll be able to see your results in the Results section. Clicking on a column name will sort your table data accordingly.\nYou can filter which rows are visible by clicking the search icon next to each column name.
Welcome to SeeQL (beta): An easy-to-use desktop application that helps you visualize your database tables (including all foreign and primary key relationships), to quickly generate complex queries.
Note: For now, you might need to go to your security settings to allow the app run on your system to allow the application to run.
\n
Or from the terminal, run:
\n
git clone https://github.com/oslabs-beta/seeql.git\ncd seeql\nyarn\nyarn run build\nyarn start\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Logging In
\n
You have the option to log in with a postgres:// URI connection string, or enter your database credentials individually.
\n
\n
Viewing Database Information
\n
After logging in, you'll see three sections - the side panel, the input box, and the database tables section. In the tables section, when you hover over a primary key in a table, any references to this primary key in other tables will be highlighted. Similarly, if you hover over a foreign key in a table, its related primary key will be highlighted.
\n
Click on any table's info icon to view its information in the side panel.
\n
Choose the Search option above the input box to filter which tables will be displayed. You can pin tables to the top of the page for your convinience by clicking on any table's pin icon.
\n
\n
Generating SQL queries & Viewing the results
\n
You can write a SQL SELECT query in the SQL input box, or automatically generate a query by clicking on the rows of a table. Once your query is complete, click execute query. If your query has any errors, an error message will display telling you exactly where the error occured.
\n
\n
After clicking execute, you'll be able to see your results in the Results section. Clicking on a column name will sort your table data accordingly.\nYou can filter which rows are visible by clicking the search icon next to each column name.
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Technical
\n
ServPane is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's also built using Electron.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for development\nnpm start\n\n# pack electron application for production\nnpm run dist\n
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/aderyabin/ServPane. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
\n
License
\n
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
\n
Code of Conduct
\n
Everyone interacting in the Localer project’s codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Technical
\n
ServPane is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's also built using Electron.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for development\nnpm start\n\n# pack electron application for production\nnpm run dist\n
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/aderyabin/ServPane. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
\n
License
\n
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
\n
Code of Conduct
\n
Everyone interacting in the Localer project’s codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.
Welcome to SeeQL (beta): An easy-to-use desktop application that helps you visualize your database tables (including all foreign and primary key relationships), to quickly generate complex queries.
Note: For now, you might need to go to your security settings to allow the app run on your system to allow the application to run.
\n
Or from the terminal, run:
\n
git clone https://github.com/oslabs-beta/seeql.git\ncd seeql\nyarn\nyarn run build\nyarn start\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Logging In
\n
You have the option to log in with a postgres:// URI connection string, or enter your database credentials individually.
\n
\n
Viewing Database Information
\n
After logging in, you'll see three sections - the side panel, the input box, and the database tables section. In the tables section, when you hover over a primary key in a table, any references to this primary key in other tables will be highlighted. Similarly, if you hover over a foreign key in a table, its related primary key will be highlighted.
\n
Click on any table's info icon to view its information in the side panel.
\n
Choose the Search option above the input box to filter which tables will be displayed. You can pin tables to the top of the page for your convinience by clicking on any table's pin icon.
\n
\n
Generating SQL queries & Viewing the results
\n
You can write a SQL SELECT query in the SQL input box, or automatically generate a query by clicking on the rows of a table. Once your query is complete, click execute query. If your query has any errors, an error message will display telling you exactly where the error occured.
\n
\n
After clicking execute, you'll be able to see your results in the Results section. Clicking on a column name will sort your table data accordingly.\nYou can filter which rows are visible by clicking the search icon next to each column name.
Welcome to SeeQL (beta): An easy-to-use desktop application that helps you visualize your database tables (including all foreign and primary key relationships), to quickly generate complex queries.
Note: For now, you might need to go to your security settings to allow the app run on your system to allow the application to run.
\n
Or from the terminal, run:
\n
git clone https://github.com/oslabs-beta/seeql.git\ncd seeql\nyarn\nyarn run build\nyarn start\n\n
\n
Features
\n
Logging In
\n
You have the option to log in with a postgres:// URI connection string, or enter your database credentials individually.
\n
\n
Viewing Database Information
\n
After logging in, you'll see three sections - the side panel, the input box, and the database tables section. In the tables section, when you hover over a primary key in a table, any references to this primary key in other tables will be highlighted. Similarly, if you hover over a foreign key in a table, its related primary key will be highlighted.
\n
Click on any table's info icon to view its information in the side panel.
\n
Choose the Search option above the input box to filter which tables will be displayed. You can pin tables to the top of the page for your convinience by clicking on any table's pin icon.
\n
\n
Generating SQL queries & Viewing the results
\n
You can write a SQL SELECT query in the SQL input box, or automatically generate a query by clicking on the rows of a table. Once your query is complete, click execute query. If your query has any errors, an error message will display telling you exactly where the error occured.
\n
\n
After clicking execute, you'll be able to see your results in the Results section. Clicking on a column name will sort your table data accordingly.\nYou can filter which rows are visible by clicking the search icon next to each column name.
Serina can be downloaded here. Available versions for Linux and Windows (64bits). MacOS available to later
\n
To use, unzip in the desired location and execute Serina.
\n
If you need a different version, please follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code
\n
📖 Usage
\n
Serina allows you to create translations for each language, you can access the different languages by clicking on their map in the languages list.
\n
Create translation for a language
\n
This page displays the list of languages and allows you to add a new language via a form using the ISO 639-1 language code. Example:"FR" or "EN".
\n
The display of the languages is available in two versions (card list or list) that can be set on the parameter page. The number of elements in a language is displayed under the name of the language.
\n
Edit translation
\n
This page displays the groups and translations of the first level of the translation and then recursively displays the sub-levels via access to a group allowing access to its content.
\n
Adding a group is done via a modal that allows you to enter the group name. The modification will also be done via a modal which will ask for the new name of the group. Deleting a group will ask for confirmation before deleting.
\n
The addition of a translation is done via a card added to the list of translations. The recording and deletion is done directly with the icons on the map.
\n
Changing a translation triggers a key or value change detection system to know whether to display the save button in order to have a good interface.
\n
Search
\n
A search bar represented by a magnifying glass is integrated in the toolbar. The research focuses on the "keys" of translations.\nThe first corresponding element will be selected to highlight it. And if several items match the search, a navigation between the corresponding items is displayed next to the search bar.
\n
Search is close if you navigate or delete a translation.
\n
Parallel edition of two languages
\n
Parallel entry of two languages is done via the "swap" (on the right-hand side of the groups and translations of the first level) comprising:\nthe main language (the one selected in the list of languages)\nthe second language that can be chosen from the other available languages.
\n
Then it is enough to validate and the second language is automatically added below each value of the main language. Parallel editing works exactly like simple language editing.
\n
Parameters
\n
The settings allow you to modify the app according to your preferences. A "About" section is also present to get details about the application.
\n
Basic parameters
\n
\n
The format of the language list (in card list or list)
\n
The language of the application (EN, ES or FR for the moment)
\n
\n
Advanced parameters
\n
\n
Custom location of translation files (Available in version 0.3)
\n
\n
Others parameters
\n
\n
The theme of the application
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n
⁉️ FAQ
\n
Your language is not available in the app ?
\n
You can translate the application and submit your translation in PR. Or create issue.
\n
Your language doesn't have its flag displayed ?
\n
You can open a issue to explain your problem with a screenshot if possible.
\n
🔨 Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Serina, create a new different version of Serina, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node, npm, yarn, bower already installed in your system:
\n\n
yarn to install all the dependencies.
\n
yarn start to start API on localhost:7777.
\n
grunt serve to start Serina on localhost:9000.
\n
yarn run package to build serina for linux (build will be placed in packages folder).\n
\n
grunt package to make builds for windows, linux and mac os.
\n
grunt package:win32 to make build for windows (64bits).
\n
grunt package:linux to make build for linux.
\n
grunt package:macos to make build for mac os (64bits).
\n
\n
\n
grunt test to run the automated tests.\n
\n
Please, ensure the tests are passing before creating a pull requests. Add tests for your changes.
\n
\n
\n\n
👏Acknowledgments
\n
\n
Electron framework was used for the app development.
Serina can be downloaded here. Available versions for Linux and Windows (64bits). MacOS available to later
\n
To use, unzip in the desired location and execute Serina.
\n
If you need a different version, please follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code
\n
📖 Usage
\n
Serina allows you to create translations for each language, you can access the different languages by clicking on their map in the languages list.
\n
Create translation for a language
\n
This page displays the list of languages and allows you to add a new language via a form using the ISO 639-1 language code. Example:\"FR\" or \"EN\".
\n
The display of the languages is available in two versions (card list or list) that can be set on the parameter page. The number of elements in a language is displayed under the name of the language.
\n
Edit translation
\n
This page displays the groups and translations of the first level of the translation and then recursively displays the sub-levels via access to a group allowing access to its content.
\n
Adding a group is done via a modal that allows you to enter the group name. The modification will also be done via a modal which will ask for the new name of the group. Deleting a group will ask for confirmation before deleting.
\n
The addition of a translation is done via a card added to the list of translations. The recording and deletion is done directly with the icons on the map.
\n
Changing a translation triggers a key or value change detection system to know whether to display the save button in order to have a good interface.
\n
Search
\n
A search bar represented by a magnifying glass is integrated in the toolbar. The research focuses on the \"keys\" of translations.\nThe first corresponding element will be selected to highlight it. And if several items match the search, a navigation between the corresponding items is displayed next to the search bar.
\n
Search is close if you navigate or delete a translation.
\n
Parallel edition of two languages
\n
Parallel entry of two languages is done via the \"swap\" (on the right-hand side of the groups and translations of the first level) comprising:\nthe main language (the one selected in the list of languages)\nthe second language that can be chosen from the other available languages.
\n
Then it is enough to validate and the second language is automatically added below each value of the main language. Parallel editing works exactly like simple language editing.
\n
Parameters
\n
The settings allow you to modify the app according to your preferences. A \"About\" section is also present to get details about the application.
\n
Basic parameters
\n
\n
The format of the language list (in card list or list)
\n
The language of the application (EN, ES or FR for the moment)
\n
\n
Advanced parameters
\n
\n
Custom location of translation files (Available in version 0.3)
\n
\n
Others parameters
\n
\n
The theme of the application
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n
⁉️ FAQ
\n
Your language is not available in the app ?
\n
You can translate the application and submit your translation in PR. Or create issue.
\n
Your language doesn't have its flag displayed ?
\n
You can open a issue to explain your problem with a screenshot if possible.
\n
🔨 Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Serina, create a new different version of Serina, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node, npm, yarn, bower already installed in your system:
\n\n
yarn to install all the dependencies.
\n
yarn start to start API on localhost:7777.
\n
grunt serve to start Serina on localhost:9000.
\n
yarn run package to build serina for linux (build will be placed in packages folder).\n
\n
grunt package to make builds for windows, linux and mac os.
\n
grunt package:win32 to make build for windows (64bits).
\n
grunt package:linux to make build for linux.
\n
grunt package:macos to make build for mac os (64bits).
\n
\n
\n
grunt test to run the automated tests.\n
\n
Please, ensure the tests are passing before creating a pull requests. Add tests for your changes.
\n
\n
\n\n
👏Acknowledgments
\n
\n
Electron framework was used for the app development.
Serina can be downloaded here. Available versions for Linux, Windows (64bits) and Mac OS.
\n
To use, unzip in the desired location and execute Serina.
\n
If you need a different version, please follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code
\n
📖 Usage
\n
Serina allows you to create translations for each language, you can access the different languages by clicking on their map in the languages list.
\n
Create translation for a language
\n
This page displays the list of languages and allows you to add a new language via a form using the ISO 639-1 language code. Example:"FR" or "EN".
\n
The display of the languages is available in two versions (card list or list) that can be set on the parameter page. The number of elements in a language is displayed under the name of the language.
\n
Edit translation
\n
This page displays the groups and translations of the first level of the translation and then recursively displays the sub-levels via access to a group allowing access to its content.
\n
Adding a group is done via a modal that allows you to enter the group name. The modification will also be done via a modal which will ask for the new name of the group. Deleting a group will ask for confirmation before deleting.
\n
The addition of a translation is done via a card added to the list of translations. The recording and deletion is done directly with the icons on the map.
\n
Changing a translation triggers a key or value change detection system to know whether to display the save button in order to have a good interface.
\n
Search
\n
A search bar represented by a magnifying glass is integrated in the toolbar. The research focuses on the "keys" of translations.\nThe first corresponding element will be selected to highlight it. And if several items match the search, a navigation between the corresponding items is displayed next to the search bar.
\n
Search is close if you navigate or delete a translation.
\n
Parallel edition of two languages
\n
Parallel entry of two languages is done via the "swap" (on the right-hand side of the groups and translations of the first level) comprising:\nthe main language (the one selected in the list of languages)\nthe second language that can be chosen from the other available languages.
\n
Then it is enough to validate and the second language is automatically added below each value of the main language. Parallel editing works exactly like simple language editing.
\n
Parameters
\n
The settings allow you to modify the app according to your preferences. A "About" section is also present to get details about the application.
\n
Basic parameters
\n
\n
The format of the language list (in card list or list)
\n
The language of the application (EN, ES or FR for the moment)
\n
\n
Advanced parameters
\n
\n
Custom location of translation files (Available in version 0.3)
\n
\n
Others parameters
\n
\n
The theme of the application
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n
⁉️ FAQ
\n
Your language is not available in the app ?
\n
You can translate the application and submit your translation in PR. Or create issue.
\n
Your language doesn't have its flag displayed ?
\n
You can open a issue to explain your problem with a screenshot if possible.
\n
🔨 Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Serina, create a new different version of Serina, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node, npm, yarn, bower already installed in your system:
\n\n
yarn to install all the dependencies.
\n
yarn start to start API on localhost:7777.
\n
grunt serve to start Serina on localhost:9000.
\n
yarn run package to build serina for linux (build will be placed in packages folder).\n
\n
grunt package to make builds for windows, linux and mac os.
\n
grunt package:win32 to make build for windows (64bits).
\n
grunt package:linux to make build for linux.
\n
grunt package:macos to make build for mac os (64bits).
\n
\n
\n
grunt test to run the automated tests.\n
\n
Please, ensure the tests are passing before creating a pull requests. Add tests for your changes.
\n
\n
\n\n
👏Acknowledgments
\n
\n
Electron framework was used for the app development.
Serina can be downloaded here. Available versions for Linux, Windows (64bits) and Mac OS.
\n
To use, unzip in the desired location and execute Serina.
\n
If you need a different version, please follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code
\n
📖 Usage
\n
Serina allows you to create translations for each language, you can access the different languages by clicking on their map in the languages list.
\n
Create translation for a language
\n
This page displays the list of languages and allows you to add a new language via a form using the ISO 639-1 language code. Example:\"FR\" or \"EN\".
\n
The display of the languages is available in two versions (card list or list) that can be set on the parameter page. The number of elements in a language is displayed under the name of the language.
\n
Edit translation
\n
This page displays the groups and translations of the first level of the translation and then recursively displays the sub-levels via access to a group allowing access to its content.
\n
Adding a group is done via a modal that allows you to enter the group name. The modification will also be done via a modal which will ask for the new name of the group. Deleting a group will ask for confirmation before deleting.
\n
The addition of a translation is done via a card added to the list of translations. The recording and deletion is done directly with the icons on the map.
\n
Changing a translation triggers a key or value change detection system to know whether to display the save button in order to have a good interface.
\n
Search
\n
A search bar represented by a magnifying glass is integrated in the toolbar. The research focuses on the \"keys\" of translations.\nThe first corresponding element will be selected to highlight it. And if several items match the search, a navigation between the corresponding items is displayed next to the search bar.
\n
Search is close if you navigate or delete a translation.
\n
Parallel edition of two languages
\n
Parallel entry of two languages is done via the \"swap\" (on the right-hand side of the groups and translations of the first level) comprising:\nthe main language (the one selected in the list of languages)\nthe second language that can be chosen from the other available languages.
\n
Then it is enough to validate and the second language is automatically added below each value of the main language. Parallel editing works exactly like simple language editing.
\n
Parameters
\n
The settings allow you to modify the app according to your preferences. A \"About\" section is also present to get details about the application.
\n
Basic parameters
\n
\n
The format of the language list (in card list or list)
\n
The language of the application (EN, ES or FR for the moment)
\n
\n
Advanced parameters
\n
\n
Custom location of translation files (Available in version 0.3)
\n
\n
Others parameters
\n
\n
The theme of the application
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n
⁉️ FAQ
\n
Your language is not available in the app ?
\n
You can translate the application and submit your translation in PR. Or create issue.
\n
Your language doesn't have its flag displayed ?
\n
You can open a issue to explain your problem with a screenshot if possible.
\n
🔨 Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Serina, create a new different version of Serina, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node, npm, yarn, bower already installed in your system:
\n\n
yarn to install all the dependencies.
\n
yarn start to start API on localhost:7777.
\n
grunt serve to start Serina on localhost:9000.
\n
yarn run package to build serina for linux (build will be placed in packages folder).\n
\n
grunt package to make builds for windows, linux and mac os.
\n
grunt package:win32 to make build for windows (64bits).
\n
grunt package:linux to make build for linux.
\n
grunt package:macos to make build for mac os (64bits).
\n
\n
\n
grunt test to run the automated tests.\n
\n
Please, ensure the tests are passing before creating a pull requests. Add tests for your changes.
\n
\n
\n\n
👏Acknowledgments
\n
\n
Electron framework was used for the app development.
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Technical
\n
ServPane is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's also built using Electron.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for development\nnpm start\n\n# pack electron application for production\nnpm run dist\n
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/aderyabin/ServPane. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
\n
License
\n
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
\n
Code of Conduct
\n
Everyone interacting in the Localer project’s codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.
Download the latest version from the releases page.
\n
Technical
\n
ServPane is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's also built using Electron.
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for development\nnpm start\n\n# pack electron application for production\nnpm run dist\n
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/aderyabin/ServPane. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
\n
License
\n
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
\n
Code of Conduct
\n
Everyone interacting in the Localer project’s codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.
Seton is a tool for Github issue tracking across repositories so far.\nFor example you can track bug issues of libraries used in your project without visiting each repository. Or let say you want to track only a certain level issues of libraries, you can.
\n
Naming & Goal
\n
From E. T. Seton's quote "there is no animal that cannot be tracked" Seton is supposed to track issues.
\n
ScreenShots
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Demo
\n
I picked up some repositories with easy labeled issue like good first issue, Level: stater in this demo\n
\n
Based
\n
\n
\n
Electron: generally handle main process
\n
React: mainly handle rendering things(Redux isn't integrated in Apollo yet in this App)
\n
Apollo: handle requests and responses for the Github API
# Install dependencies\n yarn\n\n # start with hot reload\n yarn start\n
\n
License
\n
This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSE
\n
",
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Seton
\n
Seton is a tool for Github issue tracking across repositories so far.\nFor example you can track bug issues of libraries used in your project without visiting each repository. Or let say you want to track only a certain level issues of libraries, you can.
\n
Naming & Goal
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From E. T. Seton's quote \"there is no animal that cannot be tracked\" Seton is supposed to track issues.
\n
ScreenShots
\n
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\n
Demo
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I picked up some repositories with easy labeled issue like good first issue, Level: stater in this demo\n
\n
Based
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\n
\n
Electron: generally handle main process
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React: mainly handle rendering things(Redux isn't integrated in Apollo yet in this App)
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Apollo: handle requests and responses for the Github API
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From E. T. Seton's quote "there is no animal that cannot be tracked" Seton is supposed to track issues.
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ScreenShots
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Demo
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I picked up some repositories with easy labeled issue like good first issue, Level: stater in this demo\n
\n
Based
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\n
Electron: generally handle main process
\n
React: mainly handle rendering things(Redux isn't integrated in Apollo yet in this App)
\n
Apollo: handle requests and responses for the Github API
# Install dependencies\n yarn\n\n # start with hot reload\n yarn start\n
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This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSE
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\n
Seton is a tool for Github issue tracking across repositories so far.\nFor example you can track bug issues of libraries used in your project without visiting each repository. Or let say you want to track only a certain level issues of libraries, you can.
\n
Naming & Goal
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From E. T. Seton's quote \"there is no animal that cannot be tracked\" Seton is supposed to track issues.
\n
ScreenShots
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\n
Demo
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I picked up some repositories with easy labeled issue like good first issue, Level: stater in this demo\n
\n
Based
\n
\n
\n
Electron: generally handle main process
\n
React: mainly handle rendering things(Redux isn't integrated in Apollo yet in this App)
\n
Apollo: handle requests and responses for the Github API
Shiba is a rich live markdown preview app with linter. It watches markdown files in specific directory and automatically shows the preview and result of lint.\nShiba is built on Electron and Polymer.
\n
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Isolated app. You need not prepare Chrome and can use favorite editor
Copyright (c) 2015 rhysd\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies\nof the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,\nINCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR\nPURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE\nLIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,\nTORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR\nTHE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.\n
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In packaged app, Electron part is licensed with below notice:
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Copyright (c) 2014 GitHub Inc.
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Emojis were brought from gemoji project:
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octocat, squirrel, shipit\nCopyright (c) 2013 GitHub Inc. All rights reserved.
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bowtie, neckbeard, fu\nCopyright (c) 2013 37signals, LLC. All rights reserved.
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feelsgood, finnadie, goberserk, godmode, hurtrealbad, rage 1-4, suspect\nCopyright (c) 2013 id Software. All rights reserved.
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trollface\nCopyright (c) 2013 whynne@deviantart. All rights reserved.
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Source code:
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Copyright (c) 2013 GitHub, Inc.
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Shiba is a rich live markdown preview app with linter. It watches markdown files in specific directory and automatically shows the preview and result of lint.\nShiba is built on Electron and Polymer.
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Isolated app. You need not prepare Chrome and can use favorite editor
Copyright (c) 2015 rhysd\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies\nof the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,\nINCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR\nPURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE\nLIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,\nTORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR\nTHE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.\n
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In packaged app, Electron part is licensed with below notice:
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Copyright (c) 2014 GitHub Inc.
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Emojis were brought from gemoji project:
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octocat, squirrel, shipit\nCopyright (c) 2013 GitHub Inc. All rights reserved.
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bowtie, neckbeard, fu\nCopyright (c) 2013 37signals, LLC. All rights reserved.
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feelsgood, finnadie, goberserk, godmode, hurtrealbad, rage 1-4, suspect\nCopyright (c) 2013 id Software. All rights reserved.
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trollface\nCopyright (c) 2013 whynne@deviantart. All rights reserved.
Shiba is a rich live markdown preview app with linter. It watches markdown files in specific directory and automatically shows the preview and result of lint.\nShiba is built on Electron and Polymer.
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Isolated app. You need not prepare Chrome and can use favorite editor
Copyright (c) 2015 rhysd\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies\nof the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,\nINCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR\nPURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE\nLIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,\nTORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR\nTHE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.\n
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In packaged app, Electron part is licensed with below notice:
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Copyright (c) 2014 GitHub Inc.
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Emojis were brought from gemoji project:
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octocat, squirrel, shipit\nCopyright (c) 2013 GitHub Inc. All rights reserved.
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bowtie, neckbeard, fu\nCopyright (c) 2013 37signals, LLC. All rights reserved.
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feelsgood, finnadie, goberserk, godmode, hurtrealbad, rage 1-4, suspect\nCopyright (c) 2013 id Software. All rights reserved.
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trollface\nCopyright (c) 2013 whynne@deviantart. All rights reserved.
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Source code:
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Copyright (c) 2013 GitHub, Inc.
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Shiba is a rich live markdown preview app with linter. It watches markdown files in specific directory and automatically shows the preview and result of lint.\nShiba is built on Electron and Polymer.
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Isolated app. You need not prepare Chrome and can use favorite editor
Copyright (c) 2015 rhysd\n\nPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies\nof the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,\nsubject to the following conditions:\n\nThe above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.\n\nTHE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,\nINCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR\nPURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE\nLIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,\nTORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR\nTHE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.\n
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In packaged app, Electron part is licensed with below notice:
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Copyright (c) 2014 GitHub Inc.
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Emojis were brought from gemoji project:
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octocat, squirrel, shipit\nCopyright (c) 2013 GitHub Inc. All rights reserved.
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bowtie, neckbeard, fu\nCopyright (c) 2013 37signals, LLC. All rights reserved.
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feelsgood, finnadie, goberserk, godmode, hurtrealbad, rage 1-4, suspect\nCopyright (c) 2013 id Software. All rights reserved.
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trollface\nCopyright (c) 2013 whynne@deviantart. All rights reserved.
Project is not maintainable. If you want to use it you must to see > How can I save screenshots on my own server?
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Task-focused application for creating screenshots. It's simple and free! \nJust download the package for your OS and start working! \nTo access the tools use the global menu, context menu(click on the right mouse button) or shortcuts. \nProject's site with video \nDownload links
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--shots in action
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Why --shots
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--shots provides all the tools you may need to work with screenshots. \nIt's forever free application without annoying ads and etc.
If you want to thank us, just starring the project and tell your friends about --shots 🎉
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Task-focused application for creating screenshots. It's simple and free! \nJust download the package for your OS and start working! \nTo access the tools use the global menu, context menu(click on the right mouse button) or shortcuts. \nProject's site with video \nDownload links
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--shots in action
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Why --shots
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--shots provides all the tools you may need to work with screenshots. \nIt's forever free application without annoying ads and etc.
Project is not maintainable. If you want to use it you must to see > How can I save screenshots on my own server?
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Task-focused application for creating screenshots. It's simple and free! \nJust download the package for your OS and start working! \nTo access the tools use the global menu, context menu(click on the right mouse button) or shortcuts. \nProject's site with video \nDownload links
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--shots in action
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Why --shots
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--shots provides all the tools you may need to work with screenshots. \nIt's forever free application without annoying ads and etc.
If you want to thank us, just starring the project and tell your friends about --shots 🎉
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--shots
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Project is not maintainable. If you want to use it you must to see > How can I save screenshots on my own server?
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Task-focused application for creating screenshots. It's simple and free! \nJust download the package for your OS and start working! \nTo access the tools use the global menu, context menu(click on the right mouse button) or shortcuts. \nProject's site with video \nDownload links
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--shots in action
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Why --shots
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--shots provides all the tools you may need to work with screenshots. \nIt's forever free application without annoying ads and etc.
Working on Microsoft Windows (7+), GNU/Linux Debian (Xfce and Mate) and MacOS (1.9+).\nNot deployed on MacOS
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Using git
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# clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/ShuttleBrowser/Shuttle.git\n\n# change the working directory to shuttle\n$ cd Shuttle\n\n# install the requirements\n$ npm install\n
On Windows, Shuttle can be launched by clicking on its shortcut which can be found directly on the desktop or from the Start menu.\nThe program should then start in the notification center. Its icon can be found in the system tray, at the bottom right of the screen. Clicking on its icon will show Shuttle's main window.
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In order to add a new website (we refer to them as "bookmarks") just click on the "plus" (+) button. A dialog will open to ask you for the URL of the website you want to add. Enter it and validate to see a new icon being added to the bookmarks bar. You can now click on this icon at any time to display the website.
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A bookmark can be deleted by right-clicking on its icon.
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The settings can be edited by clicking on the gear. They make possible to manage your preferences by offering, for instance, to launch Shuttle on boot or to force Shuttle to stay opened.
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All updates are automatic and new versions are checked at the launch of the application. You can also search for updates by clicking on the arrows below the settings.\nIf you need help to setup or use Shuttle, or you want to report a bug, please contact us at support@shuttleapp.io.
Working on Microsoft Windows (7+), GNU/Linux Debian (Xfce and Mate) and MacOS (1.9+).\nNot deployed on MacOS
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Using git
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# clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/ShuttleBrowser/Shuttle.git\n\n# change the working directory to shuttle\n$ cd Shuttle\n\n# install the requirements\n$ npm install\n
On Windows, Shuttle can be launched by clicking on its shortcut which can be found directly on the desktop or from the Start menu.\nThe program should then start in the notification center. Its icon can be found in the system tray, at the bottom right of the screen. Clicking on its icon will show Shuttle's main window.
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In order to add a new website (we refer to them as \"bookmarks\") just click on the \"plus\" (+) button. A dialog will open to ask you for the URL of the website you want to add. Enter it and validate to see a new icon being added to the bookmarks bar. You can now click on this icon at any time to display the website.
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A bookmark can be deleted by right-clicking on its icon.
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The settings can be edited by clicking on the gear. They make possible to manage your preferences by offering, for instance, to launch Shuttle on boot or to force Shuttle to stay opened.
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All updates are automatic and new versions are checked at the launch of the application. You can also search for updates by clicking on the arrows below the settings.\nIf you need help to setup or use Shuttle, or you want to report a bug, please contact us at support@shuttleapp.io.
You can install the beta version of Signal Desktop alongside the production version. The beta uses different data and install locations.
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Windows: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<installer location>. Then run the installer.
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macOS: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<package location>. Then unzip that package and copy the .app file into the /Applications folder using Finder.
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Linux: Follow the production instructions to set up the APT repository and run apt install signal-desktop-beta.
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Got a question?
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You can find answers to a number of frequently asked questions on our support site.\nThe community forum is another good place for questions.
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Found a Bug? Have a feature request?
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Please search for any existing issues that describe your bug in order to avoid duplicate submissions.
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Contributing Translations
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This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software.\nBEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted.\nSee http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
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The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has classified this software as Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) 5D002.C.1, which includes information security software using or performing cryptographic functions with asymmetric algorithms.\nThe form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13) for both object code and source code.
You can install the beta version of Signal Desktop alongside the production version. The beta uses different data and install locations.
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Windows: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<installer location>. Then run the installer.
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macOS: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<package location>. Then unzip that package and copy the .app file into the /Applications folder using Finder.
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Linux: Follow the production instructions to set up the APT repository and run apt install signal-desktop-beta.
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Got a question?
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You can find answers to a number of frequently asked questions on our support site.\nThe community forum is another good place for questions.
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Found a Bug? Have a feature request?
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Please search for any existing issues that describe your bug in order to avoid duplicate submissions.
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Contributing Translations
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Interested in helping to translate Signal? Contribute here:
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software.\nBEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted.\nSee http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
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The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has classified this software as Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) 5D002.C.1, which includes information security software using or performing cryptographic functions with asymmetric algorithms.\nThe form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13) for both object code and source code.
You can install the beta version of Signal Desktop alongside the production version. The beta uses different data and install locations.
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Windows: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<installer location>. Then run the installer.
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macOS: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<package location>. Then unzip that package and copy the .app file into the /Applications folder using Finder.
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Linux: Follow the production instructions to set up the APT repository and run apt install signal-desktop-beta.
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Got a question?
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You can find answers to a number of frequently asked questions on our support site.\nThe community forum is another good place for questions.
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Found a Bug? Have a feature request?
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Please search for any existing issues that describe your bug in order to avoid duplicate submissions.
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Contributing Translations
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Interested in helping to translate Signal? Contribute here:
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software.\nBEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted.\nSee http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
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The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has classified this software as Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) 5D002.C.1, which includes information security software using or performing cryptographic functions with asymmetric algorithms.\nThe form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13) for both object code and source code.
You can install the beta version of Signal Desktop alongside the production version. The beta uses different data and install locations.
\n
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Windows: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<installer location>. Then run the installer.
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macOS: First, download this file and look for the url property that specifies the location for the latest beta installer. Download the installer by constructing a final URL that looks like this: https://updates.signal.org/desktop/<package location>. Then unzip that package and copy the .app file into the /Applications folder using Finder.
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Linux: Follow the production instructions to set up the APT repository and run apt install signal-desktop-beta.
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Got a question?
\n
You can find answers to a number of frequently asked questions on our support site.\nThe community forum is another good place for questions.
\n
Found a Bug? Have a feature request?
\n
Please search for any existing issues that describe your bug in order to avoid duplicate submissions.
\n
Contributing Translations
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Interested in helping to translate Signal? Contribute here:
This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software.\nBEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted.\nSee http://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information.
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The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has classified this software as Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) 5D002.C.1, which includes information security software using or performing cryptographic functions with asymmetric algorithms.\nThe form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13) for both object code and source code.
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/Automattic/simplenote-electron.git
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cd simplenote-electron
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npm install
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npm run dev
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The dev server will start on http://localhost:4000, and the Electron app will launch automatically.
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Sign up for a new account within the app. Use the account for testing purposes only as all note data will be periodically cleared out on the server.
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Note: Simplenote API features such as sharing and publishing will not work with development builds. Due to a limitation of make installation paths used for build cannot have spaces.
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Building
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make package-osx
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make package-win32
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make package-linux
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Testing
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Unit tests are run with npm test.
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End-to-end tests are run with npm run test-e2e.\nNote that the Spectron version corresponds with the version of Electron we are using and so at the time of writing this is pinned at version 6.\nUse the corresponding API docs for webdriver-io which correspond to the Specron version.\nAt the time of writing you will want to refer to the webdriver-io v4.13 API docs.
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Coding Guidelines
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Please adhere to the same guidelines as found in wp-calypso.
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/Automattic/simplenote-electron.git
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cd simplenote-electron
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npm install
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npm run dev
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The dev server will start on http://localhost:4000, and the Electron app will launch automatically.
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Sign up for a new account within the app. Use the account for testing purposes only as all note data will be periodically cleared out on the server.
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Note: Simplenote API features such as sharing and publishing will not work with development builds. Due to a limitation of make installation paths used for build cannot have spaces.
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Building
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make package-osx
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make package-win32
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make package-linux
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Testing
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Unit tests are run with npm test.
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End-to-end tests are run with npm run test-e2e.\nNote that the Spectron version corresponds with the version of Electron we are using and so at the time of writing this is pinned at version 6.\nUse the corresponding API docs for webdriver-io which correspond to the Specron version.\nAt the time of writing you will want to refer to the webdriver-io v4.13 API docs.
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Coding Guidelines
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Please adhere to the same guidelines as found in wp-calypso.
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/Automattic/simplenote-electron.git
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cd simplenote-electron
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npm install
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npm run dev
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The dev server will start on http://localhost:4000, and the Electron app will launch automatically.
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Sign up for a new account within the app. Use the account for testing purposes only as all note data will be periodically cleared out on the server.
\n\n
Note: Simplenote API features such as sharing and publishing will not work with development builds. Due to a limitation of make installation paths used for build cannot have spaces.
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Building
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make package-osx
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make package-win32
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make package-linux
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Testing
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Unit tests are run with npm test.
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End-to-end tests are run with npm run test-e2e.\nNote that the Spectron version corresponds with the version of Electron we are using and so at the time of writing this is pinned at version 6.\nUse the corresponding API docs for webdriver-io which correspond to the Specron version.\nAt the time of writing you will want to refer to the webdriver-io v4.13 API docs.
\n
Coding Guidelines
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Please adhere to the same guidelines as found in wp-calypso.
Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/Automattic/simplenote-electron.git
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cd simplenote-electron
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npm install
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npm run dev
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The dev server will start on http://localhost:4000, and the Electron app will launch automatically.
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Sign up for a new account within the app. Use the account for testing purposes only as all note data will be periodically cleared out on the server.
\n\n
Note: Simplenote API features such as sharing and publishing will not work with development builds. Due to a limitation of make installation paths used for build cannot have spaces.
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Building
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make package-osx
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make package-win32
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make package-linux
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Testing
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Unit tests are run with npm test.
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End-to-end tests are run with npm run test-e2e.\nNote that the Spectron version corresponds with the version of Electron we are using and so at the time of writing this is pinned at version 6.\nUse the corresponding API docs for webdriver-io which correspond to the Specron version.\nAt the time of writing you will want to refer to the webdriver-io v4.13 API docs.
\n
Coding Guidelines
\n
Please adhere to the same guidelines as found in wp-calypso.
I made it myself, so not too rich in functions/futures, but i thinked maybe can help other(s) too if i publish it.
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This app help you tracking your smoking habits and reduce the dose greatly and prepare you to the "freedom day" (quitting).\nHow?\nThe app is a game pack in the game also.
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The motivation/distraction system is add to you more help to push out the breaktime (time between two smoke) more and more.
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If you fulfill the setted breaktime, you got expirence points (xp) and levelup like an RPG game. In the 'Rewards' menu open 1 flash game for each earned level.\nThe max level is 50.\nWhen you overfulfill the time got bonus xp, but if you underperforming then you lose xp.
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Tips
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First of all try still your dose with lighter cigaretes. If you smoke 20 normal cigarettes per day, change to light and stay on 20 dialy.
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When you can hold the dose with light, start lower the dose. Use the timer to push out the next times when you smoke.
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Try lower your dose to minimum 8-10 or better 5-6 light cigarette per day while you reach level 50.
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The lowered dose makes easier for you the finaly free from the smoking. The day when you left over the smoking is the freedom day.
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If you fall back more the 1-2 cigarette per day, you can restart the procedure with your lower dose. Use the "Reset profile" menu.
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You can delete game saves also with the "Reset games" menu button.
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Features
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Start with system.
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Choose the cigarette type (strong, normal, light, extralight).
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Set the target time between two smoke (in minutes and the min. 30).
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Dialy, monthly, total counters (handle 1, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 cigarette doses) and charts.
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Countup non smoked times. Red background under target breaktime, green after reach.
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Micro RPG system (50 level).
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50 build in flash games (Not requires internet connection).
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Made with love.
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Licence
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Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
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Install
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npm install\n
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Run
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npm start\n
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Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
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App need flashplayer plugin from chrome broswer for flashgames.\nFor Windows, I built in (pepflashplayer.dll),\nbut for Mac (PepperFlashPlayer.plugin) somewhere in Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/.\nand Linux (libpepflashplayer.so) /home/{username}/.config/google-chrome/default/Extensions/\nnot. The files or contributions are welcome
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npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
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Packaged zips not requires installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
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Support
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If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
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Thank you, Have a nice day!
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SmokerStopper
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I made it myself, so not too rich in functions/futures, but i thinked maybe can help other(s) too if i publish it.
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This app help you tracking your smoking habits and reduce the dose greatly and prepare you to the \"freedom day\" (quitting).\nHow?\nThe app is a game pack in the game also.
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The motivation/distraction system is add to you more help to push out the breaktime (time between two smoke) more and more.
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If you fulfill the setted breaktime, you got expirence points (xp) and levelup like an RPG game. In the 'Rewards' menu open 1 flash game for each earned level.\nThe max level is 50.\nWhen you overfulfill the time got bonus xp, but if you underperforming then you lose xp.
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Tips
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First of all try still your dose with lighter cigaretes. If you smoke 20 normal cigarettes per day, change to light and stay on 20 dialy.
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When you can hold the dose with light, start lower the dose. Use the timer to push out the next times when you smoke.
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Try lower your dose to minimum 8-10 or better 5-6 light cigarette per day while you reach level 50.
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The lowered dose makes easier for you the finaly free from the smoking. The day when you left over the smoking is the freedom day.
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If you fall back more the 1-2 cigarette per day, you can restart the procedure with your lower dose. Use the \"Reset profile\" menu.
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You can delete game saves also with the \"Reset games\" menu button.
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Features
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Start with system.
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Choose the cigarette type (strong, normal, light, extralight).
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Set the target time between two smoke (in minutes and the min. 30).
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Dialy, monthly, total counters (handle 1, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 cigarette doses) and charts.
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Countup non smoked times. Red background under target breaktime, green after reach.
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Micro RPG system (50 level).
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50 build in flash games (Not requires internet connection).
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Made with love.
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Screenshots
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Licence
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Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
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Install
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npm install\n
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Run
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npm start\n
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Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
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App need flashplayer plugin from chrome broswer for flashgames.\nFor Windows, I built in (pepflashplayer.dll),\nbut for Mac (PepperFlashPlayer.plugin) somewhere in Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/.\nand Linux (libpepflashplayer.so) /home/{username}/.config/google-chrome/default/Extensions/\nnot. The files or contributions are welcome
\n
npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
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Packaged zips not requires installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
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Support
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If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
Working on Microsoft Windows (7+), GNU/Linux Debian (Xfce and Mate) and MacOS (1.9+).\nNot deployed on MacOS
\n
Using git
\n
# clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/ShuttleBrowser/Shuttle.git\n\n# change the working directory to shuttle\n$ cd Shuttle\n\n# install the requirements\n$ npm install\n
On Windows, Shuttle can be launched by clicking on its shortcut which can be found directly on the desktop or from the Start menu.\nThe program should then start in the notification center. Its icon can be found in the system tray, at the bottom right of the screen. Clicking on its icon will show Shuttle's main window.
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In order to add a new website (we refer to them as "bookmarks") just click on the "plus" (+) button. A dialog will open to ask you for the URL of the website you want to add. Enter it and validate to see a new icon being added to the bookmarks bar. You can now click on this icon at any time to display the website.
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A bookmark can be deleted by right-clicking on its icon.
\n
The settings can be edited by clicking on the gear. They make possible to manage your preferences by offering, for instance, to launch Shuttle on boot or to force Shuttle to stay opened.
\n
All updates are automatic and new versions are checked at the launch of the application. You can also search for updates by clicking on the arrows below the settings.\nIf you need help to setup or use Shuttle, or you want to report a bug, please contact us at support@shuttleapp.io.
Working on Microsoft Windows (7+), GNU/Linux Debian (Xfce and Mate) and MacOS (1.9+).\nNot deployed on MacOS
\n
Using git
\n
# clone the repository\n$ git clone https://github.com/ShuttleBrowser/Shuttle.git\n\n# change the working directory to shuttle\n$ cd Shuttle\n\n# install the requirements\n$ npm install\n
On Windows, Shuttle can be launched by clicking on its shortcut which can be found directly on the desktop or from the Start menu.\nThe program should then start in the notification center. Its icon can be found in the system tray, at the bottom right of the screen. Clicking on its icon will show Shuttle's main window.
\n
In order to add a new website (we refer to them as \"bookmarks\") just click on the \"plus\" (+) button. A dialog will open to ask you for the URL of the website you want to add. Enter it and validate to see a new icon being added to the bookmarks bar. You can now click on this icon at any time to display the website.
\n
A bookmark can be deleted by right-clicking on its icon.
\n
The settings can be edited by clicking on the gear. They make possible to manage your preferences by offering, for instance, to launch Shuttle on boot or to force Shuttle to stay opened.
\n
All updates are automatic and new versions are checked at the launch of the application. You can also search for updates by clicking on the arrows below the settings.\nIf you need help to setup or use Shuttle, or you want to report a bug, please contact us at support@shuttleapp.io.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
IMPORTANT NOTE
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Smartholdem Desktop Wallet
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\n
For dev
\n
\n
npm install
\n
\n
\n
npm start
\n
\n
Licenses
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
IMPORTANT NOTE
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
IMPORTANT NOTE
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Smartholdem Desktop Wallet
\n
\n
For dev
\n
\n
npm install
\n
\n
\n
npm start
\n
\n
Licenses
\n
The MIT License (MIT)
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
IMPORTANT NOTE
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\nTHE SOFTWARE.\n
A note taking app focused on simplicity and privacy using PGP to encrypt all your notes.
\n
From school to your office, Skrifa is the word processor for everyone.
\n
With a minimal, distraction free, simple and yet powerful interface, it's focused on what you really care, your content. It is so versatile that you'll have no problem using it for any scenario, as a power user or just as a simple quick note taking app.
\n
From text styling to videos and images, and there are also features for more specific things like writing code, math and data tables
\n
Writing Math
\n
Having a suitable notebook for any ocation is something we all need, Skrifa has Mathjax capabilities so that you can write math formulas and some LaTeX code, ideal for students and people who work with math! Doing it is as simple as just typing your formula like this:\n$x + y = z$
\n
Writing Code
\n
Thanks to Prism.js Skrifa also has code highlightning for you!
\n
How Skrifa Protects Your Privacy
\n
With a Skrifa account
\n
If you don't want all the work of creating, mantaining and storing a PGP key, you can let Skrifa do it for you! When registering for a Skrifa account you'll be asked for an email address and password. Once you've downloaded the app you'll create a new PGP key which will be used to encrypt all your notes, this key will be created using a new passphrase you'll set up, using that passphrase your key will be encrypted and saved locally, an encrypted version of your key is also uploaded to the server so that you won't have to manage it manually. This behavior is fairly similar to the one used by ProtonMail.
\n
With a PGP key
\n
If you don't want to use an Skrifa acccount and rely your key to a server, you can also use a PGP key you already own or create a new one, while this may be more secure, it also comes with great responsibility since you'll have to backup your key, remember that key is the only way to access your notes! This means that Skrifa is now a lot more compatible with other PGP software since you can import a key created by an external application as well as use your Skrifa generated local key in them.
\n
On a daily basis
\n
No matter what PGP key method you've chosen, every time you start skrifa you'll be asked to enter your key's passphrase in order to decrypt it and decrypt your notes, every note and notebook you create is encrypted using that key and only you will be able to read it after decrypting them. They will never be stored unencrypted unless you export them in such a manner. The passphrase is never uploaded anywhere so you can be sure you are the only one who can decrypt your key and notes.
\n
No Ads, No Track
\n
Skrifa will never used Ads and will never track you in any way, the only data that will ever be uploaded is the following and only if you choose to have a Skrifa account:
\n
\n
Username
\n
Password (Properly hashed and stored)
\n
Public Key
\n
Private Key (Properly encrypted with your passphrase)
\n
\n
If you've chosen to use a local key then absolutely no information is uploaded! The only network connections Skrifa will ever have are under the following situations:
\n
\n
Log In
\n
Create a new Key for your Skrifa account
\n
Get an image from an URL
\n
Load an embedded video
\n
Check for updates
\n
Download another user's public key for note sharing
\n
\n
Sharing Notes
\n
Sharing notes is incredibly easy, if you are sharing the note with a registered Skrifa user, all you'll need is his/her username and a Skfira Note will be created for you to share it.\nIf you are sharing the note with a Skrifa user who uses an offline key, then you'll need his public key, a dialog will appear asking you to select the public key you want to share the note with.\nYou can also share your note in a plaintext PGP Message so someone who is not using Skrifa at all will be able to read it with any other PGP software!
\n
Contributing
\n
There are several ways you can contribute to the development of Skrifa
\n
Creating a new Theme
\n
Creating a new CSS theme is incredibly easy! All you have to do is copy the theme-template.css file into a file with your theme's name inside the themes directory.\nThis file already has a lot of the common elements you'll need to style in order to create a functional theme, once you've copied the file, the next step is to rename the theme class to your theme's name, using a find and replace all utility is pretty useful!
\n
To load your theme, you'll need to add the stylesheet link in the index.html file as well as adding the option in the select element inside the settings view, remember the value of the select must match the class name of your theme!
\n
Adding functionality
\n
Skrifa is very extensible and you can add all kinds of functionality, from utilities for the editor to new export formats or encryption features. You may know Skrifa is divided in views or screens, each view has a javascript file that contains all it's functionality.
\n
If you want to add a new view, you'll need to create it inside the index.html file and add a javascript file for it's functionality.
\n
Reporting a Bug
\n
If you've found an error please report it so it can be fixed, describe the error and what you were doing while it happened.
\n
Buying Skrifa
\n
Skrifa is a pay-what-you-want software, every time someone pays for skrifa, the payment will be dividad 50/50 between the developers and donations for the projects Skrifa uses.
\n
Supporting via Patreon
\n
You can support me via Patreon, by supporting me via patreon you are not only contributing to this project but also all my other projects and contributions!
\n
Fixing a Bug
\n
If you've found a bug and you are willing to fix it, just clone this repository, fix the bug and make a Pull Request, your code will be evaluated and then merged to the main branch, it really is simple to contribute!
A note taking app focused on simplicity and privacy using PGP to encrypt all your notes.
\n
From school to your office, Skrifa is the word processor for everyone.
\n
With a minimal, distraction free, simple and yet powerful interface, it's focused on what you really care, your content. It is so versatile that you'll have no problem using it for any scenario, as a power user or just as a simple quick note taking app.
\n
From text styling to videos and images, and there are also features for more specific things like writing code, math and data tables
\n
Writing Math
\n
Having a suitable notebook for any ocation is something we all need, Skrifa has Mathjax capabilities so that you can write math formulas and some LaTeX code, ideal for students and people who work with math! Doing it is as simple as just typing your formula like this:\n$x + y = z$
\n
Writing Code
\n
Thanks to Prism.js Skrifa also has code highlightning for you!
\n
How Skrifa Protects Your Privacy
\n
With a Skrifa account
\n
If you don't want all the work of creating, mantaining and storing a PGP key, you can let Skrifa do it for you! When registering for a Skrifa account you'll be asked for an email address and password. Once you've downloaded the app you'll create a new PGP key which will be used to encrypt all your notes, this key will be created using a new passphrase you'll set up, using that passphrase your key will be encrypted and saved locally, an encrypted version of your key is also uploaded to the server so that you won't have to manage it manually. This behavior is fairly similar to the one used by ProtonMail.
\n
With a PGP key
\n
If you don't want to use an Skrifa acccount and rely your key to a server, you can also use a PGP key you already own or create a new one, while this may be more secure, it also comes with great responsibility since you'll have to backup your key, remember that key is the only way to access your notes! This means that Skrifa is now a lot more compatible with other PGP software since you can import a key created by an external application as well as use your Skrifa generated local key in them.
\n
On a daily basis
\n
No matter what PGP key method you've chosen, every time you start skrifa you'll be asked to enter your key's passphrase in order to decrypt it and decrypt your notes, every note and notebook you create is encrypted using that key and only you will be able to read it after decrypting them. They will never be stored unencrypted unless you export them in such a manner. The passphrase is never uploaded anywhere so you can be sure you are the only one who can decrypt your key and notes.
\n
No Ads, No Track
\n
Skrifa will never used Ads and will never track you in any way, the only data that will ever be uploaded is the following and only if you choose to have a Skrifa account:
\n
\n
Username
\n
Password (Properly hashed and stored)
\n
Public Key
\n
Private Key (Properly encrypted with your passphrase)
\n
\n
If you've chosen to use a local key then absolutely no information is uploaded! The only network connections Skrifa will ever have are under the following situations:
\n
\n
Log In
\n
Create a new Key for your Skrifa account
\n
Get an image from an URL
\n
Load an embedded video
\n
Check for updates
\n
Download another user's public key for note sharing
\n
\n
Sharing Notes
\n
Sharing notes is incredibly easy, if you are sharing the note with a registered Skrifa user, all you'll need is his/her username and a Skfira Note will be created for you to share it.\nIf you are sharing the note with a Skrifa user who uses an offline key, then you'll need his public key, a dialog will appear asking you to select the public key you want to share the note with.\nYou can also share your note in a plaintext PGP Message so someone who is not using Skrifa at all will be able to read it with any other PGP software!
\n
Contributing
\n
There are several ways you can contribute to the development of Skrifa
\n
Creating a new Theme
\n
Creating a new CSS theme is incredibly easy! All you have to do is copy the theme-template.css file into a file with your theme's name inside the themes directory.\nThis file already has a lot of the common elements you'll need to style in order to create a functional theme, once you've copied the file, the next step is to rename the theme class to your theme's name, using a find and replace all utility is pretty useful!
\n
To load your theme, you'll need to add the stylesheet link in the index.html file as well as adding the option in the select element inside the settings view, remember the value of the select must match the class name of your theme!
\n
Adding functionality
\n
Skrifa is very extensible and you can add all kinds of functionality, from utilities for the editor to new export formats or encryption features. You may know Skrifa is divided in views or screens, each view has a javascript file that contains all it's functionality.
\n
If you want to add a new view, you'll need to create it inside the index.html file and add a javascript file for it's functionality.
\n
Reporting a Bug
\n
If you've found an error please report it so it can be fixed, describe the error and what you were doing while it happened.
\n
Buying Skrifa
\n
Skrifa is a pay-what-you-want software, every time someone pays for skrifa, the payment will be dividad 50/50 between the developers and donations for the projects Skrifa uses.
\n
Supporting via Patreon
\n
You can support me via Patreon, by supporting me via patreon you are not only contributing to this project but also all my other projects and contributions!
\n
Fixing a Bug
\n
If you've found a bug and you are willing to fix it, just clone this repository, fix the bug and make a Pull Request, your code will be evaluated and then merged to the main branch, it really is simple to contribute!
A note taking app focused on simplicity and privacy using PGP to encrypt all your notes.
\n
From school to your office, Skrifa is the word processor for everyone.
\n
With a minimal, distraction free, simple and yet powerful interface, it's focused on what you really care, your content. It is so versatile that you'll have no problem using it for any scenario, as a power user or just as a simple quick note taking app.
\n
From text styling to videos and images, and there are also features for more specific things like writing code, math and data tables
\n
Writing Math
\n
Having a suitable notebook for any ocation is something we all need, Skrifa has Mathjax capabilities so that you can write math formulas and some LaTeX code, ideal for students and people who work with math! Doing it is as simple as just typing your formula like this:\n$x + y = z$
\n
Writing Code
\n
Thanks to Prism.js Skrifa also has code highlightning for you!
\n
How Skrifa Protects Your Privacy
\n
With a Skrifa account
\n
If you don't want all the work of creating, mantaining and storing a PGP key, you can let Skrifa do it for you! When registering for a Skrifa account you'll be asked for an email address and password. Once you've downloaded the app you'll create a new PGP key which will be used to encrypt all your notes, this key will be created using a new passphrase you'll set up, using that passphrase your key will be encrypted and saved locally, an encrypted version of your key is also uploaded to the server so that you won't have to manage it manually. This behavior is fairly similar to the one used by ProtonMail.
\n
With a PGP key
\n
If you don't want to use an Skrifa acccount and rely your key to a server, you can also use a PGP key you already own or create a new one, while this may be more secure, it also comes with great responsibility since you'll have to backup your key, remember that key is the only way to access your notes! This means that Skrifa is now a lot more compatible with other PGP software since you can import a key created by an external application as well as use your Skrifa generated local key in them.
\n
On a daily basis
\n
No matter what PGP key method you've chosen, every time you start skrifa you'll be asked to enter your key's passphrase in order to decrypt it and decrypt your notes, every note and notebook you create is encrypted using that key and only you will be able to read it after decrypting them. They will never be stored unencrypted unless you export them in such a manner. The passphrase is never uploaded anywhere so you can be sure you are the only one who can decrypt your key and notes.
\n
No Ads, No Track
\n
Skrifa will never used Ads and will never track you in any way, the only data that will ever be uploaded is the following and only if you choose to have a Skrifa account:
\n
\n
Username
\n
Password (Properly hashed and stored)
\n
Public Key
\n
Private Key (Properly encrypted with your passphrase)
\n
\n
If you've chosen to use a local key then absolutely no information is uploaded! The only network connections Skrifa will ever have are under the following situations:
\n
\n
Log In
\n
Create a new Key for your Skrifa account
\n
Get an image from an URL
\n
Load an embedded video
\n
Check for updates
\n
Download another user's public key for note sharing
\n
\n
Sharing Notes
\n
Sharing notes is incredibly easy, if you are sharing the note with a registered Skrifa user, all you'll need is his/her username and a Skfira Note will be created for you to share it.\nIf you are sharing the note with a Skrifa user who uses an offline key, then you'll need his public key, a dialog will appear asking you to select the public key you want to share the note with.\nYou can also share your note in a plaintext PGP Message so someone who is not using Skrifa at all will be able to read it with any other PGP software!
\n
Contributing
\n
There are several ways you can contribute to the development of Skrifa
\n
Creating a new Theme
\n
Creating a new CSS theme is incredibly easy! All you have to do is copy the theme-template.css file into a file with your theme's name inside the themes directory.\nThis file already has a lot of the common elements you'll need to style in order to create a functional theme, once you've copied the file, the next step is to rename the theme class to your theme's name, using a find and replace all utility is pretty useful!
\n
To load your theme, you'll need to add the stylesheet link in the index.html file as well as adding the option in the select element inside the settings view, remember the value of the select must match the class name of your theme!
\n
Adding functionality
\n
Skrifa is very extensible and you can add all kinds of functionality, from utilities for the editor to new export formats or encryption features. You may know Skrifa is divided in views or screens, each view has a javascript file that contains all it's functionality.
\n
If you want to add a new view, you'll need to create it inside the index.html file and add a javascript file for it's functionality.
\n
Reporting a Bug
\n
If you've found an error please report it so it can be fixed, describe the error and what you were doing while it happened.
\n
Buying Skrifa
\n
Skrifa is a pay-what-you-want software, every time someone pays for skrifa, the payment will be dividad 50/50 between the developers and donations for the projects Skrifa uses.
\n
Supporting via Patreon
\n
You can support me via Patreon, by supporting me via patreon you are not only contributing to this project but also all my other projects and contributions!
\n
Fixing a Bug
\n
If you've found a bug and you are willing to fix it, just clone this repository, fix the bug and make a Pull Request, your code will be evaluated and then merged to the main branch, it really is simple to contribute!
A note taking app focused on simplicity and privacy using PGP to encrypt all your notes.
\n
From school to your office, Skrifa is the word processor for everyone.
\n
With a minimal, distraction free, simple and yet powerful interface, it's focused on what you really care, your content. It is so versatile that you'll have no problem using it for any scenario, as a power user or just as a simple quick note taking app.
\n
From text styling to videos and images, and there are also features for more specific things like writing code, math and data tables
\n
Writing Math
\n
Having a suitable notebook for any ocation is something we all need, Skrifa has Mathjax capabilities so that you can write math formulas and some LaTeX code, ideal for students and people who work with math! Doing it is as simple as just typing your formula like this:\n$x + y = z$
\n
Writing Code
\n
Thanks to Prism.js Skrifa also has code highlightning for you!
\n
How Skrifa Protects Your Privacy
\n
With a Skrifa account
\n
If you don't want all the work of creating, mantaining and storing a PGP key, you can let Skrifa do it for you! When registering for a Skrifa account you'll be asked for an email address and password. Once you've downloaded the app you'll create a new PGP key which will be used to encrypt all your notes, this key will be created using a new passphrase you'll set up, using that passphrase your key will be encrypted and saved locally, an encrypted version of your key is also uploaded to the server so that you won't have to manage it manually. This behavior is fairly similar to the one used by ProtonMail.
\n
With a PGP key
\n
If you don't want to use an Skrifa acccount and rely your key to a server, you can also use a PGP key you already own or create a new one, while this may be more secure, it also comes with great responsibility since you'll have to backup your key, remember that key is the only way to access your notes! This means that Skrifa is now a lot more compatible with other PGP software since you can import a key created by an external application as well as use your Skrifa generated local key in them.
\n
On a daily basis
\n
No matter what PGP key method you've chosen, every time you start skrifa you'll be asked to enter your key's passphrase in order to decrypt it and decrypt your notes, every note and notebook you create is encrypted using that key and only you will be able to read it after decrypting them. They will never be stored unencrypted unless you export them in such a manner. The passphrase is never uploaded anywhere so you can be sure you are the only one who can decrypt your key and notes.
\n
No Ads, No Track
\n
Skrifa will never used Ads and will never track you in any way, the only data that will ever be uploaded is the following and only if you choose to have a Skrifa account:
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Username
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Password (Properly hashed and stored)
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Public Key
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Private Key (Properly encrypted with your passphrase)
\n
\n
If you've chosen to use a local key then absolutely no information is uploaded! The only network connections Skrifa will ever have are under the following situations:
\n
\n
Log In
\n
Create a new Key for your Skrifa account
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Get an image from an URL
\n
Load an embedded video
\n
Check for updates
\n
Download another user's public key for note sharing
\n
\n
Sharing Notes
\n
Sharing notes is incredibly easy, if you are sharing the note with a registered Skrifa user, all you'll need is his/her username and a Skfira Note will be created for you to share it.\nIf you are sharing the note with a Skrifa user who uses an offline key, then you'll need his public key, a dialog will appear asking you to select the public key you want to share the note with.\nYou can also share your note in a plaintext PGP Message so someone who is not using Skrifa at all will be able to read it with any other PGP software!
\n
Contributing
\n
There are several ways you can contribute to the development of Skrifa
\n
Creating a new Theme
\n
Creating a new CSS theme is incredibly easy! All you have to do is copy the theme-template.css file into a file with your theme's name inside the themes directory.\nThis file already has a lot of the common elements you'll need to style in order to create a functional theme, once you've copied the file, the next step is to rename the theme class to your theme's name, using a find and replace all utility is pretty useful!
\n
To load your theme, you'll need to add the stylesheet link in the index.html file as well as adding the option in the select element inside the settings view, remember the value of the select must match the class name of your theme!
\n
Adding functionality
\n
Skrifa is very extensible and you can add all kinds of functionality, from utilities for the editor to new export formats or encryption features. You may know Skrifa is divided in views or screens, each view has a javascript file that contains all it's functionality.
\n
If you want to add a new view, you'll need to create it inside the index.html file and add a javascript file for it's functionality.
\n
Reporting a Bug
\n
If you've found an error please report it so it can be fixed, describe the error and what you were doing while it happened.
\n
Buying Skrifa
\n
Skrifa is a pay-what-you-want software, every time someone pays for skrifa, the payment will be dividad 50/50 between the developers and donations for the projects Skrifa uses.
\n
Supporting via Patreon
\n
You can support me via Patreon, by supporting me via patreon you are not only contributing to this project but also all my other projects and contributions!
\n
Fixing a Bug
\n
If you've found a bug and you are willing to fix it, just clone this repository, fix the bug and make a Pull Request, your code will be evaluated and then merged to the main branch, it really is simple to contribute!
I made it myself, so not too rich in functions/futures, but i thinked maybe can help other(s) too if i publish it.
\n
This app help you tracking your smoking habits and reduce the dose greatly and prepare you to the "freedom day" (quitting).\nHow?\nThe app is a game pack in the game also.
\n
The motivation/distraction system is add to you more help to push out the breaktime (time between two smoke) more and more.
\n
If you fulfill the setted breaktime, you got expirence points (xp) and levelup like an RPG game. In the 'Rewards' menu open 1 flash game for each earned level.\nThe max level is 50.\nWhen you overfulfill the time got bonus xp, but if you underperforming then you lose xp.
\n
Tips
\n
First of all try still your dose with lighter cigaretes. If you smoke 20 normal cigarettes per day, change to light and stay on 20 dialy.
\n
When you can hold the dose with light, start lower the dose. Use the timer to push out the next times when you smoke.
\n
Try lower your dose to minimum 8-10 or better 5-6 light cigarette per day while you reach level 50.
\n
The lowered dose makes easier for you the finaly free from the smoking. The day when you left over the smoking is the freedom day.
\n
If you fall back more the 1-2 cigarette per day, you can restart the procedure with your lower dose. Use the "Reset profile" menu.
\n
You can delete game saves also with the "Reset games" menu button.
\n
Features
\n
Start with system.
\n
Choose the cigarette type (strong, normal, light, extralight).
\n
Set the target time between two smoke (in minutes and the min. 30).
\n
Dialy, monthly, total counters (handle 1, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 cigarette doses) and charts.
\n
Countup non smoked times. Red background under target breaktime, green after reach.
\n
Micro RPG system (50 level).
\n
50 build in flash games (Not requires internet connection).
\n
Made with love.
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
\n
Install
\n
npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
npm start\n
\n
Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
\n
App need flashplayer plugin from chrome broswer for flashgames.\nFor Windows, I built in (pepflashplayer.dll),\nbut for Mac (PepperFlashPlayer.plugin) somewhere in Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/.\nand Linux (libpepflashplayer.so) /home/{username}/.config/google-chrome/default/Extensions/\nnot. The files or contributions are welcome
\n
npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
\n
Packaged zips not requires installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
\n
Support
\n
If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
\n
Thank you, Have a nice day!
\n
",
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SmokerStopper
\n
I made it myself, so not too rich in functions/futures, but i thinked maybe can help other(s) too if i publish it.
\n
This app help you tracking your smoking habits and reduce the dose greatly and prepare you to the \"freedom day\" (quitting).\nHow?\nThe app is a game pack in the game also.
\n
The motivation/distraction system is add to you more help to push out the breaktime (time between two smoke) more and more.
\n
If you fulfill the setted breaktime, you got expirence points (xp) and levelup like an RPG game. In the 'Rewards' menu open 1 flash game for each earned level.\nThe max level is 50.\nWhen you overfulfill the time got bonus xp, but if you underperforming then you lose xp.
\n
Tips
\n
First of all try still your dose with lighter cigaretes. If you smoke 20 normal cigarettes per day, change to light and stay on 20 dialy.
\n
When you can hold the dose with light, start lower the dose. Use the timer to push out the next times when you smoke.
\n
Try lower your dose to minimum 8-10 or better 5-6 light cigarette per day while you reach level 50.
\n
The lowered dose makes easier for you the finaly free from the smoking. The day when you left over the smoking is the freedom day.
\n
If you fall back more the 1-2 cigarette per day, you can restart the procedure with your lower dose. Use the \"Reset profile\" menu.
\n
You can delete game saves also with the \"Reset games\" menu button.
\n
Features
\n
Start with system.
\n
Choose the cigarette type (strong, normal, light, extralight).
\n
Set the target time between two smoke (in minutes and the min. 30).
\n
Dialy, monthly, total counters (handle 1, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 cigarette doses) and charts.
\n
Countup non smoked times. Red background under target breaktime, green after reach.
\n
Micro RPG system (50 level).
\n
50 build in flash games (Not requires internet connection).
\n
Made with love.
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n
\n
Licence
\n
Copyright (c) 2018, Krisztián Kis - Phresh-IT. All rights reserved.
Clone or download the repo and navigate in console to the program's root folder.
\n
Install
\n
npm install\n
\n
Run
\n
npm start\n
\n
Packaging (win32 is x86, others x64)
\n
App need flashplayer plugin from chrome broswer for flashgames.\nFor Windows, I built in (pepflashplayer.dll),\nbut for Mac (PepperFlashPlayer.plugin) somewhere in Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/.\nand Linux (libpepflashplayer.so) /home/{username}/.config/google-chrome/default/Extensions/\nnot. The files or contributions are welcome
\n
npm run pack-win32\n\nnpm run pack-win\n\nnpm run pack-lin\n\nnpm run pack-mac\n
\n
Packaged zips not requires installion, just unzip and run the executeable file.
\n
Support
\n
If you like my work(s), please buy me a coffee or support/donate me. Contributions, issues(problems, ideas) and donates are welcome.
SnippetStore is an application for developers to store their snippets and quickly retrieve them when needed. SnippetStore mainly focus on storing code therefor its interface is small and simple, perfect for busy developers who doesn't care about small details.
\n
Donate
\n
There are many requests for macOS support and I'm sure many of you guys who are mac users will want\nSnippetStore to be available in homebrew and able to run on macOS too. But in order to do that, I need help from you guys to afford a mac to test & build this project and many more other projects in the future. It would be a huge help if you can buy me a coffee 😄
SnippetStore is an application for developers to store their snippets and quickly retrieve them when needed. SnippetStore mainly focus on storing code therefor its interface is small and simple, perfect for busy developers who doesn't care about small details.
\n
Donate
\n
There are many requests for macOS support and I'm sure many of you guys who are mac users will want\nSnippetStore to be available in homebrew and able to run on macOS too. But in order to do that, I need help from you guys to afford a mac to test & build this project and many more other projects in the future. It would be a huge help if you can buy me a coffee 😄
SnippetStore is an application for developers to store their snippets and quickly retrieve them when needed. SnippetStore mainly focus on storing code therefor its interface is small and simple, perfect for busy developers who doesn't care about small details.
\n
Donate
\n
There are many requests for macOS support and I'm sure many of you guys who are mac users will want\nSnippetStore to be available in homebrew and able to run on macOS too. But in order to do that, I need help from you guys to afford a mac to test & build this project and many more other projects in the future. It would be a huge help if you can buy me a coffee 😄
SnippetStore is an application for developers to store their snippets and quickly retrieve them when needed. SnippetStore mainly focus on storing code therefor its interface is small and simple, perfect for busy developers who doesn't care about small details.
\n
Donate
\n
There are many requests for macOS support and I'm sure many of you guys who are mac users will want\nSnippetStore to be available in homebrew and able to run on macOS too. But in order to do that, I need help from you guys to afford a mac to test & build this project and many more other projects in the future. It would be a huge help if you can buy me a coffee 😄
Thanks to all the people who downloaded the application and gave me feedback to improve it. Also, thanks to those who forked the project and those who gave me an start.
\n
Soube was a nice project where I learned a lot from my mistakes, but for others reason I stopped working on it for years. I wanted to improve the code of course with a better folder structure, following JS best practices and coding in a clean way, and I think you might see that intention on the development branch. But this is not the end, throw those years I didn't work on Soube I was growing up as a developer, specially with JavaScript and some other importants things like Data Structure. Now, I have a little bit more of knowledge that will help me to bring Soube again but powerful and not only focused on local music file. This new Soube version won't be public until I decide it is stable and good enough to be share it with you all. I won't close this repository, so you are free to use it. Thanks you all!
\n
Soube is a simple and minimalist music player based on Electronjs.
Thanks to all the people who downloaded the application and gave me feedback to improve it. Also, thanks to those who forked the project and those who gave me an start.
\n
Soube was a nice project where I learned a lot from my mistakes, but for others reason I stopped working on it for years. I wanted to improve the code of course with a better folder structure, following JS best practices and coding in a clean way, and I think you might see that intention on the development branch. But this is not the end, throw those years I didn't work on Soube I was growing up as a developer, specially with JavaScript and some other importants things like Data Structure. Now, I have a little bit more of knowledge that will help me to bring Soube again but powerful and not only focused on local music file. This new Soube version won't be public until I decide it is stable and good enough to be share it with you all. I won't close this repository, so you are free to use it. Thanks you all!
\n
Soube is a simple and minimalist music player based on Electronjs.
Soundnode App is an Open-Source project to support Soundcloud for desktop Mac, Windows, and Linux. \nIt's built with Electron, Node.js, Angular.js, and uses the Soundcloud API.
\n
\n
Be aware that Soundnode relies on Soundcloud API which only allows third party apps to play 15 thousand tracks daily. When the rate limit is reached all users are blocked from playing/streaming tracks. The stream will be re-enable one day after (at the same time) streams were blocked.
First, building, testing, and reporting bugs is highly appreciated. Please include the console's output and steps to reproduce the problem in your bug report, if possible.
\n
If you want to develop, you can look at the issues, especially the bugs, and then fix them.\nHere's a list of issues.
Thanks to all contributors that are helping or helped making Soundnode better.
\n
License
\n
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 license.
\n
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\n
Soundnode App
\n
Soundnode App is an Open-Source project to support Soundcloud for desktop Mac, Windows, and Linux. \nIt's built with Electron, Node.js, Angular.js, and uses the Soundcloud API.
\n
\n
Be aware that Soundnode relies on Soundcloud API which only allows third party apps to play 15 thousand tracks daily. When the rate limit is reached all users are blocked from playing/streaming tracks. The stream will be re-enable one day after (at the same time) streams were blocked.
First, building, testing, and reporting bugs is highly appreciated. Please include the console's output and steps to reproduce the problem in your bug report, if possible.
\n
If you want to develop, you can look at the issues, especially the bugs, and then fix them.\nHere's a list of issues.
You might want to consider installing Electron globally as it's huge. (~140 MB) \nFeel free to create an ISSUE or shoot me an email for any help. ✌️ \nThe app hasn't been tested on Linux or OSX. Please provide feedback if you did.
\n
RoadMap
\n
Check the Projects tab for the roadmap. 😸
\n
Login issues: (Only Facebook)😿
\n
As Electron opens each window in a seperate process, login callbacks aren't triggered properly. \nIf the application stalls for you, reload the page and try to login again. (Sometimes twice) \nReload is mapped to F5.
\n
",
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SoundKeys
\n
Soundkeys serves straight from Soundcloud. Benefit from the website's features and caching! 😼
\n
\n
The SoundCloud website wrapped in Electron with shortcuts for a native experience.
\n
\n
Includes a mini-player with minimal controls as well.
\n
\n
Default shortcuts included are:
\n
Global shortcuts :
\n
\n\n
\n
Keys
\n
Actions
\n
\n\n\n
\n
MediaNextTrack
\n
Next Track
\n
\n
\n
MediaPreviousTrack
\n
Previous Track
\n
\n
\n
MediaPlayPause
\n
Play/Pause Track
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl+3
\n
Like Toggle
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl+4
\n
Repeat Toggle
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl+5
\n
Shuffle Toggle
\n
\n\n
\n
Notifications
\n
Get notified about your actions when the window is not visible. 💯
You might want to consider installing Electron globally as it's huge. (~140 MB) \nFeel free to create an ISSUE or shoot me an email for any help. ✌️ \nThe app hasn't been tested on Linux or OSX. Please provide feedback if you did.
\n
RoadMap
\n
Check the Projects tab for the roadmap. 😸
\n
Login issues: (Only Facebook)😿
\n
As Electron opens each window in a seperate process, login callbacks aren't triggered properly. \nIf the application stalls for you, reload the page and try to login again. (Sometimes twice) \nReload is mapped to F5.
You might want to consider installing Electron globally as it's huge. (~140 MB) \nFeel free to create an ISSUE or shoot me an email for any help. ✌️ \nThe app hasn't been tested on Linux or OSX. Please provide feedback if you did.
\n
RoadMap
\n
Check the Projects tab for the roadmap. 😸
\n
Login issues: (Only Facebook)😿
\n
As Electron opens each window in a seperate process, login callbacks aren't triggered properly. \nIf the application stalls for you, reload the page and try to login again. (Sometimes twice) \nReload is mapped to F5.
\n
",
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SoundKeys
\n
Soundkeys serves straight from Soundcloud. Benefit from the website's features and caching! 😼
\n
\n
The SoundCloud website wrapped in Electron with shortcuts for a native experience.
\n
\n
Includes a mini-player with minimal controls as well.
\n
\n
Default shortcuts included are:
\n
Global shortcuts :
\n
\n\n
\n
Keys
\n
Actions
\n
\n\n\n
\n
MediaNextTrack
\n
Next Track
\n
\n
\n
MediaPreviousTrack
\n
Previous Track
\n
\n
\n
MediaPlayPause
\n
Play/Pause Track
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl+3
\n
Like Toggle
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl+4
\n
Repeat Toggle
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl+5
\n
Shuffle Toggle
\n
\n\n
\n
Notifications
\n
Get notified about your actions when the window is not visible. 💯
You might want to consider installing Electron globally as it's huge. (~140 MB) \nFeel free to create an ISSUE or shoot me an email for any help. ✌️ \nThe app hasn't been tested on Linux or OSX. Please provide feedback if you did.
\n
RoadMap
\n
Check the Projects tab for the roadmap. 😸
\n
Login issues: (Only Facebook)😿
\n
As Electron opens each window in a seperate process, login callbacks aren't triggered properly. \nIf the application stalls for you, reload the page and try to login again. (Sometimes twice) \nReload is mapped to F5.
Soundnode App is an Open-Source project to support Soundcloud for desktop Mac, Windows, and Linux. \nIt's built with Electron, Node.js, Angular.js, and uses the Soundcloud API.
\n
\n
Be aware that Soundnode relies on Soundcloud API which only allows third party apps to play 15 thousand tracks daily. When the rate limit is reached all users are blocked from playing/streaming tracks. The stream will be re-enable one day after (at the same time) streams were blocked.
First, building, testing, and reporting bugs is highly appreciated. Please include the console's output and steps to reproduce the problem in your bug report, if possible.
\n
If you want to develop, you can look at the issues, especially the bugs, and then fix them.\nHere's a list of issues.
Thanks to all contributors that are helping or helped making Soundnode better.
\n
License
\n
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 license.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Soundnode App
\n
Soundnode App is an Open-Source project to support Soundcloud for desktop Mac, Windows, and Linux. \nIt's built with Electron, Node.js, Angular.js, and uses the Soundcloud API.
\n
\n
Be aware that Soundnode relies on Soundcloud API which only allows third party apps to play 15 thousand tracks daily. When the rate limit is reached all users are blocked from playing/streaming tracks. The stream will be re-enable one day after (at the same time) streams were blocked.
First, building, testing, and reporting bugs is highly appreciated. Please include the console's output and steps to reproduce the problem in your bug report, if possible.
\n
If you want to develop, you can look at the issues, especially the bugs, and then fix them.\nHere's a list of issues.
Source Me is a cross platform desktop application which has some essential tools while making a project.
\n
\n
Version: 0.2.1
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Material Design Colors by Google\nThe application contains a full stack of material designed colors created by Google. These can be very useful when one needs these colors at one place. It uses react-tooltip to show the hex codes.
\n
\n
\n
Content Delivery Networks Library by CDN\nThese are libraries provided by cdn in one place. You can import the links to your project.
\n
\n
\n
Material Designed Icons by Google\nThese are material designed icons made by Google. It is similar to the colors component.
\n
\n
\n
Epsum Generator from bacon ipsum\nA generator which generates standalone text which can be useful to your HTML mockups.
\n
\n
\n
URL Shortner\nA URL shortener which uses a free is.gd to shorten urls quickly.
\n
\n
\n
Emoji Picker\nIt is a picker which has a curated list of Emojis. Click one of them & you get the unicode!
\n
\n
\n
Image Compressor\nA tool which compresses your images quickly. It uses @xkeshi/image-compressor.
The app can be used locally by following commands:
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/source-me.git\n$ cd source-me\n$ npm install\n$ npm run dev
\n
The application has been abandoned and further updates have been stopped.
\n
",
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\n
Source me
\n
\n
Source Me is a cross platform desktop application which has some essential tools while making a project.
\n
\n
Version: 0.2.1
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Material Design Colors by Google\nThe application contains a full stack of material designed colors created by Google. These can be very useful when one needs these colors at one place. It uses react-tooltip to show the hex codes.
\n
\n
\n
Content Delivery Networks Library by CDN\nThese are libraries provided by cdn in one place. You can import the links to your project.
\n
\n
\n
Material Designed Icons by Google\nThese are material designed icons made by Google. It is similar to the colors component.
\n
\n
\n
Epsum Generator from bacon ipsum\nA generator which generates standalone text which can be useful to your HTML mockups.
\n
\n
\n
URL Shortner\nA URL shortener which uses a free is.gd to shorten urls quickly.
\n
\n
\n
Emoji Picker\nIt is a picker which has a curated list of Emojis. Click one of them & you get the unicode!
\n
\n
\n
Image Compressor\nA tool which compresses your images quickly. It uses @xkeshi/image-compressor.
Source Me is a cross platform desktop application which has some essential tools while making a project.
\n
\n
Version: 0.2.1
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Material Design Colors by Google\nThe application contains a full stack of material designed colors created by Google. These can be very useful when one needs these colors at one place. It uses react-tooltip to show the hex codes.
\n
\n
\n
Content Delivery Networks Library by CDN\nThese are libraries provided by cdn in one place. You can import the links to your project.
\n
\n
\n
Material Designed Icons by Google\nThese are material designed icons made by Google. It is similar to the colors component.
\n
\n
\n
Epsum Generator from bacon ipsum\nA generator which generates standalone text which can be useful to your HTML mockups.
\n
\n
\n
URL Shortner\nA URL shortener which uses a free is.gd to shorten urls quickly.
\n
\n
\n
Emoji Picker\nIt is a picker which has a curated list of Emojis. Click one of them & you get the unicode!
\n
\n
\n
Image Compressor\nA tool which compresses your images quickly. It uses @xkeshi/image-compressor.
The app can be used locally by following commands:
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/source-me.git\n$ cd source-me\n$ npm install\n$ npm run dev
\n
The application has been abandoned and further updates have been stopped.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
Source me
\n
\n
Source Me is a cross platform desktop application which has some essential tools while making a project.
\n
\n
Version: 0.2.1
\n
Features
\n
\n
\n
Material Design Colors by Google\nThe application contains a full stack of material designed colors created by Google. These can be very useful when one needs these colors at one place. It uses react-tooltip to show the hex codes.
\n
\n
\n
Content Delivery Networks Library by CDN\nThese are libraries provided by cdn in one place. You can import the links to your project.
\n
\n
\n
Material Designed Icons by Google\nThese are material designed icons made by Google. It is similar to the colors component.
\n
\n
\n
Epsum Generator from bacon ipsum\nA generator which generates standalone text which can be useful to your HTML mockups.
\n
\n
\n
URL Shortner\nA URL shortener which uses a free is.gd to shorten urls quickly.
\n
\n
\n
Emoji Picker\nIt is a picker which has a curated list of Emojis. Click one of them & you get the unicode!
\n
\n
\n
Image Compressor\nA tool which compresses your images quickly. It uses @xkeshi/image-compressor.
A simple tool for supercharging your scripts -\nThe aim of this app, is to provide a GUI for admins to easily run scripts, and deliver those scripts to non-technical end users in a simple, non-threating way. 🐤
A simple tool for supercharging your scripts -\nThe aim of this app, is to provide a GUI for admins to easily run scripts, and deliver those scripts to non-technical end users in a simple, non-threating way. 🐤
A simple tool for supercharging your scripts -\nThe aim of this app, is to provide a GUI for admins to easily run scripts, and deliver those scripts to non-technical end users in a simple, non-threating way. 🐤
A simple tool for supercharging your scripts -\nThe aim of this app, is to provide a GUI for admins to easily run scripts, and deliver those scripts to non-technical end users in a simple, non-threating way. 🐤
This application makes use of the core JS/CSS/HTML code found in the web repo. For issues related to the actual app experience, please post issues in the web repo.
\n
Running Locally
\n
npm run setup\nnpm run dev\n\n# In another terminal\nnpm run start
This application makes use of the core JS/CSS/HTML code found in the web repo. For issues related to the actual app experience, please post issues in the web repo.
\n
Running Locally
\n
npm run setup\nnpm run dev\n\n# In another terminal\nnpm run start
If you have any question or a bug report please open a new issue
\n
License
\n
MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2020 Evandro Araújo
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.
\n
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+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n \n \n
\n
SSHFS-Win Manager
\n
Introduction
\n
SSHFS-Win Manager is a GUI (graphics user interface) for SSHFS-Win.
\n
Installation
\n
First you must have SSHFS-Win installed on your Windows computer. \nFollow they installation instructions before continue.
If you have any question or a bug report please open a new issue
\n
License
\n
MIT License
\n
Copyright (c) 2020 Evandro Araújo
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\nof this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\nin the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\nto use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\ncopies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\nfurnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\ncopies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\nIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\nFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\nAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\nLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\nOUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\nSOFTWARE.
Have you ever struggled with testing multi protocol flows?\nWant to ensure that a user journey which involves several steps with different protocols is working properly?\nDependencies messages have become a pain?\nHave you ever wondered how awesome it would be to have a GUI tool to save you from this agonizing pain? \nYou're welcome
\n
Description
\n
Stacker is a yet another GUI client for enqueuer to handle multi protocol tests.\nWritten in Vue.js and Electron.\nIt aims to provide a clean, fun, and good looking interface for interacting with polyglot flows.
\n
\n
Features
\n
This mankind magnificence provides the following capabilities:
\n
\n
Support for many protocols out of the box
\n
Chainable message flows
\n
Easily mock numerous services to alleviate the headaches of functional and integration tests
\n
Friendly for developers and non developers
\n
Built in assertion library to verify response data coming from/going to your services
\n
Built in CLI is easy to add to your team's existing CI pipelines powered by enqueuer
\n
(WIP) Easily extensible behavior through third party plugins, including your own custom ones
\n
\n
Test driven
\n
Test are first class citizens, they are placed front and center here.\nThrough assertions check whether each flowing by message matches what is expected:
\n
\n
Sent to where it was suppose to be sent
\n
Contains what it should contain
\n
Sent faster than the threshold
\n
\n
Polyglot
\n
Have you seen how many protocols it supports? Out of the box, just one click away from each other.\nThere's a work in progress task force to enable an amazing plugin architecture so you'll be free to write your one or download the ones that pleased you most.\nIn this meanwhile, you can have fun using one of the following:
\n
\n
HTTP
\n
AMQP
\n
MQTT
\n
\n
\n\n
Contribute
\n
Currently, there aren't any said rules for stacker just yet on committing and submitting pull requests.\nIf you want to aid the project in other ways, consider sending us a star.
\n
Still in Beta
\n
Stacker is still a beta version, so please excuse any small glitches that may occur here and there.\nThey will all be gone soon. :)
\n
Feedback
\n
We'd love to hear your feedback!\nIf you have any comments, suggestions, etc. you can reach us here.
Have you ever struggled with testing multi protocol flows?\nWant to ensure that a user journey which involves several steps with different protocols is working properly?\nDependencies messages have become a pain?\nHave you ever wondered how awesome it would be to have a GUI tool to save you from this agonizing pain? \nYou're welcome
\n
Description
\n
Stacker is a yet another GUI client for enqueuer to handle multi protocol tests.\nWritten in Vue.js and Electron.\nIt aims to provide a clean, fun, and good looking interface for interacting with polyglot flows.
\n
\n
Features
\n
This mankind magnificence provides the following capabilities:
\n
\n
Support for many protocols out of the box
\n
Chainable message flows
\n
Easily mock numerous services to alleviate the headaches of functional and integration tests
\n
Friendly for developers and non developers
\n
Built in assertion library to verify response data coming from/going to your services
\n
Built in CLI is easy to add to your team's existing CI pipelines powered by enqueuer
\n
(WIP) Easily extensible behavior through third party plugins, including your own custom ones
\n
\n
Test driven
\n
Test are first class citizens, they are placed front and center here.\nThrough assertions check whether each flowing by message matches what is expected:
\n
\n
Sent to where it was suppose to be sent
\n
Contains what it should contain
\n
Sent faster than the threshold
\n
\n
Polyglot
\n
Have you seen how many protocols it supports? Out of the box, just one click away from each other.\nThere's a work in progress task force to enable an amazing plugin architecture so you'll be free to write your one or download the ones that pleased you most.\nIn this meanwhile, you can have fun using one of the following:
\n
\n
HTTP
\n
AMQP
\n
MQTT
\n
\n
\n\n
Contribute
\n
Currently, there aren't any said rules for stacker just yet on committing and submitting pull requests.\nIf you want to aid the project in other ways, consider sending us a star.
\n
Still in Beta
\n
Stacker is still a beta version, so please excuse any small glitches that may occur here and there.\nThey will all be gone soon. :)
\n
Feedback
\n
We'd love to hear your feedback!\nIf you have any comments, suggestions, etc. you can reach us here.
Want to ensure that a user journey which involves several steps with different protocols is working properly?\nDependencies messages have become a pain?\nHave you ever wondered how awesome it would be to have a GUI tool to save you from this agonizing pain? \nYou're welcome
Want to ensure that a user journey which involves several steps with different protocols is working properly?\nDependencies messages have become a pain?\nHave you ever wondered how awesome it would be to have a GUI tool to save you from this agonizing pain? \nYou're welcome
This application makes use of the core JS/CSS/HTML code found in the web repo. For issues related to the actual app experience, please post issues in the web repo.
\n
Running Locally
\n
npm run setup\nnpm run dev\n\n# In another terminal\nnpm start
\n
We use commitlint to validate commit messages.\nBefore making a pull request, make sure to check the output of the following commands:
\n
npm run lint\nnpm test# make sure to start `npm run dev` before running the tests
This application makes use of the core JS/CSS/HTML code found in the web repo. For issues related to the actual app experience, please post issues in the web repo.
\n
Running Locally
\n
npm run setup\nnpm run dev\n\n# In another terminal\nnpm start
\n
We use commitlint to validate commit messages.\nBefore making a pull request, make sure to check the output of the following commands:
\n
npm run lint\nnpm test# make sure to start `npm run dev` before running the tests
There is an issue with yarn and node_modules that are only used in electron on the backend when the application is built by the packager. Please use npm as dependencies manager.
\n
\n
Build for development
\n
\n
npm start
\n
Voila! You can use the Standup Picker app in a local development environment with hot reload!
\n
Included Commands
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm run ng:serve:web
\n
Execute the app in the browser
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Build the app. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run build:prod
\n
Build the app with Angular aot. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:local
\n
Builds your application and start electron
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:linux
\n
Builds your application and creates an app consumable on linux system
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:windows
\n
On a Windows OS, builds your application and creates an app consumable in windows 32/64 bit systems
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:mac
\n
On a MAC OS, builds your application and generates a .app file of your application that can be run on Mac
\n
\n\n
\n
Browser mode
\n
Maybe you want to execute the application in the browser with hot reload ? You can do it with npm run ng:serve:web. \nNote that you can't use Electron or NodeJS native libraries in this case. Please check providers/electron.service.ts to watch how conditional import of electron/Native libraries is done.
There is an issue with yarn and node_modules that are only used in electron on the backend when the application is built by the packager. Please use npm as dependencies manager.
\n
\n
Build for development
\n
\n
npm start
\n
Voila! You can use the Standup Picker app in a local development environment with hot reload!
\n
Included Commands
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm run ng:serve:web
\n
Execute the app in the browser
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Build the app. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run build:prod
\n
Build the app with Angular aot. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:local
\n
Builds your application and start electron
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:linux
\n
Builds your application and creates an app consumable on linux system
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:windows
\n
On a Windows OS, builds your application and creates an app consumable in windows 32/64 bit systems
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:mac
\n
On a MAC OS, builds your application and generates a .app file of your application that can be run on Mac
\n
\n\n
\n
Browser mode
\n
Maybe you want to execute the application in the browser with hot reload ? You can do it with npm run ng:serve:web. \nNote that you can't use Electron or NodeJS native libraries in this case. Please check providers/electron.service.ts to watch how conditional import of electron/Native libraries is done.
There is an issue with yarn and node_modules that are only used in electron on the backend when the application is built by the packager. Please use npm as dependencies manager.
\n
\n
Build for development
\n
\n
npm start
\n
Voila! You can use the Standup Picker app in a local development environment with hot reload!
\n
Included Commands
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm run ng:serve:web
\n
Execute the app in the browser
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Build the app. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run build:prod
\n
Build the app with Angular aot. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:local
\n
Builds your application and start electron
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:linux
\n
Builds your application and creates an app consumable on linux system
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:windows
\n
On a Windows OS, builds your application and creates an app consumable in windows 32/64 bit systems
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:mac
\n
On a MAC OS, builds your application and generates a .app file of your application that can be run on Mac
\n
\n\n
\n
Browser mode
\n
Maybe you want to execute the application in the browser with hot reload ? You can do it with npm run ng:serve:web. \nNote that you can't use Electron or NodeJS native libraries in this case. Please check providers/electron.service.ts to watch how conditional import of electron/Native libraries is done.
There is an issue with yarn and node_modules that are only used in electron on the backend when the application is built by the packager. Please use npm as dependencies manager.
\n
\n
Build for development
\n
\n
npm start
\n
Voila! You can use the Standup Picker app in a local development environment with hot reload!
\n
Included Commands
\n
\n\n
\n
Command
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
npm run ng:serve:web
\n
Execute the app in the browser
\n
\n
\n
npm run build
\n
Build the app. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run build:prod
\n
Build the app with Angular aot. Your built files are in the /dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:local
\n
Builds your application and start electron
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:linux
\n
Builds your application and creates an app consumable on linux system
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:windows
\n
On a Windows OS, builds your application and creates an app consumable in windows 32/64 bit systems
\n
\n
\n
npm run electron:mac
\n
On a MAC OS, builds your application and generates a .app file of your application that can be run on Mac
\n
\n\n
\n
Browser mode
\n
Maybe you want to execute the application in the browser with hot reload ? You can do it with npm run ng:serve:web. \nNote that you can't use Electron or NodeJS native libraries in this case. Please check providers/electron.service.ts to watch how conditional import of electron/Native libraries is done.
For Development Version Follow the instructions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git, Vue CLI, pnpm and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/StickyNotes
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/of/StickyNotes
\n
and install dependence by
\n
pnpm install
\n
after this start this application by this command
\n
pnpm start
\n
build for production by this command
\n
pnpm run build
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2019 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
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- "readmeOriginal": "
Description
\n
\n
\n
A Open Source Sticky Note Application.
\n
Automatically Save Notes
\n
Sync Your Note With Dropbox Account(Use This Account To Start Your Sticky Notes Where You Left Off)
\n
Choose Background And Title Bar Color You Like
\n
Editing Options Like Font,Bold,Size,Math Formula,Link,Italic,List,Align.etc
\n
Emoji Selector
\n
Add Images To Note From Local Drive
\n
Add Audio To Note From Local Drive
\n
Add Video To Note From Local Drive
\n
Lock The Note
\n
Text Suggestions
\n
Import Note From A File
\n
Export Note To A File
\n
Save Note
\n
Undo,Redo Options
\n
Touch Mode For Touch Or Pen Devices(Support Many Editing And Import,Export And Save Options)
\n
If you like my App please consider buying me a coffee at HERE!
For Development Version Follow the instructions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git, Vue CLI, pnpm and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/StickyNotes
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/of/StickyNotes
\n
and install dependence by
\n
pnpm install
\n
after this start this application by this command
\n
pnpm start
\n
build for production by this command
\n
pnpm run build
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2019 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Sync Your Note With Dropbox Account(Use This Account To Start Your Sticky Notes Where You Left Off)
\n
Choose Background And Title Bar Color You Like
\n
Editing Options Like Font,Bold,Size,Italic,List,Align.etc
\n
Add Images To Note From Local Drive
\n
Add Audio To Note From Local Drive
\n
Add Video To Note From Local Drive
\n
Lock The Note
\n
Import Note From A File
\n
Export Note To A File
\n
Undo,Redo Options
\n
Spellcheck
\n
Profiles
\n
Light And Dark Theme
\n
If you like my App please consider buying me a coffee at HERE!
\n
Stable Release
\n
For Linux
\n
\n
Unstable Release
\n
For Development Version Follow the instructions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git, Vue CLI, pnpm and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/StickyNotes
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/of/StickyNotes
\n
and install dependence by
\n
pnpm install
\n
to try application or develop run application by this command
\n
pnpm start
\n
for daily use or production build application by this command
\n
pnpm run build
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2020 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Description
\n
\n
\n
A Open Source Sticky Note Application.
\n
Automatically Save Notes
\n
Sync Your Note With Dropbox Account(Use This Account To Start Your Sticky Notes Where You Left Off)
\n
Choose Background And Title Bar Color You Like
\n
Editing Options Like Font,Bold,Size,Italic,List,Align.etc
\n
Add Images To Note From Local Drive
\n
Add Audio To Note From Local Drive
\n
Add Video To Note From Local Drive
\n
Lock The Note
\n
Import Note From A File
\n
Export Note To A File
\n
Undo,Redo Options
\n
Spellcheck
\n
Profiles
\n
Light And Dark Theme
\n
If you like my App please consider buying me a coffee at HERE!
\n
Stable Release
\n
For Linux
\n
\n
Unstable Release
\n
For Development Version Follow the instructions below
\n
if you want to try it install nodejs, git, Vue CLI, pnpm and clone this repository
\n
git clone https://github.com/Playork/StickyNotes
\n
point to source directory
\n
cd /path/to/source/of/StickyNotes
\n
and install dependence by
\n
pnpm install
\n
to try application or develop run application by this command
\n
pnpm start
\n
for daily use or production build application by this command
\n
pnpm run build
\n
Licence
\n
MIT License (MIT)
\n
Copyright (c) 2020 Playork
\n
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Real time stock alerts and updates through desktop notifications
\n
Visualization of stock prices and key indicators
\n
Stock forecasts and predictions through machine learning
\n
In-built database to store all your monitored stocks
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
\n
Built With
\n
\n
Electron
\n
HTML5
\n
CSS3
\n
Node.js
\n
Bootstrap
\n
Tensorflow JS
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Prerequisites:
\n
\n
Node.js and NPM
\n
Python 2 (for packaging and distribution)
\n
\n
Configuring development environment
\n
Once you have cloned/downloaded the repository, issue the npm install command in the root directory. This should install all the required packages including Electron.
\n
Once complete, you may issue the npm start command to launch the Electron window and start the app.
Real time stock alerts and updates through desktop notifications
\n
Visualization of stock prices and key indicators
\n
Stock forecasts and predictions through machine learning
\n
In-built database to store all your monitored stocks
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
\n
Built With
\n
\n
Electron
\n
HTML5
\n
CSS3
\n
Node.js
\n
Bootstrap
\n
Tensorflow JS
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Prerequisites:
\n
\n
Node.js and NPM
\n
Python 2 (for packaging and distribution)
\n
\n
Configuring development environment
\n
Once you have cloned/downloaded the repository, issue the npm install command in the root directory. This should install all the required packages including Electron.
\n
Once complete, you may issue the npm start command to launch the Electron window and start the app.
Real time stock alerts and updates through desktop notifications
\n
Visualization of stock prices and key indicators
\n
Stock forecasts and predictions through machine learning
\n
In-built database to store all your monitored stocks
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
\n
Built With
\n
\n
Electron
\n
HTML5
\n
CSS3
\n
Node.js
\n
Bootstrap
\n
Tensorflow JS
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Prerequisites:
\n
\n
Node.js and NPM
\n
Python 2 (for packaging and distribution)
\n
\n
Configuring development environment
\n
Once you have cloned/downloaded the repository, issue the npm install command in the root directory. This should install all the required packages including Electron.
\n
Once complete, you may issue the npm start command to launch the Electron window and start the app.
Real time stock alerts and updates through desktop notifications
\n
Visualization of stock prices and key indicators
\n
Stock forecasts and predictions through machine learning
\n
In-built database to store all your monitored stocks
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
\n
Built With
\n
\n
Electron
\n
HTML5
\n
CSS3
\n
Node.js
\n
Bootstrap
\n
Tensorflow JS
\n
\n
Contributing
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Prerequisites:
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Node.js and NPM
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Python 2 (for packaging and distribution)
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Configuring development environment
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Once you have cloned/downloaded the repository, issue the npm install command in the root directory. This should install all the required packages including Electron.
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Once complete, you may issue the npm start command to launch the Electron window and start the app.
If you think Storaji is useful, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
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Screenshots
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\n \n
\n
Why
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Mainly designed for small-to-medium companies, Storaji is a modern and very intuitive inventory management application built with some of the trendiest web technologies.\nRight off the bat, it's worth pointing out that this is by no means a professional software for inventory management. Be that as it may, it can still prove itself fairly useful as it boasts an interesting set of primary features.
\n
I believe there are many people who needs a simple tool to manage everything from product inventories to orders and of course it's free to use.
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd storaji-ui.
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Modify app.ts under src/app/shared/classes/ directory, and change value of api to your local api server, usually api: 'https://localhost:8000/api'.
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Run npm install to install dependencies.
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Run npm run ng:serve to serve the app as web-based at https://localhost:4200.
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Now it's ready to use for development.
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When you have make changes and everything works on angular, and wanna check on desktop app.
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Run npm start to build the app from source and run the app as desktop app.
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For linting and testing
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Run npm test to check if the source code is passing from linting and testing.
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This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
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Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands. Ubuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
You will not use this repository for malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
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Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity.
\n
\n
Legal
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This is a free and open source app. Use it at your own risk.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
The project is no longer maintained, but you still can use this with your own private server. Check out the development section how to install it.
If you think Storaji is useful, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n \n
\n
Why
\n
Mainly designed for small-to-medium companies, Storaji is a modern and very intuitive inventory management application built with some of the trendiest web technologies.\nRight off the bat, it's worth pointing out that this is by no means a professional software for inventory management. Be that as it may, it can still prove itself fairly useful as it boasts an interesting set of primary features.
\n
I believe there are many people who needs a simple tool to manage everything from product inventories to orders and of course it's free to use.
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd storaji-ui.
\n
Modify app.ts under src/app/shared/classes/ directory, and change value of api to your local api server, usually api: 'https://localhost:8000/api'.
\n
Run npm install to install dependencies.
\n
Run npm run ng:serve to serve the app as web-based at https://localhost:4200.
\n
Now it's ready to use for development.
\n
\n
When you have make changes and everything works on angular, and wanna check on desktop app.
\n
\n
Run npm start to build the app from source and run the app as desktop app.
\n
\n
For linting and testing
\n
\n
Run npm test to check if the source code is passing from linting and testing.
\n
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands. Ubuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
You will not use this repository for malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
\n
Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity.
\n
\n
Legal
\n
This is a free and open source app. Use it at your own risk.
If you think Storaji is useful, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n \n
\n
Why
\n
Mainly designed for small-to-medium companies, Storaji is a modern and very intuitive inventory management application built with some of the trendiest web technologies.\nRight off the bat, it's worth pointing out that this is by no means a professional software for inventory management. Be that as it may, it can still prove itself fairly useful as it boasts an interesting set of primary features.
\n
I believe there are many people who needs a simple tool to manage everything from product inventories to orders and of course it's free to use.
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd storaji-ui.
\n
Modify app.ts under src/app/shared/classes/ directory, and change value of api to your local api server, usually api: 'https://localhost:8000/api'.
\n
Run npm install to install dependencies.
\n
Run npm run ng:serve to serve the app as web-based at https://localhost:4200.
\n
Now it's ready to use for development.
\n
\n
When you have make changes and everything works on angular, and wanna check on desktop app.
\n
\n
Run npm start to build the app from source and run the app as desktop app.
\n
\n
For linting and testing
\n
\n
Run npm test to check if the source code is passing from linting and testing.
\n
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands. Ubuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
You will not use this repository for malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
\n
Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity.
\n
\n
Legal
\n
This is a free and open source app. Use it at your own risk.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
The project is no longer maintained, but you still can use this with your own private server. Check out the development section how to install it.
If you think Storaji is useful, let me know by putting a star on this project 😉
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n \n
\n
Why
\n
Mainly designed for small-to-medium companies, Storaji is a modern and very intuitive inventory management application built with some of the trendiest web technologies.\nRight off the bat, it's worth pointing out that this is by no means a professional software for inventory management. Be that as it may, it can still prove itself fairly useful as it boasts an interesting set of primary features.
\n
I believe there are many people who needs a simple tool to manage everything from product inventories to orders and of course it's free to use.
Open terminal and cd into the cloned folder, usually cd storaji-ui.
\n
Modify app.ts under src/app/shared/classes/ directory, and change value of api to your local api server, usually api: 'https://localhost:8000/api'.
\n
Run npm install to install dependencies.
\n
Run npm run ng:serve to serve the app as web-based at https://localhost:4200.
\n
Now it's ready to use for development.
\n
\n
When you have make changes and everything works on angular, and wanna check on desktop app.
\n
\n
Run npm start to build the app from source and run the app as desktop app.
\n
\n
For linting and testing
\n
\n
Run npm test to check if the source code is passing from linting and testing.
\n
\n
\n
This is still in beta and it's far from perfect so feedbacks, issues or PRs are greatly appreciated! :)
\n
\n
Note that on Linux you will need additional dependencies to provide the icns2png and gm commands. Ubuntu/Debian users can run: sudo apt install -y icnsutils graphicsmagick.
You will not use this repository for malicious activity.
\n
We / You will not support anyone who is violating this EULA conditions.
\n
Repository is just for learning / personal purposes thus should not be part of any service available on the Internet that is trying to do any malicious activity.
\n
\n
Legal
\n
This is a free and open source app. Use it at your own risk.
A cool app to study with markdown.\nTurns your Markdown-Summaries to Flashcard.
\n
\n
Example (Card-Title header-level is choosable):
\n
#Example\n###Use Markdown\n**Bold***Italic* and [link](github.com)\n###Use Tables\n| 1 | first step |\n| ---- | ----------- |\n| 2 | second step |\n| 3 | third step |\n###*Math!!* e.g. What is f(x)?\n$y = \\frac{27}{4}$
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/jotron/StudyMD.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd StudyMD\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn start
A cool app to study with markdown.\nTurns your Markdown-Summaries to Flashcard.
\n
\n
Example (Card-Title header-level is choosable):
\n
#Example\n###Use Markdown\n**Bold***Italic* and [link](github.com)\n###Use Tables\n| 1 | first step |\n| ---- | ----------- |\n| 2 | second step |\n| 3 | third step |\n###*Math!!* e.g. What is f(x)?\n$y = \\frac{27}{4}$
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/jotron/StudyMD.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd StudyMD\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn start
In order to ensure you are using the correct version of each\nnode module, you should use the yarn package manager.\nInstallation instructions can be found here:
Only authorized team members have permission to release new versions.\nIf you need help setting up your environment for release, you can ask\nsomeone on the team for help.
\n
If your environment is properly set up, you can use the automated\nrelease script to push out a new release.
\n
Simply run:
\n
yarn release\n
\n
and follow the instructions.
\n
Legacy Release Checklist
\n
NOTE: This checklist is deprecated, and is only kept here in case\nthe automated deploy script isn't working and we need to do a\nmanual deploy.
\n
\n
Merge staging into master - DO NOT "Squash & Merge", just do a regular merge
\n
Check out master
\n
If submodules are out of date git submodule update --init --recursive
\n
Remove node modules rm -rf node_modules
\n
Install fresh packages yarn install
\n
Install node-obs with latest plugins yarn install-node-obs
\n
Compile assets yarn compile
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Run the test suite yarn test
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Change the version in package.json
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Commit and push
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Tag the repo git tag 'v0.0.11' and git push --tags
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Package the app yarn package
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Run the packaged version in dist/win-unpacked and make sure it runs
\n
Deploy the new version yarn deploy
\n
Merge master back into staging
\n
\n
❤ OBS Developers
\n
At its core, Streamlabs OBS is powered by the OBS\nengine. We want to thank all of the developers over at the OBS project for\ntheir years of tireless hard work, without which Streamlabs OBS wouldn't exist today.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Streamlabs OBS
\n
\n
Simple, powerful, and efficient live streaming software built on Electron and OBS.
\n
\n
This application currently only supports 64-bit Windows.
\n
Dependencies
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Node.js
\n
Node is required for installing npm packages and for running\nvarious scripts. We recommend the current LTS release, 8.x.x:
In order to ensure you are using the correct version of each\nnode module, you should use the yarn package manager.\nInstallation instructions can be found here:
Only authorized team members have permission to release new versions.\nIf you need help setting up your environment for release, you can ask\nsomeone on the team for help.
\n
If your environment is properly set up, you can use the automated\nrelease script to push out a new release.
\n
Simply run:
\n
yarn release\n
\n
and follow the instructions.
\n
Legacy Release Checklist
\n
NOTE: This checklist is deprecated, and is only kept here in case\nthe automated deploy script isn't working and we need to do a\nmanual deploy.
\n
\n
Merge staging into master - DO NOT \"Squash & Merge\", just do a regular merge
\n
Check out master
\n
If submodules are out of date git submodule update --init --recursive
\n
Remove node modules rm -rf node_modules
\n
Install fresh packages yarn install
\n
Install node-obs with latest plugins yarn install-node-obs
\n
Compile assets yarn compile
\n
Run the test suite yarn test
\n
Change the version in package.json
\n
Commit and push
\n
Tag the repo git tag 'v0.0.11' and git push --tags
\n
Package the app yarn package
\n
Run the packaged version in dist/win-unpacked and make sure it runs
\n
Deploy the new version yarn deploy
\n
Merge master back into staging
\n
\n
❤ OBS Developers
\n
At its core, Streamlabs OBS is powered by the OBS\nengine. We want to thank all of the developers over at the OBS project for\ntheir years of tireless hard work, without which Streamlabs OBS wouldn't exist today.
In order to ensure you are using the correct version of each\nnode module, you should use the yarn package manager.\nInstallation instructions can be found here:
Only authorized team members have permission to release new versions.\nIf you need help setting up your environment for release, you can ask\nsomeone on the team for help.
\n
If your environment is properly set up, you can use the automated\nrelease script to push out a new release.
\n
Simply run:
\n
yarn release\n
\n
and follow the instructions.
\n
Legacy Release Checklist
\n
NOTE: This checklist is deprecated, and is only kept here in case\nthe automated deploy script isn't working and we need to do a\nmanual deploy.
\n
\n
Merge staging into master - DO NOT "Squash & Merge", just do a regular merge
\n
Check out master
\n
If submodules are out of date git submodule update --init --recursive
\n
Remove node modules rm -rf node_modules
\n
Install fresh packages yarn install
\n
Install node-obs with latest plugins yarn install-node-obs
\n
Compile assets yarn compile
\n
Run the test suite yarn test
\n
Change the version in package.json
\n
Commit and push
\n
Tag the repo git tag 'v0.0.11' and git push --tags
\n
Package the app yarn package
\n
Run the packaged version in dist/win-unpacked and make sure it runs
\n
Deploy the new version yarn deploy
\n
Merge master back into staging
\n
\n
❤ OBS Developers
\n
At its core, Streamlabs OBS is powered by the OBS\nengine. We want to thank all of the developers over at the OBS project for\ntheir years of tireless hard work, without which Streamlabs OBS wouldn't exist today.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Streamlabs OBS
\n
\n
Simple, powerful, and efficient live streaming software built on Electron and OBS.
\n
\n
This application currently only supports 64-bit Windows.
\n
Dependencies
\n
Node.js
\n
Node is required for installing npm packages and for running\nvarious scripts. We recommend the current LTS release, 8.x.x:
In order to ensure you are using the correct version of each\nnode module, you should use the yarn package manager.\nInstallation instructions can be found here:
Only authorized team members have permission to release new versions.\nIf you need help setting up your environment for release, you can ask\nsomeone on the team for help.
\n
If your environment is properly set up, you can use the automated\nrelease script to push out a new release.
\n
Simply run:
\n
yarn release\n
\n
and follow the instructions.
\n
Legacy Release Checklist
\n
NOTE: This checklist is deprecated, and is only kept here in case\nthe automated deploy script isn't working and we need to do a\nmanual deploy.
\n
\n
Merge staging into master - DO NOT \"Squash & Merge\", just do a regular merge
\n
Check out master
\n
If submodules are out of date git submodule update --init --recursive
\n
Remove node modules rm -rf node_modules
\n
Install fresh packages yarn install
\n
Install node-obs with latest plugins yarn install-node-obs
\n
Compile assets yarn compile
\n
Run the test suite yarn test
\n
Change the version in package.json
\n
Commit and push
\n
Tag the repo git tag 'v0.0.11' and git push --tags
\n
Package the app yarn package
\n
Run the packaged version in dist/win-unpacked and make sure it runs
\n
Deploy the new version yarn deploy
\n
Merge master back into staging
\n
\n
❤ OBS Developers
\n
At its core, Streamlabs OBS is powered by the OBS\nengine. We want to thank all of the developers over at the OBS project for\ntheir years of tireless hard work, without which Streamlabs OBS wouldn't exist today.
Important: As of June 2019, Freedom of the Press Foundation has discontinued its work on the Sunder project.\nFor actively maintained implementations of Shamir's Secret Sharing, consider using Mozilla SOPS\nor Hashicorp Vault.
You will need Node and NPM. We use Node LTS for Sunder development, most recently Node v8.9.4 and NPM v5.6.0. Prior versions of Node and NPM may also work, but we are not trying to maintain compatability with them at this time.
\n
To perform secret splitting and recovery, Sunder depends on rusty-secrets, a native module written in Rust.
\n
This package requires a stable version of the Rust toolchain. Please see the Rust documentation for installation instructions.
For development use npm run dev. This does two things: it starts an electron instance with development features enabled, and it starts a webpack dev server. The dev server is to enable 'hot module reloading', which means that changes to the source on your file system will be reflected in the running application code in real time.
\n
If you get an error from node-gyp during npm install, note that it expects python to resolve to Python 2.x.
\n
Testing
\n
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To run the unit tests: make test-unit
\n
For development you might enjoy the continuously updating tests: npm run test-watch
\n
The end-to-end integration suite can be run with make test-e2e.\nNote that this runs agains built code, so npm run build-app will run beforehand.
\n
To run all tests, use make test. Again, npm run build-app will run before the integration tests.
\n
\n
Building
\n
Linux
\n
Linux packages are built in a docker container, so they can be\nbuilt on either Linux or Mac OS X. You will need to install the following\nprerequisites for the build environment:
Once you have the prerequisites installed, you should be able to
\n
make build-deb\n
\n
Packages will be found in dist/.
\n
OS X
\n
To package up the app for your current platform (e.g. OS X):
\n
make build-dmg\n
\n
Note that this will run build-app so there's no need to run that beforehand.
\n
Packages will be stored in dist/<platform>.
\n
Code Signing
\n
Code signing is handled automatically by the electron-builder package. All you should need to do is add the signing identity through xcode, and electron-builder will discover it automatically. See Apple documentation and electron-builder documentation for more info.
\n
Documentation
\n
Editing the docs
\n
Install the requirements (use of virtualenv is highly recommended), then\npull up a live reload interface for editing:
\n
pip install -r requirements.txt\nmake docs\n
\n
Linting the docs
\n
You can check for common syntax and formatting errors in the documentation\nwithout pushing to CI:
\n
make docs-lint\n
\n
The linting process will rebuild all local assets from scratch, so it cannot\nbe used at the same time as make docs.
Important: As of June 2019, Freedom of the Press Foundation has discontinued its work on the Sunder project.\nFor actively maintained implementations of Shamir's Secret Sharing, consider using Mozilla SOPS\nor Hashicorp Vault.
You will need Node and NPM. We use Node LTS for Sunder development, most recently Node v8.9.4 and NPM v5.6.0. Prior versions of Node and NPM may also work, but we are not trying to maintain compatability with them at this time.
\n
To perform secret splitting and recovery, Sunder depends on rusty-secrets, a native module written in Rust.
\n
This package requires a stable version of the Rust toolchain. Please see the Rust documentation for installation instructions.
For development use npm run dev. This does two things: it starts an electron instance with development features enabled, and it starts a webpack dev server. The dev server is to enable 'hot module reloading', which means that changes to the source on your file system will be reflected in the running application code in real time.
\n
If you get an error from node-gyp during npm install, note that it expects python to resolve to Python 2.x.
\n
Testing
\n
\n
To run the unit tests: make test-unit
\n
For development you might enjoy the continuously updating tests: npm run test-watch
\n
The end-to-end integration suite can be run with make test-e2e.\nNote that this runs agains built code, so npm run build-app will run beforehand.
\n
To run all tests, use make test. Again, npm run build-app will run before the integration tests.
\n
\n
Building
\n
Linux
\n
Linux packages are built in a docker container, so they can be\nbuilt on either Linux or Mac OS X. You will need to install the following\nprerequisites for the build environment:
Once you have the prerequisites installed, you should be able to
\n
make build-deb\n
\n
Packages will be found in dist/.
\n
OS X
\n
To package up the app for your current platform (e.g. OS X):
\n
make build-dmg\n
\n
Note that this will run build-app so there's no need to run that beforehand.
\n
Packages will be stored in dist/<platform>.
\n
Code Signing
\n
Code signing is handled automatically by the electron-builder package. All you should need to do is add the signing identity through xcode, and electron-builder will discover it automatically. See Apple documentation and electron-builder documentation for more info.
\n
Documentation
\n
Editing the docs
\n
Install the requirements (use of virtualenv is highly recommended), then\npull up a live reload interface for editing:
\n
pip install -r requirements.txt\nmake docs\n
\n
Linting the docs
\n
You can check for common syntax and formatting errors in the documentation\nwithout pushing to CI:
\n
make docs-lint\n
\n
The linting process will rebuild all local assets from scratch, so it cannot\nbe used at the same time as make docs.
A cool app to study with markdown.\nTurns your Markdown-Summaries to Flashcard.
\n
\n
Example (Card-Title header-level is choosable):
\n
#Example\n###Use Markdown\n**Bold***Italic* and [link](github.com)\n###Use Tables\n| 1 | first step |\n| ---- | ----------- |\n| 2 | second step |\n| 3 | third step |\n###*Math!!* e.g. What is f(x)?\n$y = \\frac{27}{4}$
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/jotron/StudyMD.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd StudyMD\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn start
A cool app to study with markdown.\nTurns your Markdown-Summaries to Flashcard.
\n
\n
Example (Card-Title header-level is choosable):
\n
#Example\n###Use Markdown\n**Bold***Italic* and [link](github.com)\n###Use Tables\n| 1 | first step |\n| ---- | ----------- |\n| 2 | second step |\n| 3 | third step |\n###*Math!!* e.g. What is f(x)?\n$y = \\frac{27}{4}$
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/jotron/StudyMD.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd StudyMD\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn start
Organize your daily tasks at one place while making time tracking a lot less annoying. Super Productivity is a ToDo List / Time Tracker / Personal Jira Task Manager for Linux, MacOS and Windows aimed at reducing the time you spend with repetitive tasks and to provide you with a place to collect all the information you need to do your job.
Plan, track & summarize. Create time sheets and work summaries in a breeze to easily export them to your companies time tracking system.
\n
Integrate with Jira, Github and Gitlab. Auto import tasks assigned to you, plan the details locally, automatically create worklogs and get notified right away, when something changes.
\n
Organize your project's data. Create notes, attach files or create bookmarks for links, files and even commands and have it all out of the way, once you're ready for the weekend.
\n
Helps you to establish healthy habits. A break timer reminds to you, when it's time to step away. You also can collect personal metrics for yourself to see, which of your work routines need adjustments.
\n
Stuck and procrastinating? No problem! Super Productivity's anti procrastination feature helps you to reconsider your options and a pomodoro timer is also always at hand.
\n
Super Productivity does NOT collect any data and there are no user accounts or registration. It's free and open source and always will be.
Check out the It is a little bit more limited: Time tracking only works if the app is open and idle time tracking is disabled if the chrome extension is not installed.
\n
If you want the Jira Integration and idle time tracking to work you have also to download and install the Super Productivity Chrome Extension.
Spread the word: More users means more possible people testing and contributing to the app which in turn means better stability and possibly more and better features. You can vote for Super Productivity on Product Hunt, Softpedia or on AlternativeTo, you can tweet about it, share it on LinkedIn or reddit. Every little bit helps !
Contribute: You don't have to be programmer to help. Some of the icons really need improvement and many of the translations could use some love.
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\n\n
Pull Requests
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Pull requests are of course very welcome! Please make sure that you're following the angular commit guidelines and to also include the issue number in your commit message, if you're fixing a particular issue (e.g.: feat: add nice feature with the number #31).
\n
Running the development server
\n
To run the development server you need to have node installed at least in the version 10. Go to https://nodejs.org for installation instructions.
cd super-productivity\nnpm install\nnpm install -g @angular/cli\n
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Run the dev server
\n
ng serve\n
\n
Afterwards you can open http://localhost:4200 in your browser. For most adjustments this should be enough and also enables you to use the redux dev tools.
\n
If you want to run the app standalone do the following:
\n
ng serve\n\n# in a new console tab\nnpm start\n
\n
Packaging the app
\n
Packaging the app is done via electron-builder. To start packaging run yarn dist. If you want to add new platforms and experiment with the build options the easiest way to do so is manipulating the build property in the package.json, but you can also use the command line interface of electron builder.
\n
Setup WebDAV Syncing
\n
When starting the app via the command line the path to where emergency backups are saved is printed out to the command line. Just take away the /backup sub folder from the path and use the remaining path to sync via the cloud.
\n
Using a custom folder to save user data
\n
You can specify a custom folder for saving your data by starting the application with the --user-data-dir parameter like so:
Organize your daily tasks at one place while making time tracking a lot less annoying. Super Productivity is a ToDo List / Time Tracker / Personal Jira Task Manager for Linux, MacOS and Windows aimed at reducing the time you spend with repetitive tasks and to provide you with a place to collect all the information you need to do your job.
Plan, track & summarize. Create time sheets and work summaries in a breeze to easily export them to your companies time tracking system.
\n
Integrate with Jira, Github and Gitlab. Auto import tasks assigned to you, plan the details locally, automatically create worklogs and get notified right away, when something changes.
\n
Organize your project's data. Create notes, attach files or create bookmarks for links, files and even commands and have it all out of the way, once you're ready for the weekend.
\n
Helps you to establish healthy habits. A break timer reminds to you, when it's time to step away. You also can collect personal metrics for yourself to see, which of your work routines need adjustments.
\n
Stuck and procrastinating? No problem! Super Productivity's anti procrastination feature helps you to reconsider your options and a pomodoro timer is also always at hand.
\n
Super Productivity does NOT collect any data and there are no user accounts or registration. It's free and open source and always will be.
Check out the It is a little bit more limited: Time tracking only works if the app is open and idle time tracking is disabled if the chrome extension is not installed.
\n
If you want the Jira Integration and idle time tracking to work you have also to download and install the Super Productivity Chrome Extension.
Spread the word: More users means more possible people testing and contributing to the app which in turn means better stability and possibly more and better features. You can vote for Super Productivity on Product Hunt, Softpedia or on AlternativeTo, you can tweet about it, share it on LinkedIn or reddit. Every little bit helps !
Contribute: You don't have to be programmer to help. Some of the icons really need improvement and many of the translations could use some love.
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Pull Requests
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Pull requests are of course very welcome! Please make sure that you're following the angular commit guidelines and to also include the issue number in your commit message, if you're fixing a particular issue (e.g.: feat: add nice feature with the number #31).
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Running the development server
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To run the development server you need to have node installed at least in the version 10. Go to https://nodejs.org for installation instructions.
cd super-productivity\nnpm install\nnpm install -g @angular/cli\n
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Run the dev server
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ng serve\n
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Afterwards you can open http://localhost:4200 in your browser. For most adjustments this should be enough and also enables you to use the redux dev tools.
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If you want to run the app standalone do the following:
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ng serve\n\n# in a new console tab\nnpm start\n
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Packaging the app
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Packaging the app is done via electron-builder. To start packaging run yarn dist. If you want to add new platforms and experiment with the build options the easiest way to do so is manipulating the build property in the package.json, but you can also use the command line interface of electron builder.
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Setup WebDAV Syncing
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When starting the app via the command line the path to where emergency backups are saved is printed out to the command line. Just take away the /backup sub folder from the path and use the remaining path to sync via the cloud.
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Using a custom folder to save user data
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You can specify a custom folder for saving your data by starting the application with the --user-data-dir parameter like so:
A simple yet quick application that let's you download missing subtitles of your movie files with just a drag and drop.
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Features
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Filename independent \nSubGenesis uses the file hash of the video file instead of the filename to request the SubDB API. No matter what you name the video file, SubGenesis will fetch the right subtitle for you.
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Multi Platform \nAs of now SubGenesis runs on Windows and MacOS. Future builds for Linux, Android and iOS can be expected.
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Totally Free \nSubGenesis is free, and will always be. Yeah, no ads
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Installation
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Download the latest binary for your platform from the releases page.
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To-do List
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Batch files processing
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Auto process folders
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Reduced filesize
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Download Subtitles Like a Boss!
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A simple yet quick application that let's you download missing subtitles of your movie files with just a drag and drop.
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Features
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Filename independent \nSubGenesis uses the file hash of the video file instead of the filename to request the SubDB API. No matter what you name the video file, SubGenesis will fetch the right subtitle for you.
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Multi Platform \nAs of now SubGenesis runs on Windows and MacOS. Future builds for Linux, Android and iOS can be expected.
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Totally Free \nSubGenesis is free, and will always be. Yeah, no ads
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Installation
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Download the latest binary for your platform from the releases page.
A simple yet quick application that let's you download missing subtitles of your movie files with just a drag and drop.
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Features
\n
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Filename independent \nSubGenesis uses the file hash of the video file instead of the filename to request the SubDB API. No matter what you name the video file, SubGenesis will fetch the right subtitle for you.
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Multi Platform \nAs of now SubGenesis runs on Windows and MacOS. Future builds for Linux, Android and iOS can be expected.
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Totally Free \nSubGenesis is free, and will always be. Yeah, no ads
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Installation
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Download the latest binary for your platform from the releases page.
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To-do List
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Batch files processing
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Auto process folders
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Reduced filesize
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Download Subtitles Like a Boss!
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A simple yet quick application that let's you download missing subtitles of your movie files with just a drag and drop.
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Features
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Filename independent \nSubGenesis uses the file hash of the video file instead of the filename to request the SubDB API. No matter what you name the video file, SubGenesis will fetch the right subtitle for you.
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Multi Platform \nAs of now SubGenesis runs on Windows and MacOS. Future builds for Linux, Android and iOS can be expected.
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Totally Free \nSubGenesis is free, and will always be. Yeah, no ads
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Installation
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Download the latest binary for your platform from the releases page.
Subordination is a desktop application for translating and editing subtitles. Currently only SRT format is supported.
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Building from source
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Subordination is an Electron app. It's written in JavaScript with extensive use of Vue.js, Vuex and highly customised version of Photon. Note that you need to have npm and git installed on you machine. First get the source code:
Now install the dependencies for development and runtime. Note that the webchimera.js package may fail to install. It's a native module and npm will try to compile it from source, but it's not necessary, because Subordination loads its binary version separately. Just ignore all errors related to it.
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Also note that Subordination uses a project structure with two package.json files. See more for details.
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cd app\nnpm run prepare\ncd ..\nnpm install
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Now you can build and launch a debug version:
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npm run build-dev\nnpm start
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Or you can try to build a full-fledged binary. All the executables are stored inside the installers folder.
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npm run build-release\nnpm run dist:osx\nnpm run dist:win
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A Linux version
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Currently Subordination is available only on Mac and Windows. The author doesn't use Linux on desktop and can't create anything decent for it. But there is no fundamental problem with it. All the components used in Subordinations can be run on Linux as well. If you want to contribute, please let me know, I'd gladly accept your pull requests.
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Subordination
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Subordination is a desktop application for translating and editing subtitles. Currently only SRT format is supported.
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Building from source
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Subordination is an Electron app. It's written in JavaScript with extensive use of Vue.js, Vuex and highly customised version of Photon. Note that you need to have npm and git installed on you machine. First get the source code:
Now install the dependencies for development and runtime. Note that the webchimera.js package may fail to install. It's a native module and npm will try to compile it from source, but it's not necessary, because Subordination loads its binary version separately. Just ignore all errors related to it.
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Also note that Subordination uses a project structure with two package.json files. See more for details.
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cd app\nnpm run prepare\ncd ..\nnpm install
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Now you can build and launch a debug version:
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npm run build-dev\nnpm start
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Or you can try to build a full-fledged binary. All the executables are stored inside the installers folder.
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npm run build-release\nnpm run dist:osx\nnpm run dist:win
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A Linux version
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Currently Subordination is available only on Mac and Windows. The author doesn't use Linux on desktop and can't create anything decent for it. But there is no fundamental problem with it. All the components used in Subordinations can be run on Linux as well. If you want to contribute, please let me know, I'd gladly accept your pull requests.
Subordination is a desktop application for translating and editing subtitles. Currently only SRT format is supported.
\n
Building from source
\n
Subordination is an Electron app. It's written in JavaScript with extensive use of Vue.js, Vuex and highly customised version of Photon. Note that you need to have npm and git installed on you machine. First get the source code:
Now install the dependencies for development and runtime. Note that the webchimera.js package may fail to install. It's a native module and npm will try to compile it from source, but it's not necessary, because Subordination loads its binary version separately. Just ignore all errors related to it.
\n
Also note that Subordination uses a project structure with two package.json files. See more for details.
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cd app\nnpm run prepare\ncd ..\nnpm install
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Now you can build and launch a debug version:
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npm run build-dev\nnpm start
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Or you can try to build a full-fledged binary. All the executables are stored inside the installers folder.
\n
npm run build-release\nnpm run dist:osx\nnpm run dist:win
\n
A Linux version
\n
Currently Subordination is available only on Mac and Windows. The author doesn't use Linux on desktop and can't create anything decent for it. But there is no fundamental problem with it. All the components used in Subordinations can be run on Linux as well. If you want to contribute, please let me know, I'd gladly accept your pull requests.
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",
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Subordination
\n
Subordination is a desktop application for translating and editing subtitles. Currently only SRT format is supported.
\n
Building from source
\n
Subordination is an Electron app. It's written in JavaScript with extensive use of Vue.js, Vuex and highly customised version of Photon. Note that you need to have npm and git installed on you machine. First get the source code:
Now install the dependencies for development and runtime. Note that the webchimera.js package may fail to install. It's a native module and npm will try to compile it from source, but it's not necessary, because Subordination loads its binary version separately. Just ignore all errors related to it.
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Also note that Subordination uses a project structure with two package.json files. See more for details.
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cd app\nnpm run prepare\ncd ..\nnpm install
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Now you can build and launch a debug version:
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npm run build-dev\nnpm start
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Or you can try to build a full-fledged binary. All the executables are stored inside the installers folder.
\n
npm run build-release\nnpm run dist:osx\nnpm run dist:win
\n
A Linux version
\n
Currently Subordination is available only on Mac and Windows. The author doesn't use Linux on desktop and can't create anything decent for it. But there is no fundamental problem with it. All the components used in Subordinations can be run on Linux as well. If you want to contribute, please let me know, I'd gladly accept your pull requests.
Organize your daily tasks at one place while making time tracking a lot less annoying. Super Productivity is a ToDo List / Time Tracker / Personal Jira Task Manager for Linux, MacOS and Windows aimed at reducing the time you spend with repetitive tasks and to provide you with a place to collect all the information you need to do your job.
Plan, track & summarize. Create time sheets and work summaries in a breeze to easily export them to your companies time tracking system.
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Integrate with Jira and Github. Auto import tasks assigned to you, plan the details locally, automatically create worklogs and get notified right away, when something changes.
\n
Organize your project's data. Create notes, attach files or create bookmarks for links, files and even commands and have it all out of the way, once you're ready for the weekend.
\n
Helps you to establish healthy habits. A break timer reminds to you, when it's time to step away. You also can collect personal metrics for yourself to see, which of your work routines need adjustments.
\n
Stuck and procrastinating? No problem! Super Productivity's anti procrastination feature helps you to reconsider your options and a pomodoro timer is also always at hand.
\n
Super Productivity does NOT collect any data and there are no user accounts or registration. It's free and open source and always will be.
Check out the It is a little bit more limited: Time tracking only works if the app is open and idle time tracking is disabled if the chrome extension is not installed.
\n
If you want the Jira Integration and idle time tracking to work you have also to download and install the Super Productivity Chrome Extension.
When starting the app via the command line the path to where emergency backups are saved is printed out to the command line. Just take away the /backup sub folder from the path and use the remaining path to sync via the cloud.
\n
♥️ Contributing
\n
There are several ways to help. Publishing a bug or a feature request is a good first step. Also making it more popular by posting it on social media etc. is great, because it means more users, which in turn leads to more people testing the app and also more people contributing code.
\n
Pull requests are of course also very welcome. Please make sure that you're following the angular commit guidelines and to also include the issue number in your commit message, if you're fixing a particular issue (e.g.: feat: add nice feature with the number #31).
\n
Running the development server
\n
To run the development server you need to have node installed at least in the version 10. Go to https://nodejs.org for installation instructions.
cd super-productivity\nnpm install\nnpm install -g @angular/cli\n
\n
Run the dev server
\n
ng serve\n
\n
Afterwards you can open http://localhost:4200 in your browser. For most adjustments this should be enough and also enables you to use the redux dev tools.
\n
If you want to run the app standalone do the following:
\n
ng serve\n\n# in a new console tab\nnpm start\n
\n
Packaging the app
\n
Packaging the app is done via electron-builder. To start packaging run yarn dist. If you want to add new platforms and experiment with the build options the easiest way to do so is manipulating the build property in the package.json, but you can also use the command line interface of electron builder.
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💖 Contributors ✨
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Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
Organize your daily tasks at one place while making time tracking a lot less annoying. Super Productivity is a ToDo List / Time Tracker / Personal Jira Task Manager for Linux, MacOS and Windows aimed at reducing the time you spend with repetitive tasks and to provide you with a place to collect all the information you need to do your job.
Plan, track & summarize. Create time sheets and work summaries in a breeze to easily export them to your companies time tracking system.
\n
Integrate with Jira and Github. Auto import tasks assigned to you, plan the details locally, automatically create worklogs and get notified right away, when something changes.
\n
Organize your project's data. Create notes, attach files or create bookmarks for links, files and even commands and have it all out of the way, once you're ready for the weekend.
\n
Helps you to establish healthy habits. A break timer reminds to you, when it's time to step away. You also can collect personal metrics for yourself to see, which of your work routines need adjustments.
\n
Stuck and procrastinating? No problem! Super Productivity's anti procrastination feature helps you to reconsider your options and a pomodoro timer is also always at hand.
\n
Super Productivity does NOT collect any data and there are no user accounts or registration. It's free and open source and always will be.
Check out the It is a little bit more limited: Time tracking only works if the app is open and idle time tracking is disabled if the chrome extension is not installed.
\n
If you want the Jira Integration and idle time tracking to work you have also to download and install the Super Productivity Chrome Extension.
When starting the app via the command line the path to where emergency backups are saved is printed out to the command line. Just take away the /backup sub folder from the path and use the remaining path to sync via the cloud.
\n
♥️ Contributing
\n
There are several ways to help. Publishing a bug or a feature request is a good first step. Also making it more popular by posting it on social media etc. is great, because it means more users, which in turn leads to more people testing the app and also more people contributing code.
\n
Pull requests are of course also very welcome. Please make sure that you're following the angular commit guidelines and to also include the issue number in your commit message, if you're fixing a particular issue (e.g.: feat: add nice feature with the number #31).
\n
Running the development server
\n
To run the development server you need to have node installed at least in the version 10. Go to https://nodejs.org for installation instructions.
cd super-productivity\nnpm install\nnpm install -g @angular/cli\n
\n
Run the dev server
\n
ng serve\n
\n
Afterwards you can open http://localhost:4200 in your browser. For most adjustments this should be enough and also enables you to use the redux dev tools.
\n
If you want to run the app standalone do the following:
\n
ng serve\n\n# in a new console tab\nnpm start\n
\n
Packaging the app
\n
Packaging the app is done via electron-builder. To start packaging run yarn dist. If you want to add new platforms and experiment with the build options the easiest way to do so is manipulating the build property in the package.json, but you can also use the command line interface of electron builder.
\n
💖 Contributors ✨
\n
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
Important: As of June 2019, Freedom of the Press Foundation has discontinued its work on the Sunder project.\nFor actively maintained implementations of Shamir's Secret Sharing, consider using Mozilla SOPS\nor Hashicorp Vault.
You will need Node and NPM. We use Node LTS for Sunder development, most recently Node v8.9.4 and NPM v5.6.0. Prior versions of Node and NPM may also work, but we are not trying to maintain compatability with them at this time.
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To perform secret splitting and recovery, Sunder depends on rusty-secrets, a native module written in Rust.
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This package requires a stable version of the Rust toolchain. Please see the Rust documentation for installation instructions.
For development use npm run dev. This does two things: it starts an electron instance with development features enabled, and it starts a webpack dev server. The dev server is to enable 'hot module reloading', which means that changes to the source on your file system will be reflected in the running application code in real time.
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If you get an error from node-gyp during npm install, note that it expects python to resolve to Python 2.x.
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Testing
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To run the unit tests: make test-unit
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For development you might enjoy the continuously updating tests: npm run test-watch
\n
The end-to-end integration suite can be run with make test-e2e.\nNote that this runs agains built code, so npm run build-app will run beforehand.
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To run all tests, use make test. Again, npm run build-app will run before the integration tests.
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Building
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Linux
\n
Linux packages are built in a docker container, so they can be\nbuilt on either Linux or Mac OS X. You will need to install the following\nprerequisites for the build environment:
Once you have the prerequisites installed, you should be able to
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make build-deb\n
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Packages will be found in dist/.
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OS X
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To package up the app for your current platform (e.g. OS X):
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make build-dmg\n
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Note that this will run build-app so there's no need to run that beforehand.
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Packages will be stored in dist/<platform>.
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Code Signing
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Code signing is handled automatically by the electron-builder package. All you should need to do is add the signing identity through xcode, and electron-builder will discover it automatically. See Apple documentation and electron-builder documentation for more info.
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Documentation
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Editing the docs
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Install the requirements (use of virtualenv is highly recommended), then\npull up a live reload interface for editing:
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pip install -r requirements.txt\nmake docs\n
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Linting the docs
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You can check for common syntax and formatting errors in the documentation\nwithout pushing to CI:
\n
make docs-lint\n
\n
The linting process will rebuild all local assets from scratch, so it cannot\nbe used at the same time as make docs.
Important: As of June 2019, Freedom of the Press Foundation has discontinued its work on the Sunder project.\nFor actively maintained implementations of Shamir's Secret Sharing, consider using Mozilla SOPS\nor Hashicorp Vault.
You will need Node and NPM. We use Node LTS for Sunder development, most recently Node v8.9.4 and NPM v5.6.0. Prior versions of Node and NPM may also work, but we are not trying to maintain compatability with them at this time.
\n
To perform secret splitting and recovery, Sunder depends on rusty-secrets, a native module written in Rust.
\n
This package requires a stable version of the Rust toolchain. Please see the Rust documentation for installation instructions.
For development use npm run dev. This does two things: it starts an electron instance with development features enabled, and it starts a webpack dev server. The dev server is to enable 'hot module reloading', which means that changes to the source on your file system will be reflected in the running application code in real time.
\n
If you get an error from node-gyp during npm install, note that it expects python to resolve to Python 2.x.
\n
Testing
\n
\n
To run the unit tests: make test-unit
\n
For development you might enjoy the continuously updating tests: npm run test-watch
\n
The end-to-end integration suite can be run with make test-e2e.\nNote that this runs agains built code, so npm run build-app will run beforehand.
\n
To run all tests, use make test. Again, npm run build-app will run before the integration tests.
\n
\n
Building
\n
Linux
\n
Linux packages are built in a docker container, so they can be\nbuilt on either Linux or Mac OS X. You will need to install the following\nprerequisites for the build environment:
Once you have the prerequisites installed, you should be able to
\n
make build-deb\n
\n
Packages will be found in dist/.
\n
OS X
\n
To package up the app for your current platform (e.g. OS X):
\n
make build-dmg\n
\n
Note that this will run build-app so there's no need to run that beforehand.
\n
Packages will be stored in dist/<platform>.
\n
Code Signing
\n
Code signing is handled automatically by the electron-builder package. All you should need to do is add the signing identity through xcode, and electron-builder will discover it automatically. See Apple documentation and electron-builder documentation for more info.
\n
Documentation
\n
Editing the docs
\n
Install the requirements (use of virtualenv is highly recommended), then\npull up a live reload interface for editing:
\n
pip install -r requirements.txt\nmake docs\n
\n
Linting the docs
\n
You can check for common syntax and formatting errors in the documentation\nwithout pushing to CI:
\n
make docs-lint\n
\n
The linting process will rebuild all local assets from scratch, so it cannot\nbe used at the same time as make docs.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Switch, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful. Switch is under development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request.
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Running
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Before running Switch in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Switch, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful. Switch is under development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request.
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Running
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Before running Switch in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
SwitchHosts! stores data at ~/.SwitchHosts (Or folder .SwitchHosts under the current user's home path on Windows), the ~/.SwitchHosts/data.json contains data, while the ~/.SwitchHosts/preferences.json contains preferences info.
Go to the ./ folder, run npm run make . The packaged files will be in the ./dist folder.
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This command may take several minutes to finish when you run it the first time, as it needs time to download dependent files. You can download the dependencies manually here, or Taobao mirror, then save the files to ~/.electron. You can check the Electron Docs for more infomation.
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# pack\nnpm run make # the packed files will be in ./dist\n\n# or \nnpm run build-and-make
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Copyright
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SwitchHosts! is a free and open source software, it is released under the MIT license.
SwitchHosts! stores data at ~/.SwitchHosts (Or folder .SwitchHosts under the current user's home path on Windows), the ~/.SwitchHosts/data.json contains data, while the ~/.SwitchHosts/preferences.json contains preferences info.
Go to the ./ folder, run npm run make . The packaged files will be in the ./dist folder.
\n
\n
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This command may take several minutes to finish when you run it the first time, as it needs time to download dependent files. You can download the dependencies manually here, or Taobao mirror, then save the files to ~/.electron. You can check the Electron Docs for more infomation.
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# pack\nnpm run make # the packed files will be in ./dist\n\n# or \nnpm run build-and-make
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Copyright
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SwitchHosts! is a free and open source software, it is released under the MIT license.
SwitchHosts! stores data at ~/.SwitchHosts (Or folder .SwitchHosts under the current user's home path on Windows), the ~/.SwitchHosts/data.json contains data, while the ~/.SwitchHosts/preferences.json contains preferences info.
Go to the ./ folder, run npm run make . The packaged files will be in the ./dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
This command may take several minutes to finish when you run it the first time, as it needs time to download dependent files. You can download the dependencies manually here, or Taobao mirror, then save the files to ~/.electron. You can check the Electron Docs for more infomation.
\n
# pack\nnpm run make # the packed files will be in ./dist\n\n# or \nnpm run build-and-make
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Copyright
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SwitchHosts! is a free and open source software, it is released under the MIT license.
SwitchHosts! stores data at ~/.SwitchHosts (Or folder .SwitchHosts under the current user's home path on Windows), the ~/.SwitchHosts/data.json contains data, while the ~/.SwitchHosts/preferences.json contains preferences info.
Go to the ./ folder, run npm run make . The packaged files will be in the ./dist folder.
\n
\n
\n
This command may take several minutes to finish when you run it the first time, as it needs time to download dependent files. You can download the dependencies manually here, or Taobao mirror, then save the files to ~/.electron. You can check the Electron Docs for more infomation.
\n
# pack\nnpm run make # the packed files will be in ./dist\n\n# or \nnpm run build-and-make
\n
\n
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Copyright
\n
SwitchHosts! is a free and open source software, it is released under the MIT license.
SymphonyElectron is a desktop client of the Symphony Communication Platform built for macOS, Windows 10 and Windows 7. We've built this using the popular electron framework to support cross platform desktop apps loaded in a chromium container
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
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Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
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Create a new Pull Request
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NOTE: Commits and pull requests to FINOS repositories will only be accepted from those contributors with an active, executed Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA) with FINOS OR who are covered under an existing and active Corporate Contribution License Agreement (CCLA) executed with FINOS. Commits from individuals not covered under an ICLA or CCLA will be flagged and blocked by the FINOS Clabot tool. Please note that some CCLAs require individuals/employees to be explicitly named on the CCLA.
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Need an ICLA? Unsure if you are covered under an existing CCLA? Email help@finos.org
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Project Goals:
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Our goal is to improve the performance and development agility of Symphony's desktop wrapper and build a path to support other wrappers by:
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Standardizing the JS to native interfaces
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Standardizing the app to app interfaces (current embedding API)
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Provide an open and free reference implementation that anyone can contribute to, modify, and make derivative works.
The code in this repository is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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Copyright 2019 Symphony LLC
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SymphonyElectron
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About:
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SymphonyElectron is a desktop client of the Symphony Communication Platform built for macOS, Windows 10 and Windows 7. We've built this using the popular electron framework to support cross platform desktop apps loaded in a chromium container
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
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Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
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Create a new Pull Request
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NOTE: Commits and pull requests to FINOS repositories will only be accepted from those contributors with an active, executed Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA) with FINOS OR who are covered under an existing and active Corporate Contribution License Agreement (CCLA) executed with FINOS. Commits from individuals not covered under an ICLA or CCLA will be flagged and blocked by the FINOS Clabot tool. Please note that some CCLAs require individuals/employees to be explicitly named on the CCLA.
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Need an ICLA? Unsure if you are covered under an existing CCLA? Email help@finos.org
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Project Goals:
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Our goal is to improve the performance and development agility of Symphony's desktop wrapper and build a path to support other wrappers by:
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Standardizing the JS to native interfaces
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Standardizing the app to app interfaces (current embedding API)
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Provide an open and free reference implementation that anyone can contribute to, modify, and make derivative works.
SymphonyElectron is a desktop client of the Symphony Communication Platform built for macOS, Windows 10 and Windows 7. We've built this using the popular electron framework to support cross platform desktop apps loaded in a chromium container
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
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Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
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Create a new Pull Request
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NOTE: Commits and pull requests to FINOS repositories will only be accepted from those contributors with an active, executed Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA) with FINOS OR who are covered under an existing and active Corporate Contribution License Agreement (CCLA) executed with FINOS. Commits from individuals not covered under an ICLA or CCLA will be flagged and blocked by the FINOS Clabot tool. Please note that some CCLAs require individuals/employees to be explicitly named on the CCLA.
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Need an ICLA? Unsure if you are covered under an existing CCLA? Email help@finos.org
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Project Goals:
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Our goal is to improve the performance and development agility of Symphony's desktop wrapper and build a path to support other wrappers by:
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Standardizing the JS to native interfaces
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Standardizing the app to app interfaces (current embedding API)
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Provide an open and free reference implementation that anyone can contribute to, modify, and make derivative works.
The code in this repository is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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Copyright 2019 Symphony LLC
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SymphonyElectron
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About:
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SymphonyElectron is a desktop client of the Symphony Communication Platform built for macOS, Windows 10 and Windows 7. We've built this using the popular electron framework to support cross platform desktop apps loaded in a chromium container
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
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Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
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Create a new Pull Request
\n\n
NOTE: Commits and pull requests to FINOS repositories will only be accepted from those contributors with an active, executed Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA) with FINOS OR who are covered under an existing and active Corporate Contribution License Agreement (CCLA) executed with FINOS. Commits from individuals not covered under an ICLA or CCLA will be flagged and blocked by the FINOS Clabot tool. Please note that some CCLAs require individuals/employees to be explicitly named on the CCLA.
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Need an ICLA? Unsure if you are covered under an existing CCLA? Email help@finos.org
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Project Goals:
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Our goal is to improve the performance and development agility of Symphony's desktop wrapper and build a path to support other wrappers by:
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Standardizing the JS to native interfaces
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Standardizing the app to app interfaces (current embedding API)
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Provide an open and free reference implementation that anyone can contribute to, modify, and make derivative works.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Switch, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful. Switch is under development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request.
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Running
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Before running Switch in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Switch, feel free to open an issue. I'm open to any suggestions and bug reports would be really helpful. Switch is under development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request.
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Running
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Before running Switch in development mode, please ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
Simple, beautiful timetable application to track your school schedule. You can add tasks, change theme with available dark mode and choose language (english, hungarian, german, spanish).\nMade by me and KDani-99. We used this bootstrap to make it https://github.com/maximegris/angular-electron.
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To use it, just download the latest version from the releases and run it.\nAvailable for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.
Copy the content of en.json to your_language_code.json and translate it.
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Make a fork of the repo, upload your translation and make a pull request or email us with the translation file and we will add it.
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Bug & features
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There could be bugs in the app, so if you think something is wrong, open an issue ticket or email us.\nIf you have any feature request or idea feel free to share with us the same way as you would do with a bug (issue ticker or email).\nEmail address: natixco@outlook.com
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About
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Simple, beautiful timetable application to track your school schedule. You can add tasks, change theme with available dark mode and choose language (english, hungarian, german, spanish).\nMade by me and KDani-99. We used this bootstrap to make it https://github.com/maximegris/angular-electron.
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To use it, just download the latest version from the releases and run it.\nAvailable for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.
Copy the content of en.json to your_language_code.json and translate it.
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Make a fork of the repo, upload your translation and make a pull request or email us with the translation file and we will add it.
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Bug & features
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There could be bugs in the app, so if you think something is wrong, open an issue ticket or email us.\nIf you have any feature request or idea feel free to share with us the same way as you would do with a bug (issue ticker or email).\nEmail address: natixco@outlook.com
Simple, beautiful timetable application to track your school schedule. You can add tasks, change theme with available dark mode and choose language.\nMade by me and KDani-99. We used this bootstrap to make it https://github.com/maximegris/angular-electron.
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To use it, just download the latest version from the releases and run it.\nAvailable for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.
If you think something is broken, open an issue ticket.
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About
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Simple, beautiful timetable application to track your school schedule. You can add tasks, change theme with available dark mode and choose language.\nMade by me and KDani-99. We used this bootstrap to make it https://github.com/maximegris/angular-electron.
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To use it, just download the latest version from the releases and run it.\nAvailable for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.
This project is no longer maintained, and will remain so for the forseeable future.
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Message from the Author
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It has been increasingly difficult to find good chunks of time to maintan this project, so I will no loner be maintaining it for the forseeable future. This will also allow me time to work on other projects I've been interested in. There is still a lot that I want to do with this project, and I hope to revive it at some point in the future.
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About
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Syng is a free, open source, Chinese-To-English and English-To-Chinese Dictionary app that makes it easy to lookup words and phrases quickly. Currently Syng works on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems.
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Name
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Syng is a stylized spelling of cíyīng, the Pinyin for 词应. 词应 has been shorted from 词典应用, literally translating to Dictionary App.
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Features
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Search\n
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Syng allows you to search by Pinyin, English, and Chinese characters (both traditional and simplified)
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Study\n
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Syng makes it easy to study Chinese by creating flash cards out of your saved words and searches.
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Syng also tests you on your knowledge and progress of your Chinese to measure your language development.
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Bookmarks\n
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Syng allows you to save words and searches to your bookmarks, so that you can reference them later, and even create custom vocab lists.
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Reader\n
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Syng lets you read Chinese text from your clipboard or from the web with an easy to use popup dictionary.
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Offline Support\n
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No internet connection required for most features
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Cross-Platform\n
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Mac OS X
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Windows
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Linux
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Prettify Pinyin\n
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Convert pinyin with tone numbers with tone marks
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Convert Characters\n
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Convert between traditional and simplified characters
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Pinyinify\n
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Convert 汉字 into hànzì. Turn characters into pinyin
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Character Stroke Animations\n
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View character stroke order animations to study writing characters
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What's new?
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These are few feature additions and visual changes in v1.4.0. For a full list of changes, see the changelog.
To install Syng on Linux, you can you use the pre-built installation script by copy and pasting the code below into terminal. It's good to be cautious about what you are putting in your terminal, you can read the 64-bit install script here and the 32-bit install script here.
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For 64-bit systems:
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wget -O- https://bit.ly/2weiJxU | bash\n
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For 32-bit systems:
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wget -O- https://bit.ly/2OLXtay | bash\n
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Alternatively, if you aren't comfortable running the pre-built installation script, you can install manually by downloading the 64-bit candidate here and the 32-bit candidate here and then following the installation instructions provided.
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macOS
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To install Syng on macOS, simply download the .dmg file from here and then drag and drop the Syng app into your Applications folder.
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Windows
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To install Syng on Windows, you can download the 64-bit installer from here and the 32-bit installer from here and use it to install Syng.
Data for determining classical / modern characters.
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Used with permission.
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Developers Welcome
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If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can checkout the Roadmap, or feel free to contact me and we can build great software together.
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Contributing / Getting Started
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If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can find a guide to getting started here in the Syng wiki. This guide outlines the development stack, project structure, and how to create a feature branch.
This software is licensed under the GNU Public License 3. The file at app/src/db/cc-cedict.json is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. The files located in the directory at app/src/db/junda are sole property of the author, more information can be found here. The Jun Da dataset is used with permission.
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Syng | 词应
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Dictionary App | 词典应用
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v1.4.0
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Notice
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This project is no longer maintained, and will remain so for the forseeable future.
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Message from the Author
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It has been increasingly difficult to find good chunks of time to maintan this project, so I will no loner be maintaining it for the forseeable future. This will also allow me time to work on other projects I've been interested in. There is still a lot that I want to do with this project, and I hope to revive it at some point in the future.
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About
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Syng is a free, open source, Chinese-To-English and English-To-Chinese Dictionary app that makes it easy to lookup words and phrases quickly. Currently Syng works on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems.
\n
Name
\n
Syng is a stylized spelling of cíyīng, the Pinyin for 词应. 词应 has been shorted from 词典应用, literally translating to Dictionary App.
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Features
\n
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Search\n
\n
Syng allows you to search by Pinyin, English, and Chinese characters (both traditional and simplified)
\n
\n
\n
Study\n
\n
Syng makes it easy to study Chinese by creating flash cards out of your saved words and searches.
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Syng also tests you on your knowledge and progress of your Chinese to measure your language development.
\n
\n
\n
Bookmarks\n
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Syng allows you to save words and searches to your bookmarks, so that you can reference them later, and even create custom vocab lists.
\n
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\n
Reader\n
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Syng lets you read Chinese text from your clipboard or from the web with an easy to use popup dictionary.
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Offline Support\n
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No internet connection required for most features
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Cross-Platform\n
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Mac OS X
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Windows
\n
Linux
\n
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Prettify Pinyin\n
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Convert pinyin with tone numbers with tone marks
\n
\n
\n
Convert Characters\n
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Convert between traditional and simplified characters
\n
\n
\n
Pinyinify\n
\n
Convert 汉字 into hànzì. Turn characters into pinyin
\n
\n
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Character Stroke Animations\n
\n
View character stroke order animations to study writing characters
\n
\n
\n
\n
What's new?
\n
These are few feature additions and visual changes in v1.4.0. For a full list of changes, see the changelog.
To install Syng on Linux, you can you use the pre-built installation script by copy and pasting the code below into terminal. It's good to be cautious about what you are putting in your terminal, you can read the 64-bit install script here and the 32-bit install script here.
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For 64-bit systems:
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wget -O- https://bit.ly/2weiJxU | bash\n
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For 32-bit systems:
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wget -O- https://bit.ly/2OLXtay | bash\n
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Alternatively, if you aren't comfortable running the pre-built installation script, you can install manually by downloading the 64-bit candidate here and the 32-bit candidate here and then following the installation instructions provided.
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macOS
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To install Syng on macOS, simply download the .dmg file from here and then drag and drop the Syng app into your Applications folder.
\n
Windows
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To install Syng on Windows, you can download the 64-bit installer from here and the 32-bit installer from here and use it to install Syng.
Data for determining classical / modern characters.
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Data has been modified from original .xlsx format to JSON.
\n
Used with permission.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Developers Welcome
\n
If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can checkout the Roadmap, or feel free to contact me and we can build great software together.
\n
Contributing / Getting Started
\n
If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can find a guide to getting started here in the Syng wiki. This guide outlines the development stack, project structure, and how to create a feature branch.
This software is licensed under the GNU Public License 3. The file at app/src/db/cc-cedict.json is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. The files located in the directory at app/src/db/junda are sole property of the author, more information can be found here. The Jun Da dataset is used with permission.
This project is no longer maintained, and will remain so for the forseeable future.
\n
Message from the Author
\n
It has been increasingly difficult to find good chunks of time to maintan this project, so I will no loner be maintaining it for the forseeable future. This will also allow me time to work on other projects I've been interested in. There is still a lot that I want to do with this project, and I hope to revive it at some point in the future.
\n\n
About
\n
Syng is a free, open source, Chinese-To-English and English-To-Chinese Dictionary app that makes it easy to lookup words and phrases quickly. Currently Syng works on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems.
\n
Name
\n
Syng is a stylized spelling of cíyīng, the Pinyin for 词应. 词应 has been shorted from 词典应用, literally translating to Dictionary App.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Search\n
\n
Syng allows you to search by Pinyin, English, and Chinese characters (both traditional and simplified)
\n
\n
\n
Study\n
\n
Syng makes it easy to study Chinese by creating flash cards out of your saved words and searches.
\n
Syng also tests you on your knowledge and progress of your Chinese to measure your language development.
\n
\n
\n
Bookmarks\n
\n
Syng allows you to save words and searches to your bookmarks, so that you can reference them later, and even create custom vocab lists.
\n
\n
\n
Reader\n
\n
Syng lets you read Chinese text from your clipboard or from the web with an easy to use popup dictionary.
\n
\n
\n
Offline Support\n
\n
No internet connection required for most features
\n
\n
\n
Cross-Platform\n
\n
Mac OS X
\n
Windows
\n
Linux
\n
\n
\n
Prettify Pinyin\n
\n
Convert pinyin with tone numbers with tone marks
\n
\n
\n
Convert Characters\n
\n
Convert between traditional and simplified characters
\n
\n
\n
Pinyinify\n
\n
Convert 汉字 into hànzì. Turn characters into pinyin
\n
\n
\n
Character Stroke Animations\n
\n
View character stroke order animations to study writing characters
\n
\n
\n
\n
What's new?
\n
These are few feature additions and visual changes in v1.4.0. For a full list of changes, see the changelog.
To install Syng on Linux, you can you use the pre-built installation script by copy and pasting the code below into terminal. It's good to be cautious about what you are putting in your terminal, you can read the 64-bit install script here and the 32-bit install script here.
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For 64-bit systems:
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wget -O- https://bit.ly/2weiJxU | bash\n
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For 32-bit systems:
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wget -O- https://bit.ly/2OLXtay | bash\n
\n
Alternatively, if you aren't comfortable running the pre-built installation script, you can install manually by downloading the 64-bit candidate here and the 32-bit candidate here and then following the installation instructions provided.
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macOS
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To install Syng on macOS, simply download the .dmg file from here and then drag and drop the Syng app into your Applications folder.
\n
Windows
\n
To install Syng on Windows, you can download the 64-bit installer from here and the 32-bit installer from here and use it to install Syng.
Data for determining classical / modern characters.
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Data has been modified from original .xlsx format to JSON.
\n
Used with permission.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Developers Welcome
\n
If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can checkout the Roadmap, or feel free to contact me and we can build great software together.
\n
Contributing / Getting Started
\n
If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can find a guide to getting started here in the Syng wiki. This guide outlines the development stack, project structure, and how to create a feature branch.
This software is licensed under the GNU Public License 3. The file at app/src/db/cc-cedict.json is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. The files located in the directory at app/src/db/junda are sole property of the author, more information can be found here. The Jun Da dataset is used with permission.
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Syng | 词应
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Dictionary App | 词典应用
\n
v1.4.0
\n
\n\n
Notice
\n
This project is no longer maintained, and will remain so for the forseeable future.
\n
Message from the Author
\n
It has been increasingly difficult to find good chunks of time to maintan this project, so I will no loner be maintaining it for the forseeable future. This will also allow me time to work on other projects I've been interested in. There is still a lot that I want to do with this project, and I hope to revive it at some point in the future.
\n\n
About
\n
Syng is a free, open source, Chinese-To-English and English-To-Chinese Dictionary app that makes it easy to lookup words and phrases quickly. Currently Syng works on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems.
\n
Name
\n
Syng is a stylized spelling of cíyīng, the Pinyin for 词应. 词应 has been shorted from 词典应用, literally translating to Dictionary App.
\n
Features
\n
\n
Search\n
\n
Syng allows you to search by Pinyin, English, and Chinese characters (both traditional and simplified)
\n
\n
\n
Study\n
\n
Syng makes it easy to study Chinese by creating flash cards out of your saved words and searches.
\n
Syng also tests you on your knowledge and progress of your Chinese to measure your language development.
\n
\n
\n
Bookmarks\n
\n
Syng allows you to save words and searches to your bookmarks, so that you can reference them later, and even create custom vocab lists.
\n
\n
\n
Reader\n
\n
Syng lets you read Chinese text from your clipboard or from the web with an easy to use popup dictionary.
\n
\n
\n
Offline Support\n
\n
No internet connection required for most features
\n
\n
\n
Cross-Platform\n
\n
Mac OS X
\n
Windows
\n
Linux
\n
\n
\n
Prettify Pinyin\n
\n
Convert pinyin with tone numbers with tone marks
\n
\n
\n
Convert Characters\n
\n
Convert between traditional and simplified characters
\n
\n
\n
Pinyinify\n
\n
Convert 汉字 into hànzì. Turn characters into pinyin
\n
\n
\n
Character Stroke Animations\n
\n
View character stroke order animations to study writing characters
\n
\n
\n
\n
What's new?
\n
These are few feature additions and visual changes in v1.4.0. For a full list of changes, see the changelog.
To install Syng on Linux, you can you use the pre-built installation script by copy and pasting the code below into terminal. It's good to be cautious about what you are putting in your terminal, you can read the 64-bit install script here and the 32-bit install script here.
\n
For 64-bit systems:
\n
wget -O- https://bit.ly/2weiJxU | bash\n
\n
For 32-bit systems:
\n
wget -O- https://bit.ly/2OLXtay | bash\n
\n
Alternatively, if you aren't comfortable running the pre-built installation script, you can install manually by downloading the 64-bit candidate here and the 32-bit candidate here and then following the installation instructions provided.
\n
macOS
\n
To install Syng on macOS, simply download the .dmg file from here and then drag and drop the Syng app into your Applications folder.
\n
Windows
\n
To install Syng on Windows, you can download the 64-bit installer from here and the 32-bit installer from here and use it to install Syng.
Data for determining classical / modern characters.
\n
Data has been modified from original .xlsx format to JSON.
\n
Used with permission.
\n
\n
\n
\n
Developers Welcome
\n
If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can checkout the Roadmap, or feel free to contact me and we can build great software together.
\n
Contributing / Getting Started
\n
If you're interested in contributing to Syng, you can find a guide to getting started here in the Syng wiki. This guide outlines the development stack, project structure, and how to create a feature branch.
This software is licensed under the GNU Public License 3. The file at app/src/db/cc-cedict.json is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. The files located in the directory at app/src/db/junda are sole property of the author, more information can be found here. The Jun Da dataset is used with permission.
TagSpaces is a free, non-locking, open source application for organizing and managing your local files with the help of tags. It features note taking and some to-do app capabilities. The application is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Android. We provide a web clipper extension for Firefox and Chrome for easy collecting of online content as local files.
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More information about can be found from the following sources:
Documentation for our latest generated documentation
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Video Introduction - This is a short video presenting the main concepts of the application. It is made from a pretty old application version but it is still valid for the most of the use cases.
You can find the latest release of TagSpaces in the Github release section
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A full list of the changes is available on the changelog
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Main Features
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File and folder management - TagSpaces provides a convenient user interface for browsing, viewing and man files and folders.
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File tagging - The application supports two ways for tagging files. The default one embeds the tags directly in the name of the file, the other one uses a so called sidecar files for persisting the tags.
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Searching - The search functionality supports fussy functionality and can filter your locations for files and folders containing one or more tags
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Browser for local content - TagSpaces can be used just as browser for your local photos or navigation thought your local ebook library
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Media player - It supports playing for common audio and video files types and has integrated basic media player functionalities.
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No-Cloud: TagSpaces is running completely offline and serverless on your laptop, desktop or tablet and does not require an internet connection and any kind of online registration or service provider.
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Note Taking - you can create and edit notes in plain text, markdown and html file formats
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To-Do Management - with the help of the build in HTML editor you are able to create simple todo lists in every HTML file.
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Cross-platform: TagSpaces runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and Android
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Web Clipper for saving web pages and screenshots from your browsers is also available as extension for Firefox and Chrome.
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Infos for developers
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The core of TagSpaces starting from version 3 is built with react.js and the great material-ui framework.
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The native Windows, Linux and Mac OS versions of TagSpaces are built with Electron. Electron is an app runtime based on Chromium and node.js. In order to combine it with react we have used the electron-react-boilerplate.
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Repository Directory Structure
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./app................ contains the application core\n./app/locales........ contains the language files needed for the application internationalization\n./app/node_modules... contains the TagSpaces extension modules\n./cordova............ contains the code needed for running the Android version\n./dll................ contains the files needed for live reload in development mode\n./flow-typed......... contains for the Flow static type checker\n./internals.......... contains files needed for supporting Flow and Eslint\n./node_modules....... after yarn install, you will find here the external dependencies of the application\n./resources.......... contains images and other files needed for the application building\n./scripts............ contains js script needed for the yarn/npm tasks\n
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How to run TagSpaces from the source code?
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In order to run TagSpaces on your Windows, Mac OS or Linux from the source code published here, you will need the following prerequisites:
Go to the folder where the code was cloned and select the branch you want to test. Use the the master branch for the last officially released version or the branch develop for a kind of a nightly build, containing the changes we are preparing for the next release of the application.
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Switch to folder where you have cloned the repository:
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$ cd tagspaces\n
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Change to the branch with the name develop:
\n
$ git checkout develop\n
\n
and install the project dependencies:
\n
$ yarn install\n
\n
The last command will automatically build the application with webpack. Now it is time to install all the TagSpaces extensions:
\n
$ yarn install-ext\n
\n
Now you are ready and can start the application with:
\n
$ yarn start\n
\n
If you want to try the development mode, you can start it by:
\n
$ yarn dev\n
\n
This will start a development server in background, which watches for changes in background and refreshes the application automatically once you have done some changes in the source code.
\n
How to create the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS?
\n
Building of the packages can be accomplished with the integrated yarn scripts:
For creating the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS respectively.
\n
Developing extensions for TagSpaces
\n
TagSpaces can be easily extended with the help of extensions. Currently we use the extensions for supporting the opening and editing of different file types in the application. More information about this topic can be found on the extension page of our website.
\n
How to start the WebDAV edition for testing?
\n
Development Server
\n
For developing purposes and local tests, the WebDAV version of the app can be started with the following yarn command:
\n
$ yarn run-web\n
\n
This command will start a local node.js-WebDAV server on http://127.0.0.1:8000. Open your browser and enter the following URL:
\n
http://127.0.0.1:8000/index.html\n
\n
You will be prompted for user credentials, which are username: demo and password: demo and now you should be able to work with the WebDAV version of TagSpaces.
\n
Apache server with WedDAV module
\n
In order to install TagSpaces on a Apache webserver you have to enable the mod_dav module, which comes with the Apache Server. More information about the installation and configuration can be found on apache.org. Please make sure that you have read and understood the potential security issues by running a WebDAV server on internet.
\n
Here is a sample config file for Apache on Linux:
\n
<VirtualHost *:80>\n\tServerAdmin admin@somedomain.com\n\tServerName somedomain.com\n\tDocumentRoot /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html\n\tErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error-somedomain.log\n\tCustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access-somedomain.log combined\n</VirtualHost>\n\n<Directory /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html>\n\tOptions FollowSymLinks MultiViews\n\tAllowOverride None\n\tOrder allow,deny\n\tallow from all\n</Directory>\n\nAlias /files /var/yourFilesForWebDAV # this alias is useful if you do not want to store your files in the apache folder\n\n<Location /files>\n\tOptions Indexes\n\tDAV On\n\tAuthType Basic # this way you can enable simple auth mechanism for protecting your files (basic auth should be used only over https with SSL/TSL)\n\tAuthName "webdav"\n\tAuthUserFile /somepath/webdav.password\n\tRequire valid-user\n</Location>\n
TagSpaces is an open source software, and as such, the code is publicly available on GitHub, and forking is particularly recommended! Still, contribution must be done following some guidelines.\nContributor License Agreement
\n
The CLA is an agreement commonly used in major open source project, which aims at protecting all parties implied by a contribution: the contributor, the main code author, and above all, the community. The CLA model we have chosen basically tells the following: the contribution’s copyright is shared between the contributor and the main author. This means each party can do whatever she want in term of relicensing with this contributed piece of code. This is important, because, if in the future, the author wants to change the license in something more in favor of the community, a singular contributor cannot block the process.
\n
The Contributor License Agreement can be signed online on the following CLA form.
\n
Localisation
\n
TagSpaces is currently available in more than 20 languages. You can help the translation of this application in your language by joining the translation teams on Transifex.
\n
Ideas and Suggestion
\n
If you have ideas or suggestions on how we can improve our application, you can check the following Trello board. Here you will find numerous ideas already proposed by other users. If you want to post something new, please follow this link
\n
Support and Bugs
\n
If you are having troubles using TagSpaces or have found a bug please open a ticket on GitHub.
\n
Known issues
\n
\n
TagSpaces is not suitable for searching in locations containing more than 100000 files.
\n
TagSpaces has performance issue displaying folders directly containing more than 1000 files. There is no such problem if the files are distributed in sub folders.
TagSpaces' source code is licensed under the AGPL (GNU Affero General Public License) Version 3. The license text is available in the LICENSE file.
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TagSpaces is a free, non-locking, open source application for organizing and managing your local files with the help of tags. It features note taking and some to-do app capabilities. The application is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Android. We provide a web clipper extension for Firefox and Chrome for easy collecting of online content as local files.
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\n
More information about can be found from the following sources:
Documentation for our latest generated documentation
\n
Video Introduction - This is a short video presenting the main concepts of the application. It is made from a pretty old application version but it is still valid for the most of the use cases.
You can find the latest release of TagSpaces in the Github release section
\n
A full list of the changes is available on the changelog
\n
Main Features
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\n
File and folder management - TagSpaces provides a convenient user interface for browsing, viewing and man files and folders.
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File tagging - The application supports two ways for tagging files. The default one embeds the tags directly in the name of the file, the other one uses a so called sidecar files for persisting the tags.
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Searching - The search functionality supports fussy functionality and can filter your locations for files and folders containing one or more tags
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Browser for local content - TagSpaces can be used just as browser for your local photos or navigation thought your local ebook library
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Media player - It supports playing for common audio and video files types and has integrated basic media player functionalities.
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No-Cloud: TagSpaces is running completely offline and serverless on your laptop, desktop or tablet and does not require an internet connection and any kind of online registration or service provider.
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Note Taking - you can create and edit notes in plain text, markdown and html file formats
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To-Do Management - with the help of the build in HTML editor you are able to create simple todo lists in every HTML file.
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Cross-platform: TagSpaces runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and Android
\n
Web Clipper for saving web pages and screenshots from your browsers is also available as extension for Firefox and Chrome.
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Infos for developers
\n
The core of TagSpaces starting from version 3 is built with react.js and the great material-ui framework.
\n
The native Windows, Linux and Mac OS versions of TagSpaces are built with Electron. Electron is an app runtime based on Chromium and node.js. In order to combine it with react we have used the electron-react-boilerplate.
\n
Repository Directory Structure
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./app................ contains the application core\n./app/locales........ contains the language files needed for the application internationalization\n./app/node_modules... contains the TagSpaces extension modules\n./cordova............ contains the code needed for running the Android version\n./dll................ contains the files needed for live reload in development mode\n./flow-typed......... contains for the Flow static type checker\n./internals.......... contains files needed for supporting Flow and Eslint\n./node_modules....... after yarn install, you will find here the external dependencies of the application\n./resources.......... contains images and other files needed for the application building\n./scripts............ contains js script needed for the yarn/npm tasks\n
\n
How to run TagSpaces from the source code?
\n
In order to run TagSpaces on your Windows, Mac OS or Linux from the source code published here, you will need the following prerequisites:
Go to the folder where the code was cloned and select the branch you want to test. Use the the master branch for the last officially released version or the branch develop for a kind of a nightly build, containing the changes we are preparing for the next release of the application.
\n
Switch to folder where you have cloned the repository:
\n
$ cd tagspaces\n
\n
Change to the branch with the name develop:
\n
$ git checkout develop\n
\n
and install the project dependencies:
\n
$ yarn install\n
\n
The last command will automatically build the application with webpack. Now it is time to install all the TagSpaces extensions:
\n
$ yarn install-ext\n
\n
Now you are ready and can start the application with:
\n
$ yarn start\n
\n
If you want to try the development mode, you can start it by:
\n
$ yarn dev\n
\n
This will start a development server in background, which watches for changes in background and refreshes the application automatically once you have done some changes in the source code.
\n
How to create the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS?
\n
Building of the packages can be accomplished with the integrated yarn scripts:
For creating the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS respectively.
\n
Developing extensions for TagSpaces
\n
TagSpaces can be easily extended with the help of extensions. Currently we use the extensions for supporting the opening and editing of different file types in the application. More information about this topic can be found on the extension page of our website.
\n
How to start the WebDAV edition for testing?
\n
Development Server
\n
For developing purposes and local tests, the WebDAV version of the app can be started with the following yarn command:
\n
$ yarn run-web\n
\n
This command will start a local node.js-WebDAV server on http://127.0.0.1:8000. Open your browser and enter the following URL:
\n
http://127.0.0.1:8000/index.html\n
\n
You will be prompted for user credentials, which are username: demo and password: demo and now you should be able to work with the WebDAV version of TagSpaces.
\n
Apache server with WedDAV module
\n
In order to install TagSpaces on a Apache webserver you have to enable the mod_dav module, which comes with the Apache Server. More information about the installation and configuration can be found on apache.org. Please make sure that you have read and understood the potential security issues by running a WebDAV server on internet.
\n
Here is a sample config file for Apache on Linux:
\n
<VirtualHost *:80>\n\tServerAdmin admin@somedomain.com\n\tServerName somedomain.com\n\tDocumentRoot /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html\n\tErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error-somedomain.log\n\tCustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access-somedomain.log combined\n</VirtualHost>\n\n<Directory /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html>\n\tOptions FollowSymLinks MultiViews\n\tAllowOverride None\n\tOrder allow,deny\n\tallow from all\n</Directory>\n\nAlias /files /var/yourFilesForWebDAV # this alias is useful if you do not want to store your files in the apache folder\n\n<Location /files>\n\tOptions Indexes\n\tDAV On\n\tAuthType Basic # this way you can enable simple auth mechanism for protecting your files (basic auth should be used only over https with SSL/TSL)\n\tAuthName \"webdav\"\n\tAuthUserFile /somepath/webdav.password\n\tRequire valid-user\n</Location>\n
TagSpaces is an open source software, and as such, the code is publicly available on GitHub, and forking is particularly recommended! Still, contribution must be done following some guidelines.\nContributor License Agreement
\n
The CLA is an agreement commonly used in major open source project, which aims at protecting all parties implied by a contribution: the contributor, the main code author, and above all, the community. The CLA model we have chosen basically tells the following: the contribution’s copyright is shared between the contributor and the main author. This means each party can do whatever she want in term of relicensing with this contributed piece of code. This is important, because, if in the future, the author wants to change the license in something more in favor of the community, a singular contributor cannot block the process.
\n
The Contributor License Agreement can be signed online on the following CLA form.
\n
Localisation
\n
TagSpaces is currently available in more than 20 languages. You can help the translation of this application in your language by joining the translation teams on Transifex.
\n
Ideas and Suggestion
\n
If you have ideas or suggestions on how we can improve our application, you can check the following Trello board. Here you will find numerous ideas already proposed by other users. If you want to post something new, please follow this link
\n
Support and Bugs
\n
If you are having troubles using TagSpaces or have found a bug please open a ticket on GitHub.
\n
Known issues
\n
\n
TagSpaces is not suitable for searching in locations containing more than 100000 files.
\n
TagSpaces has performance issue displaying folders directly containing more than 1000 files. There is no such problem if the files are distributed in sub folders.
No matter the frameworks you use and the code you write, the most important is the model that you define to create your system. System Designer helps you to design this model and to generate the classes and components to build your system.
\n
What is a system ?
\n
With System Designer you create in fact a system and not an application. But what is a system ?
\n
A system:
\n
\n
is defined by a model,
\n
is composed by components and
\n
reacts to events with actions that we call behaviors.
\n
\n
\n
What can I do with System Designer ?
\n
Design your system with ease
\n
If you look at the different JavaScript frameworks on the market, you will notice that they all have their own way to define a model, generally only with code.
\n
System Designer uses UML, a standard, to define your model. So you probably already know how to design in System Designer even if you have never run it.
\n
The definition of the model is stored on a JSON format called MSON. With MSON you can define types, classes, one to one / one to many relationships and multi inheritance between classes.
\n
Code the behavior of your system
\n
Once you have created your model, System Designer generates the skeletons of all your methods. You only have then to add your code to implement them.
\n
System Designer provides you helpers to manage your components. You can easily navigate through components to create your application.
\n
Create components graphically
\n
There is no need to code to instantiate a component. Create a component in System Designer is like creating a document in a NoSQL Database.
\n
In fact, System Designer acts as an ODM (Object-Document Mapper) to manage your components as NoSQL Documents.
\n
Run your system
\n
You can run your system directly from System Designer and then export it to HTML, JSON, JavaScript, a Node.js module or a Graphviz file (* macOS, Windows, Linux and PWA version only).
\n
Because you have defined a model for your application, a Dynamic Type Check is done on every action of your system. All warnings are send and shown in System Designer.
\n
Debug your system
\n
System Designer can load the model of any system that runs on the browser or on Node.js. You can see the schemas, models, components and methods of the running system and you can edit them.
\n
All modifications to the model done inside System Designer will be send to the running system. There is no need to reload to see your modifications.
\n
Design on the go
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System Designer can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iPad, Android or any browsers. You can also install it in your project: System Designer requires no backend to work, it is a full web application.
\n
System Designer has a GitHub module to synchronize your work between all these apps. You can begin your design on your Mac and then continue it on your iPad.
# build for ios\ncordova build ios\n\n# build for android\ncordova build android
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Development
\n
Web
\n
To start System Designer in development mode for web:
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npm run dev
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
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Mobile devices
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To start System Designer in development mode for mobile devices:
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npm run dev-cordova
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");\nyou may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\nYou may obtain a copy of the License at
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http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0\n
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software\ndistributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,\nWITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.\nSee the License for the specific language governing permissions and\nlimitations under the License.
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Do not use System Designer if you do not believe in Equality and Diversity.
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System Designer is not for people of hate.
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System Designer
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\n\n\n\n
\n
\n
What is System Designer ?
\n
No matter the frameworks you use and the code you write, the most important is the model that you define to create your system. System Designer helps you to design this model and to generate the classes and components to build your system.
\n
What is a system ?
\n
With System Designer you create in fact a system and not an application. But what is a system ?
\n
A system:
\n
\n
is defined by a model,
\n
is composed by components and
\n
reacts to events with actions that we call behaviors.
\n
\n
\n
What can I do with System Designer ?
\n
Design your system with ease
\n
If you look at the different JavaScript frameworks on the market, you will notice that they all have their own way to define a model, generally only with code.
\n
System Designer uses UML, a standard, to define your model. So you probably already know how to design in System Designer even if you have never run it.
\n
The definition of the model is stored on a JSON format called MSON. With MSON you can define types, classes, one to one / one to many relationships and multi inheritance between classes.
\n
Code the behavior of your system
\n
Once you have created your model, System Designer generates the skeletons of all your methods. You only have then to add your code to implement them.
\n
System Designer provides you helpers to manage your components. You can easily navigate through components to create your application.
\n
Create components graphically
\n
There is no need to code to instantiate a component. Create a component in System Designer is like creating a document in a NoSQL Database.
\n
In fact, System Designer acts as an ODM (Object-Document Mapper) to manage your components as NoSQL Documents.
\n
Run your system
\n
You can run your system directly from System Designer and then export it to HTML, JSON, JavaScript, a Node.js module or a Graphviz file (* macOS, Windows, Linux and PWA version only).
\n
Because you have defined a model for your application, a Dynamic Type Check is done on every action of your system. All warnings are send and shown in System Designer.
\n
Debug your system
\n
System Designer can load the model of any system that runs on the browser or on Node.js. You can see the schemas, models, components and methods of the running system and you can edit them.
\n
All modifications to the model done inside System Designer will be send to the running system. There is no need to reload to see your modifications.
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Design on the go
\n
System Designer can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iPad, Android or any browsers. You can also install it in your project: System Designer requires no backend to work, it is a full web application.
\n
System Designer has a GitHub module to synchronize your work between all these apps. You can begin your design on your Mac and then continue it on your iPad.
# build for ios\ncordova build ios\n\n# build for android\ncordova build android
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Development
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Web
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To start System Designer in development mode for web:
\n
npm run dev
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
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Mobile devices
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To start System Designer in development mode for mobile devices:
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npm run dev-cordova
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the \"License\");\nyou may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\nYou may obtain a copy of the License at
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http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0\n
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software\ndistributed under the License is distributed on an \"AS IS\" BASIS,\nWITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.\nSee the License for the specific language governing permissions and\nlimitations under the License.
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Do not use System Designer if you do not believe in Equality and Diversity.
File inspector with interactive javascript console.
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\n
The idea is to have something similar to other file system managers, e.g. TotalCommander. But this app is intended for Developers as it allows to run various JS scripts against files and directories.
\n
\n
There are multiple script Snippets installed with the app. They will give you some functionality right away, without having to write your own first. Then you can ofcourse write and save your own.
This app is intended to be cross-platform, currently developed and tested on Windows 10, MacOS and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
\n
App is using Electron and React as it was originally meant for me to improve my skill with Electron and learn properly React.
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How to Use
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Execute script
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On the main Files view, click the code button. Either in the files row on the right or at the bottom near the current directory.
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\n\n
Now you have console open for you with current directory preselected for use by script.
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If you used the button inside the files row, then you have also the file/s preselected, but this is not yet fully implemented.
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Inside the top box is Javascript editor, here you can write code that will be executed.
\n
If you hit the question mark button, you will see current API reference for global variables and functions.
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Execute the code by hitting execute button. WARNING: be sure that you are in the correct directory and have correct selected files before you execute the script. I will NOT be responsible for any damage that you cause to yor own PC.
\n
Inside the middle box you will see result and any console.log that you used with your script. Here you will also see error.
\n\n
Save script
\n\n
\n\n
When you have already open console with written script, click the save button.
\n
Go to the Snippets view and click new snippet button to open the console. Write your script and then save with the save button.
\n\n
\n\n
Script API reference
\n\n
Open the console using any of the previously mentioned ways.
Or use the contact form inside the app's About view.
\n\n
\n\n
Included script Snippets
\n
Simple Example
\n
This is just a basic script example that does almost nothing, but demonstrate that execution works.
\n
Rename Files
\n
Rename files to a new name and append with number if there are more than one.
\n
Rename Files (part of name)
\n
Rename files to a new name by changing part of name with provided new part.
\n
Rename Host Sql
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Script for renaming host inside Sql query. E.g. rename host of WP website when migrating from Dev to Prod. Should work on large Sql files.
\n
TinyPNG Compress/Resize/Crop Images
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Two scripts for images (PNG & JPG), one can compress them, the other can resize or crop. Crop is intelligent in determining area of interest. You need TinyPNG API key for them to work.
\n
Roadmap
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\n
\n
Import/Export code
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\n
\n
Localization - However I know only limited number of languages
\n
\n
\n
Dark Mode
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\n
\n
More files explorer like actions - LOW PRIORITY
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\n
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More script capabilities - an ongoing process/dependant also on requests
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MacOS touchbar - TBD
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Simple GUI for snippets - TBD
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FileCtor
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File inspector with interactive javascript console.
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\n
The idea is to have something similar to other file system managers, e.g. TotalCommander. But this app is intended for Developers as it allows to run various JS scripts against files and directories.
\n
\n
There are multiple script Snippets installed with the app. They will give you some functionality right away, without having to write your own first. Then you can ofcourse write and save your own.
This app is intended to be cross-platform, currently developed and tested on Windows 10, MacOS and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
\n
App is using Electron and React as it was originally meant for me to improve my skill with Electron and learn properly React.
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How to Use
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Execute script
\n\n
On the main Files view, click the code button. Either in the files row on the right or at the bottom near the current directory.
\n
\n\n
Now you have console open for you with current directory preselected for use by script.
\n
If you used the button inside the files row, then you have also the file/s preselected, but this is not yet fully implemented.
\n\n
\n
Inside the top box is Javascript editor, here you can write code that will be executed.
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If you hit the question mark button, you will see current API reference for global variables and functions.
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Execute the code by hitting execute button. WARNING: be sure that you are in the correct directory and have correct selected files before you execute the script. I will NOT be responsible for any damage that you cause to yor own PC.
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Inside the middle box you will see result and any console.log that you used with your script. Here you will also see error.
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Save script
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When you have already open console with written script, click the save button.
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Go to the Snippets view and click new snippet button to open the console. Write your script and then save with the save button.
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Script API reference
\n\n
Open the console using any of the previously mentioned ways.
Or use the contact form inside the app's About view.
\n\n
\n\n
Included script Snippets
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Simple Example
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This is just a basic script example that does almost nothing, but demonstrate that execution works.
\n
Rename Files
\n
Rename files to a new name and append with number if there are more than one.
\n
Rename Files (part of name)
\n
Rename files to a new name by changing part of name with provided new part.
\n
Rename Host Sql
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Script for renaming host inside Sql query. E.g. rename host of WP website when migrating from Dev to Prod. Should work on large Sql files.
\n
TinyPNG Compress/Resize/Crop Images
\n
Two scripts for images (PNG & JPG), one can compress them, the other can resize or crop. Crop is intelligent in determining area of interest. You need TinyPNG API key for them to work.
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
\n
Import/Export code
\n
\n
\n
Localization - However I know only limited number of languages
\n
\n
\n
Dark Mode
\n
\n
\n
More files explorer like actions - LOW PRIORITY
\n
\n
\n
More script capabilities - an ongoing process/dependant also on requests
File inspector with interactive javascript console.
\n
\n
The idea is to have something similar to other file system managers, e.g. TotalCommander. But this app is intended for Developers as it allows to run various JS scripts against files and directories.
\n
\n
There are multiple script Snippets installed with the app. They will give you some functionality right away, without having to write your own first. Then you can ofcourse write and save your own.
This app is intended to be cross-platform, currently developed and tested on Windows 10, MacOS and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
\n
App is using Electron and React as it was originally meant for me to improve my skill with Electron and learn properly React.
\n
How to Use
\n
Execute script
\n\n
On the main Files view, click the code button. Either in the files row on the right or at the bottom near the current directory.
\n
\n\n
Now you have console open for you with current directory preselected for use by script.
\n
If you used the button inside the files row, then you have also the file/s preselected, but this is not yet fully implemented.
\n\n
\n
Inside the top box is Javascript editor, here you can write code that will be executed.
\n
If you hit the question mark button, you will see current API reference for global variables and functions.
\n
Execute the code by hitting execute button. WARNING: be sure that you are in the correct directory and have correct selected files before you execute the script. I will NOT be responsible for any damage that you cause to yor own PC.
\n
Inside the middle box you will see result and any console.log that you used with your script. Here you will also see error.
\n\n
Save script
\n\n
\n\n
When you have already open console with written script, click the save button.
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Go to the Snippets view and click new snippet button to open the console. Write your script and then save with the save button.
\n\n
\n\n
Script API reference
\n\n
Open the console using any of the previously mentioned ways.
Or use the contact form inside the app's About view.
\n\n
\n\n
Included script Snippets
\n
Simple Example
\n
This is just a basic script example that does almost nothing, but demonstrate that execution works.
\n
Rename Files
\n
Rename files to a new name and append with number if there are more than one.
\n
Rename Files (part of name)
\n
Rename files to a new name by changing part of name with provided new part.
\n
Rename Host Sql
\n
Script for renaming host inside Sql query. E.g. rename host of WP website when migrating from Dev to Prod. Should work on large Sql files.
\n
TinyPNG Compress/Resize/Crop Images
\n
Two scripts for images (PNG & JPG), one can compress them, the other can resize or crop. Crop is intelligent in determining area of interest. You need TinyPNG API key for them to work.
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
\n
Import/Export code
\n
\n
\n
Localization - However I know only limited number of languages
\n
\n
\n
More files explorer like actions - LOW PRIORITY
\n
\n
\n
More script capabilities - an ongoing process/dependant on requests
\n
\n
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Simple GUI for snippets - TBD
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\n
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FileCtor
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File inspector with interactive javascript console.
\n
\n
The idea is to have something similar to other file system managers, e.g. TotalCommander. But this app is intended for Developers as it allows to run various JS scripts against files and directories.
\n
\n
There are multiple script Snippets installed with the app. They will give you some functionality right away, without having to write your own first. Then you can ofcourse write and save your own.
This app is intended to be cross-platform, currently developed and tested on Windows 10, MacOS and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
\n
App is using Electron and React as it was originally meant for me to improve my skill with Electron and learn properly React.
\n
How to Use
\n
Execute script
\n\n
On the main Files view, click the code button. Either in the files row on the right or at the bottom near the current directory.
\n
\n\n
Now you have console open for you with current directory preselected for use by script.
\n
If you used the button inside the files row, then you have also the file/s preselected, but this is not yet fully implemented.
\n\n
\n
Inside the top box is Javascript editor, here you can write code that will be executed.
\n
If you hit the question mark button, you will see current API reference for global variables and functions.
\n
Execute the code by hitting execute button. WARNING: be sure that you are in the correct directory and have correct selected files before you execute the script. I will NOT be responsible for any damage that you cause to yor own PC.
\n
Inside the middle box you will see result and any console.log that you used with your script. Here you will also see error.
\n\n
Save script
\n\n
\n\n
When you have already open console with written script, click the save button.
\n
Go to the Snippets view and click new snippet button to open the console. Write your script and then save with the save button.
\n\n
\n\n
Script API reference
\n\n
Open the console using any of the previously mentioned ways.
Or use the contact form inside the app's About view.
\n\n
\n\n
Included script Snippets
\n
Simple Example
\n
This is just a basic script example that does almost nothing, but demonstrate that execution works.
\n
Rename Files
\n
Rename files to a new name and append with number if there are more than one.
\n
Rename Files (part of name)
\n
Rename files to a new name by changing part of name with provided new part.
\n
Rename Host Sql
\n
Script for renaming host inside Sql query. E.g. rename host of WP website when migrating from Dev to Prod. Should work on large Sql files.
\n
TinyPNG Compress/Resize/Crop Images
\n
Two scripts for images (PNG & JPG), one can compress them, the other can resize or crop. Crop is intelligent in determining area of interest. You need TinyPNG API key for them to work.
\n
Roadmap
\n
\n
\n
Import/Export code
\n
\n
\n
Localization - However I know only limited number of languages
\n
\n
\n
More files explorer like actions - LOW PRIORITY
\n
\n
\n
More script capabilities - an ongoing process/dependant on requests
You can download the latest stable version of Temps for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
\n
Instructions
\n
You need a free API Key by OpenWeatherMap to fetch weather information.
\n
Because of this is a non-profit project, I'm not able to offer unlimited access to weather information by myself.
\n
For the start you can use the built-in key to get the weather data. But it can be possible with heavy data traffic, that the service isn't available for this key all the time.
\n
The apps are also not signed for now. So you need to grant usage by the system to run the app.
\n
Credits
\n
This application uses code from several open source projects:
You can download the latest stable version of Temps for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
\n
Instructions
\n
You need a free API Key by OpenWeatherMap to fetch weather information.
\n
Because of this is a non-profit project, I'm not able to offer unlimited access to weather information by myself.
\n
For the start you can use the built-in key to get the weather data. But it can be possible with heavy data traffic, that the service isn't available for this key all the time.
\n
The apps are also not signed for now. So you need to grant usage by the system to run the app.
\n
Credits
\n
This application uses code from several open source projects:
TagSpaces is a free, non-locking, open source application for organizing and managing your local files with the help of tags. It features note taking and some to-do app capabilities. The application is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Android. We provide a web clipper extension for Firefox and Chrome for easy collecting of online content as local files.
\n
\n
More information about can be found from the following sources:
Documentation for our latest generated documentation
\n
Video Introduction - This is a short video presenting the main concepts of the application. It is made from a pretty old application version but it is still valid for the most of the use cases.
You can find the latest release of TagSpaces in the Github release section
\n
A full list of the changes is available on the changelog
\n
Main Features
\n
\n
File and folder management - TagSpaces provides a convenient user interface for browsing, viewing and man files and folders.
\n
File tagging - The application supports two ways for tagging files. The default one embeds the tags directly in the name of the file, the other one uses a so called sidecar files for persisting the tags.
\n
Searching - The search functionality supports fussy functionality and can filter your locations for files and folders containing one or more tags
\n
Browser for local content - TagSpaces can be used just as browser for your local photos or navigation thought your local ebook library
\n
Media player - It supports playing for common audio and video files types and has integrated basic media player functionalities.
\n
No-Cloud: TagSpaces is running completely offline and serverless on your laptop, desktop or tablet and does not require an internet connection and any kind of online registration or service provider.
\n
Note Taking - you can create and edit notes in plain text, markdown and html file formats
\n
To-Do Management - with the help of the build in HTML editor you are able to create simple todo lists in every HTML file.
\n
Cross-platform: TagSpaces runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and Android
\n
Web Clipper for saving web pages and screenshots from your browsers is also available as extension for Firefox and Chrome.
\n
\n
Infos for developers
\n
The core of TagSpaces starting from version 3 is built with react.js and the great material-ui framework.
\n
The native Windows, Linux and Mac OS versions of TagSpaces are built with Electron. Electron is an app runtime based on Chromium and node.js. In order to combine it with react we have used the electron-react-boilerplate.
\n
Repository Directory Structure
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./app................ contains the application core\n./app/locales........ contains the language files needed for the application internationalization\n./app/node_modules... contains the TagSpaces extension modules\n./cordova............ contains the code needed for running the Android version\n./dll................ contains the files needed for live reload in development mode\n./flow-typed......... contains for the Flow static type checker\n./internals.......... contains files needed for supporting Flow and Eslint\n./node_modules....... after yarn install, you will find here the external dependencies of the application\n./resources.......... contains images and other files needed for the application building\n./scripts............ contains js script needed for the yarn/npm tasks\n
\n
How to run TagSpaces from the source code?
\n
In order to run TagSpaces on your Windows, Mac OS or Linux from the source code published here, you will need the following prerequisites:
Go to the folder where the code was cloned and select the branch you want to test. Use the the master branch for the last officially released version or the branch develop for a kind of a nightly build, containing the changes we are preparing for the next release of the application.
\n
Switch to folder where you have cloned the repository:
\n
$ cd tagspaces\n
\n
Change to the branch with the name develop:
\n
$ git checkout develop\n
\n
and install the project dependencies:
\n
$ yarn install\n
\n
Note: If you experience any errors with the above command, please try this command first before filing a bug report:
\n
$ yarn install --network-timeout 1000000\n
\n
The last command will automatically build the application with webpack. Now it is time to install all the TagSpaces extensions:
\n
$ yarn install-ext\n
\n
Now you are ready and can build/start (bs) the application with:
\n
$ yarn bs\n
\n
If you want to try the development mode, you can start it by:
\n
$ yarn dev\n
\n
This will start a development server in background, which watches for changes in background and refreshes the application automatically once you have done some changes in the source code.
\n
How to create the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS?
\n
Building of the packages can be accomplished with the integrated yarn scripts:
For creating the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS respectively.
\n
Developing extensions for TagSpaces
\n
TagSpaces can be easily extended with the help of extensions. Currently we use the extensions for supporting the opening and editing of different file types in the application. More information about this topic can be found on the extension page of our website.
\n
How to start the WebDAV edition for testing?
\n
Development Server
\n
For developing purposes and local tests, the WebDAV version of the app can be started with the following yarn command:
\n
$ yarn run-web\n
\n
This command will start a local node.js-WebDAV server on http://127.0.0.1:8000. Open your browser and enter the following URL:
\n
http://127.0.0.1:8000/index.html\n
\n
You will be prompted for user credentials, which are username: demo and password: demo and now you should be able to work with the WebDAV version of TagSpaces.
\n
Apache server with WedDAV module
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In order to install TagSpaces on a Apache webserver you have to enable the mod_dav module, which comes with the Apache Server. More information about the installation and configuration can be found on apache.org. Please make sure that you have read and understood the potential security issues by running a WebDAV server on internet.
\n
Here is a sample config file for Apache on Linux:
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<VirtualHost *:80>\n\tServerAdmin admin@somedomain.com\n\tServerName somedomain.com\n\tDocumentRoot /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html\n\tErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error-somedomain.log\n\tCustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access-somedomain.log combined\n</VirtualHost>\n\n<Directory /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html>\n\tOptions FollowSymLinks MultiViews\n\tAllowOverride None\n\tOrder allow,deny\n\tallow from all\n</Directory>\n\nAlias /files /var/yourFilesForWebDAV # this alias is useful if you do not want to store your files in the apache folder\n\n<Location /files>\n\tOptions Indexes\n\tDAV On\n\tAuthType Basic # this way you can enable simple auth mechanism for protecting your files (basic auth should be used only over https with SSL/TSL)\n\tAuthName "webdav"\n\tAuthUserFile /somepath/webdav.password\n\tRequire valid-user\n</Location>\n
TagSpaces is an open source software, and as such, the code is publicly available on GitHub, and forking is particularly recommended! Still, contribution must be done following some guidelines.\nContributor License Agreement
\n
The CLA is an agreement commonly used in major open source project, which aims at protecting all parties implied by a contribution: the contributor, the main code author, and above all, the community. The CLA model we have chosen basically tells the following: the contribution’s copyright is shared between the contributor and the main author. This means each party can do whatever she want in term of relicensing with this contributed piece of code. This is important, because, if in the future, the author wants to change the license in something more in favor of the community, a singular contributor cannot block the process.
\n
The Contributor License Agreement can be signed online on the following CLA form.
\n
Localisation
\n
TagSpaces is currently available in more than 20 languages. You can help the translation of this application in your language by joining the translation teams on Transifex.
\n
Ideas and Suggestion
\n
If you have ideas or suggestions on how we can improve our application, you can check the following Trello board. Here you will find numerous ideas already proposed by other users. If you want to post something new, please follow this link
\n
Support and Bugs
\n
If you are having troubles using TagSpaces or have found a bug please open a ticket on GitHub.
\n
Known issues
\n
\n
TagSpaces is not suitable for searching in locations containing more than 100000 files.
\n
TagSpaces has performance issue displaying folders directly containing more than 1000 files. There is no such problem if the files are distributed in sub folders.
TagSpaces' source code is licensed under the AGPL (GNU Affero General Public License) Version 3. The license text is available in the LICENSE file.
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TagSpaces is a free, non-locking, open source application for organizing and managing your local files with the help of tags. It features note taking and some to-do app capabilities. The application is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Android. We provide a web clipper extension for Firefox and Chrome for easy collecting of online content as local files.
\n
\n
More information about can be found from the following sources:
Documentation for our latest generated documentation
\n
Video Introduction - This is a short video presenting the main concepts of the application. It is made from a pretty old application version but it is still valid for the most of the use cases.
You can find the latest release of TagSpaces in the Github release section
\n
A full list of the changes is available on the changelog
\n
Main Features
\n
\n
File and folder management - TagSpaces provides a convenient user interface for browsing, viewing and man files and folders.
\n
File tagging - The application supports two ways for tagging files. The default one embeds the tags directly in the name of the file, the other one uses a so called sidecar files for persisting the tags.
\n
Searching - The search functionality supports fussy functionality and can filter your locations for files and folders containing one or more tags
\n
Browser for local content - TagSpaces can be used just as browser for your local photos or navigation thought your local ebook library
\n
Media player - It supports playing for common audio and video files types and has integrated basic media player functionalities.
\n
No-Cloud: TagSpaces is running completely offline and serverless on your laptop, desktop or tablet and does not require an internet connection and any kind of online registration or service provider.
\n
Note Taking - you can create and edit notes in plain text, markdown and html file formats
\n
To-Do Management - with the help of the build in HTML editor you are able to create simple todo lists in every HTML file.
\n
Cross-platform: TagSpaces runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and Android
\n
Web Clipper for saving web pages and screenshots from your browsers is also available as extension for Firefox and Chrome.
\n
\n
Infos for developers
\n
The core of TagSpaces starting from version 3 is built with react.js and the great material-ui framework.
\n
The native Windows, Linux and Mac OS versions of TagSpaces are built with Electron. Electron is an app runtime based on Chromium and node.js. In order to combine it with react we have used the electron-react-boilerplate.
\n
Repository Directory Structure
\n
./app................ contains the application core\n./app/locales........ contains the language files needed for the application internationalization\n./app/node_modules... contains the TagSpaces extension modules\n./cordova............ contains the code needed for running the Android version\n./dll................ contains the files needed for live reload in development mode\n./flow-typed......... contains for the Flow static type checker\n./internals.......... contains files needed for supporting Flow and Eslint\n./node_modules....... after yarn install, you will find here the external dependencies of the application\n./resources.......... contains images and other files needed for the application building\n./scripts............ contains js script needed for the yarn/npm tasks\n
\n
How to run TagSpaces from the source code?
\n
In order to run TagSpaces on your Windows, Mac OS or Linux from the source code published here, you will need the following prerequisites:
Go to the folder where the code was cloned and select the branch you want to test. Use the the master branch for the last officially released version or the branch develop for a kind of a nightly build, containing the changes we are preparing for the next release of the application.
\n
Switch to folder where you have cloned the repository:
\n
$ cd tagspaces\n
\n
Change to the branch with the name develop:
\n
$ git checkout develop\n
\n
and install the project dependencies:
\n
$ yarn install\n
\n
Note: If you experience any errors with the above command, please try this command first before filing a bug report:
\n
$ yarn install --network-timeout 1000000\n
\n
The last command will automatically build the application with webpack. Now it is time to install all the TagSpaces extensions:
\n
$ yarn install-ext\n
\n
Now you are ready and can build/start (bs) the application with:
\n
$ yarn bs\n
\n
If you want to try the development mode, you can start it by:
\n
$ yarn dev\n
\n
This will start a development server in background, which watches for changes in background and refreshes the application automatically once you have done some changes in the source code.
\n
How to create the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS?
\n
Building of the packages can be accomplished with the integrated yarn scripts:
For creating the packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OS respectively.
\n
Developing extensions for TagSpaces
\n
TagSpaces can be easily extended with the help of extensions. Currently we use the extensions for supporting the opening and editing of different file types in the application. More information about this topic can be found on the extension page of our website.
\n
How to start the WebDAV edition for testing?
\n
Development Server
\n
For developing purposes and local tests, the WebDAV version of the app can be started with the following yarn command:
\n
$ yarn run-web\n
\n
This command will start a local node.js-WebDAV server on http://127.0.0.1:8000. Open your browser and enter the following URL:
\n
http://127.0.0.1:8000/index.html\n
\n
You will be prompted for user credentials, which are username: demo and password: demo and now you should be able to work with the WebDAV version of TagSpaces.
\n
Apache server with WedDAV module
\n
In order to install TagSpaces on a Apache webserver you have to enable the mod_dav module, which comes with the Apache Server. More information about the installation and configuration can be found on apache.org. Please make sure that you have read and understood the potential security issues by running a WebDAV server on internet.
\n
Here is a sample config file for Apache on Linux:
\n
<VirtualHost *:80>\n\tServerAdmin admin@somedomain.com\n\tServerName somedomain.com\n\tDocumentRoot /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html\n\tErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error-somedomain.log\n\tCustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access-somedomain.log combined\n</VirtualHost>\n\n<Directory /var/www/somedomain.com/public_html>\n\tOptions FollowSymLinks MultiViews\n\tAllowOverride None\n\tOrder allow,deny\n\tallow from all\n</Directory>\n\nAlias /files /var/yourFilesForWebDAV # this alias is useful if you do not want to store your files in the apache folder\n\n<Location /files>\n\tOptions Indexes\n\tDAV On\n\tAuthType Basic # this way you can enable simple auth mechanism for protecting your files (basic auth should be used only over https with SSL/TSL)\n\tAuthName \"webdav\"\n\tAuthUserFile /somepath/webdav.password\n\tRequire valid-user\n</Location>\n
TagSpaces is an open source software, and as such, the code is publicly available on GitHub, and forking is particularly recommended! Still, contribution must be done following some guidelines.\nContributor License Agreement
\n
The CLA is an agreement commonly used in major open source project, which aims at protecting all parties implied by a contribution: the contributor, the main code author, and above all, the community. The CLA model we have chosen basically tells the following: the contribution’s copyright is shared between the contributor and the main author. This means each party can do whatever she want in term of relicensing with this contributed piece of code. This is important, because, if in the future, the author wants to change the license in something more in favor of the community, a singular contributor cannot block the process.
\n
The Contributor License Agreement can be signed online on the following CLA form.
\n
Localisation
\n
TagSpaces is currently available in more than 20 languages. You can help the translation of this application in your language by joining the translation teams on Transifex.
\n
Ideas and Suggestion
\n
If you have ideas or suggestions on how we can improve our application, you can check the following Trello board. Here you will find numerous ideas already proposed by other users. If you want to post something new, please follow this link
\n
Support and Bugs
\n
If you are having troubles using TagSpaces or have found a bug please open a ticket on GitHub.
\n
Known issues
\n
\n
TagSpaces is not suitable for searching in locations containing more than 100000 files.
\n
TagSpaces has performance issue displaying folders directly containing more than 1000 files. There is no such problem if the files are distributed in sub folders.
No matter the frameworks you use and the code you write, the most important is the model that you define to create your system. System Designer helps you to design this model and to generate the classes and components to build your system.
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What is a system ?
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With System Designer you create in fact a system and not an application. But what is a system ?
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A system:
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is defined by a model,
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is composed by components and
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reacts to events with actions that we call behaviors.
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\n
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What can I do with System Designer ?
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Design your system with ease
\n
If you look at the different JavaScript frameworks on the market, you will notice that they all have their own way to define a model, generally only with code.
\n
System Designer uses UML, a standard, to define your model. So you probably already know how to design in System Designer even if you have never run it.
\n
The definition of the model is stored on a JSON format called MSON. With MSON you can define types, classes, one to one / one to many relationships and multi inheritance between classes.
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Code the behavior of your system
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Once you have created your model, System Designer generates the skeletons of all your methods. You only have then to add your code to implement them.
\n
System Designer provides you helpers to manage your components. You can easily navigate through components to create your application.
\n
Create components graphically
\n
There is no need to code to instantiate a component. Create a component in System Designer is like creating a document in a NoSQL Database.
\n
In fact, System Designer acts as an ODM (Object-Document Mapper) to manage your components as NoSQL Documents.
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Run your system
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You can run your system directly from System Designer and then export it to HTML, JSON, JavaScript, a Node.js module or a Graphviz file (* macOS, Windows, Linux and PWA version only).
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Because you have defined a model for your application, a Dynamic Type Check is done on every action of your system. All warnings are send and shown in System Designer.
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Debug your system
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System Designer can load the model of any system that runs on the browser or on Node.js. You can see the schemas, models, components and methods of the running system and you can edit them.
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All modifications to the model done inside System Designer will be send to the running system. There is no need to reload to see your modifications.
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Design on the go
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System Designer can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iPad, Android or any browsers. You can also install it in your project: System Designer requires no backend to work, it is a full web application.
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System Designer has a GitHub module to synchronize your work between all these apps. You can begin your design on your Mac and then continue it on your iPad.
# build for ios\ncordova build ios\n\n# build for android\ncordova build android
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Development
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Web
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To start System Designer in development mode for web:
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npm run dev
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
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Mobile devices
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To start System Designer in development mode for mobile devices:
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npm run dev-cordova
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");\nyou may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\nYou may obtain a copy of the License at
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http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0\n
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software\ndistributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,\nWITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.\nSee the License for the specific language governing permissions and\nlimitations under the License.
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Do not use System Designer if you do not believe in Equality and Diversity.
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System Designer is not for people of hate.
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System Designer
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What is System Designer ?
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No matter the frameworks you use and the code you write, the most important is the model that you define to create your system. System Designer helps you to design this model and to generate the classes and components to build your system.
\n
What is a system ?
\n
With System Designer you create in fact a system and not an application. But what is a system ?
\n
A system:
\n
\n
is defined by a model,
\n
is composed by components and
\n
reacts to events with actions that we call behaviors.
\n
\n
\n
What can I do with System Designer ?
\n
Design your system with ease
\n
If you look at the different JavaScript frameworks on the market, you will notice that they all have their own way to define a model, generally only with code.
\n
System Designer uses UML, a standard, to define your model. So you probably already know how to design in System Designer even if you have never run it.
\n
The definition of the model is stored on a JSON format called MSON. With MSON you can define types, classes, one to one / one to many relationships and multi inheritance between classes.
\n
Code the behavior of your system
\n
Once you have created your model, System Designer generates the skeletons of all your methods. You only have then to add your code to implement them.
\n
System Designer provides you helpers to manage your components. You can easily navigate through components to create your application.
\n
Create components graphically
\n
There is no need to code to instantiate a component. Create a component in System Designer is like creating a document in a NoSQL Database.
\n
In fact, System Designer acts as an ODM (Object-Document Mapper) to manage your components as NoSQL Documents.
\n
Run your system
\n
You can run your system directly from System Designer and then export it to HTML, JSON, JavaScript, a Node.js module or a Graphviz file (* macOS, Windows, Linux and PWA version only).
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Because you have defined a model for your application, a Dynamic Type Check is done on every action of your system. All warnings are send and shown in System Designer.
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Debug your system
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System Designer can load the model of any system that runs on the browser or on Node.js. You can see the schemas, models, components and methods of the running system and you can edit them.
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All modifications to the model done inside System Designer will be send to the running system. There is no need to reload to see your modifications.
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Design on the go
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System Designer can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iPad, Android or any browsers. You can also install it in your project: System Designer requires no backend to work, it is a full web application.
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System Designer has a GitHub module to synchronize your work between all these apps. You can begin your design on your Mac and then continue it on your iPad.
# build for ios\ncordova build ios\n\n# build for android\ncordova build android
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Development
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Web
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To start System Designer in development mode for web:
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npm run dev
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
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To start System Designer in development mode for mobile devices:
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npm run dev-cordova
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Once server started, go to http://localhost:9001/. All the modifications to the source code of System Designer will rebuild the solution and refresh the page.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the \"License\");\nyou may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\nYou may obtain a copy of the License at
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http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0\n
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software\ndistributed under the License is distributed on an \"AS IS\" BASIS,\nWITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.\nSee the License for the specific language governing permissions and\nlimitations under the License.
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Do not use System Designer if you do not believe in Equality and Diversity.
You can download the latest stable version of Temps for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
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Instructions
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You need a free API Key by OpenWeatherMap to fetch weather information.
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Because of this is a non-profit project, I'm not able to offer unlimited access to weather information by myself.
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For the start you can use the built-in key to get the weather data. But it can be possible with heavy data traffic, that the service isn't available for this key all the time.
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The apps are also not signed for now. So you need to grant usage by the system to run the app.
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Credits
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This application uses code from several open source projects:
You can download the latest stable version of Temps for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
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Instructions
\n
You need a free API Key by OpenWeatherMap to fetch weather information.
\n
Because of this is a non-profit project, I'm not able to offer unlimited access to weather information by myself.
\n
For the start you can use the built-in key to get the weather data. But it can be possible with heavy data traffic, that the service isn't available for this key all the time.
\n
The apps are also not signed for now. So you need to grant usage by the system to run the app.
\n
Credits
\n
This application uses code from several open source projects:
Do you keep opening terminals to run your scripts/commands/tasks etc,. If you have to do that everyday for same project (Example running scripts from package.json for multiple projects), Ten Hands makes it easier to organize all your tasks in one place.\nYou can organize tasks into projects and run them whenever you want with a click of a button.
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UI
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Please visit website to see intro video.
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Light
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Downloads
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Downloads are available in releases section if you just want to download and run.
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Installing browser version
\n
This project can be run in browser instead of desktop version. Before installing browser version, check what additional features the desktop version has currently.
\n\n
Drag & Drop package.json to add project.
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Link to open project directory in file explorer.
\n\n
To run in browser.
\n\n
Install ten-hands-cli tool from npm.
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npm install --global ten-hands-cli\n\n (or)\n\n yarn global add ten-hands-cli\n
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Start app
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ten-hands start\n
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Your teminal will show you the localhost address with port where Ten Hands is running. Copy and open it in browser.
\n\n
Configuration
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A config.json is supported which is placed at ~/.ten-hands/ path.
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Check Configration at Wiki for configuration options.
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You have to restart the app when you change configuration.
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FAQ
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Can I create a project without package.json?
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Yes, a project in ten-hands is just a group of tasks for organization purpose. It is not specific for running nodejs based projects. So, if you are not using a nodejs based project, simply create a project with any name. Then add your tasks with any name and command.
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Does adding a task in a project updates the project's package.json?
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No, when you create a project from package.json, it extracts it's name, scripts, directory path (in desktop version) and saves in it's own database file (~/.ten-hands/db.json). package.json is only useful to quickly create a project from file. You can add more tasks related or unrelated to this nodejs project once a project is created.
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I just need to run global commands as tasks. Do I have to give a path? What path do I use?
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Yes, in that case, just give some valid path where the command has permissions to execute. Note that if you do not enter a path while creating task, it tries to execute in the project's path.
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My app doesn't start.
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Try changing the port in config file and restart the app.
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\n\n
My task automatically stops saying process closed with code right after clicking the start button.
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Check if task is running at correct path. By default, task is executed in the project directory path if no path entered at task creation time. Relative paths to project path do not work. When you create a task, you either have to enter the whole absolute path where the task needs to execute or leave empty to run it at project's path.
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I don't want a desktop app. Is there a browser version available?
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Yes, install ten-hands-cli from npm. Check ten-hands-cli for details.
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App installation says Ten Hands is from Unknown Publisher(Windows) or unidentified developer(macOS). Is it safe to install?
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Of course, every single line of code is open source for you to verify. I just couldn't buy expensive code signing certificates. Google how to install app from unidentified developer for steps to allow app in macOS.
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Contributions
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Check CONTRIBUTING for project setup and folder structure details. Please use issue tracker for any kind of bugs/suggestions/discussions.
Do you keep opening terminals to run your scripts/commands/tasks etc,. If you have to do that everyday for same project (Example running scripts from package.json for multiple projects), Ten Hands makes it easier to organize all your tasks in one place.\nYou can organize tasks into projects and run them whenever you want with a click of a button.
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UI
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Please visit website to see intro video.
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Dark
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Light
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Downloads
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Downloads are available in releases section if you just want to download and run.
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Installing browser version
\n
This project can be run in browser instead of desktop version. Before installing browser version, check what additional features the desktop version has currently.
\n\n
Drag & Drop package.json to add project.
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Link to open project directory in file explorer.
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To run in browser.
\n\n
Install ten-hands-cli tool from npm.
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npm install --global ten-hands-cli\n\n (or)\n\n yarn global add ten-hands-cli\n
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Start app
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ten-hands start\n
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Your teminal will show you the localhost address with port where Ten Hands is running. Copy and open it in browser.
\n\n
Configuration
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A config.json is supported which is placed at ~/.ten-hands/ path.
\n
\n
Check Configration at Wiki for configuration options.
\n
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You have to restart the app when you change configuration.
\n
FAQ
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Can I create a project without package.json?
\n\n
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Yes, a project in ten-hands is just a group of tasks for organization purpose. It is not specific for running nodejs based projects. So, if you are not using a nodejs based project, simply create a project with any name. Then add your tasks with any name and command.
\n
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Does adding a task in a project updates the project's package.json?
\n\n
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No, when you create a project from package.json, it extracts it's name, scripts, directory path (in desktop version) and saves in it's own database file (~/.ten-hands/db.json). package.json is only useful to quickly create a project from file. You can add more tasks related or unrelated to this nodejs project once a project is created.
\n
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I just need to run global commands as tasks. Do I have to give a path? What path do I use?
\n\n
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Yes, in that case, just give some valid path where the command has permissions to execute. Note that if you do not enter a path while creating task, it tries to execute in the project's path.
\n
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My app doesn't start.
\n\n
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Try changing the port in config file and restart the app.
\n
\n\n
My task automatically stops saying process closed with code right after clicking the start button.
\n\n
\n
Check if task is running at correct path. By default, task is executed in the project directory path if no path entered at task creation time. Relative paths to project path do not work. When you create a task, you either have to enter the whole absolute path where the task needs to execute or leave empty to run it at project's path.
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I don't want a desktop app. Is there a browser version available?
\n\n
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Yes, install ten-hands-cli from npm. Check ten-hands-cli for details.
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App installation says Ten Hands is from Unknown Publisher(Windows) or unidentified developer(macOS). Is it safe to install?
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Of course, every single line of code is open source for you to verify. I just couldn't buy expensive code signing certificates. Google how to install app from unidentified developer for steps to allow app in macOS.
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Contributions
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Check CONTRIBUTING for project setup and folder structure details. Please use issue tracker for any kind of bugs/suggestions/discussions.
Do you keep opening terminals to run your scripts/commands/tasks etc,. If you have to do that everyday for same project (Example running scripts from package.json for multiple projects), Ten Hands makes it easier to organize all your tasks in one place.\nYou can organize tasks into projects and run them whenever you want with a click of a button.
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UI
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Please visit website to see intro video.
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Dark
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Light
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Downloads
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Downloads are available in releases section if you just want to download and run.
\n
Installing browser version
\n
This project can be run in browser instead of desktop version. Before installing browser version, check what additional features the desktop version has currently.
\n\n
Drag & Drop package.json to add project.
\n
Link to open project directory in file explorer.
\n\n
To run in browser.
\n\n
Install ten-hands-cli tool from npm.
\n\n
npm install --global ten-hands-cli\n\n (or)\n\n yarn global add ten-hands-cli\n
\n\n
Start app
\n\n
ten-hands start\n
\n\n
Your teminal will show you the localhost address with port where Ten Hands is running. Copy and open it in browser.
\n\n
Configuration
\n
A config.json is supported which is placed at ~/.ten-hands/ path.
\n
\n
Check Configration at Wiki for configuration options.
\n
\n
You have to restart the app when you change configuration.
Do you keep opening terminals to run your scripts/commands/tasks etc,. If you have to do that everyday for same project (Example running scripts from package.json for multiple projects), Ten Hands makes it easier to organize all your tasks in one place.\nYou can organize tasks into projects and run them whenever you want with a click of a button.
\n
UI
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Please visit website to see intro video.
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\n\n
\n
Dark
\n
Light
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Downloads are available in releases section if you just want to download and run.
\n
Installing browser version
\n
This project can be run in browser instead of desktop version. Before installing browser version, check what additional features the desktop version has currently.
\n\n
Drag & Drop package.json to add project.
\n
Link to open project directory in file explorer.
\n\n
To run in browser.
\n\n
Install ten-hands-cli tool from npm.
\n\n
npm install --global ten-hands-cli\n\n (or)\n\n yarn global add ten-hands-cli\n
\n\n
Start app
\n\n
ten-hands start\n
\n\n
Your teminal will show you the localhost address with port where Ten Hands is running. Copy and open it in browser.
\n\n
Configuration
\n
A config.json is supported which is placed at ~/.ten-hands/ path.
\n
\n
Check Configration at Wiki for configuration options.
\n
\n
You have to restart the app when you change configuration.
git clone https://github.com/njbrown/texturelab.git\n\ncd texturelab\n\n# if you want to pull down assets (textures and node icons)\ngit submodule update --init\n\n
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yarn:
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yarn install\nyarn electron:serve\n
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npm:
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npm install\nnpm run electron:serve\n
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Feedback
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Got ideas, suggestions or feedback? Reach out to me on twitter
git clone https://github.com/njbrown/texturelab.git\n\ncd texturelab\n\n# if you want to pull down assets (textures and node icons)\ngit submodule update --init\n\n
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yarn:
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yarn install\nyarn electron:serve\n
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npm:
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npm install\nnpm run electron:serve\n
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Feedback
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Got ideas, suggestions or feedback? Reach out to me on twitter
git clone https://github.com/njbrown/texturelab.git\n\ncd texturelab\n\n# if you want to pull down assets (textures and node icons)\ngit submodule update --init\n\n
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yarn:
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yarn install\nyarn electron:serve\n
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npm:
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npm install\nnpm run electron:serve\n
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Feedback
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Got ideas, suggestions or feedback? Reach out to me on twitter
git clone https://github.com/njbrown/texturelab.git\n\ncd texturelab\n\n# if you want to pull down assets (textures and node icons)\ngit submodule update --init\n\n
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yarn:
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yarn install\nyarn electron:serve\n
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npm:
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npm install\nnpm run electron:serve\n
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Feedback
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Got ideas, suggestions or feedback? Reach out to me on twitter
The Wall automatically downloads and changes your desktop wallpaper best on the Tags selected by the user.
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Features
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A beautiful UI
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High Resolution Wallpapers always
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Users can change how many wallpapers to be cached offline per Tag
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Downloads wallpapers automatically in background when required
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Users can Pause or Resume automatic wallpaper change cycle
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Getting Started
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You can download The Wall for Windows right away using the given download links or else you can also clone the source code and package it for your own platform.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
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License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the link MIT License for details
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Acknowledgments
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All the Wallpapers are taken from freely useable images (Read License) by the generous community of photographers on Unsplash.
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The Wall
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The Wall automatically downloads and changes your desktop wallpaper best on the Tags selected by the user.
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Features
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A beautiful UI
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High Resolution Wallpapers always
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Users can change how many wallpapers to be cached offline per Tag
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Downloads wallpapers automatically in background when required
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Users can Pause or Resume automatic wallpaper change cycle
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Getting Started
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You can download The Wall for Windows right away using the given download links or else you can also clone the source code and package it for your own platform.
Thermal is free, open-source and cross-platform desktop application build using Electron & Vue.js, allowing you to manage your Git repositories at one place by providing a simple to use graphic interface with built-in features like commits, history, repository settings and more.
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🏁 Getting Started
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Download the official installer for your operating system from Thermal website.
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🤝🏻 Community
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Stay up to date on the development of Thermal and reach out to the community with these helpful resources.
Thermal is free, open-source and cross-platform desktop application build using Electron & Vue.js, allowing you to manage your Git repositories at one place by providing a simple to use graphic interface with built-in features like commits, history, repository settings and more.
\n
🏁 Getting Started
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Download the official installer for your operating system from Thermal website.
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🤝🏻 Community
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Stay up to date on the development of Thermal and reach out to the community with these helpful resources.
The Wall automatically downloads and changes your desktop wallpaper best on the Tags selected by the user.
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Features
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A beautiful UI
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High Resolution Wallpapers always
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Users can change how many wallpapers to be cached offline per Tag
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Downloads wallpapers automatically in background when required
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Users can Pause or Resume automatic wallpaper change cycle
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Getting Started
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You can download The Wall for Windows right away using the given download links or else you can also clone the source code and package it for your own platform.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
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License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the link MIT License for details
\n
Acknowledgments
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All the Wallpapers are taken from freely useable images (Read License) by the generous community of photographers on Unsplash.
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",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
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The Wall
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The Wall automatically downloads and changes your desktop wallpaper best on the Tags selected by the user.
\n
Features
\n
\n
A beautiful UI
\n
High Resolution Wallpapers always
\n
Users can change how many wallpapers to be cached offline per Tag
\n
Downloads wallpapers automatically in background when required
\n
Users can Pause or Resume automatic wallpaper change cycle
\n
\n
\n
Getting Started
\n
You can download The Wall for Windows right away using the given download links or else you can also clone the source code and package it for your own platform.
Thermal is free, open-source and cross-platform desktop application build using Electron & Vue.js, allowing you to manage your Git repositories at one place by providing a simple to use graphic interface with built-in features like commits, history, repository settings and more.
\n
🏁 Getting Started
\n
Download the official installer for your operating system from Thermal website.
\n
🤝🏻 Community
\n
Stay up to date on the development of Thermal and reach out to the community with these helpful resources.
Thermal is free, open-source and cross-platform desktop application build using Electron & Vue.js, allowing you to manage your Git repositories at one place by providing a simple to use graphic interface with built-in features like commits, history, repository settings and more.
\n
🏁 Getting Started
\n
Download the official installer for your operating system from Thermal website.
\n
🤝🏻 Community
\n
Stay up to date on the development of Thermal and reach out to the community with these helpful resources.
ThisMyPC provides a neat web interface that can be used for browsing your desktop drives from any device in your browser itself. With the help of NodeJs, the file details are displayed in JSON format that can then we easily displayed in web browsers.
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The source code is open so that you can download the source code and set it up with ease if you would like to have your own exclusive environment.
ThisMyPC provides a neat web interface that can be used for browsing your desktop drives from any device in your browser itself. With the help of NodeJs, the file details are displayed in JSON format that can then we easily displayed in web browsers.
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The source code is open so that you can download the source code and set it up with ease if you would like to have your own exclusive environment.
ThisMyPC provides a neat web interface that can be used for browsing your desktop drives from any device in your browser itself. With the help of NodeJs, the file details are displayed in JSON format that can then we easily displayed in web browsers.
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The source code is open so that you can download the source code and set it up with ease if you would like to have your own exclusive environment.
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App Screenshots
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Desktop App Login
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Desktop App Open
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Web App computer hard drives
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Web App computer hard drives Open
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Folder Structure
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.\n├── .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE\n├── doc # All Api doc and gif files\n├── thisMyPCApp # Electron JS app folder\n├── thisMyPCServer # Node JS MongoDB and Express JS server folder\n├── thisMyPCWeb # Angular website folder\n├── .gitignore\n├── .gitlab-ci.yml\n├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md\n├── LICENSE\n└── README.md\n
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What (This my pc) ?
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The concept behind thismypc app was transferred your computer folder and file information trough nodeJS server to web end as a json data.
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Why (This my pc) ?
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The app's responsive web interface helps you to browse file in any resolution device
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You can use sours code for your own projects.
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It works well in low bandwidth environments.
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How to (Wiki) ?
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All usage instruction and information update on Github Wiki
ThisMyPC provides a neat web interface that can be used for browsing your desktop drives from any device in your browser itself. With the help of NodeJs, the file details are displayed in JSON format that can then we easily displayed in web browsers.
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The source code is open so that you can download the source code and set it up with ease if you would like to have your own exclusive environment.
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App Screenshots
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Desktop App Login
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Desktop App Open
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Web App computer hard drives
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Web App computer hard drives Open
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Folder Structure
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.\n├── .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE\n├── doc # All Api doc and gif files\n├── thisMyPCApp # Electron JS app folder\n├── thisMyPCServer # Node JS MongoDB and Express JS server folder\n├── thisMyPCWeb # Angular website folder\n├── .gitignore\n├── .gitlab-ci.yml\n├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md\n├── LICENSE\n└── README.md\n
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What (This my pc) ?
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The concept behind thismypc app was transferred your computer folder and file information trough nodeJS server to web end as a json data.
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Why (This my pc) ?
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The app's responsive web interface helps you to browse file in any resolution device
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You can use sours code for your own projects.
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It works well in low bandwidth environments.
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How to (Wiki) ?
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All usage instruction and information update on Github Wiki
Gives you only 1 page (no tabs, no clutter. just focus). If you really, really must see a link in another window you can open link or a page in your selected browser (cmd+click or right-click on a link/image)
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Minimalist & extremely functional design
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Dock badge shows the number of unread notifications
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Tweaked github css to make it responsive and hide unimportant blocks (headers, footers)
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Shows real names instead of logins (e.g. in comments)
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Auto updater (like chrome - updates the app in the background)
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Works with Github Enterprise
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TouchBar Support
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Disclaimer
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This is mac-first app. It should be cross-platform, because it's using Electron, but it's not, because I'm lazy and because I have no access to Windows & Linux machines to actually test it. If you do, and have lots of time to spare - I would welcome your help 😄. Otherwise, please don't ask me to do this.
Gives you only 1 page (no tabs, no clutter. just focus). If you really, really must see a link in another window you can open link or a page in your selected browser (cmd+click or right-click on a link/image)
\n
Minimalist & extremely functional design
\n
Dock badge shows the number of unread notifications
\n
Tweaked github css to make it responsive and hide unimportant blocks (headers, footers)
\n
Shows real names instead of logins (e.g. in comments)
\n
Auto updater (like chrome - updates the app in the background)
\n
Works with Github Enterprise
\n
TouchBar Support
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
This is mac-first app. It should be cross-platform, because it's using Electron, but it's not, because I'm lazy and because I have no access to Windows & Linux machines to actually test it. If you do, and have lots of time to spare - I would welcome your help 😄. Otherwise, please don't ask me to do this.
Gives you only 1 page (no tabs, no clutter. just focus). If you really, really must see a link in another window you can open link or a page in your selected browser (cmd+click or right-click on a link/image)
\n
Minimalist & extremely functional design
\n
Dock badge shows the number of unread notifications
\n
Tweaked github css to make it responsive and hide unimportant blocks (headers, footers)
\n
Shows real names instead of logins (e.g. in comments)
\n
Auto updater (like chrome - updates the app in the background)
\n
Works with Github Enterprise
\n
TouchBar Support
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
This is mac-first app. It should be cross-platform, because it's using Electron, but it's not, because I'm lazy and because I have no access to Windows & Linux machines to actually test it. If you do, and have lots of time to spare - I would welcome your help 😄. Otherwise, please don't ask me to do this.
Gives you only 1 page (no tabs, no clutter. just focus). If you really, really must see a link in another window you can open link or a page in your selected browser (cmd+click or right-click on a link/image)
\n
Minimalist & extremely functional design
\n
Dock badge shows the number of unread notifications
\n
Tweaked github css to make it responsive and hide unimportant blocks (headers, footers)
\n
Shows real names instead of logins (e.g. in comments)
\n
Auto updater (like chrome - updates the app in the background)
\n
Works with Github Enterprise
\n
TouchBar Support
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
This is mac-first app. It should be cross-platform, because it's using Electron, but it's not, because I'm lazy and because I have no access to Windows & Linux machines to actually test it. If you do, and have lots of time to spare - I would welcome your help 😄. Otherwise, please don't ask me to do this.
Can be referred to electron basic setting like hot-loading, build, auto-launch, auto-update etc.
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I have managed oh-my-desk maked electron.\noh-my-desk has a core feature that is needed for other electron projects as well. (like hot-loading, auto-update, auto-launch etc.) But It is huge project to consult a core features. Therefore, Tiny-Timer is a simple project and is easy to consult about how to make a core feature.
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Downloads
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Following link and Download matched file about OS.
Can be referred to electron basic setting like hot-loading, build, auto-launch, auto-update etc.
\n
\n
I have managed oh-my-desk maked electron.\noh-my-desk has a core feature that is needed for other electron projects as well. (like hot-loading, auto-update, auto-launch etc.) But It is huge project to consult a core features. Therefore, Tiny-Timer is a simple project and is easy to consult about how to make a core feature.
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Following link and Download matched file about OS.
Can be referred to electron basic setting like hot-loading, build, auto-launch, auto-update etc.
\n
\n
I have managed oh-my-desk maked electron.\noh-my-desk has a core feature that is needed for other electron projects as well. (like hot-loading, auto-update, auto-launch etc.) But It is huge project to consult a core features. Therefore, Tiny-Timer is a simple project and is easy to consult about how to make a core feature.
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Following link and Download matched file about OS.
Can be referred to electron basic setting like hot-loading, build, auto-launch, auto-update etc.
\n
\n
I have managed oh-my-desk maked electron.\noh-my-desk has a core feature that is needed for other electron projects as well. (like hot-loading, auto-update, auto-launch etc.) But It is huge project to consult a core features. Therefore, Tiny-Timer is a simple project and is easy to consult about how to make a core feature.
\n
\n
Downloads
\n
Following link and Download matched file about OS.
Many people require for foreign language support. I'm going to add a language config file. This project is open source and anyone can modify the code. If you like this product, you can fork this repository and make a pull request.
Many people require for foreign language support. I'm going to add a language config file. This project is open source and anyone can modify the code. If you like this product, you can fork this repository and make a pull request.
Many people require for foreign language support. I'm going to add a language config file. This project is open source and anyone can modify the code. If you like this product, you can fork this repository and make a pull request.
Many people require for foreign language support. I'm going to add a language config file. This project is open source and anyone can modify the code. If you like this product, you can fork this repository and make a pull request.
A simple meter-based to-do list built with Electron, React, Redux, and LESS.
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
So you want to contribute? Yay! Great! Fun!\nI love seeing new PRs for todometer. That being said, not every pull request will be merged. The general guidelines I'll follow are:
\n
\n
Does it make developing todometer easier?
\n
Does it help other platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) work better?
\n
Does it fix a bug?
\n
Does it keep todometer simple?
\n
Does it break anything?
\n
Does it stick to the original goal of todometer (a simple, meter-based to-do list)
\n
Is it necessary?
\n
\n
Regarding that last point, I don't expect all pull requests to be absolutely necessary. New features are good. That being said, if the new features make the app unnecessarily complex in some way without bringing value to the users, it won't be merged.
\n
Please don't be hurt if your PR isn't merged. You're lovely for working on it. If you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
A simple meter-based to-do list built with Electron, React, Redux, and LESS.
\n
\n
Contributing
\n
So you want to contribute? Yay! Great! Fun!\nI love seeing new PRs for todometer. That being said, not every pull request will be merged. The general guidelines I'll follow are:
\n
\n
Does it make developing todometer easier?
\n
Does it help other platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) work better?
\n
Does it fix a bug?
\n
Does it keep todometer simple?
\n
Does it break anything?
\n
Does it stick to the original goal of todometer (a simple, meter-based to-do list)
\n
Is it necessary?
\n
\n
Regarding that last point, I don't expect all pull requests to be absolutely necessary. New features are good. That being said, if the new features make the app unnecessarily complex in some way without bringing value to the users, it won't be merged.
\n
Please don't be hurt if your PR isn't merged. You're lovely for working on it. If you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
Every day when you open this app, items that undone will be move to today's list.
\n
Add your to-do of tomorrow in the same way.
\n
Drag and drop your to-do item between today's list and tomorrow.
\n
Click the date on the right and look up history.
\n
Add time in today's list and set an alarm clock 5 min before it happens.
\n
\n
Use different sheet
\n
\n
Click super button with infinity icon to toggle the sheet switcher.
\n
Add, remove sheet, or change the sheet's title if you like.
\n
Set it to Cycle mode by clicking the button next to the head 'Today'.
\n
\n
Export your data
\n
\n
All of user data are placed in the folder storage of the app.
\n
Edit the sheets.json to change the sheets' information.
\n
Copy the content of todo.json or todo-*.json to export your data.
\n
\n
HACK IT!
\n
\n
\n
The messages in this app is written in English, and will be shown as the language set in your system by default. however, you can use its internal translations or translate it yourself.
\n
\n
Create file translation.json in the storage directory.
\n
Type your configure like {"@use": "en-US"}, or customize the translation file yourself (See All translatable texts).
\n
\n
\n
\n
This app is built with Electron and VueJS. If you are familiar with eithor of those, you can add custom.js to write your own code whenever the app launched. See the demo at resources/default/custom.js
\n
\n
\n
As well as script, you can also add custom.css to write your stylesheets.
\n
\n
\n
For getting the document layout of the app's page, you can press Control/Cmd+Shift+I to open the devtools panel, just like you do it in Chrome.
Every day when you open this app, items that undone will be move to today's list.
\n
Add your to-do of tomorrow in the same way.
\n
Drag and drop your to-do item between today's list and tomorrow.
\n
Click the date on the right and look up history.
\n
Add time in today's list and set an alarm clock 5 min before it happens.
\n
\n
Use different sheet
\n
\n
Click super button with infinity icon to toggle the sheet switcher.
\n
Add, remove sheet, or change the sheet's title if you like.
\n
Set it to Cycle mode by clicking the button next to the head 'Today'.
\n
\n
Export your data
\n
\n
All of user data are placed in the folder storage of the app.
\n
Edit the sheets.json to change the sheets' information.
\n
Copy the content of todo.json or todo-*.json to export your data.
\n
\n
HACK IT!
\n
\n
\n
The messages in this app is written in English, and will be shown as the language set in your system by default. however, you can use its internal translations or translate it yourself.
\n
\n
Create file translation.json in the storage directory.
\n
Type your configure like {\"@use\": \"en-US\"}, or customize the translation file yourself (See All translatable texts).
\n
\n
\n
\n
This app is built with Electron and VueJS. If you are familiar with eithor of those, you can add custom.js to write your own code whenever the app launched. See the demo at resources/default/custom.js
\n
\n
\n
As well as script, you can also add custom.css to write your stylesheets.
\n
\n
\n
For getting the document layout of the app's page, you can press Control/Cmd+Shift+I to open the devtools panel, just like you do it in Chrome.
Every day when you open this app, items that undone will be move to today's list.
\n
Add your to-do of tomorrow in the same way.
\n
Drag and drop your to-do item between today's list and tomorrow.
\n
Click the date on the right and look up history.
\n
Add time in today's list and set an alarm clock 5 min before it happens.
\n
\n
Use different sheet
\n
\n
Click super button with infinity icon to toggle the sheet switcher.
\n
Add, remove sheet, or change the sheet's title if you like.
\n
Set it to Cycle mode by clicking the button next to the head 'Today'.
\n
\n
Export your data
\n
\n
All of user data are placed in the folder storage of the app.
\n
Edit the sheets.json to change the sheets' information.
\n
Copy the content of todo.json or todo-*.json to export your data.
\n
\n
HACK IT!
\n
\n
\n
The messages in this app is written in English, and will be shown as the language set in your system by default. however, you can use its internal translations or translate it yourself.
\n
\n
Create file translation.json in the storage directory.
\n
Type your configure like {"@use": "en-US"}, or customize the translation file yourself (See All translatable texts).
\n
\n
\n
\n
This app is built with Electron and VueJS. If you are familiar with eithor of those, you can add custom.js to write your own code whenever the app launched. See the demo at resources/default/custom.js
\n
\n
\n
As well as script, you can also add custom.css to write your stylesheets.
\n
\n
\n
For getting the document layout of the app's page, you can press Control/Cmd+Shift+I to open the devtools panel, just like you do it in Chrome.
Every day when you open this app, items that undone will be move to today's list.
\n
Add your to-do of tomorrow in the same way.
\n
Drag and drop your to-do item between today's list and tomorrow.
\n
Click the date on the right and look up history.
\n
Add time in today's list and set an alarm clock 5 min before it happens.
\n
\n
Use different sheet
\n
\n
Click super button with infinity icon to toggle the sheet switcher.
\n
Add, remove sheet, or change the sheet's title if you like.
\n
Set it to Cycle mode by clicking the button next to the head 'Today'.
\n
\n
Export your data
\n
\n
All of user data are placed in the folder storage of the app.
\n
Edit the sheets.json to change the sheets' information.
\n
Copy the content of todo.json or todo-*.json to export your data.
\n
\n
HACK IT!
\n
\n
\n
The messages in this app is written in English, and will be shown as the language set in your system by default. however, you can use its internal translations or translate it yourself.
\n
\n
Create file translation.json in the storage directory.
\n
Type your configure like {\"@use\": \"en-US\"}, or customize the translation file yourself (See All translatable texts).
\n
\n
\n
\n
This app is built with Electron and VueJS. If you are familiar with eithor of those, you can add custom.js to write your own code whenever the app launched. See the demo at resources/default/custom.js
\n
\n
\n
As well as script, you can also add custom.css to write your stylesheets.
\n
\n
\n
For getting the document layout of the app's page, you can press Control/Cmd+Shift+I to open the devtools panel, just like you do it in Chrome.
So you want to contribute? Yay! Great! Fun!\nI love seeing new PRs for todometer. That being said, not every pull request will be merged. The general guidelines I'll follow are:
\n
\n
Does it make developing todometer easier?
\n
Does it help other platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) work better?
\n
Does it fix a bug?
\n
Does it break anything?
\n
Does it stick to the original goal of todometer (a simple, meter-based to-do list)
\n
Does it reduce the build size?
\n
Is it necessary?
\n
\n
Regarding that last point, I don't expect all pull requests to be absolutely necessary. New features are good. That being said, if the new features make the app unnecessarily complex in some way without bringing value to the users, it won't be merged.
\n
Please don't be hurt if your PR isn't merged. You're lovely for working on it. If you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
todometer
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A simple, meter-based to-do list built with Electron and React.
So you want to contribute? Yay! Great! Fun!\nI love seeing new PRs for todometer. That being said, not every pull request will be merged. The general guidelines I'll follow are:
\n
\n
Does it make developing todometer easier?
\n
Does it help other platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) work better?
\n
Does it fix a bug?
\n
Does it break anything?
\n
Does it stick to the original goal of todometer (a simple, meter-based to-do list)
\n
Does it reduce the build size?
\n
Is it necessary?
\n
\n
Regarding that last point, I don't expect all pull requests to be absolutely necessary. New features are good. That being said, if the new features make the app unnecessarily complex in some way without bringing value to the users, it won't be merged.
\n
Please don't be hurt if your PR isn't merged. You're lovely for working on it. If you are thinking about working on something, feel free to make an issue beforehand so that you can make sure it'll be worth your time!
Project Tofino is a browser interaction experiment.
\n
The kinds of things we use browsers for on PCs and mobile devices are different\nthan they were when the current "tabs across the top" browsers were designed.\nWe believe we can do a lot better by focusing on the tasks and activities users\nengage browsers for. Project Tofino is one of our explorations.
\n
This project is extremely immature. It's currently at the "OK, lets throw some\nstuff together to see what happens" stage. Please adjust your expectations\naccordingly. The tools we're using are not a statement on the set of\ntechnologies we'll use to build a final product if these ideas pan out. We're\nlooking for the quickest way to build the experiments we want, not a long-term\ntechnical strategy.
\n
If you like a wild ride and you've got another browser for real work, we'd love\nto have your comments on what works and what doesn't. But right now the "what\nworks" list is a lot shorter than the "what doesn't" list, so maybe check back\nin a few weeks when there's more to look at.
npm start - Runs the build in production mode. Should be similar to a\npackaged build.
\n
npm run dev - Runs the build in development mode with hot module\nreloading.
\n
npm run package - Creates a distributable package.
\n
npm run clobber - Destroys a handful of temporary files (electron build,\nnode modules, configurations) to clean up invalid states. If running into\nstrange issues, try this command, followed by an npm install.
\n
\n
Even though the user agent and content services are reused between multiple\nbrowser instances, they don't outlive their parent process by default when it\nexits, to ease development. To have them kept alive even when there are no more\nclients left, npm run serve will start these services standalone for finer\nlifetime control.
\n
Testing
\n
Currently runs linting, unit and webdriver tests with mocha.
\n
npm test\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct.\nBy participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
This project is very new, so we'll probably revise these guidelines. Please\ncomment on a bug before putting significant effort in if you'd like to\ncontribute.
\n
The code uses examples from many different places, but the foundation was\nstarted from a set of posts from Paul Frazee:
This software is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.\nSee LICENSE for details.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
Project Tofino
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\n\n
\n
Project Tofino is a browser interaction experiment.
\n
The kinds of things we use browsers for on PCs and mobile devices are different\nthan they were when the current \"tabs across the top\" browsers were designed.\nWe believe we can do a lot better by focusing on the tasks and activities users\nengage browsers for. Project Tofino is one of our explorations.
\n
This project is extremely immature. It's currently at the \"OK, lets throw some\nstuff together to see what happens\" stage. Please adjust your expectations\naccordingly. The tools we're using are not a statement on the set of\ntechnologies we'll use to build a final product if these ideas pan out. We're\nlooking for the quickest way to build the experiments we want, not a long-term\ntechnical strategy.
\n
If you like a wild ride and you've got another browser for real work, we'd love\nto have your comments on what works and what doesn't. But right now the \"what\nworks\" list is a lot shorter than the \"what doesn't\" list, so maybe check back\nin a few weeks when there's more to look at.
npm start - Runs the build in production mode. Should be similar to a\npackaged build.
\n
npm run dev - Runs the build in development mode with hot module\nreloading.
\n
npm run package - Creates a distributable package.
\n
npm run clobber - Destroys a handful of temporary files (electron build,\nnode modules, configurations) to clean up invalid states. If running into\nstrange issues, try this command, followed by an npm install.
\n
\n
Even though the user agent and content services are reused between multiple\nbrowser instances, they don't outlive their parent process by default when it\nexits, to ease development. To have them kept alive even when there are no more\nclients left, npm run serve will start these services standalone for finer\nlifetime control.
\n
Testing
\n
Currently runs linting, unit and webdriver tests with mocha.
\n
npm test\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct.\nBy participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
This project is very new, so we'll probably revise these guidelines. Please\ncomment on a bug before putting significant effort in if you'd like to\ncontribute.
\n
The code uses examples from many different places, but the foundation was\nstarted from a set of posts from Paul Frazee:
Project Tofino is a browser interaction experiment.
\n
The kinds of things we use browsers for on PCs and mobile devices are different\nthan they were when the current "tabs across the top" browsers were designed.\nWe believe we can do a lot better by focusing on the tasks and activities users\nengage browsers for. Project Tofino is one of our explorations.
\n
This project is extremely immature. It's currently at the "OK, lets throw some\nstuff together to see what happens" stage. Please adjust your expectations\naccordingly. The tools we're using are not a statement on the set of\ntechnologies we'll use to build a final product if these ideas pan out. We're\nlooking for the quickest way to build the experiments we want, not a long-term\ntechnical strategy.
\n
If you like a wild ride and you've got another browser for real work, we'd love\nto have your comments on what works and what doesn't. But right now the "what\nworks" list is a lot shorter than the "what doesn't" list, so maybe check back\nin a few weeks when there's more to look at.
npm start - Runs the build in production mode. Should be similar to a\npackaged build.
\n
npm run dev - Runs the build in development mode with hot module\nreloading.
\n
npm run package - Creates a distributable package.
\n
npm run clobber - Destroys a handful of temporary files (electron build,\nnode modules, configurations) to clean up invalid states. If running into\nstrange issues, try this command, followed by an npm install.
\n
\n
Even though the user agent and content services are reused between multiple\nbrowser instances, they don't outlive their parent process by default when it\nexits, to ease development. To have them kept alive even when there are no more\nclients left, npm run serve will start these services standalone for finer\nlifetime control.
\n
Testing
\n
Currently runs linting, unit and webdriver tests with mocha.
\n
npm test\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct.\nBy participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
This project is very new, so we'll probably revise these guidelines. Please\ncomment on a bug before putting significant effort in if you'd like to\ncontribute.
\n
The code uses examples from many different places, but the foundation was\nstarted from a set of posts from Paul Frazee:
This software is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.\nSee LICENSE for details.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
Project Tofino
\n
\n\n
\n
Project Tofino is a browser interaction experiment.
\n
The kinds of things we use browsers for on PCs and mobile devices are different\nthan they were when the current \"tabs across the top\" browsers were designed.\nWe believe we can do a lot better by focusing on the tasks and activities users\nengage browsers for. Project Tofino is one of our explorations.
\n
This project is extremely immature. It's currently at the \"OK, lets throw some\nstuff together to see what happens\" stage. Please adjust your expectations\naccordingly. The tools we're using are not a statement on the set of\ntechnologies we'll use to build a final product if these ideas pan out. We're\nlooking for the quickest way to build the experiments we want, not a long-term\ntechnical strategy.
\n
If you like a wild ride and you've got another browser for real work, we'd love\nto have your comments on what works and what doesn't. But right now the \"what\nworks\" list is a lot shorter than the \"what doesn't\" list, so maybe check back\nin a few weeks when there's more to look at.
npm start - Runs the build in production mode. Should be similar to a\npackaged build.
\n
npm run dev - Runs the build in development mode with hot module\nreloading.
\n
npm run package - Creates a distributable package.
\n
npm run clobber - Destroys a handful of temporary files (electron build,\nnode modules, configurations) to clean up invalid states. If running into\nstrange issues, try this command, followed by an npm install.
\n
\n
Even though the user agent and content services are reused between multiple\nbrowser instances, they don't outlive their parent process by default when it\nexits, to ease development. To have them kept alive even when there are no more\nclients left, npm run serve will start these services standalone for finer\nlifetime control.
\n
Testing
\n
Currently runs linting, unit and webdriver tests with mocha.
\n
npm test\n
\n
Contributing
\n
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct.\nBy participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
This project is very new, so we'll probably revise these guidelines. Please\ncomment on a bug before putting significant effort in if you'd like to\ncontribute.
\n
The code uses examples from many different places, but the foundation was\nstarted from a set of posts from Paul Frazee:
It allows you to create instances ("run servers") of Tournamenter without knowing\na bit of Terminal. You can run multiple instances of Tournamenter simultaneously.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
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\n
This project is an wrapper for the Tournamenter\napp. It is a service manager that can launch and manage Tournamenter servers locally.
\n
\n
Tournamenter is
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A system that allows you to manage your tournament or event, built with\nNode.JS and Electron.
\n
It allows you to run events with a easy to use interface that let's you:
\n
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Manage Teams
\n
Create Groups (Like Soccer Groups)
\n
Create Tables (With custom ranking options and Columns)
\n
Create Views that will be displayed in TV Screens and Projectors\n(With custom Pages that can be customized)
\n
\n
Download and Install
\n
The App is in BETA, and should work fine on Mac and Windows. Download the latest version for your OS:
It allows you to create instances (\"run servers\") of Tournamenter without knowing\na bit of Terminal. You can run multiple instances of Tournamenter simultaneously.
Instead of npm install you may also install with yarn.
\n
Running Transee
\n
To run a development version requires a few steps. The easiest way is just to use two\nterminals. One terminal can be used just to watch for changes to the code:
\n
npm run watch\n
\n
Now run Transee in another terminal:
\n
npm run dev\n
\n
The main process in src/main/ folder is just for development version. After npm run dev the bundles are created in dist/renderer/ folder
\n
To run a distribution version open dist/ directory and install Node dependencies:
\n
npm install\n
\n
and run:
\n
npm start\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
\n
Transee
\n
Simple and useful tool for quick translation - reference to Google Translate
Instead of npm install you may also install with yarn.
\n
Running Transee
\n
To run a development version requires a few steps. The easiest way is just to use two\nterminals. One terminal can be used just to watch for changes to the code:
\n
npm run watch\n
\n
Now run Transee in another terminal:
\n
npm run dev\n
\n
The main process in src/main/ folder is just for development version. After npm run dev the bundles are created in dist/renderer/ folder
\n
To run a distribution version open dist/ directory and install Node dependencies:
Instead of npm install you may also install with yarn.
\n
Running Transee
\n
To run a development version requires a few steps. The easiest way is just to use two\nterminals. One terminal can be used just to watch for changes to the code:
\n
npm run watch\n
\n
Now run Transee in another terminal:
\n
npm run dev\n
\n
The main process in src/main/ folder is just for development version. After npm run dev the bundles are created in dist/renderer/ folder
\n
To run a distribution version open dist/ directory and install Node dependencies:
\n
npm install\n
\n
and run:
\n
npm start\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
\n
Transee
\n
Simple and useful tool for quick translation - reference to Google Translate
Instead of npm install you may also install with yarn.
\n
Running Transee
\n
To run a development version requires a few steps. The easiest way is just to use two\nterminals. One terminal can be used just to watch for changes to the code:
\n
npm run watch\n
\n
Now run Transee in another terminal:
\n
npm run dev\n
\n
The main process in src/main/ folder is just for development version. After npm run dev the bundles are created in dist/renderer/ folder
\n
To run a distribution version open dist/ directory and install Node dependencies:
Setup.exe => Full Windows install\nPortable.exe => Unzip and run the exe.\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
P.S. This app saves the previosuly entered information in the systems %APPDATA% directory so that the whole information is not typed again.\nNOTHING is collected by me. Also, this app establishes connection to the internet to check for the updates.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
TriCo-electron-app
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This App Converts your correctly formatted Excel Spreadsheet to a specified table/collection in specified Database in MYSQL/MongoDB.
\n
Do checkout the upcoming features in CHANGELOG.md
\n
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Excel Formats Supported
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Supported Excel formats are XLS/XLSX/CSV
\n
Usage
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The Database must already be there. A table name should be provided.
\n
Spreadsheet Format
\n
Please have a look at the sample Excel sheets provided to have a clear view of the File. Microsoft Sample Sheet
Setup.exe => Full Windows install\nPortable.exe => Unzip and run the exe.\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
P.S. This app saves the previosuly entered information in the systems %APPDATA% directory so that the whole information is not typed again.\nNOTHING is collected by me. Also, this app establishes connection to the internet to check for the updates.
Setup.exe => Full Windows install\nPortable.exe => Unzip and run the exe.\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
P.S. This app saves the previosuly entered information in the systems %APPDATA% directory so that the whole information is not typed again.\nNOTHING is collected by me. Also, this app establishes connection to the internet to check for the updates.
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TriCo-electron-app
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This App Converts your correctly formatted Excel Spreadsheet to a specified table/collection in specified Database in MYSQL/MongoDB.
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Do checkout the upcoming features in CHANGELOG.md
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Excel Formats Supported
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Supported Excel formats are XLS/XLSX/CSV
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Usage
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The Database must already be there. A table name should be provided.
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Spreadsheet Format
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Please have a look at the sample Excel sheets provided to have a clear view of the File. Microsoft Sample Sheet
Setup.exe => Full Windows install\nPortable.exe => Unzip and run the exe.\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
P.S. This app saves the previosuly entered information in the systems %APPDATA% directory so that the whole information is not typed again.\nNOTHING is collected by me. Also, this app establishes connection to the internet to check for the updates.
master branch only includes the source code of Translatium 9 & up. For older versions, check out the legacy- branches.
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Development
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# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/quanglam2807/translatium.git\ncd translatium\n\n# set API keys\nexport REACT_APP_YANDEX_TRANSLATE_API_KEY=...\nexport REACT_APP_YANDEX_DICTIONARY_API_KEY=...\nexport REACT_APP_OCR_SPACE_API_KEY=...\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\n\n# Run development mode of Translatium\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn dist\n
master branch only includes the source code of Translatium 9 & up. For older versions, check out the legacy- branches.
\n\n
Development
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# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/quanglam2807/translatium.git\ncd translatium\n\n# set API keys\nexport REACT_APP_YANDEX_TRANSLATE_API_KEY=...\nexport REACT_APP_YANDEX_DICTIONARY_API_KEY=...\nexport REACT_APP_OCR_SPACE_API_KEY=...\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\n\n# Run development mode of Translatium\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn dist\n
master branch only includes the source code of Translatium 9 & up. For older versions, check out the legacy- branches.
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Licensing
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Usage
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Translatium is paid software.Pay just $9.99 to unlock the app perpetually.
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The license:
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Has no time limit and never expires.
\n
Works with all versions (including major updates).
\n
Permits uses on all of the devices you own (regardless of platforms or operating systems).
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Source Code
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On the other hand, the source code is freely available for use, modification and distribution under the permissions, limitations and conditions listed in the Mozilla Public License 2.0.
\n\n
Development
\n
# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/atomery/translatium.git\ncd translatium\n\n# set API keys\nexport REACT_APP_OCR_SPACE_API_KEY=...\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\n\n# Run development mode of Translatium\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn dist\n
master branch only includes the source code of Translatium 9 & up. For older versions, check out the legacy- branches.
\n\n
Licensing
\n
Usage
\n
Translatium is paid software.Pay just $9.99 to unlock the app perpetually.
\n
The license:
\n
\n
Has no time limit and never expires.
\n
Works with all versions (including major updates).
\n
Permits uses on all of the devices you own (regardless of platforms or operating systems).
\n
\n
Source Code
\n
On the other hand, the source code is freely available for use, modification and distribution under the permissions, limitations and conditions listed in the Mozilla Public License 2.0.
\n\n
Development
\n
# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/atomery/translatium.git\ncd translatium\n\n# set API keys\nexport REACT_APP_OCR_SPACE_API_KEY=...\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\n\n# Run development mode of Translatium\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn dist\n
It allows you to create instances ("run servers") of Tournamenter without knowing\na bit of Terminal. You can run multiple instances of Tournamenter simultaneously.
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This project is an wrapper for the Tournamenter\napp. It is a service manager that can launch and manage Tournamenter servers locally.
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Tournamenter is
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A system that allows you to manage your tournament or event, built with\nNode.JS and Electron.
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It allows you to run events with a easy to use interface that let's you:
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Manage Teams
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Create Groups (Like Soccer Groups)
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Create Tables (With custom ranking options and Columns)
\n
Create Views that will be displayed in TV Screens and Projectors\n(With custom Pages that can be customized)
\n
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Download and Install
\n
The App is in BETA, and should work fine on Mac and Windows. Download the latest version for your OS:
It allows you to create instances (\"run servers\") of Tournamenter without knowing\na bit of Terminal. You can run multiple instances of Tournamenter simultaneously.
Trilium is provided as either desktop application (Linux and Windows) or web application hosted on your server (Linux). Mac OS desktop build is available, but it is unsupported.
\n
\n
If you want to use Trilium on the desktop, download binary release for your platform from latest release, unzip the package and run trilium executable.
\n
If you want to install Trilium on server, follow this page.\n
\n
Currently only recent Chrome and Firefox are supported (tested) browsers.
Trilium is provided as either desktop application (Linux and Windows) or web application hosted on your server (Linux). Mac OS desktop build is available, but it is unsupported.
\n
\n
If you want to use Trilium on the desktop, download binary release for your platform from latest release, unzip the package and run trilium executable.
\n
If you want to install Trilium on server, follow this page.\n
\n
Currently only recent Chrome and Firefox are supported (tested) browsers.
Bring order to your research — use the power of Tropy to organize and describe\nyour research photos so you can quickly find your sources whenever you need them.
\n
Visit tropy.org to learn more or follow\n@tropy on Twitter for important announcements.\nTo get started, download the latest version of Tropy for your platform, check\nout the user's manual and join the discussion on the\nforums.
\n
If you are interested to work on Tropy or create your own builds, please\nfind more details below. Happy hacking!
\n
Install from Source
\n
Install the latest version of Node.js (at least the\nversion that ships with the current Electron\nrelease) with node-gyp and all\nits requirements for your platform.
\n
On Linux you may need to install some packages in addition to node-gyp's\nrequirements. For example:
\n
# On Arch Linux\n$ sudo pacman -Sy fftw orc librsvg\n\n# On Debian\n$ sudo apt-get install liborc-0.4-0 libfftw3-bin librsvg2-bin\n\n# On CentOS\n$ sudo yum install fftw3 orc librsvg2 glib2-devel\n
\n
Before installing Tropy's dependencies, set the environment variable\nSHARP_DIST_BASE_URL or the sharp_dist_base_url npm config option to\npoint to the base URL for Tropy's\npre-compiled libvips archives:
\n
$ npm config set sharp_dist_base_url "https://github.com/tropy/sharp-libvips/releases/download/v8.9.0/"\n
\n
Additionally, if you have libvips installed locally (and don't wish Tropy\nto be linked against it), set the SHARP_IGNORE_GLOBAL_LIBVIPS environment\nvariable.
\n
Finally, clone this repository and install\nall of Tropy's dependencies:
\n
# Install native modules first, without building, them. They will\n# be patched and linked agains Electron by our rebuild script later!\n$ npm install sharp sqlite3 --ignore-scripts --no-save --no-package-lock\n$ npm install\n
\n
To test that everything is set up correctly, run:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Creating Builds
\n
To create a dev-build for your current platform run npm run build at the\nroot of the repository. This will create a dev-build of Tropy in the dist\nfolder.
\n
Running in Dev-Mode
\n
Alternatively, you can start Tropy in dev-mode directly from the root of the\nrepository, by running npm start.
\n
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Tropy
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Bring order to your research — use the power of Tropy to organize and describe\nyour research photos so you can quickly find your sources whenever you need them.
\n
Visit tropy.org to learn more or follow\n@tropy on Twitter for important announcements.\nTo get started, download the latest version of Tropy for your platform, check\nout the user's manual and join the discussion on the\nforums.
\n
If you are interested to work on Tropy or create your own builds, please\nfind more details below. Happy hacking!
\n
Install from Source
\n
Install the latest version of Node.js (at least the\nversion that ships with the current Electron\nrelease) with node-gyp and all\nits requirements for your platform.
\n
On Linux you may need to install some packages in addition to node-gyp's\nrequirements. For example:
\n
# On Arch Linux\n$ sudo pacman -Sy fftw orc librsvg\n\n# On Debian\n$ sudo apt-get install liborc-0.4-0 libfftw3-bin librsvg2-bin\n\n# On CentOS\n$ sudo yum install fftw3 orc librsvg2 glib2-devel\n
\n
Before installing Tropy's dependencies, set the environment variable\nSHARP_DIST_BASE_URL or the sharp_dist_base_url npm config option to\npoint to the base URL for Tropy's\npre-compiled libvips archives:
\n
$ npm config set sharp_dist_base_url \"https://github.com/tropy/sharp-libvips/releases/download/v8.9.0/\"\n
\n
Additionally, if you have libvips installed locally (and don't wish Tropy\nto be linked against it), set the SHARP_IGNORE_GLOBAL_LIBVIPS environment\nvariable.
\n
Finally, clone this repository and install\nall of Tropy's dependencies:
\n
# Install native modules first, without building, them. They will\n# be patched and linked agains Electron by our rebuild script later!\n$ npm install sharp sqlite3 --ignore-scripts --no-save --no-package-lock\n$ npm install\n
\n
To test that everything is set up correctly, run:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Creating Builds
\n
To create a dev-build for your current platform run npm run build at the\nroot of the repository. This will create a dev-build of Tropy in the dist\nfolder.
\n
Running in Dev-Mode
\n
Alternatively, you can start Tropy in dev-mode directly from the root of the\nrepository, by running npm start.
Trilium is provided as either desktop application (Linux and Windows) or web application hosted on your server (Linux). Mac OS desktop build is available, but it is unsupported.
\n
\n
If you want to use Trilium on the desktop, download binary release for your platform from latest release, unzip the package and run trilium executable.
\n
If you want to install Trilium on server, follow this page.\n
\n
Currently only recent Chrome and Firefox are supported (tested) browsers.
Trilium is provided as either desktop application (Linux and Windows) or web application hosted on your server (Linux). Mac OS desktop build is available, but it is unsupported.
\n
\n
If you want to use Trilium on the desktop, download binary release for your platform from latest release, unzip the package and run trilium executable.
\n
If you want to install Trilium on server, follow this page.\n
\n
Currently only recent Chrome and Firefox are supported (tested) browsers.
Bring order to your research — use the power of Tropy to organize and describe\nyour research photos so you can quickly find your sources whenever you need them.
\n
Visit tropy.org to learn more or follow\n@tropy on Twitter for important announcements.\nTo get started, download the latest version of Tropy for your platform, check\nout the user's manual and join the discussion on the\nforums.
\n
If you are interested to work on Tropy or create your own builds, please\nfind more details below. Happy hacking!
\n
Install from Source
\n
Install the latest version of Node.js (at least the\nversion that ships with the current Electron\nrelease) with node-gyp and all\nits requirements for your platform.
\n
On Linux you may need to install some packages in addition to node-gyp's\nrequirements. For example:
\n
# On Arch Linux\n$ sudo pacman -Sy fftw orc librsvg\n\n# On Debian\n$ sudo apt-get install liborc-0.4-0 libfftw3-bin librsvg2-bin\n\n# On CentOS\n$ sudo yum install fftw3 orc librsvg2 glib2-devel\n
\n
Before installing Tropy's dependencies, set the environment variable\nSHARP_DIST_BASE_URL or the sharp_dist_base_url npm config option to\npoint to the base URL for Tropy's\npre-compiled libvips archives:
\n
$ npm config set sharp_dist_base_url "https://github.com/tropy/sharp-libvips/releases/download/v8.8.1-tropy/"\n
\n
Additionally, if you have libvips installed locally (and don't wish Tropy\nto be linked against it), set the SHARP_IGNORE_GLOBAL_LIBVIPS environment\nvariable.
\n
Finally, clone this repository and install\nall of Tropy's dependencies:
\n
# Install native modules first, without building, them. They will\n# be patched and linked against Electron by our rebuild script later!\n$ npm install sharp sqlite3 --ignore-scripts --no-save --no-package-lock\n$ npm install\n
\n
To test that everything is set up correctly, run:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Creating Builds
\n
To create a dev-build for your current platform run npm run build at the\nroot of the repository. This will create a dev-build of Tropy in the dist\nfolder.
\n
Running in Dev-Mode
\n
Alternatively, you can start Tropy in dev-mode directly from the root of the\nrepository, by running npm start.
\n
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Tropy
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Bring order to your research — use the power of Tropy to organize and describe\nyour research photos so you can quickly find your sources whenever you need them.
\n
Visit tropy.org to learn more or follow\n@tropy on Twitter for important announcements.\nTo get started, download the latest version of Tropy for your platform, check\nout the user's manual and join the discussion on the\nforums.
\n
If you are interested to work on Tropy or create your own builds, please\nfind more details below. Happy hacking!
\n
Install from Source
\n
Install the latest version of Node.js (at least the\nversion that ships with the current Electron\nrelease) with node-gyp and all\nits requirements for your platform.
\n
On Linux you may need to install some packages in addition to node-gyp's\nrequirements. For example:
\n
# On Arch Linux\n$ sudo pacman -Sy fftw orc librsvg\n\n# On Debian\n$ sudo apt-get install liborc-0.4-0 libfftw3-bin librsvg2-bin\n\n# On CentOS\n$ sudo yum install fftw3 orc librsvg2 glib2-devel\n
\n
Before installing Tropy's dependencies, set the environment variable\nSHARP_DIST_BASE_URL or the sharp_dist_base_url npm config option to\npoint to the base URL for Tropy's\npre-compiled libvips archives:
\n
$ npm config set sharp_dist_base_url \"https://github.com/tropy/sharp-libvips/releases/download/v8.8.1-tropy/\"\n
\n
Additionally, if you have libvips installed locally (and don't wish Tropy\nto be linked against it), set the SHARP_IGNORE_GLOBAL_LIBVIPS environment\nvariable.
\n
Finally, clone this repository and install\nall of Tropy's dependencies:
\n
# Install native modules first, without building, them. They will\n# be patched and linked against Electron by our rebuild script later!\n$ npm install sharp sqlite3 --ignore-scripts --no-save --no-package-lock\n$ npm install\n
\n
To test that everything is set up correctly, run:
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Creating Builds
\n
To create a dev-build for your current platform run npm run build at the\nroot of the repository. This will create a dev-build of Tropy in the dist\nfolder.
\n
Running in Dev-Mode
\n
Alternatively, you can start Tropy in dev-mode directly from the root of the\nrepository, by running npm start.
While ttth supports a growing list of pre-configured services, you can as well add custom urls yourself (using the CUSTOM URL type).\nPlease see the supported services for more details.
\n
ui
\n
ttth comes with several themes. The readme shows only exemplary only the default theme.
ttth is using sentry to collect error reports. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases. Please see the sentry privacy policy for more details.
\n
ttth is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
\n
All data is stored locally only.
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for electrons webview.
\n
\n
You are always welcome to check and even improve the code.
While ttth supports a growing list of pre-configured services, you can as well add custom urls yourself (using the CUSTOM URL type).\nPlease see the supported services for more details.
\n
ui
\n
ttth comes with several themes. The readme shows only exemplary only the default theme.
ttth is using sentry to collect error reports. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases. Please see the sentry privacy policy for more details.
\n
ttth is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
\n
All data is stored locally only.
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for electrons webview.
\n
\n
You are always welcome to check and even improve the code.
While ttth supports a growing list of pre-configured services, you can as well add custom urls yourself (using the CUSTOM URL type).\nPlease see the supported services for more details.
\n
ui
\n
ttth comes with several themes. This readme is only featuring the default theme.
ttth is using sentry to collect error reports. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases. Please see the sentry privacy policy for more details.
\n
ttth is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
\n
All data is stored locally only.
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for electrons webview.
\n
\n
You are always welcome to check and even improve the code.
While ttth supports a growing list of pre-configured services, you can as well add custom urls yourself (using the CUSTOM URL type).\nPlease see the supported services for more details.
\n
ui
\n
ttth comes with several themes. This readme is only featuring the default theme.
ttth is using sentry to collect error reports. This helps heavily finding bugs which might occur only in some specific use-cases. Please see the sentry privacy policy for more details.
\n
ttth is not tracking it's users (i.e. using Google Analytics or similar)
\n
All data is stored locally only.
\n
Sessions will persist using the partition:persist attribute for electrons webview.
\n
\n
You are always welcome to check and even improve the code.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Tutti Quanti Shelf.app version for macOS:
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Tutti Quanti Shelf.app version for macOS:
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tomaszchlebek/turn-off-app.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd turn-off-app\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn run start\n
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TURN OFF APP
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Turn Off App is free and open source software to shutdown your computer at selected hour or after specifed time peroid avilable on Windows platform
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tomaszchlebek/turn-off-app.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd turn-off-app\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn run start\n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
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Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install tusk
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install tusk
\n
Note
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The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
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Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
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Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlAltE.
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.tusk.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.tusk.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlD.
\n
Drag & Drop Files - Attach files by dragging them to the app window.
\n
Export Notes as Markdown - Press Cmd/CtrlO to save your notes as Markdown files.
\n
Export Notes as HTML - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftH to save your notes as HTML files.
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Export Notes as PDF - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftE to save your notes as PDF files.
\n
Focus Mode - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlK.
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
Note Navigation - Navigate your notes by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9.
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Note Printing - Press Cmd/CtrlAltP to print your notes.
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Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
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Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
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Update Notifications - Customize the apps update checking frequency.
\n
Yinxiang Support - Login to Yinxiang by using the File > Switch to Yinxiang option.
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Keyboard Shortcuts
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Local Shortcut Keys
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70+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
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Description
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Keys
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Activate Auto Night Mode
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Cmd/CtrlAltN
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Add Link
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Cmd/CtrlShiftK
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Add Shortcut
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Cmd/CtrlAltS
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Align Center
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Cmd/CtrlAltM
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Align Left
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Cmd/CtrlAltL
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Align Right
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Cmd/CtrlAltR
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Attach File
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Cmd/CtrlShiftF
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Bold Text
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Cmd/CtrlB
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Bulleted List
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Cmd/CtrlShift.
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Change Font Size
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Cmd/CtrlAlt1 - 6
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Code Block
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Cmd/CtrlShiftL
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Decrease Indentation
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Cmd/CtrlShiftM
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Delete Note
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Delete
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Edit Shortcut Keys
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Cmd/Ctrl.
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Export Note as HTML
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Cmd/CtrlShiftH
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Export Note as Markdown
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Cmd/CtrlO
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Export Note as PDF
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Cmd/CtrlShiftE
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Increase Indentation
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Cmd/CtrlAltK
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Insert Date Stamp
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Cmd/CtrlShift;
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Insert Date-Time Stamp
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Cmd/Ctrl;
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Insert from Drive
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Cmd/CtrlShiftD
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Insert Horizontal Rule
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Cmd/CtrlShift-
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Italic Text
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Cmd/CtrlI
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Jump to Note
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Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
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Make Text Larger
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Cmd/CtrlShift=
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Make Text Smaller
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Cmd/Ctrl-
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Navigate to Next Note
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Cmd/CtrlTab
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Navigate to Previews Note
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Cmd/CtrlShiftTab
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New Note
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Cmd/CtrlN
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New Notebook
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Cmd/CtrlShiftN
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New Tag
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Cmd/CtrlShiftT
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Numbered List
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Cmd/CtrlShiftO
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Print Note
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Cmd/CtrlAltP
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Remove Formatting
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Reset Zoom Level
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Return to Notes
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Esc
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Save Note
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Search Notes
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Set Always on Top
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Cmd/CtrlShiftP
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Set Reminder
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Cmd/CtrlE
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Strikethrough Text
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Cmd/CtrlT
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Subscript Text
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Cmd/CtrlShift]
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Superscript Text
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Toggle Black Theme
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Cmd/CtrlAltE
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Toggle Checkbox
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\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Focus Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Notebooks
\n
AltShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Shortcuts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/Ctrl\\
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tags
\n
AltShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n
\n
Underline Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlU
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Tusk at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.tusk.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install tusk
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install tusk
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlAltE.
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.tusk.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.tusk.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlD.
\n
Drag & Drop Files - Attach files by dragging them to the app window.
\n
Export Notes as Markdown - Press Cmd/CtrlO to save your notes as Markdown files.
\n
Export Notes as HTML - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftH to save your notes as HTML files.
\n
Export Notes as PDF - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftE to save your notes as PDF files.
\n
Focus Mode - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlK.
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
Note Navigation - Navigate your notes by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9.
\n
Note Printing - Press Cmd/CtrlAltP to print your notes.
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the apps update checking frequency.
\n
Yinxiang Support - Login to Yinxiang by using the File > Switch to Yinxiang option.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
70+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Link
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftK
\n
\n
\n
Add Shortcut
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltS
\n
\n
\n
Align Center
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltM
\n
\n
\n
Align Left
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltL
\n
\n
\n
Align Right
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltR
\n
\n
\n
Attach File
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftF
\n
\n
\n
Bold Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Bulleted List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift.
\n
\n
\n
Change Font Size
\n
Cmd/CtrlAlt1 - 6
\n
\n
\n
Code Block
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftL
\n
\n
\n
Decrease Indentation
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftM
\n
\n
\n
Delete Note
\n
Delete
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as HTML
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as Markdown
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as PDF
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Increase Indentation
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltK
\n
\n
\n
Insert Date Stamp
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift;
\n
\n
\n
Insert Date-Time Stamp
\n
Cmd/Ctrl;
\n
\n
\n
Insert from Drive
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Insert Horizontal Rule
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift-
\n
\n
\n
Italic Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Jump to Note
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Next Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Previews Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
New Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
New Notebook
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
New Tag
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Numbered List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftO
\n
\n
\n
Print Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltP
\n
\n
\n
Remove Formatting
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftSpace
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Notes
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Save Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlS
\n
\n
\n
Search Notes
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlE
\n
\n
\n
Strikethrough Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Subscript Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift]
\n
\n
\n
Superscript Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift[
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltE
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Checkbox
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Focus Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Notebooks
\n
AltShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Shortcuts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/Ctrl\\
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tags
\n
AltShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n
\n
Underline Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlU
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Tusk at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.tusk.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install tusk
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install tusk
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlAltE.
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.tusk.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.tusk.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlD.
\n
Drag & Drop Files - Attach files by dragging them to the app window.
\n
Export Notes as Markdown - Press Cmd/CtrlO to save your notes as Markdown files.
\n
Export Notes as HTML - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftH to save your notes as HTML files.
\n
Export Notes as PDF - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftE to save your notes as PDF files.
\n
Focus Mode - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlK.
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
Note Navigation - Navigate your notes by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9.
\n
Note Printing - Press Cmd/CtrlAltP to print your notes.
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the apps update checking frequency.
\n
Yinxiang Support - Login to Yinxiang by using the File > Switch to Yinxiang option.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
70+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Link
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftK
\n
\n
\n
Add Shortcut
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltS
\n
\n
\n
Align Center
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltM
\n
\n
\n
Align Left
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltL
\n
\n
\n
Align Right
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltR
\n
\n
\n
Attach File
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftF
\n
\n
\n
Bold Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Bulleted List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift.
\n
\n
\n
Change Font Size
\n
Cmd/CtrlAlt1 - 6
\n
\n
\n
Code Block
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftL
\n
\n
\n
Decrease Indentation
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftM
\n
\n
\n
Delete Note
\n
Delete
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as HTML
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as Markdown
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as PDF
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Increase Indentation
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltK
\n
\n
\n
Insert Date Stamp
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift;
\n
\n
\n
Insert Date-Time Stamp
\n
Cmd/Ctrl;
\n
\n
\n
Insert from Drive
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Insert Horizontal Rule
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift-
\n
\n
\n
Italic Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Jump to Note
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Next Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Previews Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
New Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
New Notebook
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
New Tag
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Numbered List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftO
\n
\n
\n
Print Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltP
\n
\n
\n
Remove Formatting
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftSpace
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Notes
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Save Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlS
\n
\n
\n
Search Notes
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlE
\n
\n
\n
Strikethrough Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Subscript Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift]
\n
\n
\n
Superscript Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift[
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltE
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Checkbox
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Focus Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Notebooks
\n
AltShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Shortcuts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/Ctrl\\
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tags
\n
AltShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n
\n
Underline Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlU
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Tusk at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.tusk.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.
\n
Snapcraft
\n
Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snapcraftsnap install tusk
\n
Homebrew
\n
Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Caskbrew cask install tusk
\n
Note
\n
The version available on Homebrew Cask may not be the latest, since unlike Snapcraft, it is not offically maintained. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.
\n
Features
\n
Visit the project homepage to view all features in detail.
\n
\n
Auto Night Mode - Press Cmd/CtrlAltN to allow Tusk to adjust to your environment.
\n
Black Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlAltE.
\n
Compact Mode - Downsize the window to enter the mode.
\n
Custom Shortcut Keys - Navigate to ~/.tusk.json or press Cmd/Ctrl. to modify any shortcut key. To reset delete ~/.tusk.json & restart the app.
\n
Dark Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlD.
\n
Drag & Drop Files - Attach files by dragging them to the app window.
\n
Export Notes as Markdown - Press Cmd/CtrlO to save your notes as Markdown files.
\n
Export Notes as HTML - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftH to save your notes as HTML files.
\n
Export Notes as PDF - Press Cmd/CtrlShiftE to save your notes as PDF files.
\n
Focus Mode - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlK.
\n
Global Shortcut Keys - Enable them by using the File > Enable Global Shortcut Keys option.
\n
Note Navigation - Navigate your notes by pressing Cmd/CtrlTab / Cmd/CtrlShiftTab or jump directly to one by using Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9.
\n
Note Printing - Press Cmd/CtrlAltP to print your notes.
\n
Scalable Interface - Adjust the zooming factor by pressing Cmd/CtrlShift= or Cmd/Ctrl-.
\n
Sepia Theme - Activate it by pressing Cmd/CtrlG.
\n
Update Notifications - Customize the apps update checking frequency.
\n
Yinxiang Support - Login to Yinxiang by using the File > Switch to Yinxiang option.
\n
\n
Keyboard Shortcuts
\n
Local Shortcut Keys
\n
70+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.
\n\nView all the available local keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Keys
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Activate Auto Night Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltN
\n
\n
\n
Add Link
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftK
\n
\n
\n
Add Shortcut
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltS
\n
\n
\n
Align Center
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltM
\n
\n
\n
Align Left
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltL
\n
\n
\n
Align Right
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltR
\n
\n
\n
Attach File
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftF
\n
\n
\n
Bold Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlB
\n
\n
\n
Bulleted List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift.
\n
\n
\n
Change Font Size
\n
Cmd/CtrlAlt1 - 6
\n
\n
\n
Code Block
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftL
\n
\n
\n
Decrease Indentation
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftM
\n
\n
\n
Delete Note
\n
Delete
\n
\n
\n
Edit Shortcut Keys
\n
Cmd/Ctrl.
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as HTML
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftH
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as Markdown
\n
Cmd/CtrlO
\n
\n
\n
Export Note as PDF
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftE
\n
\n
\n
Increase Indentation
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltK
\n
\n
\n
Insert Date Stamp
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift;
\n
\n
\n
Insert Date-Time Stamp
\n
Cmd/Ctrl;
\n
\n
\n
Insert from Drive
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftD
\n
\n
\n
Insert Horizontal Rule
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift-
\n
\n
\n
Italic Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlI
\n
\n
\n
Jump to Note
\n
Cmd/Ctrl1 - 9
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Larger
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift=
\n
\n
\n
Make Text Smaller
\n
Cmd/Ctrl-
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Next Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlTab
\n
\n
\n
Navigate to Previews Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftTab
\n
\n
\n
New Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlN
\n
\n
\n
New Notebook
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftN
\n
\n
\n
New Tag
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Numbered List
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftO
\n
\n
\n
Print Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltP
\n
\n
\n
Remove Formatting
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftSpace
\n
\n
\n
Reset Zoom Level
\n
Cmd/Ctrl0
\n
\n
\n
Return to Notes
\n
Esc
\n
\n
\n
Save Note
\n
Cmd/CtrlS
\n
\n
\n
Search Notes
\n
Cmd/CtrlF
\n
\n
\n
Set Always on Top
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftP
\n
\n
\n
Set Reminder
\n
Cmd/CtrlE
\n
\n
\n
Strikethrough Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlT
\n
\n
\n
Subscript Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift]
\n
\n
\n
Superscript Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlShift[
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Black Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlAltE
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Checkbox
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftB
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Dark Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlD
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Focus Mode
\n
Cmd/CtrlK
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Notebooks
\n
AltShiftN
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sepia Theme
\n
Cmd/CtrlG
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Settings
\n
Cmd/Ctrl,
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Shortcuts
\n
Cmd/CtrlShiftS
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Sidebar
\n
Cmd/Ctrl\\
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Tags
\n
AltShiftT
\n
\n
\n
Toggle Window Menu
\n
Alt
\n
\n
\n
Underline Text
\n
Cmd/CtrlU
\n
\n\n
\n \n\n
Global Shortcut Keys
\n
Access Tusk at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.tusk.json.
\n\nView all the available global keyboard shortcuts.\n \n
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/chrisenytc/ubauth. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/chrisenytc/ubauth. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tomaszchlebek/turn-off-app.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd turn-off-app\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn run start\n
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TURN OFF APP
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Turn Off App is free and open source software to shutdown your computer at selected hour or after specifed time peroid avilable on Windows platform
# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tomaszchlebek/turn-off-app.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd turn-off-app\n# Install dependencies\nyarn install\n# Run the app\nyarn run start\n
Twinkle Tray lets you easily manage the brightness levels of multiple monitors. Even though Windows 10 is capable of adjusting the backlight on most monitors, it typically doesn't support external monitors. Windows 10 also lacks any ability to manage the brightness of multiple monitors. This app inserts a new icon into your system tray, where you can click to have instant access to the brightness levels of all compatible monitors.
\n
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Adds brightness sliders to the system tray, similar to the built-in Windows 10 volume panel.
\n
Normalize backlight across different monitors.
\n
Can automatically change monitor brightness depending on the time of day.
\n
Seamlessly blends in with Windows 10. Uses your Personalization settings to match your taskbar.
Download from the Releases page and run the installer EXE.
\n
Once installation has finished, you should see the Twinkle Tray icon in your system tray.
\n
Click the icon to bring up the Adjust Brightness panel.
\n
Click away to hide the panel.
\n
Right-click the system tray icon to quit.
\n
\n
Compatibility
\n
Twinkle Tray uses DDC/CI and WMI to communicate with your monitors. Most monitors offer DDC/CI compatibility, but it may be off by default. Make sure you have the appropriate option(s) enabled on your monitor so that it can work with Twinkle Tray. Refer to your monitor's user manual for more information.
\n
Known issues:
\n
\n
The AMD Radeon Control Panel can interfere with Twinkle Tray. Ensure "Custom Colors" is not enabled.
\n
DVI and VGA may not be compatible.
\n
USB/Thunderbolt/Surface docks with HDMI or DisplayPort may not be compatible.
\n
\n
Build
\n
If you wish to run a development build of Twinkly Tray:
\n
\n
Download or clone.
\n
Run npm install.
\n
Run npm run build to build the native modules.
\n
Run npm run parcel and npm start (both must run at the same time).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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\n
Twinkle Tray
\n
Twinkle Tray lets you easily manage the brightness levels of multiple monitors. Even though Windows 10 is capable of adjusting the backlight on most monitors, it typically doesn't support external monitors. Windows 10 also lacks any ability to manage the brightness of multiple monitors. This app inserts a new icon into your system tray, where you can click to have instant access to the brightness levels of all compatible monitors.
\n
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Adds brightness sliders to the system tray, similar to the built-in Windows 10 volume panel.
\n
Normalize backlight across different monitors.
\n
Can automatically change monitor brightness depending on the time of day.
\n
Seamlessly blends in with Windows 10. Uses your Personalization settings to match your taskbar.
Download from the Releases page and run the installer EXE.
\n
Once installation has finished, you should see the Twinkle Tray icon in your system tray.
\n
Click the icon to bring up the Adjust Brightness panel.
\n
Click away to hide the panel.
\n
Right-click the system tray icon to quit.
\n
\n
Compatibility
\n
Twinkle Tray uses DDC/CI and WMI to communicate with your monitors. Most monitors offer DDC/CI compatibility, but it may be off by default. Make sure you have the appropriate option(s) enabled on your monitor so that it can work with Twinkle Tray. Refer to your monitor's user manual for more information.
\n
Known issues:
\n
\n
The AMD Radeon Control Panel can interfere with Twinkle Tray. Ensure \"Custom Colors\" is not enabled.
\n
DVI and VGA may not be compatible.
\n
USB/Thunderbolt/Surface docks with HDMI or DisplayPort may not be compatible.
\n
\n
Build
\n
If you wish to run a development build of Twinkly Tray:
\n
\n
Download or clone.
\n
Run npm install.
\n
Run npm run build to build the native modules.
\n
Run npm run parcel and npm start (both must run at the same time).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Twinkle Tray lets you easily manage the brightness levels of multiple monitors. Even though Windows 10 is capable of adjusting the backlight on most monitors, it typically doesn't support external monitors. Windows 10 also lacks any ability to manage the brightness of multiple monitors. This app inserts a new icon into your system tray, where you can click to have instant access to the brightness levels of all compatible monitors.
\n
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Adds brightness sliders to the system tray, similar to the built-in Windows 10 volume panel.
\n
Normalize backlight across different monitors.
\n
Can automatically change monitor brightness depending on the time of day.
\n
Seamlessly blends in with Windows 10. Uses your Personalization settings to match your taskbar.
Download from the Releases page and run the installer EXE.
\n
Once installation has finished, you should see the Twinkle Tray icon in your system tray.
\n
Click the icon to bring up the Adjust Brightness panel.
\n
Click away to hide the panel.
\n
Right-click the system tray icon to quit.
\n
\n
Compatibility
\n
Twinkle Tray uses DDC/CI and WMI to communicate with your monitors. Most monitors offer DDC/CI compatibility, but it may be off by default. Make sure you have the appropriate option(s) enabled on your monitor so that it can work with Twinkle Tray. Refer to your monitor's user manual for more information.
\n
Known issues:
\n
\n
The AMD Radeon Control Panel can interfere with Twinkle Tray. Ensure "Custom Colors" is not enabled.
\n
DVI and VGA may not be compatible.
\n
USB/Thunderbolt/Surface docks with HDMI or DisplayPort may not be compatible.
\n
\n
Build
\n
If you wish to run a development build of Twinkly Tray:
\n
\n
Download or clone.
\n
Run npm install.
\n
Run npm run parcel and npm start (both must run at the same time).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
Twinkle Tray
\n
\n
Twinkle Tray lets you easily manage the brightness levels of multiple monitors. Even though Windows 10 is capable of adjusting the backlight on most monitors, it typically doesn't support external monitors. Windows 10 also lacks any ability to manage the brightness of multiple monitors. This app inserts a new icon into your system tray, where you can click to have instant access to the brightness levels of all compatible monitors.
\n
\n
Features:
\n
\n
Adds brightness sliders to the system tray, similar to the built-in Windows 10 volume panel.
\n
Normalize backlight across different monitors.
\n
Can automatically change monitor brightness depending on the time of day.
\n
Seamlessly blends in with Windows 10. Uses your Personalization settings to match your taskbar.
Download from the Releases page and run the installer EXE.
\n
Once installation has finished, you should see the Twinkle Tray icon in your system tray.
\n
Click the icon to bring up the Adjust Brightness panel.
\n
Click away to hide the panel.
\n
Right-click the system tray icon to quit.
\n
\n
Compatibility
\n
Twinkle Tray uses DDC/CI and WMI to communicate with your monitors. Most monitors offer DDC/CI compatibility, but it may be off by default. Make sure you have the appropriate option(s) enabled on your monitor so that it can work with Twinkle Tray. Refer to your monitor's user manual for more information.
\n
Known issues:
\n
\n
The AMD Radeon Control Panel can interfere with Twinkle Tray. Ensure \"Custom Colors\" is not enabled.
\n
DVI and VGA may not be compatible.
\n
USB/Thunderbolt/Surface docks with HDMI or DisplayPort may not be compatible.
\n
\n
Build
\n
If you wish to run a development build of Twinkly Tray:
\n
\n
Download or clone.
\n
Run npm install.
\n
Run npm run parcel and npm start (both must run at the same time).
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
\n
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
\n
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Tutti Quanti Shelf is a collection of miscellaneous developer-oriented utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
\n
This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
\n
Utilities
\n
The following utilities are currently available:
\n
\n
CIDR Calculator
\n
CSS Cursors Demo
\n
Digital Clock
\n
Graph Visualizer
\n
IETF Language Tags
\n
JavaScript Parser
\n
JavaScript Runner
\n
JSON Formatter
\n
LaTeX Math Renderer
\n
Romaji-Kana
\n
Roman Numerals
\n
System Information
\n
Text Converter
\n
XML Converter
\n
\n
CIDR Calculator
\n
Simple CIDR calculators:
\n
\n
CIDR to IP Range
\n
IP Range to CIDR List
\n
\n
\n
CSS Cursors Demo
\n
Display CSS cursors by category:
\n
\n
Digital Clock
\n
Customizable clock, using language-sensitive text formatting for date and time:
\n
\n
Graph Visualizer
\n
Graph visualizer, using the Graphviz visualization software:
\n
\n
IETF Language Tags
\n
References for IETF BCP 47 language tags and subtags:
\n
\n
JavaScript Parser
\n
JavaScript code parser and tokenizer, based on Esprima:
\n
\n
JavaScript Runner
\n
JavaScript code runner, useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing:
\n
\n
JSON Formatter
\n
JSON data formatter and validator:
\n
\n
LaTeX Math Renderer
\n
LaTeX math expression renderer, using the KaTeX JavaScript library:
\n
\n
Romaji-Kana
\n
Simple converters between rōmaji and kana:
\n
\n
Rōmaji to Kana
\n
Kana to Rōmaji
\n
\n
\n
Roman Numerals
\n
Converters between roman and arabic numerals:
\n
\n
Roman to Arabic Numeral
\n
Arabic to Roman Numeral
\n
\n
\n
System Information
\n
Detailed list of system information, by category:
\n
\n
Framework
\n
Main Process
\n
Renderer Process
\n
Application
\n
Navigator
\n
Operating System
\n
OS User Info
\n
Screen
\n
Window
\n
Environment
\n
\n
\n
Text Converter
\n
Encode and decode text according to several string formats:
\n
\n
JSON String
\n
Hex String
\n
Base64 String
\n
\n
\n
\n
XML Converter
\n
Convert XML to JSON:
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
\n
Clone method
\n
# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/tutti-quanti-shelf\n# Go into the repository\ncd tutti-quanti-shelf\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
\n
Download method
\n
If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting tutti-quanti-shelf-master folder location:
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Packaging
\n
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Tutti Quanti Shelf.app version for macOS:
\n
# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Tutti Quanti Shelf is a collection of miscellaneous developer-oriented utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
\n
This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
\n
Utilities
\n
The following utilities are currently available:
\n
\n
CIDR Calculator
\n
CSS Cursors Demo
\n
Digital Clock
\n
Graph Visualizer
\n
IETF Language Tags
\n
JavaScript Parser
\n
JavaScript Runner
\n
JSON Formatter
\n
LaTeX Math Renderer
\n
Romaji-Kana
\n
Roman Numerals
\n
System Information
\n
Text Converter
\n
XML Converter
\n
\n
CIDR Calculator
\n
Simple CIDR calculators:
\n
\n
CIDR to IP Range
\n
IP Range to CIDR List
\n
\n
\n
CSS Cursors Demo
\n
Display CSS cursors by category:
\n
\n
Digital Clock
\n
Customizable clock, using language-sensitive text formatting for date and time:
\n
\n
Graph Visualizer
\n
Graph visualizer, using the Graphviz visualization software:
\n
\n
IETF Language Tags
\n
References for IETF BCP 47 language tags and subtags:
\n
\n
JavaScript Parser
\n
JavaScript code parser and tokenizer, based on Esprima:
\n
\n
JavaScript Runner
\n
JavaScript code runner, useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing:
\n
\n
JSON Formatter
\n
JSON data formatter and validator:
\n
\n
LaTeX Math Renderer
\n
LaTeX math expression renderer, using the KaTeX JavaScript library:
\n
\n
Romaji-Kana
\n
Simple converters between rōmaji and kana:
\n
\n
Rōmaji to Kana
\n
Kana to Rōmaji
\n
\n
\n
Roman Numerals
\n
Converters between roman and arabic numerals:
\n
\n
Roman to Arabic Numeral
\n
Arabic to Roman Numeral
\n
\n
\n
System Information
\n
Detailed list of system information, by category:
\n
\n
Framework
\n
Main Process
\n
Renderer Process
\n
Application
\n
Navigator
\n
Operating System
\n
OS User Info
\n
Screen
\n
Window
\n
Environment
\n
\n
\n
Text Converter
\n
Encode and decode text according to several string formats:
\n
\n
JSON String
\n
Hex String
\n
Base64 String
\n
\n
\n
\n
XML Converter
\n
Convert XML to JSON:
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
\n
Clone method
\n
# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/tutti-quanti-shelf\n# Go into the repository\ncd tutti-quanti-shelf\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
\n
Download method
\n
If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting tutti-quanti-shelf-master folder location:
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Packaging
\n
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Tutti Quanti Shelf.app version for macOS:
\n
# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@7c4e3e9 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
\n
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udemy-dl-gui
\n
\n
An electron-vue project
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@7c4e3e9 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@7c4e3e9 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
\n
",
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udemy-dl-gui
\n
\n
An electron-vue project
\n
\n
Build Setup
\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n
\n\n
This project was generated with electron-vue@7c4e3e9 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
Note: because the executables are not signed Windows will probably prevent you from executing the installer or the program itself. You can click "Run anyway" to install/run the program.
\n
\n
Installing via chocolatey repository
\n
\n
Open a powershell with administration rights (Right click on your start button and click Windows PowerShell (Admin)
\n
Type choco install ueli
\n
Accept the upcoming prompt by entering y or run above command with -y switch
\n
Run the application
\n
\n
Features
\n
Application Search
\n
This plugin is searching for applications on your computer. You can specify the folders where your applications are installed and which file extension should be used to recognize an application.
\n
\n
Browser bookmarks
\n
This plugin enables you to search your browser bookmarks.
\n
Currently supported browsers:
\n
\n
Google Chrome
\n
\n
\n
Calculator
\n
This Plugin lets you quickly do simple calculations.
\n
\n
Color Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert colors into different formats.
\n
\n
Commandline
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute commandline commands.
\n
\n
Control panel (Windows only)
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find control panel items.
\n
\n
Currency Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert currencies. The latest conversion rates are provided by https://exchangeratesapi.io/.
\n
\n
Email
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly start writing an email by typing in an email address.
\n
\n
Everything (Windows only)
\n
This feature enables you to use Everything Search to find files and folders on your local file system.
Specify the file path to es.exe in ueli's settings.
\n\n
\n
mdfind (macOS only)
\n
This plugin enables you to use the native macOS search to find files and folders on your local file system.
\n
\n
File Browser
\n
This plugin enables you to browse through your local file system. To start you have to enter a valid absolute filepath.
\n
\n
Operating System Commands
\n
Operating system commands are simple commands to control your operating system e.g. to shutdown or restart your computer.
\n
\n
Operating System Settings
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find operating system settings.
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open files or websites by setting up your own shortcuts.
\n
\n
Simple Folder Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search for files or folders.
\n
\n
Translation
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly translate words or short sentences. It uses an unofficial API for Linguee and may be unstable.
\n
\n
UWP (Windows only)
\n
This plugin enables you to find preinstalled UWP apps.
\n
\n
URL
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open websites by typing in a URL.
\n
\n
Web Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search the internet with your favorite web search engine by setting up your own web search engines.
\n
\n
Workflow
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute multiple things at once.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Keyboard shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Enter
\n
Execute selected search result
\n
\n
\n
ShiftEnter
\n
Execute selected program as admin (Windows only)
\n
\n
\n
Tab
\n
Autocomplete file path
\n
\n
\n
Ctrlo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (Windows)
\n
\n
\n
Cmdo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (macOS)
\n
\n
\n
↑
\n
Scroll up
\n
\n
\n
↓
\n
Scroll down
\n
\n
\n
Ctrli
\n
Open settings (Windows)
\n
\n
\n
Cmd,
\n
Open settings (macOS)
\n
\n
\n
Shift↑
\n
Browse user input history up
\n
\n
\n
Shift↓
\n
Browse user input history down
\n
\n
\n
Ctrll
\n
Set focus on user input
\n
\n\n
\n
Settings
\n
\n
To open the settings simply search for "Settings" or press Ctrl+i on Windows or Cmd+, on macOS. Here you can start configuring the app to your needs by enabling/disabling features or changing the settings.
\n
Updating
\n
The check if any updates are available open the settings. Under "General Settings" you can check if an update is available or not.
\n
On Windows you can directly update the app. On macOS you have to manually download the newest release and replace the existing app.
\n
Privacy
\n
For better search results ueli is keeping track of the applications, files and folders you are executing. If you don't want ueli to track your executions simply open the settings and click on the "three-dot" menu on the top right and choose "Clear execution log" and disable the option "Log execution".
\n
Known bugs
\n
\n
(#37) Window starts to move while typing when custom scaling in Windows is set.
\n
(#92) If you see an error that says spawn powershell.exe ENOENT check if powershell is installed (should be installed in all recent Versions of Windows by default) and check if powershell is in the PATH variable.
Note: because the executables are not signed Windows will probably prevent you from executing the installer or the program itself. You can click \"Run anyway\" to install/run the program.
\n
\n
Installing via chocolatey repository
\n
\n
Open a powershell with administration rights (Right click on your start button and click Windows PowerShell (Admin)
\n
Type choco install ueli
\n
Accept the upcoming prompt by entering y or run above command with -y switch
\n
Run the application
\n
\n
Features
\n
Application Search
\n
This plugin is searching for applications on your computer. You can specify the folders where your applications are installed and which file extension should be used to recognize an application.
\n
\n
Browser bookmarks
\n
This plugin enables you to search your browser bookmarks.
\n
Currently supported browsers:
\n
\n
Google Chrome
\n
\n
\n
Calculator
\n
This Plugin lets you quickly do simple calculations.
\n
\n
Color Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert colors into different formats.
\n
\n
Commandline
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute commandline commands.
\n
\n
Control panel (Windows only)
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find control panel items.
\n
\n
Currency Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert currencies. The latest conversion rates are provided by https://exchangeratesapi.io/.
\n
\n
Email
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly start writing an email by typing in an email address.
\n
\n
Everything (Windows only)
\n
This feature enables you to use Everything Search to find files and folders on your local file system.
Specify the file path to es.exe in ueli's settings.
\n\n
\n
mdfind (macOS only)
\n
This plugin enables you to use the native macOS search to find files and folders on your local file system.
\n
\n
File Browser
\n
This plugin enables you to browse through your local file system. To start you have to enter a valid absolute filepath.
\n
\n
Operating System Commands
\n
Operating system commands are simple commands to control your operating system e.g. to shutdown or restart your computer.
\n
\n
Operating System Settings
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find operating system settings.
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open files or websites by setting up your own shortcuts.
\n
\n
Simple Folder Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search for files or folders.
\n
\n
Translation
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly translate words or short sentences. It uses an unofficial API for Linguee and may be unstable.
\n
\n
UWP (Windows only)
\n
This plugin enables you to find preinstalled UWP apps.
\n
\n
URL
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open websites by typing in a URL.
\n
\n
Web Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search the internet with your favorite web search engine by setting up your own web search engines.
\n
\n
Workflow
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute multiple things at once.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Keyboard shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
\n
Enter
\n
Execute selected search result
\n
\n
\n
ShiftEnter
\n
Execute selected program as admin (Windows only)
\n
\n
\n
Tab
\n
Autocomplete file path
\n
\n
\n
Ctrlo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (Windows)
\n
\n
\n
Cmdo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (macOS)
\n
\n
\n
↑
\n
Scroll up
\n
\n
\n
↓
\n
Scroll down
\n
\n
\n
Ctrli
\n
Open settings (Windows)
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Cmd,
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Open settings (macOS)
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Shift↑
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Browse user input history up
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\n
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Shift↓
\n
Browse user input history down
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\n
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Ctrll
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Set focus on user input
\n
\n\n
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Settings
\n
\n
To open the settings simply search for \"Settings\" or press Ctrl+i on Windows or Cmd+, on macOS. Here you can start configuring the app to your needs by enabling/disabling features or changing the settings.
\n
Updating
\n
The check if any updates are available open the settings. Under \"General Settings\" you can check if an update is available or not.
\n
On Windows you can directly update the app. On macOS you have to manually download the newest release and replace the existing app.
\n
Privacy
\n
For better search results ueli is keeping track of the applications, files and folders you are executing. If you don't want ueli to track your executions simply open the settings and click on the \"three-dot\" menu on the top right and choose \"Clear execution log\" and disable the option \"Log execution\".
\n
Known bugs
\n
\n
(#37) Window starts to move while typing when custom scaling in Windows is set.
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(#92) If you see an error that says spawn powershell.exe ENOENT check if powershell is installed (should be installed in all recent Versions of Windows by default) and check if powershell is in the PATH variable.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/chrisenytc/ubauth. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/chrisenytc/ubauth. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
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Unfx Proxy Checker - Powerful proxy checker with huge features and beautiful design. \nUnfx Proxy Parser - Nextgen proxy parser with deep links crawler. \nUnfx Proxy To Country - Sort your proxy list from ip:port format by countries.
Unfx Proxy Checker - Powerful proxy checker with huge features and beautiful design. \nUnfx Proxy Parser - Nextgen proxy parser with deep links crawler. \nUnfx Proxy To Country - Sort your proxy list from ip:port format by countries.
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Note: because the executables are not signed Windows and macOS will probably prevent you from executing the installer or the program itself.
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Installing via chocolatey repository
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Open a powershell with administration rights (Right click on your start button and click Windows PowerShell (Admin)
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Type choco install ueli
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Accept the upcoming prompt by entering y or run above command with -y switch
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Run the application
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Features
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Application Search
\n
This plugin is searching for applications on your computer. You can specify the folders where your applications are installed and which file extension should be used to recognize an application.
\n
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Browser bookmarks
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This plugin enables you to search your browser bookmarks.
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Currently supported browsers:
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Google Chrome
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Brave
\n
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Calculator
\n
This Plugin lets you quickly do simple calculations.
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Color Converter
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This plugin enables you to quickly convert colors into different formats.
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Commandline
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute commandline commands.
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Control panel (Windows only)
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This plugin enables you to quickly find control panel items.
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Currency Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert currencies. The latest conversion rates are provided by https://exchangeratesapi.io/.
Specify the file path to es.exe in ueli's settings.
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mdfind (macOS only)
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This plugin enables you to use the native macOS search to find files and folders on your local file system.
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File Browser
\n
This plugin enables you to browse through your local file system. To start you have to enter a valid absolute filepath.
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Operating System Commands
\n
Operating system commands are simple commands to control your operating system e.g. to shutdown or restart your computer.
\n
\n
Operating System Settings
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find operating system settings.
\n
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Shortcuts
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open files or websites by setting up your own shortcuts.
\n
\n
Simple Folder Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search for files or folders.
\n
\n
Translation
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly translate words or short sentences. It uses an unofficial API for Linguee and may be unstable.
\n
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UWP (Windows only)
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This plugin enables you to find preinstalled UWP apps.
\n
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URL
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open websites by typing in a URL.
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Web Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search the internet with your favorite web search engine by setting up your own web search engines.
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Workflow
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This plugin enables you to quickly execute multiple things at once.
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Keyboard shortcuts
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Keyboard shortcut
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Description
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Enter
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Execute selected search result
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ShiftEnter
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Execute selected program as admin (Windows only)
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Tab
\n
Autocomplete file path
\n
\n
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Ctrlo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (Windows)
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\n
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Cmdo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (macOS)
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↑
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Scroll up
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↓
\n
Scroll down
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Ctrl or Cmdp
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Scroll up
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\n
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Ctrl or Cmdn
\n
Scroll down
\n
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Ctrli
\n
Open settings (Windows)
\n
\n
\n
Cmd,
\n
Open settings (macOS)
\n
\n
\n
Shift↑
\n
Browse user input history up
\n
\n
\n
Shift↓
\n
Browse user input history down
\n
\n
\n
Ctrll
\n
Set focus on user input
\n
\n\n
\n
Settings
\n
\n
To open the settings simply search for "Settings" or press Ctrl+i on Windows or Cmd+, on macOS. Here you can start configuring the app to your needs by enabling/disabling features or changing the settings.
\n
Updating
\n
The check if any updates are available open the settings. Under "General Settings" you can check if an update is available or not.
\n
On Windows you can directly update the app. On macOS you have to manually download the newest release and replace the existing app.
\n
Privacy
\n
For better search results ueli is keeping track of the applications, files and folders you are executing. If you don't want ueli to track your executions simply open the settings and click on the "three-dot" menu on the top right and choose "Clear execution log" and disable the option "Log execution".
\n
Known bugs
\n
\n
(#37) Window starts to move while typing when custom scaling in Windows is set.
\n
(#92) If you see an error that says spawn powershell.exe ENOENT check if powershell is installed (should be installed in all recent Versions of Windows by default) and check if powershell is in the PATH variable.
\n
(#278) If you're on macOS Catalina you might miss some system apps (for example: Books or QuickTime Player). Try adding /System/Applications to your application search settings.
Note: because the executables are not signed Windows and macOS will probably prevent you from executing the installer or the program itself.
\n
\n
Installing via chocolatey repository
\n
\n
Open a powershell with administration rights (Right click on your start button and click Windows PowerShell (Admin)
\n
Type choco install ueli
\n
Accept the upcoming prompt by entering y or run above command with -y switch
\n
Run the application
\n
\n
Features
\n
Application Search
\n
This plugin is searching for applications on your computer. You can specify the folders where your applications are installed and which file extension should be used to recognize an application.
\n
\n
Browser bookmarks
\n
This plugin enables you to search your browser bookmarks.
\n
Currently supported browsers:
\n
\n
Google Chrome
\n
Brave
\n
\n
\n
Calculator
\n
This Plugin lets you quickly do simple calculations.
\n
\n
Color Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert colors into different formats.
\n
\n
Commandline
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute commandline commands.
\n
\n
Control panel (Windows only)
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find control panel items.
\n
\n
Currency Converter
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly convert currencies. The latest conversion rates are provided by https://exchangeratesapi.io/.
Specify the file path to es.exe in ueli's settings.
\n\n
\n
mdfind (macOS only)
\n
This plugin enables you to use the native macOS search to find files and folders on your local file system.
\n
\n
File Browser
\n
This plugin enables you to browse through your local file system. To start you have to enter a valid absolute filepath.
\n
\n
Operating System Commands
\n
Operating system commands are simple commands to control your operating system e.g. to shutdown or restart your computer.
\n
\n
Operating System Settings
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly find operating system settings.
\n
\n
Shortcuts
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open files or websites by setting up your own shortcuts.
\n
\n
Simple Folder Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search for files or folders.
\n
\n
Translation
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly translate words or short sentences. It uses an unofficial API for Linguee and may be unstable.
\n
\n
UWP (Windows only)
\n
This plugin enables you to find preinstalled UWP apps.
\n
\n
URL
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly open websites by typing in a URL.
\n
\n
Web Search
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly search the internet with your favorite web search engine by setting up your own web search engines.
\n
\n
Workflow
\n
This plugin enables you to quickly execute multiple things at once.
\n
\n
Keyboard shortcuts
\n
\n\n
\n
Keyboard shortcut
\n
Description
\n
\n\n\n
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Enter
\n
Execute selected search result
\n
\n
\n
ShiftEnter
\n
Execute selected program as admin (Windows only)
\n
\n
\n
Tab
\n
Autocomplete file path
\n
\n
\n
Ctrlo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (Windows)
\n
\n
\n
Cmdo
\n
Open the selected program or file at it's location (macOS)
\n
\n
\n
↑
\n
Scroll up
\n
\n
\n
↓
\n
Scroll down
\n
\n
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Ctrl or Cmdp
\n
Scroll up
\n
\n
\n
Ctrl or Cmdn
\n
Scroll down
\n
\n
\n
Ctrli
\n
Open settings (Windows)
\n
\n
\n
Cmd,
\n
Open settings (macOS)
\n
\n
\n
Shift↑
\n
Browse user input history up
\n
\n
\n
Shift↓
\n
Browse user input history down
\n
\n
\n
Ctrll
\n
Set focus on user input
\n
\n\n
\n
Settings
\n
\n
To open the settings simply search for \"Settings\" or press Ctrl+i on Windows or Cmd+, on macOS. Here you can start configuring the app to your needs by enabling/disabling features or changing the settings.
\n
Updating
\n
The check if any updates are available open the settings. Under \"General Settings\" you can check if an update is available or not.
\n
On Windows you can directly update the app. On macOS you have to manually download the newest release and replace the existing app.
\n
Privacy
\n
For better search results ueli is keeping track of the applications, files and folders you are executing. If you don't want ueli to track your executions simply open the settings and click on the \"three-dot\" menu on the top right and choose \"Clear execution log\" and disable the option \"Log execution\".
\n
Known bugs
\n
\n
(#37) Window starts to move while typing when custom scaling in Windows is set.
\n
(#92) If you see an error that says spawn powershell.exe ENOENT check if powershell is installed (should be installed in all recent Versions of Windows by default) and check if powershell is in the PATH variable.
\n
(#278) If you're on macOS Catalina you might miss some system apps (for example: Books or QuickTime Player). Try adding /System/Applications to your application search settings.
Following @n457_media on Twitter is the best way to keep you updated on my projects, including (Un)colored !
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\n Next generation desktop rich content editor that saves documents with themes. \n HTML & Markdown compatible. For Windows, OS X & Linux.\n
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version 0.10.2 — Beta ~ (version 1.0 in 4 releases)
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\n
\n
(Un)colored is an editor that allows the user to focus on the text & content types (titles, lists, etc.), then selects the document saving format.
\n
If the selected format is HTML, the user can choose an export document theme which defines the appearance of the saved document, that can be viewed directly in a web browser.
\n
If the selected format is Markdown, the document is saved as raw Markdown file, without theme.
\n
A saved HTML / Markdown document can be re-imported in the editor and re-exported, with theme or not, endlessly.
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
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(Un)colored is provided for 64-bit systems only, on OS X 10.9 and later, Windows 7 and later, Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Debian 8 and later).
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📦 Features (for now)
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Multiple document tabs management
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Standard word processor inline tools (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, add link to selection, superscript, subscript, clear format)
Interface themes system (1 interface theme for now, but more to come)
\n
More than 40 mouse & keyboard shortcuts
\n
Basic search / replace system (needs improvements)
\n
Document information display (number of paragraphs, words, etc.)
\n
Minimalist interface that let you focus on what matters : the content
\n
Update auto-check system (enable / disable in settings)
\n
Built-in english quick guide(more languages to come)
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🏁 Roadmap
\n
Here is what is planed for future releases of (Un)colored. These lists can change at any time and tasks can be added, moved, modified or deleted for several reasons, including feasibility and performance impact.
\n
This public repository contains released versions of (Un)colored and their source code, the latest development/test version of the (Un)colored source code is on a private repository.
\n
If you want more details about what was done, see the Changelog.
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version 0.11.0
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New User Interface built with web frameworks
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New code structure : Core code separated from User Interface code, as a standalone external module
GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export full support
\n
Potential issue fixes
\n
\n
version 1.0.0
\n
\n
Additional Tweet tool : insert a tweet from Twitter in documents
\n
Emojis insertion via the toolbar
\n
Additional text tools : selection to lower / upper / title case
\n
Multi-Language Support & French language implementation
\n
Potential issue fixes
\n
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📄 Writing Time
\n
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Documentation about how to create a document theme
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Documentation about how to create a UI theme
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Proper code comments with links to 🇺🇸 English documentations
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🔩 Technical Details
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(Un)colored is made to be fast & fully compatible with WebKit web browser engine and V8 JavaScript engine (those implemented in Google Chrome). So the application is entirely written without any compatibility fallback code and allows using latest web technologies.
\n
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ES6 : Object Oriented & more beautiful than classic JavaScript.
[Major issue] GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export not fully supported (and missing tools for it).
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[Major issue] When entering a local image relative path in the Image via URL tool field, the image in the exported document is not visible in-browser.
\n
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👥 Contribute
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If you have any question about the project, noticed a performance issue or a bug, you can let me know by posting on the GitHub issues section. I will be glad to answer
To know how to create a document theme or a interface theme, how to launch the development version of (Un)colored, how to build it or how it's made, see the Full Documentation.
(Un)colored is free and open source. Making applications like this takes time. If you like this app, please consider to donate to support my work😉\nIf you don't know how much to give, 6 € is a reasonnable amount (will be automatically converted into your currency). Have a nice day !
Following @n457_media on Twitter is the best way to keep you updated on my projects, including (Un)colored !
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\n \n
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\n Next generation desktop rich content editor that saves documents with themes. \n HTML & Markdown compatible. For Windows, OS X & Linux.\n
\n
version 0.10.2 — Beta ~ (version 1.0 in 4 releases)
\n
\n
\n
(Un)colored is an editor that allows the user to focus on the text & content types (titles, lists, etc.), then selects the document saving format.
\n
If the selected format is HTML, the user can choose an export document theme which defines the appearance of the saved document, that can be viewed directly in a web browser.
\n
If the selected format is Markdown, the document is saved as raw Markdown file, without theme.
\n
A saved HTML / Markdown document can be re-imported in the editor and re-exported, with theme or not, endlessly.
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
(Un)colored is provided for 64-bit systems only, on OS X 10.9 and later, Windows 7 and later, Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Debian 8 and later).
\n
📦 Features (for now)
\n
\n
Multiple document tabs management
\n
Standard word processor inline tools (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, add link to selection, superscript, subscript, clear format)
Interface themes system (1 interface theme for now, but more to come)
\n
More than 40 mouse & keyboard shortcuts
\n
Basic search / replace system (needs improvements)
\n
Document information display (number of paragraphs, words, etc.)
\n
Minimalist interface that let you focus on what matters : the content
\n
Update auto-check system (enable / disable in settings)
\n
Built-in english quick guide(more languages to come)
\n
\n
🏁 Roadmap
\n
Here is what is planed for future releases of (Un)colored. These lists can change at any time and tasks can be added, moved, modified or deleted for several reasons, including feasibility and performance impact.
\n
This public repository contains released versions of (Un)colored and their source code, the latest development/test version of the (Un)colored source code is on a private repository.
\n
If you want more details about what was done, see the Changelog.
\n
version 0.11.0
\n
\n
New User Interface built with web frameworks
\n
New code structure : Core code separated from User Interface code, as a standalone external module
GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export full support
\n
Potential issue fixes
\n
\n
version 1.0.0
\n
\n
Additional Tweet tool : insert a tweet from Twitter in documents
\n
Emojis insertion via the toolbar
\n
Additional text tools : selection to lower / upper / title case
\n
Multi-Language Support & French language implementation
\n
Potential issue fixes
\n
\n
📄 Writing Time
\n
\n
Documentation about how to create a document theme
\n
Documentation about how to create a UI theme
\n
Proper code comments with links to 🇺🇸 English documentations
\n
\n
🔩 Technical Details
\n
(Un)colored is made to be fast & fully compatible with WebKit web browser engine and V8 JavaScript engine (those implemented in Google Chrome). So the application is entirely written without any compatibility fallback code and allows using latest web technologies.
\n
\n
ES6 : Object Oriented & more beautiful than classic JavaScript.
[Major issue] GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export not fully supported (and missing tools for it).
\n
[Major issue] When entering a local image relative path in the Image via URL tool field, the image in the exported document is not visible in-browser.
\n
\n
👥 Contribute
\n
If you have any question about the project, noticed a performance issue or a bug, you can let me know by posting on the GitHub issues section. I will be glad to answer
To know how to create a document theme or a interface theme, how to launch the development version of (Un)colored, how to build it or how it's made, see the Full Documentation.
(Un)colored is free and open source. Making applications like this takes time. If you like this app, please consider to donate to support my work😉\nIf you don't know how much to give, 6 € is a reasonnable amount (will be automatically converted into your currency). Have a nice day !
Following @n457_media on Twitter is the best way to keep you updated on my projects, including (Un)colored !
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n Next generation desktop rich content editor that saves documents with themes. \n HTML & Markdown compatible. For Windows, OS X & Linux.\n
\n
version 0.10.2 — Beta ~ (version 1.0 in 4 releases)
\n
\n
\n
(Un)colored is an editor that allows the user to focus on the text & content types (titles, lists, etc.), then selects the document saving format.
\n
If the selected format is HTML, the user can choose an export document theme which defines the appearance of the saved document, that can be viewed directly in a web browser.
\n
If the selected format is Markdown, the document is saved as raw Markdown file, without theme.
\n
A saved HTML / Markdown document can be re-imported in the editor and re-exported, with theme or not, endlessly.
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
(Un)colored is provided for 64-bit systems only, on OS X 10.9 and later, Windows 7 and later, Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Debian 8 and later).
\n
📦 Features (for now)
\n
\n
Multiple document tabs management
\n
Standard word processor inline tools (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, add link to selection, superscript, subscript, clear format)
Interface themes system (1 interface theme for now, but more to come)
\n
More than 40 mouse & keyboard shortcuts
\n
Basic search / replace system (needs improvements)
\n
Document information display (number of paragraphs, words, etc.)
\n
Minimalist interface that let you focus on what matters : the content
\n
Update auto-check system (enable / disable in settings)
\n
Built-in english quick guide(more languages to come)
\n
\n
🏁 Roadmap
\n
Here is what is planed for future releases of (Un)colored. These lists can change at any time and tasks can be added, moved, modified or deleted for several reasons, including feasibility and performance impact.
\n
This public repository contains released versions of (Un)colored and their source code, the latest development/test version of the (Un)colored source code is on a private repository.
\n
If you want more details about what was done, see the Changelog.
\n
version 0.11.0
\n
\n
New User Interface built with web frameworks
\n
New code structure : Core code separated from User Interface code, as a standalone external module
GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export full support
\n
Potential issue fixes
\n
\n
version 1.0.0
\n
\n
Additional Tweet tool : insert a tweet from Twitter in documents
\n
Emojis insertion via the toolbar
\n
Additional text tools : selection to lower / upper / title case
\n
Multi-Language Support & French language implementation
\n
Potential issue fixes
\n
\n
📄 Writing Time
\n
\n
Documentation about how to create a document theme
\n
Documentation about how to create a UI theme
\n
Proper code comments with links to 🇺🇸 English documentations
\n
\n
🔩 Technical Details
\n
(Un)colored is made to be fast & fully compatible with WebKit web browser engine and V8 JavaScript engine (those implemented in Google Chrome). So the application is entirely written without any compatibility fallback code and allows using latest web technologies.
\n
\n
ES6 : Object Oriented & more beautiful than classic JavaScript.
[Major issue] GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export not fully supported (and missing tools for it).
\n
[Major issue] When entering a local image relative path in the Image via URL tool field, the image in the exported document is not visible in-browser.
\n
\n
👥 Contribute
\n
If you have any question about the project, noticed a performance issue or a bug, you can let me know by posting on the GitHub issues section. I will be glad to answer
To know how to create a document theme or a interface theme, how to launch the development version of (Un)colored, how to build it or how it's made, see the Full Documentation.
(Un)colored is free and open source. Making applications like this takes time. If you like this app, please consider to donate to support my work😉\nIf you don't know how much to give, 6 € is a reasonnable amount (will be automatically converted into your currency). Have a nice day !
Following @n457_media on Twitter is the best way to keep you updated on my projects, including (Un)colored !
\n
\n
\n
\n \n
\n
\n Next generation desktop rich content editor that saves documents with themes. \n HTML & Markdown compatible. For Windows, OS X & Linux.\n
\n
version 0.10.2 — Beta ~ (version 1.0 in 4 releases)
\n
\n
\n
(Un)colored is an editor that allows the user to focus on the text & content types (titles, lists, etc.), then selects the document saving format.
\n
If the selected format is HTML, the user can choose an export document theme which defines the appearance of the saved document, that can be viewed directly in a web browser.
\n
If the selected format is Markdown, the document is saved as raw Markdown file, without theme.
\n
A saved HTML / Markdown document can be re-imported in the editor and re-exported, with theme or not, endlessly.
\n
\n
Supported Platforms
\n
(Un)colored is provided for 64-bit systems only, on OS X 10.9 and later, Windows 7 and later, Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 and later, Debian 8 and later).
\n
📦 Features (for now)
\n
\n
Multiple document tabs management
\n
Standard word processor inline tools (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, add link to selection, superscript, subscript, clear format)
Interface themes system (1 interface theme for now, but more to come)
\n
More than 40 mouse & keyboard shortcuts
\n
Basic search / replace system (needs improvements)
\n
Document information display (number of paragraphs, words, etc.)
\n
Minimalist interface that let you focus on what matters : the content
\n
Update auto-check system (enable / disable in settings)
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Built-in english quick guide(more languages to come)
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🏁 Roadmap
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Here is what is planed for future releases of (Un)colored. These lists can change at any time and tasks can be added, moved, modified or deleted for several reasons, including feasibility and performance impact.
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This public repository contains released versions of (Un)colored and their source code, the latest development/test version of the (Un)colored source code is on a private repository.
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If you want more details about what was done, see the Changelog.
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version 0.11.0
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New User Interface built with web frameworks
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New code structure : Core code separated from User Interface code, as a standalone external module
GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export full support
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Potential issue fixes
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version 1.0.0
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Additional Tweet tool : insert a tweet from Twitter in documents
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Emojis insertion via the toolbar
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Additional text tools : selection to lower / upper / title case
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Multi-Language Support & French language implementation
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Potential issue fixes
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📄 Writing Time
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Documentation about how to create a document theme
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Documentation about how to create a UI theme
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Proper code comments with links to 🇺🇸 English documentations
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🔩 Technical Details
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(Un)colored is made to be fast & fully compatible with WebKit web browser engine and V8 JavaScript engine (those implemented in Google Chrome). So the application is entirely written without any compatibility fallback code and allows using latest web technologies.
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ES6 : Object Oriented & more beautiful than classic JavaScript.
[Major issue] GitHub Flavored Markdown documents import/export not fully supported (and missing tools for it).
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[Major issue] When entering a local image relative path in the Image via URL tool field, the image in the exported document is not visible in-browser.
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👥 Contribute
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If you have any question about the project, noticed a performance issue or a bug, you can let me know by posting on the GitHub issues section. I will be glad to answer
To know how to create a document theme or a interface theme, how to launch the development version of (Un)colored, how to build it or how it's made, see the Full Documentation.
(Un)colored is free and open source. Making applications like this takes time. If you like this app, please consider to donate to support my work😉\nIf you don't know how much to give, 6 € is a reasonnable amount (will be automatically converted into your currency). Have a nice day !
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This app works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Language
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Tag
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Code
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Typeface
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Japanese
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ja
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 12.1 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular in this app by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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NFC
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Normalization Form C
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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NFKC
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 88,889 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 88,889 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 12.1.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the blocks containing the 88,889 Unihan characters.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 88,889 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Full Set checkbox to perform the draw on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or restrict it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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JP: Japanese
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Notes:\n
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi, kRSJapanese, kRSKanWa, kRSKorean and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Unihan Full Set checkbox to perform the search on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or limit it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Notes:\n
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you "navigate" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another "standard" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js installed on your computer in order to build this app.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This app works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Japanese
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 12.1 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular in this app by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Normalization Form C
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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NFKC
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 88,889 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 88,889 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 12.1.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the blocks containing the 88,889 Unihan characters.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 88,889 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Full Set checkbox to perform the draw on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or restrict it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Notes:\n
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi, kRSJapanese, kRSKanWa, kRSKorean and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Unihan Full Set checkbox to perform the search on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or limit it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you \"navigate\" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another \"standard\" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js installed on your computer in order to build this app.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This app works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Japanese
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 12.1 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular in this app by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Normalization Form C
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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NFKC
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 88,889 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 88,889 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 12.1.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the blocks containing the 88,889 Unihan characters.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 88,889 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Full Set checkbox to perform the draw on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or restrict it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Notes:\n
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi, kRSJapanese, kRSKanWa, kRSKorean and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Unihan Full Set checkbox to perform the search on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or limit it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Notes:\n
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you "navigate" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another "standard" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js installed on your computer in order to build this app.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This app works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Typeface
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Japanese
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ja
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 12.1 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular in this app by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,022 emoji defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 835 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 12.1 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,178 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 277,510 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 12.1 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Normalization Form C
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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NFKC
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 88,889 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 88,889 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 12.1.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the blocks containing the 88,889 Unihan characters.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 88,889 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Full Set checkbox to perform the draw on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or restrict it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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JP: Japanese
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi, kRSJapanese, kRSKanWa, kRSKorean and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Unihan Full Set checkbox to perform the search on the full set of 88,889 Unihan characters, or limit it to the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Notes:\n
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you \"navigate\" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another \"standard\" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js installed on your computer in order to build this app.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Japanese
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ja
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 13.0 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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Normalization Form KC
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 93,858 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, set, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the 10 blocks containing the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, related characters, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Set drop-down menu to perform the draw on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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JP: Japanese
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Set drop-down menu to perform the search on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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Click the Code Points checkbox to display as well the code point of each Unihan character of the graph.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, set, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you "navigate" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another "standard" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
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Clone method
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# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/unicopedia-plus\n# Go into the repository\ncd unicopedia-plus\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
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Download method
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If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting unicopedia-plus-master folder location:
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# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Packaging
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Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
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# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Japanese
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 13.0 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 93,858 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, set, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the 10 blocks containing the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, related characters, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Set drop-down menu to perform the draw on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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JP: Japanese
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Notes:\n
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Set drop-down menu to perform the search on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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Click the Code Points checkbox to display as well the code point of each Unihan character of the graph.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Notes:\n
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, set, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you \"navigate\" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another \"standard\" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
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Clone method
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# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/unicopedia-plus\n# Go into the repository\ncd unicopedia-plus\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
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Download method
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If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting unicopedia-plus-master folder location:
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# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Packaging
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Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
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# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the issue guidelines and search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
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For more generic product questions and feedback please email hello@upcount.app
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the issue guidelines and search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
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For more generic product questions and feedback please email hello@upcount.app
For developers the following commands are needed to add a language.
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npm run add-locale de\nnpm run extract
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de must be replaced with the language code you are adding.
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The translations are stored in .po files under locales folder. A cross platform app named POEdit could be used for translating them.
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Bugs and Feature Requests
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Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the issue guidelines and search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
\n
For more generic product questions and feedback please email hello@upcount.app
For developers the following commands are needed to add a language.
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npm run add-locale de\nnpm run extract
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de must be replaced with the language code you are adding.
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The translations are stored in .po files under locales folder. A cross platform app named POEdit could be used for translating them.
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Bugs and Feature Requests
\n
Have a bug or a feature request? First, read the issue guidelines and search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
\n
For more generic product questions and feedback please email hello@upcount.app
Vade Mecum Shelf is a collection of vade mecum-like utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
\n
This app works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
\n
Its look and feel is partly inspired by the brilliant Electron API Demos app, but it makes use of a more dynamic modular approach: each utility is made of an independent, self-contained folder including all necessary files.
\n
Important: the following developer-oriented utilities have been moved to a new app named Tutti Quanti Shelf: CIDR Calculator, CSS Cursors Demo, Digital Clock, IETF Language Tags, JavaScript Parser, JavaScript Runner, JSON Formatter, LaTeX Math Renderer, Roman Numerals, System Information, Text Converter.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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Chemical Elements
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Chinese Zodiac
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Color Names
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Departments of France
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HTTP Status Codes
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ISO Country Codes
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ISO Language Codes
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ISO Script Codes
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Jabberwocky
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List of U.S. States
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Prefectures of Japan
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Technical Definitions
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Trigonometric Formulas
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Chemical Elements
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Full list of chemical elements, with live search:
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Chinese Zodiac
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Full list of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs, with live search:
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Color Names
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Lists of color names, with live search:
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W3C Color Names
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X11 Color Names
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XKCD Color Names
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Mac OS X Crayons
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Departments of France
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Full list of French departments, with live search:
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HTTP Status Codes
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Full list of HTTP status codes, with definitions in several languages:
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English
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French
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Japanese
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ISO Country Codes
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Full list of ISO 3166-1 country codes, with live search:
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ISO Language Codes
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Full list of ISO 639-1 language codes, with live search:
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ISO Script Codes
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Full list of ISO 15924 script codes, with live search:
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Jabberwocky
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Typographic rendition of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky":
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List of U.S. States
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Full list of states and territories of the United States, with live search:
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Prefectures of Japan
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Full list of prefectures of Japan, with live search:
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Technical Definitions
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Lists of technical definitions:
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Computing Abbreviations
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Mac OS Release Names
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Metric Prefixes | Fractions
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Metric Prefixes | Multiples
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IEC Binary Prefixes | Multiples
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Name of a Polynomial by Degree
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Trigonometric Formulas
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Sets of trigonometric formulas, by category:
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Basic Definitions
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Symmetry Identities
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Cofunction Identities
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Pythagorean Identities
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Sum to Product
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Product to Sum
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Squares
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Half Angle
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Sum of Angles
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Double Angle
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Building
\n
You'll need Node.js installed on your computer in order to build this app.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Vade Mecum Shelf.app version for macOS:
Vade Mecum Shelf is a collection of vade mecum-like utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
\n
This app works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
\n
Its look and feel is partly inspired by the brilliant Electron API Demos app, but it makes use of a more dynamic modular approach: each utility is made of an independent, self-contained folder including all necessary files.
\n
Important: the following developer-oriented utilities have been moved to a new app named Tutti Quanti Shelf: CIDR Calculator, CSS Cursors Demo, Digital Clock, IETF Language Tags, JavaScript Parser, JavaScript Runner, JSON Formatter, LaTeX Math Renderer, Roman Numerals, System Information, Text Converter.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
\n
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Chemical Elements
\n
Chinese Zodiac
\n
Color Names
\n
Departments of France
\n
HTTP Status Codes
\n
ISO Country Codes
\n
ISO Language Codes
\n
ISO Script Codes
\n
Jabberwocky
\n
List of U.S. States
\n
Prefectures of Japan
\n
Technical Definitions
\n
Trigonometric Formulas
\n
\n
Chemical Elements
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Full list of chemical elements, with live search:
\n
\n
Chinese Zodiac
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Full list of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs, with live search:
\n
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Color Names
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Lists of color names, with live search:
\n
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W3C Color Names
\n
X11 Color Names
\n
XKCD Color Names
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Mac OS X Crayons
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Departments of France
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Full list of French departments, with live search:
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HTTP Status Codes
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Full list of HTTP status codes, with definitions in several languages:
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English
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French
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Japanese
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ISO Country Codes
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Full list of ISO 3166-1 country codes, with live search:
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ISO Language Codes
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Full list of ISO 639-1 language codes, with live search:
\n
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ISO Script Codes
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Full list of ISO 15924 script codes, with live search:
\n
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Jabberwocky
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Typographic rendition of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem \"Jabberwocky\":
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\n
List of U.S. States
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Full list of states and territories of the United States, with live search:
\n
\n
Prefectures of Japan
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Full list of prefectures of Japan, with live search:
\n
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Technical Definitions
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Lists of technical definitions:
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\n
Computing Abbreviations
\n
Mac OS Release Names
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Metric Prefixes | Fractions
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Metric Prefixes | Multiples
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IEC Binary Prefixes | Multiples
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Name of a Polynomial by Degree
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Trigonometric Formulas
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Sets of trigonometric formulas, by category:
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Basic Definitions
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Symmetry Identities
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Cofunction Identities
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Pythagorean Identities
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Sum to Product
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Product to Sum
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Squares
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Half Angle
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Sum of Angles
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Double Angle
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Building
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You'll need Node.js installed on your computer in order to build this app.
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the app, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command will create a Vade Mecum Shelf.app version for macOS:
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Language
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Tag
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Code
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Typeface
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Japanese
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ja
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 13.0 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Normalization Form C
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFD
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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NFKC
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the "Characters" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the "Code points" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. "U+" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 93,858 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, set, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the 10 blocks containing the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, related characters, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Set drop-down menu to perform the draw on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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JP: Japanese
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Notes:\n
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Set drop-down menu to perform the search on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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Click the Code Points checkbox to display as well the code point of each Unihan character of the graph.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the "Variants table for Unicode" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Notes:\n
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, set, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you "navigate" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another "standard" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
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Clone method
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# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/unicopedia-plus\n# Go into the repository\ncd unicopedia-plus\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
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Download method
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If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting unicopedia-plus-master folder location:
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# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Packaging
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Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
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# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Unicopedia Plus is a developer-oriented set of Unicode, Unihan & emoji utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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CJK Font Variants
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JavaScript Runner
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Regex Properties
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Emoji Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Sequence
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Filter Text
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Emoji Picture Book
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Emoji References
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Unicode Data Finder\n
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Find by Name
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Match Character
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List by Block
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Unicode Foldings
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Unicode Inspector
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Unicode Normalizer
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Unicode References
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Unihan Data Finder\n
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Find by Tag Value
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Match Character
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View by Grid
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Unihan Inspector
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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Unihan References
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Unihan Variants
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CJK Font Variants
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The CJK Font Variants utility displays simultaneously any string of CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean) characters in five different typefaces belonging to the open-source set of Google Noto CJK Fonts:
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Japanese
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JP
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Noto Sans CJK JP Regular
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Korean
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ko
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KR
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Noto Sans CJK KR Regular
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Simplified Chinese
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zh-Hans
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SC
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Noto Sans CJK SC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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zh-Hant-TW
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TC
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Noto Sans CJK TC Regular
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Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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zh-Hant-HK
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HK
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Noto Sans CJK HK Regular
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Additionally, it is possible to specify a set of logographic glyph variants for display by using the East Asian Variant drop-down menu.
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Font variants of the CJK characters can be visualized either vertically or horizontally. Use the Writing Mode drop-down menu to toggle between the two modes.
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Clicking inside any character frame displays momentarily the same glyph for all language flavors, while alt-clicking (or shift-clicking) applies to all characters of the string in a given language flavor. This is especially useful to quickly spot the differences between glyph variations. If the ⇪ Caps Lock key is turned on as well, the differences are shown in contrasting colors instead.
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CJK characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of CJK characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu; some of them make use of the information found in the StandardizedVariants.txt or IVD_Sequences.txt data files.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+7ADC is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u9F8D or \\u{20B9F}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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JavaScript Runner
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The JavaScript Runner utility lets you execute JavaScript code, and comes with several sample scripts related to Unicode, Unihan and emoji; it is useful for quick testing/prototyping or data processing.
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Regex Properties
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The Regex Properties utility displays all the Unicode 13.0 properties available for regular expressions, used in particular by the Emoji Data Finder, Unicode Data Finder and Unihan Data Finder utilities.
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These properties are suitable to build Unicode-aware regular expressions in JavaScript (ECMAScript 6) using the 'u' flag.
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Unicode properties fall into four groups, which can be displayed individually using the Category drop-down menu:
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General Category properties
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Binary properties
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Script properties
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Script Extensions properties
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For General Category properties, prefixing with General_Category= (Canonical) or gc= (Alias) is optional. Use the Optional Prefix checkbox to control whether the prefix is included or not.
Control | Format | Surrogate | Private_Use | Unassigned
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\\P{…} is the negated form of \\p{…}. Use the Negated checkbox to toggle between the two forms.
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Notes:
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\\p{Any} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{10FFFF}]
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\\p{ASCII} is equivalent to [\\u{0}-\\u{7F}]
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\\p{Assigned} is equivalent to \\P{Unassigned} or \\P{General_Category=Unassigned}
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Emoji Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of matching Unicode emoji searched by name or keyword, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Match Sequence
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The Match Sequence feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of Unicode emoji matching a character sequence, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any.
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Filter Text
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The Filter Text feature of the Emoji Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, short name, keywords, code points) of all the Unicode emoji contained in a text string.
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Text can by directly typed or pasted from the clipboard into the main input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of emoji selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input field can be emptied using the Clear button.
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Use the Filter ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Discard Non-Emoji [strip out non-emoji characters]
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Upgrade to RGI Emoji [restore incomplete emoji to their RGI form]
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Remove Duplicate Emoji [delete emoji duplicates]
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This feature deals with the 4,168 emoji defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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The 9 component (5 skin-tone and 4 hair-style) emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) emoji are presented in a standard way, while the 864 non-fully-qualified emoji are shown in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji Picture Book
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The Emoji Picture Book utility displays lists of Unicode emoji in a color picture book fashion.
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Any group of pictures can be displayed by selecting its name in the Category drop-down menu, among:\n
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Smileys & Emotion
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People & Body
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Component
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Animals & Nature
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Food & Drink
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Travel & Places
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Activities
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Objects
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Symbols
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Flags
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The size of all emoji pictures (from 32 to 128 pixels) can be adjusted by moving the dedicated slider left and right.
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The groups and subgroups of emoji are those defined in the Emoji 13.0 version of the emoji-test.txt data file.
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Only the 9 component emoji and the 3,295 fully-qualified (RGI) forms of the emoji are used unless they cannot be displayed properly, depending on the emoji support level of the operating system.
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Emoji failing to be represented as proper color pictures are purely and simply discarded.
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Note: RGI stands for Recommended for General Interchange.
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Emoji References
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The Emoji References utility provides a list of reference links to emoji-related web pages.
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Unicode Data Finder
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Find by Name
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The Find by Name feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of matching Unicode characters searched by name or alias, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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When available, name aliases are displayed (in italics and smaller typeface) after the unique and immutable Unicode name. A correction alias is indicated by a leading reference mark ※.
The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters matching a character, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Decomposition toggle button to extend the search to characters whose decomposition mapping matches the query string.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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List by Block
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The List by Block feature of the Unicode Data Finder utility displays in real time a list of basic data (symbol, code point, name/aliases, block) of Unicode characters belonging to the same block range.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Range or by Block Name, as defined in the Blocks.txt data file.
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It is also possible to directly enter a code point (or character) in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the code point, scroll its basic data into view, and highlight its hexadecimal code value.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered code point by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Unicode Foldings
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The Unicode Foldings utility displays simultaneously the uppercase and lowercase foldings of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string functions toUpperCase and toLowerCase, or toLocaleUpperCase and toLocaleLowerCase when a specific locale is selected from the Locale drop-down menu.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+00DF is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u212B or \\u{10400}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Note: folding is an operation that maps similar characters to a common target, such as uppercasing or lowercasing a string. Folding operations are most often used to temporarily ignore certain distinctions between characters.
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Unicode Inspector
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The Unicode Inspector utility displays code point information in real time for each Unicode character of a text string.
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined sets of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+0041 is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u611B or \\u{1F49C}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Information is provided for the 283,440 assigned characters (or code points) defined in the Unicode 13.0 version of the UnicodeData.txt data file.
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Extra information is also obtained from the following data files:\n
The Unicode Normalizer utility displays simultaneously the four normalization forms of a given string, making use of the JavaScript string function normalize, as specified in the UAX #15: Unicode Normalization Forms:
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Form
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NFC
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Normalization Form C
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Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFD
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Normalization Form D
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Canonical Decomposition
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NFKC
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Normalization Form KC
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Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition
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NFKD
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Normalization Form KD
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Compatibility Decomposition
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Characters can be entered either directly in the \"Characters\" input field, or using a series of code points in hexadecimal format in the \"Code points\" input field.
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It is also possible to input predefined strings of characters selected from the Samples ▾ pop-up menu.
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As a convenience, the input fields can be emptied using the Clear button.
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In output, the standard Unicode code point format U+212B is used, i.e. \"U+\" directly followed by 4 or 5 hex digits.
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In input, more hexadecimal formats are allowed, including Unicode escape sequences, such as \\u24B6 or \\u{1F201}. Moving out of the field or typing the Enter key converts all valid codes to standard Unicode code point format.
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Unicode References
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The Unicode References utility provides a list of reference links to Unicode-related web pages.
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Unihan Data Finder
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Find by Tag Value
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The Find by Tag Value feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, Unihan tag, value, block) of matching Unihan characters searched by tag value, including through regular expressions.
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Use the Unihan Tag drop-down menu to select the tag you wish to search value by.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories in the drop-down menu.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the 93,858 Unihan characters (or code points) defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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Match Character
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The Match Character feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays a list of basic data (symbol, code point, age, set, ideograph status, block) of matching Unihan characters, including through regular expressions.
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After entering a query, click on the Search button to display a list of all relevant matches, if any, ordered by code point value.
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Click on the Match Variants toggle button to extend the search to characters whose variants match the query string.
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Unihan variants, if any, are displayed in a distinctive muted (grayed out) style.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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The search is performed on the set of 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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Various examples of regular expressions are provided for quick copy-and-paste.
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View by Grid
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The View by Grid feature of the Unihan Data Finder utility displays in real time a grid view of the 10 blocks containing the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in Unicode 13.0.
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It is possible to choose how many characters are shown one page at a time.
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A block can be selected either by Block Name or by Block Range.
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It is also possible to directly enter a Unihan character or code point in the Specimen field, then click on the Go button to automatically select the block containing the character, scroll it into view, and highlight it.
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You can quickly reuse a previously entered Unihan character by using the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate up and down through the history stack in the Specimen field.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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A list of all the Unihan blocks is available for quick reference.
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Unihan Inspector
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The Unihan Inspector utility displays all available Unihan tags for each of the 93,858 Unihan characters defined in the set of data files contained in the Unihan.zip archive file:\n
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Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt
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Unihan_DictionaryLikeData.txt
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Unihan_IRGSources.txt
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Unihan_NumericValues.txt
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Unihan_OtherMappings.txt
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Unihan_RadicalStrokeCounts.txt
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Unihan_Readings.txt
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Unihan_Variants.txt
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the list of Unihan tags.
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In addition, the utility provides, for each Unihan character:\n
basic Unihan information: set (IICore or full), status (unified or compatibility ideograph), radical/strokes, definition, numeric value, related characters, variant characters.
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Basic radical information can also be obtained for the 214 KangXi radicals and the 115 additional CJK radicals.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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It is also possible to lookup a randomly selected Unihan character by clicking on the Random button; use the Set drop-down menu to perform the draw on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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The currently looked up character is displayed at a large scale, followed by its code point.
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Click on ◀ or ▶ to step through five different CJK typefaces, among:\n
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JP: Japanese
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KR: Korean
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SC: Simplified Chinese
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TC: Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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HK: Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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Double-click on the two-letter language code to toggle between these five CJK typefaces and the system default typeface.
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Use the Categories checkbox to toggle between: all Unihan tags ordered alphabetically, or grouped by categories.
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Variant characters, if any, are listed under several classes in the basic Unihan information panel:\n
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Unified Variant: decomposition of the looked up character
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Compatibility Variants: characters whose decomposition is the looked up character
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Semantic Variants: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized Variants: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Shape (Z-) Variants characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified Variants: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional Variants: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka Variants: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Notes:\n
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The top Radical/Strokes fields are displaying data obtained from the only informative IRG Source: kRSUnicode, while the bottom ones (in grayed-out style, if any) make use of the provisional sources: kRSKangXi and kRSAdobe_Japan1_6.
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IICore (International Ideographs Core) represents a set of 9,810 important Unihan characters in everyday use throughout East Asia; it has been developed by the IRG.
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IRG stands for Ideographic Rapporteur Group, a committee advising the Unicode Consortium about Asian language characters.
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Radicals do not belong to the Unihan character set; they are allowed to be looked up here merely as a convenience, since they are closely related, and because their appearance is similar, or even identical, to their equivalent unified ideograph.
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Unihan Radical-Strokes
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The Unihan Radical-Strokes utility displays all the Unihan characters searched by KangXi radical and additional stroke count.
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Use the Set drop-down menu to perform the search on a specified Unihan set:\n
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IICore: the IICore set of 9,810 CJK unified ideographs in common usage,
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Unihan Core (2020): the Unihan core set (2020) of 20,720 CJK unified and compatibility ideographs, minimal set of required ideographs for East Asia,
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Full Unihan: the full set of 93,858 Unihan characters.
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Use the Extra Sources checkbox to extend the search to all radical/strokes source tags, or use only the IRG-defined source tag common to all Unihan characters.
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Use the Radical and Strokes drop-down menus to select the KangXi radical and the additional stroke count of the Unihan characters you are looking for, then click on the Search button.
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If the number of additional strokes is negative, 0 is used instead. For example, the Unihan character 王 gets listed under 'Radical 96 ⽟ (Jade)' + '0 Stroke', although its additional stroke count is -1.
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Selecting All from the Strokes menu lets you display all the Unihan characters sharing the same KangXi radical, sorted by additional stroke count.
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Use the Results ▾ pop-up menu to perform an action among:\n
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Copy Results [copy the results as string to the clipboard]
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Save Results... [save the results as string to a text file]
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Clear Results [clear the current list of results]
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A complete list of the 214 KangXi radicals is available for reference, showing also CJK variants as well as simplified forms.
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Unihan References
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The Unihan References utility provides a list of reference links to Unihan-related web pages.
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Unihan Variants
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The Unihan Variants utility displays all the variants of a given Unihan character.
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Any Unihan character can be entered in the Unihan input field either as a character or a code point. Click on the Lookup button to display the variants.
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Previously looked up characters are kept in a history stack; use the Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ keyboard shortcuts to navigate through them up and down inside the input field.
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Click the Extra Variants checkbox to include the Yasuoka variants as well; otherwise, only the standard Unihan variants are listed.
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Click the Detailed Relations checkbox to make use of a directed labeled graph to display variant relations; otherwise, a basic undirected graph is used instead.
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Click the Code Points checkbox to display as well the code point of each Unihan character of the graph.
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The different variant relations are indicated using the following labels:\n
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Semantic: characters listed under the kSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Shape: characters listed under the kZVariant Unihan tag
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Simplified: characters listed under the kSimplifiedVariant Unihan tag
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Specialized: characters listed under the kSpecializedSemanticVariant Unihan tag
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Spoofing Variants: characters listed under the kSpoofingVariant Unihan tag
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Traditional: characters listed under the kTraditionalVariant Unihan tag
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Unified: characters listed under the kCompatibilityVariant Unihan tag
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Yasuoka: characters drawn from the \"Variants table for Unicode\" data file UniVariants.txt provided by Prof. Kōichi Yasuoka
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Click the Save... button to save the current graph as a SVG file.
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Hovering over any circled Unihan character of the graph displays a tooltip with basic information: code point, age, set, ideograph status.
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The currently looked up Unihan character appears in a bolder circle; clicking on any other circled variant character lets you \"navigate\" through all the variants.
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In order to avoid visual clutter, any relation between two Unihan characters obtained from the Yasuoka variants is not displayed if another \"standard\" one with the same orientation already exists.
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Building
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You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
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Clone method
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# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/unicopedia-plus\n# Go into the repository\ncd unicopedia-plus\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
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Download method
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If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting unicopedia-plus-master folder location:
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# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Packaging
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Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Unicopedia Plus.app version for macOS:
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# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Vagrant Manager is a status bar menu app that lets you manage all of your Vagrant machines from one central location. It covers multiple languages, plugin management and snapshots.
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It has now been translated into the following languages:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Vagrant Manager is a status bar menu app that lets you manage all of your Vagrant machines from one central location. It covers multiple languages, plugin management and snapshots.
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It has now been translated into the following languages:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Vade Mecum Shelf is a collection of vade mecum-like utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
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Its look and feel is partly inspired by the brilliant Electron API Demos application, but it makes use of a more dynamic modular approach: each utility is made of an independent, self-contained folder including all necessary files.
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Important: the following developer-oriented utilities have been moved to a new application named Tutti Quanti Shelf: CIDR Calculator, CSS Cursors Demo, Digital Clock, IETF Language Tags, JavaScript Parser, JavaScript Runner, JSON Formatter, LaTeX Math Renderer, Roman Numerals, System Information, Text Converter.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
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Chemical Elements
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Chinese Zodiac
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Color Names
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Departments of France
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HTTP Status Codes
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ISO Country Codes
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ISO Language Codes
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ISO Script Codes
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Jabberwocky
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List of U.S. States
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Prefectures of Japan
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Technical Definitions
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Trigonometric Formulas
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Chemical Elements
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Full list of chemical elements, with live search:
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Chinese Zodiac
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Full list of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs, with live search:
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Color Names
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Lists of color names, with live search:
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W3C Color Names
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X11 Color Names
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XKCD Color Names
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Mac OS X Crayons
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Departments of France
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Full list of French departments, with live search:
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HTTP Status Codes
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Full list of HTTP status codes, with definitions in several languages:
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English
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French
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Japanese
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ISO Country Codes
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Full list of ISO 3166-1 country codes, with live search:
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ISO Language Codes
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Full list of ISO 639-1 language codes, with live search:
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ISO Script Codes
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Full list of ISO 15924 script codes, with live search:
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Jabberwocky
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Typographic rendition of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky":
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List of U.S. States
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Full list of states and territories of the United States, with live search:
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Prefectures of Japan
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Full list of prefectures of Japan, with live search:
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Technical Definitions
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Lists of technical definitions:
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Computing Abbreviations
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Mac OS Release Names
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Unicode Release Dates
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Emoji Release Dates
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Metric Prefixes | Fractions
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Metric Prefixes | Multiples
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IEC Binary Prefixes | Multiples
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Name of a Polynomial by Degree
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Trigonometric Formulas
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Sets of trigonometric formulas, by category:
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Basic Definitions
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Symmetry Identities
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Cofunction Identities
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Pythagorean Identities
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Sum to Product
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Product to Sum
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Squares
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Half Angle
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Sum of Angles
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Double Angle
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Building
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You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
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Clone method
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# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/vade-mecum-shelf\n# Go into the repository\ncd vade-mecum-shelf\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
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Download method
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If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting vade-mecum-shelf-master folder location:
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# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
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Packaging
\n
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Vade Mecum Shelf.app version for macOS:
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# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Vade Mecum Shelf is a collection of vade mecum-like utilities wrapped into one single app, built with Electron.
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This desktop application works on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems.
\n
Its look and feel is partly inspired by the brilliant Electron API Demos application, but it makes use of a more dynamic modular approach: each utility is made of an independent, self-contained folder including all necessary files.
\n
Important: the following developer-oriented utilities have been moved to a new application named Tutti Quanti Shelf: CIDR Calculator, CSS Cursors Demo, Digital Clock, IETF Language Tags, JavaScript Parser, JavaScript Runner, JSON Formatter, LaTeX Math Renderer, Roman Numerals, System Information, Text Converter.
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Utilities
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The following utilities are currently available:
\n
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Chemical Elements
\n
Chinese Zodiac
\n
Color Names
\n
Departments of France
\n
HTTP Status Codes
\n
ISO Country Codes
\n
ISO Language Codes
\n
ISO Script Codes
\n
Jabberwocky
\n
List of U.S. States
\n
Prefectures of Japan
\n
Technical Definitions
\n
Trigonometric Formulas
\n
\n
Chemical Elements
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Full list of chemical elements, with live search:
\n
\n
Chinese Zodiac
\n
Full list of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs, with live search:
\n
\n
Color Names
\n
Lists of color names, with live search:
\n
\n
W3C Color Names
\n
X11 Color Names
\n
XKCD Color Names
\n
Mac OS X Crayons
\n
\n
\n
Departments of France
\n
Full list of French departments, with live search:
\n
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HTTP Status Codes
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Full list of HTTP status codes, with definitions in several languages:
\n
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English
\n
French
\n
Japanese
\n
\n
\n
ISO Country Codes
\n
Full list of ISO 3166-1 country codes, with live search:
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\n
ISO Language Codes
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Full list of ISO 639-1 language codes, with live search:
\n
\n
ISO Script Codes
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Full list of ISO 15924 script codes, with live search:
\n
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Jabberwocky
\n
Typographic rendition of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem \"Jabberwocky\":
\n
\n
List of U.S. States
\n
Full list of states and territories of the United States, with live search:
\n
\n
Prefectures of Japan
\n
Full list of prefectures of Japan, with live search:
\n
\n
Technical Definitions
\n
Lists of technical definitions:
\n
\n
Computing Abbreviations
\n
Mac OS Release Names
\n
Unicode Release Dates
\n
Emoji Release Dates
\n
Metric Prefixes | Fractions
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Metric Prefixes | Multiples
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IEC Binary Prefixes | Multiples
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Name of a Polynomial by Degree
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Trigonometric Formulas
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Sets of trigonometric formulas, by category:
\n
\n
Basic Definitions
\n
Symmetry Identities
\n
Cofunction Identities
\n
Pythagorean Identities
\n
Sum to Product
\n
Product to Sum
\n
Squares
\n
Half Angle
\n
Sum of Angles
\n
Double Angle
\n
\n
\n
Building
\n
You'll need Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer in order to build this application.
\n
Clone method
\n
# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://github.com/tonton-pixel/vade-mecum-shelf\n# Go into the repository\ncd vade-mecum-shelf\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Note: to use the clone method, the core tool git must also be installed.
\n
Download method
\n
If you don't wish to clone, you can download the source code, unZip it, then directly run the following commands from a Terminal opened at the resulting vade-mecum-shelf-master folder location:
\n
# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the application\nnpm start
\n
Packaging
\n
Several scripts are also defined in the package.json file to build OS-specific bundles of the application, using the simple yet powerful Electron Packager Node module. \nFor instance, running the following command (once the dependencies are installed) will create a Vade Mecum Shelf.app version for macOS:
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# Build macOS (Darwin) application\nnpm run build-darwin
Sync provides a seamless experience for users and developers. which is designed to provide the superior user experiences for dApps on the VeChainThor blockchain. It serves as the dApp environment to provide unlimited potential for developers and users.
git clone https://github.com/vechain/thor-sync.electron.git\ncd thor-sync.electron\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n
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Contributing
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Please take a quick look at the Report Issue / Contributing before opening an issue or pull request.
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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VeChain Sync
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Sync provides a seamless experience for users and developers. which is designed to provide the superior user experiences for dApps on the VeChainThor blockchain. It serves as the dApp environment to provide unlimited potential for developers and users.
git clone https://github.com/vechain/thor-sync.electron.git\ncd thor-sync.electron\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n
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Contributing
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Please take a quick look at the Report Issue / Contributing before opening an issue or pull request.
Sync provides a seamless experience for users and developers. which is designed to provide the superior user experiences for dApps on the VeChainThor blockchain. It serves as the dApp environment to provide unlimited potential for developers and users.
git clone https://github.com/vechain/thor-sync.electron.git\ncd thor-sync.electron\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n
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Contributing
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Please take a quick look at the Report Issue / Contributing before opening an issue or pull request.
This project was generated with electron-vue using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.
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VeChain Sync
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Sync provides a seamless experience for users and developers. which is designed to provide the superior user experiences for dApps on the VeChainThor blockchain. It serves as the dApp environment to provide unlimited potential for developers and users.
git clone https://github.com/vechain/thor-sync.electron.git\ncd thor-sync.electron\n# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n
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Contributing
\n
Please take a quick look at the Report Issue / Contributing before opening an issue or pull request.
Vagrant Manager is a status bar menu app that lets you manage all of your Vagrant machines from one central location. It covers multiple languages, plugin management and snapshots.
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It has now been translated into the following languages:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Vagrant Manager is a status bar menu app that lets you manage all of your Vagrant machines from one central location. It covers multiple languages, plugin management and snapshots.
\n
It has now been translated into the following languages:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Visual Comic Reader can be downloaded here.\nAvailable versions for Linux, Mac and Windows (64 bits).
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If you need a different version, please, follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code.
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Visual Comic Reader, create a new different version of Visual Comic Reader, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node and npm/yarn already installed in your system:
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Install electron and all the dependencies.\nnpm install
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Start Visual Comic Reader.\nnpm start\n
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You can start Visual Comic Reader in develop mode.\nnpm run dev
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Build Visual Comic Reader for your system.\nnpm run build:(win/mac/linux)\n
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Make builds for windows, linux and mac.\nnpm run build
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Acknowledgments
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Electron framework was used for the app development.
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React javascript library use for building app user interface.
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Visual Comic Reader
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by @evuz
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Modern Comic Reader in development
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Download
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Visual Comic Reader can be downloaded here.\nAvailable versions for Linux, Mac and Windows (64 bits).
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If you need a different version, please, follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code.
\n
Development
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If you want to contribute to Visual Comic Reader, create a new different version of Visual Comic Reader, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
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Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node and npm/yarn already installed in your system:
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Install electron and all the dependencies.\nnpm install
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Start Visual Comic Reader.\nnpm start\n
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You can start Visual Comic Reader in develop mode.\nnpm run dev
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Build Visual Comic Reader for your system.\nnpm run build:(win/mac/linux)\n
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Make builds for windows, linux and mac.\nnpm run build
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Acknowledgments
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Electron framework was used for the app development.
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React javascript library use for building app user interface.
It allows you to download high quality video and audio over Youtube. The video or audio you want to download will be downloaded at the highest quality it supports.
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Format Support
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Audio\n MP3\nVideo\n MP4\n FLV
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Quality Support
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By default, the video and audio you want to download is downloaded at the highest quality it supports. The higher the size of the video or audio file you want to download, the longer it will take to download.
Build the application for specified or all platform:
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npm run release-windows\nnpm run release-linux\nnpm run release-mac\n\nnpm run release-linux deb\nnpm run release-linux rpm
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License
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MIT
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It allows you to download high quality video and audio over Youtube. The video or audio you want to download will be downloaded at the highest quality it supports.
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Format Support
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Audio\n MP3\nVideo\n MP4\n FLV
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Quality Support
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By default, the video and audio you want to download is downloaded at the highest quality it supports. The higher the size of the video or audio file you want to download, the longer it will take to download.
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Before submitting an issue, please take a look on the wiki first. If your question didn't get answered, feel free to check issues page!
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Before submitting an issue, please take a look on the wiki first. If your question didn't get answered, feel free to check issues page!
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Before submitting an issue, please take a look on the wiki first. If your question didn't get answered, feel free to check issues page!
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Before submitting an issue, please take a look on the wiki first. If your question didn't get answered, feel free to check issues page!
It allows you to download high quality video and audio over Youtube. The video or audio you want to download will be downloaded at the highest quality it supports.
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Format Support
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Audio\n MP3\nVideo\n MP4\n FLV
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Quality Support
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By default, the video and audio you want to download is downloaded at the highest quality it supports. The higher the size of the video or audio file you want to download, the longer it will take to download.
Build the application for specified or all platform:
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npm run release-windows\nnpm run release-linux\nnpm run release-mac\n\nnpm run release-linux deb\nnpm run release-linux rpm
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License
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MIT
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It allows you to download high quality video and audio over Youtube. The video or audio you want to download will be downloaded at the highest quality it supports.
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Format Support
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Audio\n MP3\nVideo\n MP4\n FLV
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Quality Support
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By default, the video and audio you want to download is downloaded at the highest quality it supports. The higher the size of the video or audio file you want to download, the longer it will take to download.
With this app you can create a family tree with extensive information and pictures about the individual family members. The whole thing can be done very simply using the mouse and a few keystrokes. An editor to export this family tree in different formats (pdf, svg, png) is also included. The output can be configured extensively.
With this app you can create a family tree with extensive information and pictures about the individual family members. The whole thing can be done very simply using the mouse and a few keystrokes. An editor to export this family tree in different formats (pdf, svg, png) is also included. The output can be configured extensively.
Note about Calculator Logic: It should be noted that there are two main schools of thought on calculator input logic: immediate execution logic and formula logic. Formula logic observes order of operation precedence, immediate execution does not. Vue Calc utilizes immediate execution logic.
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Either is acceptable, but please note that depending on which you choose, your calculator may yield different results than ours for certain equations (see below example)
Note about Calculator Logic: It should be noted that there are two main schools of thought on calculator input logic: immediate execution logic and formula logic. Formula logic observes order of operation precedence, immediate execution does not. Vue Calc utilizes immediate execution logic.
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Either is acceptable, but please note that depending on which you choose, your calculator may yield different results than ours for certain equations (see below example)
Visual Comic Reader can be downloaded here.\nAvailable versions for Linux, Mac and Windows (64 bits).
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If you need a different version, please, follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code.
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Visual Comic Reader, create a new different version of Visual Comic Reader, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node and npm/yarn already installed in your system:
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Install electron and all the dependencies.\nnpm install
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Start Visual Comic Reader.\nnpm start\n
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You can start Visual Comic Reader in develop mode.\nnpm run dev
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Build Visual Comic Reader for your system.\nnpm run build:(win/mac/linux)\n
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Make builds for windows, linux and mac.\nnpm run build
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Acknowledgments
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Electron framework was used for the app development.
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React javascript library use for building app user interface.
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Visual Comic Reader
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by @evuz
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Modern Comic Reader in development
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Download
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Visual Comic Reader can be downloaded here.\nAvailable versions for Linux, Mac and Windows (64 bits).
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If you need a different version, please, follow the development instructions to make your own build from the source code.
\n
Development
\n
If you want to contribute to Visual Comic Reader, create a new different version of Visual Comic Reader, or compile it from source code, follow these instructions.
\n
Clone/download source code from the github repo. Make sure you have node and npm/yarn already installed in your system:
\n\n
Install electron and all the dependencies.\nnpm install
\n
Start Visual Comic Reader.\nnpm start\n
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You can start Visual Comic Reader in develop mode.\nnpm run dev
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Build Visual Comic Reader for your system.\nnpm run build:(win/mac/linux)\n
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Make builds for windows, linux and mac.\nnpm run build
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Acknowledgments
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Electron framework was used for the app development.
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React javascript library use for building app user interface.
Web Archiving Integration Layer (WAIL) is a graphical user interface (GUI) atop multiple web archiving tools\nintended to be used as an easy way for anyone to preserve and replay web pages.\nTools included and accessible through the GUI are Heritrix 3.2.0\nand PyWb 0.33.0.
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More information about the motivations behind WAIL see the Motivations section in the projects wiki.
Web Archiving Integration Layer (WAIL) is a graphical user interface (GUI) atop multiple web archiving tools\nintended to be used as an easy way for anyone to preserve and replay web pages.\nTools included and accessible through the GUI are Heritrix 3.2.0\nand PyWb 0.33.0.
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More information about the motivations behind WAIL see the Motivations section in the projects wiki.
Note about Calculator Logic: It should be noted that there are two main schools of thought on calculator input logic: immediate execution logic and formula logic. Formula logic observes order of operation precedence, immediate execution does not. Vue Calc utilizes immediate execution logic.
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Either is acceptable, but please note that depending on which you choose, your calculator may yield different results than ours for certain equations (see below example)
Note about Calculator Logic: It should be noted that there are two main schools of thought on calculator input logic: immediate execution logic and formula logic. Formula logic observes order of operation precedence, immediate execution does not. Vue Calc utilizes immediate execution logic.
\n
Either is acceptable, but please note that depending on which you choose, your calculator may yield different results than ours for certain equations (see below example)
Web Archiving Integration Layer (WAIL) is a graphical user interface (GUI) atop multiple web archiving tools\nintended to be used as an easy way for anyone to preserve and replay web pages.\nTools included and accessible through the GUI are Heritrix 3.2.0\nand PyWb 0.33.0.
\n
More information about the motivations behind WAIL see the Motivations section in the projects wiki.
Web Archiving Integration Layer (WAIL) is a graphical user interface (GUI) atop multiple web archiving tools\nintended to be used as an easy way for anyone to preserve and replay web pages.\nTools included and accessible through the GUI are Heritrix 3.2.0\nand PyWb 0.33.0.
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More information about the motivations behind WAIL see the Motivations section in the projects wiki.
Wanna is an implementation of a 21st-century to-do list app. It introduces a new workflow and has its own philosophy which makes it different from other to-do list apps.
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Installation
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Wanna is under active development. You can see a list of its releases here. At this time, the latest release of the app is Flex Alpha 2 release for Mac, Windows and Linux (.deb only). In addition, you can easily download the repo's source code and build a version suitable for your own platform with just a bit of effort. In the near future, other platforms will be officially supported. \nYou can also clone the repository to see development version of the app in action:
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git clone https://github.com/mkermani144/wanna.git\ncd wanna/desktop\nyarn && yarn electron # Or `npm i && npm electron`
Please see contributing guidelines for a comprehensive description of how to contribute to Wanna.
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Issues and bug reports
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Please see contribution types that we are looking for in Wanna, including feature requests and bug reports.
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Road map
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If you want to see a unofficial list of features which will be added in the next versions of Wanna, take a look at our road map.
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Technologies and libraries
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Like the other apps and libraries, Wanna stands on the shoulders of giants. This is a list of mostly used awesome technologies and libraries that power Wanna:
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Electron: Build cross platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
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React.js: A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
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Material-UI: React Components that Implement Google's Material Design.
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Create-react-app: Create React apps with no build configuration.
dns.js.org: Providing nice and free domains for GitHub Pages since 2015.
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Philosophy
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Every time one builds a to-do list app, a puppy dies. So why should Wanna exist? \nThere are many to-do list apps out there. All have pros and cons and may or may not work for you. But nearly all of them lack one critical feature: they are just a digital version of paper to-do lists. You throw some tasks into them, and then, whether you complete the task or not, nothing great happens: The app is somehow passive. \nWanna tries to add some features that make it more active. It tries to award you in some manner if you complete your tasks. It helps you get back to your work if you fail. It attempts to motivate you to be productive. It keeps a bank of your ideas. In essence, Wanna tries to be smart and react to your activities. (Note that these features are not entirely available in Wanna hitherto, but it will evolve and get better gradually.)
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(Don't forget: Wanna is not magic. It's just an application. As a human, if you don't want to improve, if you don't want to get your tasks done, you can easily cheat the app (and yourself), and Wanna cannot help you anyway.)
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Wanna workflow is dead simple; in brief, an idea comes to your mind, you save it in Wanna, convert it to some tasks and finally do it:
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An idea occurs to you. It can be any type of idea; listening to a great music, doing your school homework, plan for running, reading a book, learning a new programming language, trying always to smile, launching a small party with your family and friends or watching a TED talk are some examples.
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You add the idea to your ideas list. You don't need to care about when to do it. It's just an idea, not a task.
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Now you have a mess of ideas. You can scroll up and down and pick one of them out of your list.
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Once you selected the idea, it's time to convert it to some tasks. You have to set a period of time in which each task should be done. Moreover, you have to estimate the time that task will take. (Note that you can skip the previous three sections and directly add a task.)
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Having your tasks added to your list, Wanna shows each task with a colorful status circle. The more this color tends to become red, the closer the task due date is. Don't let those circles turn red!
Wanna is an implementation of a 21st-century to-do list app. It introduces a new workflow and has its own philosophy which makes it different from other to-do list apps.
\n
Installation
\n
Wanna is under active development. You can see a list of its releases here. At this time, the latest release of the app is Flex Alpha 2 release for Mac, Windows and Linux (.deb only). In addition, you can easily download the repo's source code and build a version suitable for your own platform with just a bit of effort. In the near future, other platforms will be officially supported. \nYou can also clone the repository to see development version of the app in action:
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git clone https://github.com/mkermani144/wanna.git\ncd wanna/desktop\nyarn && yarn electron # Or `npm i && npm electron`
Please see contributing guidelines for a comprehensive description of how to contribute to Wanna.
\n
Issues and bug reports
\n
Please see contribution types that we are looking for in Wanna, including feature requests and bug reports.
\n
Road map
\n
If you want to see a unofficial list of features which will be added in the next versions of Wanna, take a look at our road map.
\n
Technologies and libraries
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Like the other apps and libraries, Wanna stands on the shoulders of giants. This is a list of mostly used awesome technologies and libraries that power Wanna:
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Electron: Build cross platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
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React.js: A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
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Material-UI: React Components that Implement Google's Material Design.
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Create-react-app: Create React apps with no build configuration.
dns.js.org: Providing nice and free domains for GitHub Pages since 2015.
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Philosophy
\n
Every time one builds a to-do list app, a puppy dies. So why should Wanna exist? \nThere are many to-do list apps out there. All have pros and cons and may or may not work for you. But nearly all of them lack one critical feature: they are just a digital version of paper to-do lists. You throw some tasks into them, and then, whether you complete the task or not, nothing great happens: The app is somehow passive. \nWanna tries to add some features that make it more active. It tries to award you in some manner if you complete your tasks. It helps you get back to your work if you fail. It attempts to motivate you to be productive. It keeps a bank of your ideas. In essence, Wanna tries to be smart and react to your activities. (Note that these features are not entirely available in Wanna hitherto, but it will evolve and get better gradually.)
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(Don't forget: Wanna is not magic. It's just an application. As a human, if you don't want to improve, if you don't want to get your tasks done, you can easily cheat the app (and yourself), and Wanna cannot help you anyway.)
\n
Workflow
\n
Wanna workflow is dead simple; in brief, an idea comes to your mind, you save it in Wanna, convert it to some tasks and finally do it:
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An idea occurs to you. It can be any type of idea; listening to a great music, doing your school homework, plan for running, reading a book, learning a new programming language, trying always to smile, launching a small party with your family and friends or watching a TED talk are some examples.
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\n
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You add the idea to your ideas list. You don't need to care about when to do it. It's just an idea, not a task.
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Now you have a mess of ideas. You can scroll up and down and pick one of them out of your list.
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\n
\n
Once you selected the idea, it's time to convert it to some tasks. You have to set a period of time in which each task should be done. Moreover, you have to estimate the time that task will take. (Note that you can skip the previous three sections and directly add a task.)
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Having your tasks added to your list, Wanna shows each task with a colorful status circle. The more this color tends to become red, the closer the task due date is. Don't let those circles turn red!
Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Wavebox Classic & Wavebox 10
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This is the home of the Electron-based Wavebox Classic. The team behind Wavebox have been busy working on a completely new 100% Chromium version of Wavebox, which we are calling Wavebox 10. It includes some amazing new features such as...
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Expand our supported extension list from 16 to thousands of extensions ❤️
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A 10-20% decrease in memory consumption 💨
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A refined and sparkly new UI that's tastefully familiar ✨
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Seamless tab support in any window
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Fully integrated autofill for usernames and passwords 🤖
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Improved PDF and printing support across the board
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Improved theming support 🎨
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Support for things such as U2F keys when signing into Google
\n
Improved screen-sharing support
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Privacy lock to keep your app private 🔒
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Part of this transformation is down to the fact that we have moved away from Electron to a direct Chromium foundation. It's a massively exciting move that allows Wavebox to grow and evolve.
Wavebox is available to download for macOS, Windows & Linux on our downloads page https://wavebox.io/download.
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Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Gone are the days of opening countless browser tabs and logging in and out of your favourite cloud accounts. Now you can launch Wavebox with one click, and instantly access them all in one UI, and without slowing your machine.
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All your web apps in one place: Add your favourites from our Directory of 1000+ apps/websites/services and easily hop between them to create faster workflows, and enjoy a smarter way of working.
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Never miss a thing: Stay signed-in to all apps simultaneously and keep up-to-date with real-time notifications and unread badges. Wavebox brings calm to your daily cloud app chaos.
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Focus on what's important: Declutter your desktop by having everything in one place, and use 'mute' across all apps when you need time to concentrate.
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Better than a browser: Unlike browser tabs which work independently, Wavebox brings everything together as a single suite of web apps. It's faster, more secure and uses less processing power.
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Install Wavebox and use for free with 2 Gmail accounts. Then upgrade to Pro to add more apps, services and features. Join thousands of individuals and teams who now spend their days in Wavebox.
Wavebox Classic is built using Electron, React and Flux. It supports Gmail, Google, Outlook, Office 365, Slack, Trello & over a 1000 other apps.
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Building Wavebox Classic
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Prerequisites
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Before you get started you'll need the following
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Python 2.7
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Nodejs 10.11.0
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npm >= 6.4.1
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Wavebox API Key\n
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Download & install Wavebox for free
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Go to Settings and then the Wavebox Pro Tab
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In the top right if you see login, login for free otherwise continue to the next step
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In the top right click your email address and choose Developers
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Under the API Key section you can get your API Key
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Additional Prerequisites (windows)
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windows-build-tools available through npm install -g windows-build-tools
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Build Configuration
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Once you've cloned the repository you will need to add your Wavebox API Key to the repository. This key will ensure that the client can talk to Google, Microsoft etc without needing to configure each one individually. Create a file in src/shared/credentials.js and in it place
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module.exports= { API_KEY:'your_api_key' }
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Dependencies & Running
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To install all Wavebox npm dependencies: npm install; npm run install:all
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To recompile native modules: npm run rebuild:electron
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To run compile and run the app: npm start
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Wavebox
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Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
\n\n
Wavebox Classic & Wavebox 10
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This is the home of the Electron-based Wavebox Classic. The team behind Wavebox have been busy working on a completely new 100% Chromium version of Wavebox, which we are calling Wavebox 10. It includes some amazing new features such as...
\n
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Expand our supported extension list from 16 to thousands of extensions ❤️
\n
A 10-20% decrease in memory consumption 💨
\n
A refined and sparkly new UI that's tastefully familiar ✨
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Seamless tab support in any window
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Fully integrated autofill for usernames and passwords 🤖
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Improved PDF and printing support across the board
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Improved theming support 🎨
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Support for things such as U2F keys when signing into Google
\n
Improved screen-sharing support
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Privacy lock to keep your app private 🔒
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Part of this transformation is down to the fact that we have moved away from Electron to a direct Chromium foundation. It's a massively exciting move that allows Wavebox to grow and evolve.
Wavebox is available to download for macOS, Windows & Linux on our downloads page https://wavebox.io/download.
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Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Gone are the days of opening countless browser tabs and logging in and out of your favourite cloud accounts. Now you can launch Wavebox with one click, and instantly access them all in one UI, and without slowing your machine.
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All your web apps in one place: Add your favourites from our Directory of 1000+ apps/websites/services and easily hop between them to create faster workflows, and enjoy a smarter way of working.
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Never miss a thing: Stay signed-in to all apps simultaneously and keep up-to-date with real-time notifications and unread badges. Wavebox brings calm to your daily cloud app chaos.
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Focus on what's important: Declutter your desktop by having everything in one place, and use 'mute' across all apps when you need time to concentrate.
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Better than a browser: Unlike browser tabs which work independently, Wavebox brings everything together as a single suite of web apps. It's faster, more secure and uses less processing power.
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Install Wavebox and use for free with 2 Gmail accounts. Then upgrade to Pro to add more apps, services and features. Join thousands of individuals and teams who now spend their days in Wavebox.
Wavebox Classic is built using Electron, React and Flux. It supports Gmail, Google, Outlook, Office 365, Slack, Trello & over a 1000 other apps.
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Building Wavebox Classic
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Prerequisites
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Before you get started you'll need the following
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Python 2.7
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Nodejs 10.11.0
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npm >= 6.4.1
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Wavebox API Key\n
\n
Download & install Wavebox for free
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Go to Settings and then the Wavebox Pro Tab
\n
In the top right if you see login, login for free otherwise continue to the next step
\n
In the top right click your email address and choose Developers
\n
Under the API Key section you can get your API Key
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Additional Prerequisites (windows)
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windows-build-tools available through npm install -g windows-build-tools
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Build Configuration
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Once you've cloned the repository you will need to add your Wavebox API Key to the repository. This key will ensure that the client can talk to Google, Microsoft etc without needing to configure each one individually. Create a file in src/shared/credentials.js and in it place
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module.exports= { API_KEY:'your_api_key' }
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Dependencies & Running
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To install all Wavebox npm dependencies: npm install; npm run install:all
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To recompile native modules: npm run rebuild:electron
Wanna is an implementation of a 21st-century to-do list app. It introduces a new workflow and has its own philosophy which makes it different from other to-do list apps.
\n
Installation
\n
Wanna is under active development. You can see a list of its releases here. At this time, the latest release of the app is Flex Alpha 2 release for Mac, Windows and Linux (.deb only). In addition, you can easily download the repo's source code and build a version suitable for your own platform with just a bit of effort. In the near future, other platforms will be officially supported. \nYou can also clone the repository to see development version of the app in action:
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git clone https://github.com/mkermani144/wanna.git\ncd wanna/desktop\nyarn && yarn electron # Or `npm i && npm electron`
Please see contributing guidelines for a comprehensive description of how to contribute to Wanna.
\n
Issues and bug reports
\n
Please see contribution types that we are looking for in Wanna, including feature requests and bug reports.
\n
Road map
\n
If you want to see a unofficial list of features which will be added in the next versions of Wanna, take a look at our road map.
\n
Technologies and libraries
\n
Like the other apps and libraries, Wanna stands on the shoulders of giants. This is a list of mostly used awesome technologies and libraries that power Wanna:
\n
\n
Electron: Build cross platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
\n
React.js: A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
\n
Material-UI: React Components that Implement Google's Material Design.
\n
Create-react-app: Create React apps with no build configuration.
dns.js.org: Providing nice and free domains for GitHub Pages since 2015.
\n
\n
Philosophy
\n
Every time one builds a to-do list app, a puppy dies. So why should Wanna exist? \nThere are many to-do list apps out there. All have pros and cons and may or may not work for you. But nearly all of them lack one critical feature: they are just a digital version of paper to-do lists. You throw some tasks into them, and then, whether you complete the task or not, nothing great happens: The app is somehow passive. \nWanna tries to add some features that make it more active. It tries to award you in some manner if you complete your tasks. It helps you get back to your work if you fail. It attempts to motivate you to be productive. It keeps a bank of your ideas. In essence, Wanna tries to be smart and react to your activities. (Note that these features are not entirely available in Wanna hitherto, but it will evolve and get better gradually.)
\n
(Don't forget: Wanna is not magic. It's just an application. As a human, if you don't want to improve, if you don't want to get your tasks done, you can easily cheat the app (and yourself), and Wanna cannot help you anyway.)
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Workflow
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Wanna workflow is dead simple; in brief, an idea comes to your mind, you save it in Wanna, convert it to some tasks and finally do it:
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An idea occurs to you. It can be any type of idea; listening to a great music, doing your school homework, plan for running, reading a book, learning a new programming language, trying always to smile, launching a small party with your family and friends or watching a TED talk are some examples.
\n
\n
\n
You add the idea to your ideas list. You don't need to care about when to do it. It's just an idea, not a task.
\n
\n
\n
Now you have a mess of ideas. You can scroll up and down and pick one of them out of your list.
\n
\n
\n
Once you selected the idea, it's time to convert it to some tasks. You have to set a period of time in which each task should be done. Moreover, you have to estimate the time that task will take. (Note that you can skip the previous three sections and directly add a task.)
\n
\n
\n
Having your tasks added to your list, Wanna shows each task with a colorful status circle. The more this color tends to become red, the closer the task due date is. Don't let those circles turn red!
Wanna is an implementation of a 21st-century to-do list app. It introduces a new workflow and has its own philosophy which makes it different from other to-do list apps.
\n
Installation
\n
Wanna is under active development. You can see a list of its releases here. At this time, the latest release of the app is Flex Alpha 2 release for Mac, Windows and Linux (.deb only). In addition, you can easily download the repo's source code and build a version suitable for your own platform with just a bit of effort. In the near future, other platforms will be officially supported. \nYou can also clone the repository to see development version of the app in action:
\n
git clone https://github.com/mkermani144/wanna.git\ncd wanna/desktop\nyarn && yarn electron # Or `npm i && npm electron`
Please see contributing guidelines for a comprehensive description of how to contribute to Wanna.
\n
Issues and bug reports
\n
Please see contribution types that we are looking for in Wanna, including feature requests and bug reports.
\n
Road map
\n
If you want to see a unofficial list of features which will be added in the next versions of Wanna, take a look at our road map.
\n
Technologies and libraries
\n
Like the other apps and libraries, Wanna stands on the shoulders of giants. This is a list of mostly used awesome technologies and libraries that power Wanna:
\n
\n
Electron: Build cross platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
\n
React.js: A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
\n
Material-UI: React Components that Implement Google's Material Design.
\n
Create-react-app: Create React apps with no build configuration.
dns.js.org: Providing nice and free domains for GitHub Pages since 2015.
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Philosophy
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Every time one builds a to-do list app, a puppy dies. So why should Wanna exist? \nThere are many to-do list apps out there. All have pros and cons and may or may not work for you. But nearly all of them lack one critical feature: they are just a digital version of paper to-do lists. You throw some tasks into them, and then, whether you complete the task or not, nothing great happens: The app is somehow passive. \nWanna tries to add some features that make it more active. It tries to award you in some manner if you complete your tasks. It helps you get back to your work if you fail. It attempts to motivate you to be productive. It keeps a bank of your ideas. In essence, Wanna tries to be smart and react to your activities. (Note that these features are not entirely available in Wanna hitherto, but it will evolve and get better gradually.)
\n
(Don't forget: Wanna is not magic. It's just an application. As a human, if you don't want to improve, if you don't want to get your tasks done, you can easily cheat the app (and yourself), and Wanna cannot help you anyway.)
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Workflow
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Wanna workflow is dead simple; in brief, an idea comes to your mind, you save it in Wanna, convert it to some tasks and finally do it:
\n\n
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An idea occurs to you. It can be any type of idea; listening to a great music, doing your school homework, plan for running, reading a book, learning a new programming language, trying always to smile, launching a small party with your family and friends or watching a TED talk are some examples.
\n
\n
\n
You add the idea to your ideas list. You don't need to care about when to do it. It's just an idea, not a task.
\n
\n
\n
Now you have a mess of ideas. You can scroll up and down and pick one of them out of your list.
\n
\n
\n
Once you selected the idea, it's time to convert it to some tasks. You have to set a period of time in which each task should be done. Moreover, you have to estimate the time that task will take. (Note that you can skip the previous three sections and directly add a task.)
\n
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Having your tasks added to your list, Wanna shows each task with a colorful status circle. The more this color tends to become red, the closer the task due date is. Don't let those circles turn red!
master branch only includes the source code of WebCatalog 13 & up. For older versions, check out the legacy- branches.
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Notes
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WebCatalog is open-source but not free. You can install up to two apps for free. Pay just $14.99 to install as many as you need.
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WebCatalog has permanent licenses, which have no time limit. In other words, the license never expires and works with all versions (including major updates). Also, your license permits you to use the app on all of the devices you own, as long as you are the only one using the app.
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# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/quanglam2807/webcatalog.git\ncd webcatalog\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\nyarn template:install\n\n# Run development mode of WebCatalog\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Run development mode of the template app\nyarn template:electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn template:prepare\nyarn dist\n
master branch only includes the source code of WebCatalog 13 & up. For older versions, check out the legacy- branches.
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Notes
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WebCatalog is open-source but not free. You can install up to two apps for free. Pay just $14.99 to install as many as you need.
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WebCatalog has permanent licenses, which have no time limit. In other words, the license never expires and works with all versions (including major updates). Also, your license permits you to use the app on all of the devices you own, as long as you are the only one using the app.
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Development
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# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/quanglam2807/webcatalog.git\ncd webcatalog\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\nyarn template:install\n\n# Run development mode of WebCatalog\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Run development mode of the template app\nyarn template:electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn template:prepare\nyarn dist\n
Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Wavebox Classic & Wavebox 10
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This is the home of the Electron-based Wavebox Classic. The team behind Wavebox have been busy working on a completely new 100% Chromium version of Wavebox, which we are calling Wavebox 10. It includes some amazing new features such as...
\n
\n
Expand our supported extension list from 16 to thousands of extensions ❤️
\n
A 10-20% decrease in memory consumption 💨
\n
A refined and sparkly new UI that's tastefully familiar ✨
\n
Seamless tab support in any window
\n
Fully integrated autofill for usernames and passwords 🤖
\n
Improved PDF and printing support across the board
\n
Improved theming support 🎨
\n
Support for things such as U2F keys when signing into Google
\n
Improved screen-sharing support
\n
Privacy lock to keep your app private 🔒
\n
\n
Part of this transformation is down to the fact that we have moved away from Electron to a direct Chromium foundation. It's a massively exciting move that allows Wavebox to grow and evolve.
Wavebox is available to download for macOS, Windows & Linux on our downloads page https://wavebox.io/download.
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Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Gone are the days of opening countless browser tabs and logging in and out of your favourite cloud accounts. Now you can launch Wavebox with one click, and instantly access them all in one UI, and without slowing your machine.
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All your web apps in one place: Add your favourites from our Directory of 1000+ apps/websites/services and easily hop between them to create faster workflows, and enjoy a smarter way of working.
\n
Never miss a thing: Stay signed-in to all apps simultaneously and keep up-to-date with real-time notifications and unread badges. Wavebox brings calm to your daily cloud app chaos.
\n
Focus on what's important: Declutter your desktop by having everything in one place, and use 'mute' across all apps when you need time to concentrate.
\n
Better than a browser: Unlike browser tabs which work independently, Wavebox brings everything together as a single suite of web apps. It's faster, more secure and uses less processing power.
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Install Wavebox and use for free with 2 Gmail accounts. Then upgrade to Pro to add more apps, services and features. Join thousands of individuals and teams who now spend their days in Wavebox.
Wavebox Classic is built using Electron, React and Flux. It supports Gmail, Google, Outlook, Office 365, Slack, Trello & over a 1000 other apps.
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Building Wavebox Classic
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Prerequisites
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Before you get started you'll need the following
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Python 2.7
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Nodejs 10.11.0
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npm >= 6.4.1
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Wavebox API Key\n
\n
Download & install Wavebox for free
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Go to Settings and then the Wavebox Pro Tab
\n
In the top right if you see login, login for free otherwise continue to the next step
\n
In the top right click your email address and choose Developers
\n
Under the API Key section you can get your API Key
\n
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\n
Additional Prerequisites (windows)
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windows-build-tools available through npm install -g windows-build-tools
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Build Configuration
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Once you've cloned the repository you will need to add your Wavebox API Key to the repository. This key will ensure that the client can talk to Google, Microsoft etc without needing to configure each one individually. Create a file in src/shared/credentials.js and in it place
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module.exports={API_KEY: 'your_api_key'}
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Dependencies & Running
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To install all Wavebox npm dependencies: npm install; npm run install:all
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To recompile native modules: npm run rebuild:electron
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To run compile and run the app: npm start
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Wavebox
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Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Wavebox Classic & Wavebox 10
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This is the home of the Electron-based Wavebox Classic. The team behind Wavebox have been busy working on a completely new 100% Chromium version of Wavebox, which we are calling Wavebox 10. It includes some amazing new features such as...
\n
\n
Expand our supported extension list from 16 to thousands of extensions ❤️
\n
A 10-20% decrease in memory consumption 💨
\n
A refined and sparkly new UI that's tastefully familiar ✨
\n
Seamless tab support in any window
\n
Fully integrated autofill for usernames and passwords 🤖
\n
Improved PDF and printing support across the board
\n
Improved theming support 🎨
\n
Support for things such as U2F keys when signing into Google
\n
Improved screen-sharing support
\n
Privacy lock to keep your app private 🔒
\n
\n
Part of this transformation is down to the fact that we have moved away from Electron to a direct Chromium foundation. It's a massively exciting move that allows Wavebox to grow and evolve.
Wavebox is available to download for macOS, Windows & Linux on our downloads page https://wavebox.io/download.
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Your client for Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & more!
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Wavebox is the clever new home for cloud apps on macOS, Linux & Windows bringing Gmail, Outlook, O365, Trello, Slack & over 1000 more apps into a configurable client.
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Gone are the days of opening countless browser tabs and logging in and out of your favourite cloud accounts. Now you can launch Wavebox with one click, and instantly access them all in one UI, and without slowing your machine.
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All your web apps in one place: Add your favourites from our Directory of 1000+ apps/websites/services and easily hop between them to create faster workflows, and enjoy a smarter way of working.
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Never miss a thing: Stay signed-in to all apps simultaneously and keep up-to-date with real-time notifications and unread badges. Wavebox brings calm to your daily cloud app chaos.
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Focus on what's important: Declutter your desktop by having everything in one place, and use 'mute' across all apps when you need time to concentrate.
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Better than a browser: Unlike browser tabs which work independently, Wavebox brings everything together as a single suite of web apps. It's faster, more secure and uses less processing power.
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Install Wavebox and use for free with 2 Gmail accounts. Then upgrade to Pro to add more apps, services and features. Join thousands of individuals and teams who now spend their days in Wavebox.
Wavebox Classic is built using Electron, React and Flux. It supports Gmail, Google, Outlook, Office 365, Slack, Trello & over a 1000 other apps.
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Building Wavebox Classic
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Prerequisites
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Before you get started you'll need the following
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Python 2.7
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Nodejs 10.11.0
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npm >= 6.4.1
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Wavebox API Key\n
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Download & install Wavebox for free
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Go to Settings and then the Wavebox Pro Tab
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In the top right if you see login, login for free otherwise continue to the next step
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In the top right click your email address and choose Developers
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Under the API Key section you can get your API Key
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Additional Prerequisites (windows)
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windows-build-tools available through npm install -g windows-build-tools
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Build Configuration
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Once you've cloned the repository you will need to add your Wavebox API Key to the repository. This key will ensure that the client can talk to Google, Microsoft etc without needing to configure each one individually. Create a file in src/shared/credentials.js and in it place
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module.exports={API_KEY: 'your_api_key'}
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Dependencies & Running
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To install all Wavebox npm dependencies: npm install; npm run install:all
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To recompile native modules: npm run rebuild:electron
WebDesktop (wdOS) is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
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WebDesktop OS GUI is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
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Installing apps is as easy. All you need to do is unzip the app in this folder Documents/wdOS/App/
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With WebDesktop you can broadcast a website or files on your local network or over the internet with router configurations. (You may need to play with firewall settings)
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WebDesktop even comes with a very basic web browser.(not currently in mac addition)
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** Many more update and a marketplace for apps will becoming in the near future!
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To build an app:
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create a folder with your app title in this directory Documents/wdOS/App/
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add you code with entry point index.html
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add an icon with name ic.png
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add a file called wd.json with contents that look like this\n{"name": "Sample", "des": "This is a test project!"}
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wdOS
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WebDesktop (wdOS) is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
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WebDesktop OS GUI is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
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Installing apps is as easy. All you need to do is unzip the app in this folder Documents/wdOS/App/
\n
With WebDesktop you can broadcast a website or files on your local network or over the internet with router configurations. (You may need to play with firewall settings)
\n
WebDesktop even comes with a very basic web browser.(not currently in mac addition)
\n
** Many more update and a marketplace for apps will becoming in the near future!
\n
To build an app:
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create a folder with your app title in this directory Documents/wdOS/App/
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add you code with entry point index.html
\n
add an icon with name ic.png
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add a file called wd.json with contents that look like this\n{\"name\": \"Sample\", \"des\": \"This is a test project!\"}
WebDesktop (wdOS) is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
\n
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WebDesktop OS GUI is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
\n
Installing apps is as easy. All you need to do is unzip the app in this folder Documents/wdOS/App/
\n
With WebDesktop you can broadcast a website or files on your local network or over the internet with router configurations. (You may need to play with firewall settings)
\n
WebDesktop even comes with a very basic web browser.(not currently in mac addition)
\n
** Many more update and a marketplace for apps will becoming in the near future!
\n
To build an app:
\n
\n
create a folder with your app title in this directory Documents/wdOS/App/
\n
add you code with entry point index.html
\n
add an icon with name ic.png
\n
add a file called wd.json with contents that look like this\n{"name": "Sample", "des": "This is a test project!"}
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",
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wdOS
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WebDesktop (wdOS) is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
\n
\n
WebDesktop OS GUI is the easy way to make desktop apps with web languages and nothing else!
\n
Installing apps is as easy. All you need to do is unzip the app in this folder Documents/wdOS/App/
\n
With WebDesktop you can broadcast a website or files on your local network or over the internet with router configurations. (You may need to play with firewall settings)
\n
WebDesktop even comes with a very basic web browser.(not currently in mac addition)
\n
** Many more update and a marketplace for apps will becoming in the near future!
\n
To build an app:
\n
\n
create a folder with your app title in this directory Documents/wdOS/App/
\n
add you code with entry point index.html
\n
add an icon with name ic.png
\n
add a file called wd.json with contents that look like this\n{\"name\": \"Sample\", \"des\": \"This is a test project!\"}
This software is made for students of Jaypee Institute of Information Technology(JIIT). The software is made to ease the process of browsing https://webkiosk.jiit.ac.in. Webkiosk is a one-stop portal where every student gets his academic/personal records including but not limited to grades, attendance and marks.
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Important
\n
Please do not enter invalid credentials 3 times or more. This may lock down your account.
\n
Installing The App
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Setup(64).exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit PCs\nSetup(32).exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit PCs\nPortable(64).exe => Unzip and run the exe (64-bit).\nPortable(32).exe => Unzip and run the exe (32-bit).\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
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Installing on debian
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//Install the software\nsudo dpkg -i setup.deb\n//Fix dependencies if any\nsudo apt-get install -f
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Installing on fedora
\n
//Install the software\nsudo dnf install setup.rpm
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Running on Mac OS
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//Directly run the software\nDouble click Webkiosk-Wrapper.app inside the extracted directory
P.S. This app saves the credentials and all of the users data in System's %APPDATA% directory. NOTHING is collected by me.
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Webkiosk-Wrapper
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This software is made for students of Jaypee Institute of Information Technology(JIIT). The software is made to ease the process of browsing https://webkiosk.jiit.ac.in. Webkiosk is a one-stop portal where every student gets his academic/personal records including but not limited to grades, attendance and marks.
\n
Important
\n
Please do not enter invalid credentials 3 times or more. This may lock down your account.
\n
Installing The App
\n
Setup(64).exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit PCs\nSetup(32).exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit PCs\nPortable(64).exe => Unzip and run the exe (64-bit).\nPortable(32).exe => Unzip and run the exe (32-bit).\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
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Installing on debian
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//Install the software\nsudo dpkg -i setup.deb\n//Fix dependencies if any\nsudo apt-get install -f
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Installing on fedora
\n
//Install the software\nsudo dnf install setup.rpm
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Running on Mac OS
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//Directly run the software\nDouble click Webkiosk-Wrapper.app inside the extracted directory
This software is made for students of Jaypee Institute of Information Technology(JIIT). The software is made to ease the process of browsing https://webkiosk.jiit.ac.in. Webkiosk is a one-stop portal where every student gets his academic/personal records including but not limited to grades, attendance and marks.
\n
Important
\n
Please do not enter invalid credentials 3 times or more. This may lock down your account.
\n
Installing The App
\n
Setup(64).exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit PCs\nSetup(32).exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit PCs\nPortable(64).exe => Unzip and run the exe (64-bit).\nPortable(32).exe => Unzip and run the exe (32-bit).\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
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Installing on debian
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//Install the software\nsudo dpkg -i setup.deb\n//Fix dependencies if any\nsudo apt-get install -f
\n
Installing on fedora
\n
//Install the software\nsudo dnf install setup.rpm
\n
Running on Mac OS
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//Directly run the software\nDouble click Webkiosk-Wrapper.app inside the extracted directory
P.S. This app saves the credentials and all of the users data in System's %APPDATA% directory. NOTHING is collected by me.
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Webkiosk-Wrapper
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This software is made for students of Jaypee Institute of Information Technology(JIIT). The software is made to ease the process of browsing https://webkiosk.jiit.ac.in. Webkiosk is a one-stop portal where every student gets his academic/personal records including but not limited to grades, attendance and marks.
\n
Important
\n
Please do not enter invalid credentials 3 times or more. This may lock down your account.
\n
Installing The App
\n
Setup(64).exe => Full Windows install for 64-bit PCs\nSetup(32).exe => Full Windows install for 32-bit PCs\nPortable(64).exe => Unzip and run the exe (64-bit).\nPortable(32).exe => Unzip and run the exe (32-bit).\nSetup.deb => Installable on Debian distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)\nSetup.rpm => Installable on Red Hat distributions (Fedora, etc.)
\n
Installing on debian
\n
//Install the software\nsudo dpkg -i setup.deb\n//Fix dependencies if any\nsudo apt-get install -f
\n
Installing on fedora
\n
//Install the software\nsudo dnf install setup.rpm
\n
Running on Mac OS
\n
//Directly run the software\nDouble click Webkiosk-Wrapper.app inside the extracted directory
WebCatalog is paid software. You can install up to two apps for free or pay just $19.99 to install as many as you need.
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The license:
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Lets you add unlimited apps and workspaces.
\n
Has no time limit and never expires.
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Works with all versions (including major updates).
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Permits uses on all of the devices you own (regardless of platforms or operating systems).
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Source Code
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On the other hand, the source code is freely available for use, modification and distribution under the permissions, limitations and conditions listed in the Mozilla Public License 2.0.
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Development
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# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/atomery/webcatalog.git\ncd webcatalog\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\nyarn template:install\n\n# Run development mode of WebCatalog\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Run development mode of the template app\nyarn template:electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn template:prepare\nyarn dist\n
WebCatalog is paid software. You can install up to two apps for free or pay just $19.99 to install as many as you need.
\n
The license:
\n
\n
Lets you add unlimited apps and workspaces.
\n
Has no time limit and never expires.
\n
Works with all versions (including major updates).
\n
Permits uses on all of the devices you own (regardless of platforms or operating systems).
\n
\n
Source Code
\n
On the other hand, the source code is freely available for use, modification and distribution under the permissions, limitations and conditions listed in the Mozilla Public License 2.0.
\n\n
Development
\n
# First, clone the project:\ngit clone https://github.com/atomery/webcatalog.git\ncd webcatalog\n\n# install the dependencies\nyarn\nyarn template:install\n\n# Run development mode of WebCatalog\nyarn electron-dev\n\n# Run development mode of the template app\nyarn template:electron-dev\n\n# Build for production\nyarn template:prepare\nyarn dist\n
Try the (unstable) development version by cloning the Git repository. See the\n"How to Contribute" instructions.
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Screenshots
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How to Contribute
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Get the code
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$ git clone https://github.com/webtorrent/webtorrent-desktop.git\n$ cd webtorrent-desktop\n$ npm install\n
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Run the app
\n
$ npm start\n
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Watch the code
\n
Restart the app automatically every time code changes. Useful during development.
\n
$ npm run watch\n
\n
Run linters
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Run integration tests
\n
$ npm run test-integration\n
\n
The integration tests use Spectron and Tape. They click through the app, taking screenshots and\ncomparing each one to a reference. Why screenshots?
\n
\n
Ad-hoc checking makes the tests a lot more work to write
\n
Even diffing the whole HTML is not as thorough as screenshot diffing. For example, it wouldn't\ncatch an bug where hitting ESC from a video doesn't correctly restore window size.
\n
Chrome's own integration tests use screenshot diffing iirc
\n
Small UI changes will break a few tests, but the fix is as easy as deleting the offending\nscreenshots and running the tests, which will recreate them with the new look.
For MacOS, you'll need a Retina screen for the integration tests to pass. Your screen should have\nthe same resolution as a 2018 MacBook Pro 13".
\n
For Windows, you'll need Windows 10 with a 1366x768 screen.
\n
When running integration tests, keep the mouse on the edge of the screen and don't touch the mouse\nor keyboard while the tests are running.
\n
Package the app
\n
Builds app binaries for Mac, Linux, and Windows.
\n
$ npm run package\n
\n
To build for one platform:
\n
$ npm run package -- [platform] [options]\n
\n
Where [platform] is darwin, linux, win32, or all (default).
\n
The following optional arguments are available:
\n
\n
--sign - Sign the application (Mac, Windows)
\n
--package=[type] - Package single output type.\n
\n
deb - Debian package
\n
rpm - RedHat package
\n
zip - Linux zip file
\n
dmg - Mac disk image
\n
exe - Windows installer
\n
portable - Windows portable app
\n
all - All platforms (default)
\n
\n
\n
\n
Note: Even with the --package option, the auto-update files (.nupkg for Windows,\n-darwin.zip for Mac) will always be produced.
\n
Windows build notes
\n
The Windows app can be packaged from any platform.
\n
Note: Windows code signing only works from Windows, for now.
\n
Note: To package the Windows app from non-Windows platforms,\nWine and Mono need\nto be installed. For example on Mac, first install\nXQuartz, then run:
WebTorrent Desktop collects some basic usage stats to help us make the app better.\nFor example, we track how well the play button works. How often does it succeed?\nTime out? Show a missing codec error?
\n
The app never sends any personally identifying information, nor does it track which\ntorrents you add.
Try the (unstable) development version by cloning the Git repository. See the\n\"How to Contribute\" instructions.
\n
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n \n \n
\n
How to Contribute
\n
Get the code
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/webtorrent/webtorrent-desktop.git\n$ cd webtorrent-desktop\n$ npm install\n
\n
Run the app
\n
$ npm start\n
\n
Watch the code
\n
Restart the app automatically every time code changes. Useful during development.
\n
$ npm run watch\n
\n
Run linters
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Run integration tests
\n
$ npm run test-integration\n
\n
The integration tests use Spectron and Tape. They click through the app, taking screenshots and\ncomparing each one to a reference. Why screenshots?
\n
\n
Ad-hoc checking makes the tests a lot more work to write
\n
Even diffing the whole HTML is not as thorough as screenshot diffing. For example, it wouldn't\ncatch an bug where hitting ESC from a video doesn't correctly restore window size.
\n
Chrome's own integration tests use screenshot diffing iirc
\n
Small UI changes will break a few tests, but the fix is as easy as deleting the offending\nscreenshots and running the tests, which will recreate them with the new look.
For MacOS, you'll need a Retina screen for the integration tests to pass. Your screen should have\nthe same resolution as a 2018 MacBook Pro 13\".
\n
For Windows, you'll need Windows 10 with a 1366x768 screen.
\n
When running integration tests, keep the mouse on the edge of the screen and don't touch the mouse\nor keyboard while the tests are running.
\n
Package the app
\n
Builds app binaries for Mac, Linux, and Windows.
\n
$ npm run package\n
\n
To build for one platform:
\n
$ npm run package -- [platform] [options]\n
\n
Where [platform] is darwin, linux, win32, or all (default).
\n
The following optional arguments are available:
\n
\n
--sign - Sign the application (Mac, Windows)
\n
--package=[type] - Package single output type.\n
\n
deb - Debian package
\n
rpm - RedHat package
\n
zip - Linux zip file
\n
dmg - Mac disk image
\n
exe - Windows installer
\n
portable - Windows portable app
\n
all - All platforms (default)
\n
\n
\n
\n
Note: Even with the --package option, the auto-update files (.nupkg for Windows,\n-darwin.zip for Mac) will always be produced.
\n
Windows build notes
\n
The Windows app can be packaged from any platform.
\n
Note: Windows code signing only works from Windows, for now.
\n
Note: To package the Windows app from non-Windows platforms,\nWine and Mono need\nto be installed. For example on Mac, first install\nXQuartz, then run:
WebTorrent Desktop collects some basic usage stats to help us make the app better.\nFor example, we track how well the play button works. How often does it succeed?\nTime out? Show a missing codec error?
\n
The app never sends any personally identifying information, nor does it track which\ntorrents you add.
Try the (unstable) development version by cloning the Git repository. See the\n"How to Contribute" instructions.
\n
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n \n \n
\n
How to Contribute
\n
Get the code
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/webtorrent/webtorrent-desktop.git\n$ cd webtorrent-desktop\n$ npm install\n
\n
Run the app
\n
$ npm start\n
\n
Watch the code
\n
Restart the app automatically every time code changes. Useful during development.
\n
$ npm run watch\n
\n
Run linters
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Run integration tests
\n
$ npm run test-integration\n
\n
The integration tests use Spectron and Tape. They click through the app, taking screenshots and\ncomparing each one to a reference. Why screenshots?
\n
\n
Ad-hoc checking makes the tests a lot more work to write
\n
Even diffing the whole HTML is not as thorough as screenshot diffing. For example, it wouldn't\ncatch an bug where hitting ESC from a video doesn't correctly restore window size.
\n
Chrome's own integration tests use screenshot diffing iirc
\n
Small UI changes will break a few tests, but the fix is as easy as deleting the offending\nscreenshots and running the tests, which will recreate them with the new look.
For MacOS, you'll need a Retina screen for the integration tests to pass. Your screen should have\nthe same resolution as a 2018 MacBook Pro 13".
\n
For Windows, you'll need Windows 10 with a 1366x768 screen.
\n
When running integration tests, keep the mouse on the edge of the screen and don't touch the mouse\nor keyboard while the tests are running.
\n
Package the app
\n
Builds app binaries for Mac, Linux, and Windows.
\n
$ npm run package\n
\n
To build for one platform:
\n
$ npm run package -- [platform] [options]\n
\n
Where [platform] is darwin, linux, win32, or all (default).
\n
The following optional arguments are available:
\n
\n
--sign - Sign the application (Mac, Windows)
\n
--package=[type] - Package single output type.\n
\n
deb - Debian package
\n
rpm - RedHat package
\n
zip - Linux zip file
\n
dmg - Mac disk image
\n
exe - Windows installer
\n
portable - Windows portable app
\n
all - All platforms (default)
\n
\n
\n
\n
Note: Even with the --package option, the auto-update files (.nupkg for Windows,\n-darwin.zip for Mac) will always be produced.
\n
Windows build notes
\n
The Windows app can be packaged from any platform.
\n
Note: Windows code signing only works from Windows, for now.
\n
Note: To package the Windows app from non-Windows platforms,\nWine and Mono need\nto be installed. For example on Mac, first install\nXQuartz, then run:
WebTorrent Desktop collects some basic usage stats to help us make the app better.\nFor example, we track how well the play button works. How often does it succeed?\nTime out? Show a missing codec error?
\n
The app never sends any personally identifying information, nor does it track which\ntorrents you add.
Try the (unstable) development version by cloning the Git repository. See the\n\"How to Contribute\" instructions.
\n
\n
\n
Screenshots
\n
\n \n \n
\n
How to Contribute
\n
Get the code
\n
$ git clone https://github.com/webtorrent/webtorrent-desktop.git\n$ cd webtorrent-desktop\n$ npm install\n
\n
Run the app
\n
$ npm start\n
\n
Watch the code
\n
Restart the app automatically every time code changes. Useful during development.
\n
$ npm run watch\n
\n
Run linters
\n
$ npm test\n
\n
Run integration tests
\n
$ npm run test-integration\n
\n
The integration tests use Spectron and Tape. They click through the app, taking screenshots and\ncomparing each one to a reference. Why screenshots?
\n
\n
Ad-hoc checking makes the tests a lot more work to write
\n
Even diffing the whole HTML is not as thorough as screenshot diffing. For example, it wouldn't\ncatch an bug where hitting ESC from a video doesn't correctly restore window size.
\n
Chrome's own integration tests use screenshot diffing iirc
\n
Small UI changes will break a few tests, but the fix is as easy as deleting the offending\nscreenshots and running the tests, which will recreate them with the new look.
For MacOS, you'll need a Retina screen for the integration tests to pass. Your screen should have\nthe same resolution as a 2018 MacBook Pro 13\".
\n
For Windows, you'll need Windows 10 with a 1366x768 screen.
\n
When running integration tests, keep the mouse on the edge of the screen and don't touch the mouse\nor keyboard while the tests are running.
\n
Package the app
\n
Builds app binaries for Mac, Linux, and Windows.
\n
$ npm run package\n
\n
To build for one platform:
\n
$ npm run package -- [platform] [options]\n
\n
Where [platform] is darwin, linux, win32, or all (default).
\n
The following optional arguments are available:
\n
\n
--sign - Sign the application (Mac, Windows)
\n
--package=[type] - Package single output type.\n
\n
deb - Debian package
\n
rpm - RedHat package
\n
zip - Linux zip file
\n
dmg - Mac disk image
\n
exe - Windows installer
\n
portable - Windows portable app
\n
all - All platforms (default)
\n
\n
\n
\n
Note: Even with the --package option, the auto-update files (.nupkg for Windows,\n-darwin.zip for Mac) will always be produced.
\n
Windows build notes
\n
The Windows app can be packaged from any platform.
\n
Note: Windows code signing only works from Windows, for now.
\n
Note: To package the Windows app from non-Windows platforms,\nWine and Mono need\nto be installed. For example on Mac, first install\nXQuartz, then run:
WebTorrent Desktop collects some basic usage stats to help us make the app better.\nFor example, we track how well the play button works. How often does it succeed?\nTime out? Show a missing codec error?
\n
The app never sends any personally identifying information, nor does it track which\ntorrents you add.
Wexond is an extensible and privacy-focused web browser with a totally different user experience, built on top of Electron and React. It aims to be fast, private, beautiful, extensible and functional.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Wexond Shield - Browse the web without any ads and don't let websites to track you. Thanks to the Wexond Shield, websites can load even 2 times faster!
\n
Built-in dark mode - Wexond has a built-in dark theme, but it also changes white websites to dark with just a one click in Overlay. No eyestrain at night anymore!
\n
Beautiful and minimalistic UI - The address bar is hidden to take less space, but it doesn't impact on usability in any way. It's even better! Give it a shot
\n
Tab groups - Easily group tabs to groups and access them really fast.
\n
Partial support for Chrome extensions - Install some extensions from Chrome Web Store* (see #110)
\n
Packages - Extend Wexond for your needs, by installing or developing your own packages* (#147) (WIP)
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Wexond, feel free to open an issue. We're open to any suggestions. Bug reports would be really helpful for us and appreciated very much. Wexond is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to us and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Wexond, please ensure you have latestNode.js installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running this command as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it.
\n
$ npm install
\n
The given command below will run Wexond in the development mode.
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Documentation
\n
Guides and the API reference are located in docs directory.
\n
Sponsors
\n
\n
Backers
\n
\n
License
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
\n
Wexond
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Wexond is an extensible and privacy-focused web browser with a totally different user experience, built on top of Electron and React. It aims to be fast, private, beautiful, extensible and functional.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Wexond Shield - Browse the web without any ads and don't let websites to track you. Thanks to the Wexond Shield, websites can load even 2 times faster!
\n
Built-in dark mode - Wexond has a built-in dark theme, but it also changes white websites to dark with just a one click in Overlay. No eyestrain at night anymore!
\n
Beautiful and minimalistic UI - The address bar is hidden to take less space, but it doesn't impact on usability in any way. It's even better! Give it a shot
\n
Tab groups - Easily group tabs to groups and access them really fast.
\n
Partial support for Chrome extensions - Install some extensions from Chrome Web Store* (see #110)
\n
Packages - Extend Wexond for your needs, by installing or developing your own packages* (#147) (WIP)
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Wexond, feel free to open an issue. We're open to any suggestions. Bug reports would be really helpful for us and appreciated very much. Wexond is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to us and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Wexond, please ensure you have latestNode.js installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running this command as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it.
\n
$ npm install
\n
The given command below will run Wexond in the development mode.
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Documentation
\n
Guides and the API reference are located in docs directory.
Wexond is an extensible and privacy-focused web browser with a totally different user experience, built on top of Electron and React. It aims to be fast, private, beautiful, extensible and functional.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Wexond Shield - Browse the web without any ads and don't let websites to track you. Thanks to the Wexond Shield powered by Cliqz, websites can load even 8 times faster!
\n
Chromium without Google services and low resources usage - Since Wexond uses Electron under the hood which is based on only several and the most important Chromium components, it's not bloated with redundant Google tracking services and others.
\n
Beautiful and modern UI
\n
Fast and fluent UI - The animations are really smooth and their timings are perfectly balanced.
\n
Highly customizable new tab page - Customize almost an every aspect of the new tab page!
\n
Customizable browser UI - Choose whether Wexond should have compact or normal UI.
\n
Tab groups - Easily group tabs, so it's hard to get lost.
\n
Scrollable tabs
\n
Partial support for Chrome extensions - Install some extensions directly from Chrome Web Store* (see #110) (WIP)
\n
Packages - Extend Wexond for your needs, by installing or developing your own packages and themes* (#147) (WIP)
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Wexond, feel free to open an issue. We're open to any suggestions. Bug reports would be really helpful for us and appreciated very much. Wexond is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to us and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Wexond, please ensure you have latestNode.js and Yarn installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running this command as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it.
\n
$ yarn
\n
After a successful installation, the native modules need to be rebuilt using Electron headers. To do this, run:
\n
$ npm run rebuild
\n
The given command below will run Wexond in the development mode.
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Documentation
\n
Guides and the API reference are located in docs directory.
\n
Sponsors
\n
\n
Backers
\n
\n
License
\n
\n
FAQ
\n
Why Electron?
\n
Wexond has been hated by many people for using Electron by saying things like it's a web browser inside a web browser.\nIt's somewhat true, but technically it doesn't matter (also please keep in mind that browsers like Firefox also have the UI built with web technologies). It doesn't make the browser any slower or heavier, it's rather the opposite based on Wexond resources usage compared to Chrome. Choosing Electron was the best option to build the browser. We can build the UI however we want and make the customization even better. We don't have enough resources to build Chromium for weeks and edit almost 25 million lines of code and search for weeks for example the code responsible for changing button icons. Instead we chose Electron which uses only several Chromium components required to properly display the external content without any of the Google services, which makes the browser much lighter. Despite using only some part of Chromium, it doesn't really affect on the browser functionalities. We can implement all of the Chromium features except the Google services.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n \n
\n
\n
Wexond
\n
\n\n\n\n
\n
Wexond is an extensible and privacy-focused web browser with a totally different user experience, built on top of Electron and React. It aims to be fast, private, beautiful, extensible and functional.
\n
\n
Features
\n
\n
Wexond Shield - Browse the web without any ads and don't let websites to track you. Thanks to the Wexond Shield powered by Cliqz, websites can load even 8 times faster!
\n
Chromium without Google services and low resources usage - Since Wexond uses Electron under the hood which is based on only several and the most important Chromium components, it's not bloated with redundant Google tracking services and others.
\n
Beautiful and modern UI
\n
Fast and fluent UI - The animations are really smooth and their timings are perfectly balanced.
\n
Highly customizable new tab page - Customize almost an every aspect of the new tab page!
\n
Customizable browser UI - Choose whether Wexond should have compact or normal UI.
\n
Tab groups - Easily group tabs, so it's hard to get lost.
\n
Scrollable tabs
\n
Partial support for Chrome extensions - Install some extensions directly from Chrome Web Store* (see #110) (WIP)
\n
Packages - Extend Wexond for your needs, by installing or developing your own packages and themes* (#147) (WIP)
If you have found any bugs or just want to see some new features in Wexond, feel free to open an issue. We're open to any suggestions. Bug reports would be really helpful for us and appreciated very much. Wexond is in heavy development and some bugs may occur. Also, please don't hesitate to open a pull request. This is really important to us and for the further development of this project.
\n
Running
\n
Before running Wexond, please ensure you have latestNode.js and Yarn installed on your machine.
\n
When running on Windows, make sure you have build tools installed. You can install them by running this command as administrator:
\n
$ npm i -g windows-build-tools
\n
Firstly, run this command to install all needed dependencies. If you have encountered any problems, please report it.
\n
$ yarn
\n
After a successful installation, the native modules need to be rebuilt using Electron headers. To do this, run:
\n
$ npm run rebuild
\n
The given command below will run Wexond in the development mode.
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Documentation
\n
Guides and the API reference are located in docs directory.
\n
Sponsors
\n
\n
Backers
\n
\n
License
\n
\n
FAQ
\n
Why Electron?
\n
Wexond has been hated by many people for using Electron by saying things like it's a web browser inside a web browser.\nIt's somewhat true, but technically it doesn't matter (also please keep in mind that browsers like Firefox also have the UI built with web technologies). It doesn't make the browser any slower or heavier, it's rather the opposite based on Wexond resources usage compared to Chrome. Choosing Electron was the best option to build the browser. We can build the UI however we want and make the customization even better. We don't have enough resources to build Chromium for weeks and edit almost 25 million lines of code and search for weeks for example the code responsible for changing button icons. Instead we chose Electron which uses only several Chromium components required to properly display the external content without any of the Google services, which makes the browser much lighter. Despite using only some part of Chromium, it doesn't really affect on the browser functionalities. We can implement all of the Chromium features except the Google services.
\n Whereas Evernote Corporation still doesn't support Linux platform, there's a need to piece it out. Using a web version can not always be comfortable, therefore there's nothing that can be more useful than a desktop client. \n \n Whatever is built with Electron. It provides wide enough integration with desktop, such as dock and tray icons and background working mode. Withal, it affords all functionality that is represented in the web version.
\n Whereas Evernote Corporation still doesn't support Linux platform, there's a need to piece it out. Using a web version can not always be comfortable, therefore there's nothing that can be more useful than a desktop client. \n \n Whatever is built with Electron. It provides wide enough integration with desktop, such as dock and tray icons and background working mode. Withal, it affords all functionality that is represented in the web version.
Widgetoko enables users to connect to Twitter and watch tweets arrive in real-time that match a specified search term.
\n
\n
There are several options for installing Widgetoko. Packaged installers are available as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), or you can build the project from the original source code.
Using the Command (Win) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn command:
\n\n
yarn install\n
\n
If this is your first time running yarn install on the /dist/ folder, Yarn may take a few minutes to download the required packages. Just let the process run.
\n
Once yarn install is complete, run the following yarn start command and an instance of the Widgetoko app should start automatically.
\n
yarn start\n
\n
Compile C# source
\n
The above steps will run the previously released JavaScript files in the /dist folder, but it's also very easy to fully recompile the original C# source code in Visual Studio to refresh the JavaScript output files.
\n\n
Double click the /src/Widgetoko.sln file to open in Visual Studio
\n
Select Build > Rebuild Solution from the main Visual Studio menu
\n
Run the command yarn install (if you have not done so earlier)
\n\n
You can then start an instance of the Widgetoko app by running the command yarn start.
\n
It is also possible to start Widgetoko directly from Visual Studio by clicking the Start button or hitting F5 or Ctrl + F5, BUT FIRST... there are two Project Properties that need to be set (see image below).
\n\n
Right-click on the Widgetoko Project in the Solution, and select Properties
\n
Under the Debug tab, select Start external program and paste the value ..\\dist\\node_modules\\electron\\dist\\electron.exe
\n
In the Command line arguments field, paste the value ../../../dist
\n\n
Now the Start button will work as expected and the Widgetoko app will launch.
\n
\n
Configure Twitter Tokens
\n
A connection to the Twitter Stream is required, so we must register the Widgetoko app with Twitter and generate Access Tokens. This is a required step to tap into the Tweet stream.
Fill in the fields (App name, Description, WebSite). You should use your own unique Application name, and any values you want for the other fields.
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n
Press Create your Twitter application button.
\n
\n
\n
The application has been created. Now go to Keys and Access Tokens tab.
\n
\n
\n
Press Create My access token button to generate keys.
\n
\n
\n
That's it, all tokens are generated:
\n
\n\n
\n\n
The last step. You should copy-paste those tokens into Widgetoko app. Run Widgetoko, press F2 (or File > Options) to open Options form, paste your tokens as shown below. Click Save.
\n\n
\n
Security Notice:
\n
Your tokens will be saved in %appdata%/widgetoko/UserSettings.json in an obfuscated format. You have several options to remove tokens afterwards:
\n
\n
Just delete that file.
\n
Replace the Options form with empty values, then click Save to overwrite your old token values.
\n
Invalidate the tokens from the Twitter app configuration, or just delete the app from Twitter.
\n
\n
Build Installers
\n
Creating an actual installer for the Widgetoko app is very simple. To create the installer, use the following steps:
\n\n
Clone this repo (if you have not done so already)
\n
With a Command Window (Windows) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn commands:
\n\n
yarn install\nyarn build\n
\n
Installers can be created for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The installer creation process should take no more than a few minutes, but needs to be run on each platform you support. If you want an .exe for Windows, run the command on a Windows machine. Need a Mac installer? run the command on a Mac.
\n
The installer files, such as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), will be added to the /dist/installers/ folder and those files can be deployed to your users.
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
A Node.js and Electron demonstration app written in C# then compiled to JavaScript using Bridge and Retyped.
Widgetoko enables users to connect to Twitter and watch tweets arrive in real-time that match a specified search term.
\n
\n
There are several options for installing Widgetoko. Packaged installers are available as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), or you can build the project from the original source code.
Using the Command (Win) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn command:
\n\n
yarn install\n
\n
If this is your first time running yarn install on the /dist/ folder, Yarn may take a few minutes to download the required packages. Just let the process run.
\n
Once yarn install is complete, run the following yarn start command and an instance of the Widgetoko app should start automatically.
\n
yarn start\n
\n
Compile C# source
\n
The above steps will run the previously released JavaScript files in the /dist folder, but it's also very easy to fully recompile the original C# source code in Visual Studio to refresh the JavaScript output files.
\n\n
Double click the /src/Widgetoko.sln file to open in Visual Studio
\n
Select Build > Rebuild Solution from the main Visual Studio menu
\n
Run the command yarn install (if you have not done so earlier)
\n\n
You can then start an instance of the Widgetoko app by running the command yarn start.
\n
It is also possible to start Widgetoko directly from Visual Studio by clicking the Start button or hitting F5 or Ctrl + F5, BUT FIRST... there are two Project Properties that need to be set (see image below).
\n\n
Right-click on the Widgetoko Project in the Solution, and select Properties
\n
Under the Debug tab, select Start external program and paste the value ..\\dist\\node_modules\\electron\\dist\\electron.exe
\n
In the Command line arguments field, paste the value ../../../dist
\n\n
Now the Start button will work as expected and the Widgetoko app will launch.
\n
\n
Configure Twitter Tokens
\n
A connection to the Twitter Stream is required, so we must register the Widgetoko app with Twitter and generate Access Tokens. This is a required step to tap into the Tweet stream.
Fill in the fields (App name, Description, WebSite). You should use your own unique Application name, and any values you want for the other fields.
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n
Press Create your Twitter application button.
\n
\n
\n
The application has been created. Now go to Keys and Access Tokens tab.
\n
\n
\n
Press Create My access token button to generate keys.
\n
\n
\n
That's it, all tokens are generated:
\n
\n\n
\n\n
The last step. You should copy-paste those tokens into Widgetoko app. Run Widgetoko, press F2 (or File > Options) to open Options form, paste your tokens as shown below. Click Save.
\n\n
\n
Security Notice:
\n
Your tokens will be saved in %appdata%/widgetoko/UserSettings.json in an obfuscated format. You have several options to remove tokens afterwards:
\n
\n
Just delete that file.
\n
Replace the Options form with empty values, then click Save to overwrite your old token values.
\n
Invalidate the tokens from the Twitter app configuration, or just delete the app from Twitter.
\n
\n
Build Installers
\n
Creating an actual installer for the Widgetoko app is very simple. To create the installer, use the following steps:
\n\n
Clone this repo (if you have not done so already)
\n
With a Command Window (Windows) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn commands:
\n\n
yarn install\nyarn build\n
\n
Installers can be created for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The installer creation process should take no more than a few minutes, but needs to be run on each platform you support. If you want an .exe for Windows, run the command on a Windows machine. Need a Mac installer? run the command on a Mac.
\n
The installer files, such as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), will be added to the /dist/installers/ folder and those files can be deployed to your users.
Widgetoko enables users to connect to Twitter and watch tweets arrive in real-time that match a specified search term.
\n
\n
There are several options for installing Widgetoko. Packaged installers are available as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), or you can build the project from the original source code.
Using the Command (Win) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn command:
\n\n
yarn install\n
\n
If this is your first time running yarn install on the /dist/ folder, Yarn may take a few minutes to download the required packages. Just let the process run.
\n
Once yarn install is complete, run the following yarn start command and an instance of the Widgetoko app should start automatically.
\n
yarn start\n
\n
Compile C# source
\n
The above steps will run the previously released JavaScript files in the /dist folder, but it's also very easy to fully recompile the original C# source code in Visual Studio to refresh the JavaScript output files.
\n\n
Double click the /src/Widgetoko.sln file to open in Visual Studio
\n
Select Build > Rebuild Solution from the main Visual Studio menu
\n
Run the command yarn install (if you have not done so earlier)
\n\n
You can then start an instance of the Widgetoko app by running the command yarn start.
\n
It is also possible to start Widgetoko directly from Visual Studio by clicking the Start button or hitting F5 or Ctrl + F5, BUT FIRST... there are two Project Properties that need to be set (see image below).
\n\n
Right-click on the Widgetoko Project in the Solution, and select Properties
\n
Under the Debug tab, select Start external program and paste the value ..\\dist\\node_modules\\electron\\dist\\electron.exe
\n
In the Command line arguments field, paste the value ../../../dist
\n\n
Now the Start button will work as expected and the Widgetoko app will launch.
\n
\n
Configure Twitter Tokens
\n
A connection to the Twitter Stream is required, so we must register the Widgetoko app with Twitter and generate Access Tokens. This is a required step to tap into the Tweet stream.
Fill in the fields (App name, Description, WebSite). You should use your own unique Application name, and any values you want for the other fields.
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n
Press Create your Twitter application button.
\n
\n
\n
The application has been created. Now go to Keys and Access Tokens tab.
\n
\n
\n
Press Create My access token button to generate keys.
\n
\n
\n
That's it, all tokens are generated:
\n
\n\n
\n\n
The last step. You should copy-paste those tokens into Widgetoko app. Run Widgetoko, press F2 (or File > Options) to open Options form, paste your tokens as shown below. Click Save.
\n\n
\n
Security Notice:
\n
Your tokens will be saved in %appdata%/widgetoko/UserSettings.json in an obfuscated format. You have several options to remove tokens afterwards:
\n
\n
Just delete that file.
\n
Replace the Options form with empty values, then click Save to overwrite your old token values.
\n
Invalidate the tokens from the Twitter app configuration, or just delete the app from Twitter.
\n
\n
Build Installers
\n
Creating an actual installer for the Widgetoko app is very simple. To create the installer, use the following steps:
\n\n
Clone this repo (if you have not done so already)
\n
With a Command Window (Windows) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn commands:
\n\n
yarn install\nyarn build\n
\n
Installers can be created for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The installer creation process should take no more than a few minutes, but needs to be run on each platform you support. If you want an .exe for Windows, run the command on a Windows machine. Need a Mac installer? run the command on a Mac.
\n
The installer files, such as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), will be added to the /dist/installers/ folder and those files can be deployed to your users.
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
A Node.js and Electron demonstration app written in C# then compiled to JavaScript using Bridge and Retyped.
Widgetoko enables users to connect to Twitter and watch tweets arrive in real-time that match a specified search term.
\n
\n
There are several options for installing Widgetoko. Packaged installers are available as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), or you can build the project from the original source code.
Using the Command (Win) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn command:
\n\n
yarn install\n
\n
If this is your first time running yarn install on the /dist/ folder, Yarn may take a few minutes to download the required packages. Just let the process run.
\n
Once yarn install is complete, run the following yarn start command and an instance of the Widgetoko app should start automatically.
\n
yarn start\n
\n
Compile C# source
\n
The above steps will run the previously released JavaScript files in the /dist folder, but it's also very easy to fully recompile the original C# source code in Visual Studio to refresh the JavaScript output files.
\n\n
Double click the /src/Widgetoko.sln file to open in Visual Studio
\n
Select Build > Rebuild Solution from the main Visual Studio menu
\n
Run the command yarn install (if you have not done so earlier)
\n\n
You can then start an instance of the Widgetoko app by running the command yarn start.
\n
It is also possible to start Widgetoko directly from Visual Studio by clicking the Start button or hitting F5 or Ctrl + F5, BUT FIRST... there are two Project Properties that need to be set (see image below).
\n\n
Right-click on the Widgetoko Project in the Solution, and select Properties
\n
Under the Debug tab, select Start external program and paste the value ..\\dist\\node_modules\\electron\\dist\\electron.exe
\n
In the Command line arguments field, paste the value ../../../dist
\n\n
Now the Start button will work as expected and the Widgetoko app will launch.
\n
\n
Configure Twitter Tokens
\n
A connection to the Twitter Stream is required, so we must register the Widgetoko app with Twitter and generate Access Tokens. This is a required step to tap into the Tweet stream.
Fill in the fields (App name, Description, WebSite). You should use your own unique Application name, and any values you want for the other fields.
\n
\n\n
\n\n
\n
Press Create your Twitter application button.
\n
\n
\n
The application has been created. Now go to Keys and Access Tokens tab.
\n
\n
\n
Press Create My access token button to generate keys.
\n
\n
\n
That's it, all tokens are generated:
\n
\n\n
\n\n
The last step. You should copy-paste those tokens into Widgetoko app. Run Widgetoko, press F2 (or File > Options) to open Options form, paste your tokens as shown below. Click Save.
\n\n
\n
Security Notice:
\n
Your tokens will be saved in %appdata%/widgetoko/UserSettings.json in an obfuscated format. You have several options to remove tokens afterwards:
\n
\n
Just delete that file.
\n
Replace the Options form with empty values, then click Save to overwrite your old token values.
\n
Invalidate the tokens from the Twitter app configuration, or just delete the app from Twitter.
\n
\n
Build Installers
\n
Creating an actual installer for the Widgetoko app is very simple. To create the installer, use the following steps:
\n\n
Clone this repo (if you have not done so already)
\n
With a Command Window (Windows) or Terminal (Mac), browse to the /dist directory
\n
Run the following yarn commands:
\n\n
yarn install\nyarn build\n
\n
Installers can be created for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The installer creation process should take no more than a few minutes, but needs to be run on each platform you support. If you want an .exe for Windows, run the command on a Windows machine. Need a Mac installer? run the command on a Mac.
\n
The installer files, such as .exe (Win) and .dmg (Mac), will be added to the /dist/installers/ folder and those files can be deployed to your users.
\n Whereas Evernote Corporation still doesn't support Linux platform, there's a need to piece it out. Using a web version can not always be comfortable, therefore there's nothing that can be more useful than a desktop client. \n \n Whatever is built with Electron. It provides wide enough integration with desktop, such as dock and tray icons and background working mode. Withal, it affords all functionality that is represented in the web version.
\n Whereas Evernote Corporation still doesn't support Linux platform, there's a need to piece it out. Using a web version can not always be comfortable, therefore there's nothing that can be more useful than a desktop client. \n \n Whatever is built with Electron. It provides wide enough integration with desktop, such as dock and tray icons and background working mode. Withal, it affords all functionality that is represented in the web version.
To start your WizardMirror, run npm start from the WizardMirror directory. Your WizardMirror can run apps under it, for example, a time app or a weather app. App settings can be set in apps.json (which is duplicated from appsSample.json by the installation script).\n\nHere are some preinstalled applications:
Once you have finished installing WizardMirror and configured all the software, you can move on to the hardware: the actual mirror design.\nYou will need
\n
\n
LCD screen
\n
2-way mirror glass/film
\n
Wooden frame to frame the mirror.
\n
Cables to get your Raspberry Pi running and connect it to the Screen
\n
Other tools
\n
\n
What you will need to do:\nOpen up your LCD Monitor, attach the mirror film on top of it, frame it, attach the Raspberry pi and attach it to the wall. School's starting, so I can't do much right now, but as soon as winter break starts I'll try to make a build video.
To start your WizardMirror, run npm start from the WizardMirror directory. Your WizardMirror can run apps under it, for example, a time app or a weather app. App settings can be set in apps.json (which is duplicated from appsSample.json by the installation script).\n\nHere are some preinstalled applications:
Once you have finished installing WizardMirror and configured all the software, you can move on to the hardware: the actual mirror design.\nYou will need
\n
\n
LCD screen
\n
2-way mirror glass/film
\n
Wooden frame to frame the mirror.
\n
Cables to get your Raspberry Pi running and connect it to the Screen
\n
Other tools
\n
\n
What you will need to do:\nOpen up your LCD Monitor, attach the mirror film on top of it, frame it, attach the Raspberry pi and attach it to the wall. School's starting, so I can't do much right now, but as soon as winter break starts I'll try to make a build video.
Winds - A Beautiful Open Source RSS & Podcast App Powered by GetStream.io
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Winds is a beautiful open-source RSS and Podcast app created using React & Redux on the frontend and Express.js on the backend. Use the free hosted version or run it on your own server and customize it as you see fit. Contributions in form of pull requests are always appreciated. Activity Feeds & Discovery in Winds are powered by Stream, the app leverages Algolia for search, AWS for hosting, MongoDB Atlas for a hosted database (DBaaS), and SendGrid for email. All of these services have a free tier.
Stream is an API for building activity feeds. For Winds the follow suggestions and the list of articles from the feeds you follow is powered by Stream. Stream accounts are free for up to 3 million feed updates and handle personalization (machine learning) for up to 100 users.
\n
Algolia
\n
Algolia is used for lightning fast and relevant search. We use their JavaScript search client to easily setup the Winds search implementation. Algolia, accounts are free up to 10k records and 100k operations.
\n
MongoDB
\n
MongoDB Atlas provides a Database as a Service, and serves as the backend datastore for Winds.
\n
Tutorials & Blog Posts
\n
The following tutorials will not only help you start contributing to Winds, but also provide inspiration for your next app.
\n
Note: We're actively working on this portion of the README. To stay up to date with the latest information, please signup for the hosted version at https://getstream.io/winds.
Note: If you are running the test suite, you will need to have a test version of the .env file inside of the api/test directory.
\n
\n
Then run:
\n
\n
pm2 start process_dev.json
\n
cd app && yarn start
\n
\n
Clone the Repo
\n
git clone git@github.com:GetStream/Winds.git
\n
Install dependencies
\n
The following instructions are geared towards Mac users who can use brew (Homebrew) to install most dependencies. Ubuntu users can use apt, and Windows users will have to install directly from the dependency's site. Non-debian-based Linux users will probably be able to figure it out on their own :)
\n
\n
cd Winds/app
\n
yarn
\n
cd ../api
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Start MongoDB Locally
\n
Winds uses MongoDB as the main datastore - it contains all users, rss feeds, podcasts, episodes, articles, and shares.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install MongoDB through Homebrew by running:
You can also run MongoDB in the background by running:
\n
brew services start mongodb\n
\n
Start Redis Locally
\n
At Stream, we use Redis as an in-memory storage for the Winds podcast processing and RSS processing workers. It contains a list of podcasts and RSS feeds, which the workers pick up and process using the bull messaging system.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install Redis through Homebrew by running:
...which creates (by default) a dump.rdb file in your current directory and stores a cached version of the database in that location.
\n
You can also run Redis in the background by running:
\n
brew services start redis\n
\n
Loading Test Data
\n
For testing purposes, you will want to use the test data located here.
\n
Use mongoimport or mongorestore to import the data. There are two username and password combinations for testing:
\n
Username: admin@admin.com \nPassword: admin\n
\nUsername: test@test.com \nPassword: test
\n
You will need to run the FLUSHALL command in Redis to ensure that the new content is picked up.
\n
\n
Note: This will override any local data that you may have. Please be cautious! Also, this will not create Stream follows – please follow feeds manually to generate them.
\n
\n
Stream
\n
Sign up and Create a Stream App
\n
To contribute to Winds, sign up for Stream to utilize the activity and timeline feeds.
\n
(Reminder: Stream is free for applications with less than 3,000,000 updates per month.)
Pull requests for improved RSS compatibility are much appreciated.\nMost of the parsing codebase is located in api/src/parsers/.
\n
Support
\n
All support is handled via GitHub Issues. If you're unfamiliar with creating an Issue on GitHub, please follow these instructions.
\n
Maintenance and Contributions
\n
Thank you to all of the maintainers and contributors who've helped Winds become what it is today and help it stay up and running every day. We couldn't do it without you!
RSS is an amazing open standard. It is probably the most pleasant way to stay up to date with the sites and podcasts you care about. Our reasons for contributing to Winds are explained in the blogpost Winds 2.0 It's time to Revive RSS. In this section we will list other open source and commercial projects that are having an impact on Reviving RSS:
Winds - A Beautiful Open Source RSS & Podcast App Powered by GetStream.io
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Winds is a beautiful open-source RSS and Podcast app created using React & Redux on the frontend and Express.js on the backend. Use the free hosted version or run it on your own server and customize it as you see fit. Contributions in form of pull requests are always appreciated. Activity Feeds & Discovery in Winds are powered by Stream, the app leverages Algolia for search, AWS for hosting, MongoDB Atlas for a hosted database (DBaaS), and SendGrid for email. All of these services have a free tier.
Stream is an API for building activity feeds. For Winds the follow suggestions and the list of articles from the feeds you follow is powered by Stream. Stream accounts are free for up to 3 million feed updates and handle personalization (machine learning) for up to 100 users.
\n
Algolia
\n
Algolia is used for lightning fast and relevant search. We use their JavaScript search client to easily setup the Winds search implementation. Algolia, accounts are free up to 10k records and 100k operations.
\n
MongoDB
\n
MongoDB Atlas provides a Database as a Service, and serves as the backend datastore for Winds.
\n
Tutorials & Blog Posts
\n
The following tutorials will not only help you start contributing to Winds, but also provide inspiration for your next app.
\n
Note: We're actively working on this portion of the README. To stay up to date with the latest information, please signup for the hosted version at https://getstream.io/winds.
Note: If you are running the test suite, you will need to have a test version of the .env file inside of the api/test directory.
\n
\n
Then run:
\n
\n
pm2 start process_dev.json
\n
cd app && yarn start
\n
\n
Clone the Repo
\n
git clone git@github.com:GetStream/Winds.git
\n
Install dependencies
\n
The following instructions are geared towards Mac users who can use brew (Homebrew) to install most dependencies. Ubuntu users can use apt, and Windows users will have to install directly from the dependency's site. Non-debian-based Linux users will probably be able to figure it out on their own :)
\n
\n
cd Winds/app
\n
yarn
\n
cd ../api
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Start MongoDB Locally
\n
Winds uses MongoDB as the main datastore - it contains all users, rss feeds, podcasts, episodes, articles, and shares.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install MongoDB through Homebrew by running:
You can also run MongoDB in the background by running:
\n
brew services start mongodb\n
\n
Start Redis Locally
\n
At Stream, we use Redis as an in-memory storage for the Winds podcast processing and RSS processing workers. It contains a list of podcasts and RSS feeds, which the workers pick up and process using the bull messaging system.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install Redis through Homebrew by running:
...which creates (by default) a dump.rdb file in your current directory and stores a cached version of the database in that location.
\n
You can also run Redis in the background by running:
\n
brew services start redis\n
\n
Loading Test Data
\n
For testing purposes, you will want to use the test data located here.
\n
Use mongoimport or mongorestore to import the data. There are two username and password combinations for testing:
\n
Username: admin@admin.com \nPassword: admin\n
\nUsername: test@test.com \nPassword: test
\n
You will need to run the FLUSHALL command in Redis to ensure that the new content is picked up.
\n
\n
Note: This will override any local data that you may have. Please be cautious! Also, this will not create Stream follows – please follow feeds manually to generate them.
\n
\n
Stream
\n
Sign up and Create a Stream App
\n
To contribute to Winds, sign up for Stream to utilize the activity and timeline feeds.
\n
(Reminder: Stream is free for applications with less than 3,000,000 updates per month.)
Pull requests for improved RSS compatibility are much appreciated.\nMost of the parsing codebase is located in api/src/parsers/.
\n
Support
\n
All support is handled via GitHub Issues. If you're unfamiliar with creating an Issue on GitHub, please follow these instructions.
\n
Maintenance and Contributions
\n
Thank you to all of the maintainers and contributors who've helped Winds become what it is today and help it stay up and running every day. We couldn't do it without you!
RSS is an amazing open standard. It is probably the most pleasant way to stay up to date with the sites and podcasts you care about. Our reasons for contributing to Winds are explained in the blogpost Winds 2.0 It's time to Revive RSS. In this section we will list other open source and commercial projects that are having an impact on Reviving RSS:
Winds - A Beautiful Open Source RSS & Podcast App Powered by GetStream.io
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Winds is a beautiful open-source RSS and Podcast app created using React & Redux on the frontend and Express.js on the backend. Use the free hosted version or run it on your own server and customize it as you see fit. Contributions in form of pull requests are always appreciated. Activity Feeds & Discovery in Winds are powered by Stream, the app leverages Algolia for search, AWS for hosting, MongoDB Atlas for a hosted database (DBaaS), and SendGrid for email. All of these services have a free tier.
Stream is an API for building activity feeds. For Winds the follow suggestions and the list of articles from the feeds you follow is powered by Stream. Stream accounts are free for up to 3 million feed updates and handle personalization (machine learning) for up to 100 users.
\n
Algolia
\n
Algolia is used for lightning fast and relevant search. We use their JavaScript search client to easily setup the Winds search implementation. Algolia, accounts are free up to 10k records and 100k operations.
\n
MongoDB
\n
MongoDB Atlas provides a Database as a Service, and serves as the backend datastore for Winds.
\n
Tutorials & Blog Posts
\n
The following tutorials will not only help you start contributing to Winds, but also provide inspiration for your next app.
\n
Note: We're actively working on this portion of the README. To stay up to date with the latest information, please signup for the hosted version at https://getstream.io/winds.
Note: If you are running the test suite, you will need to have a test version of the .env file inside of the api/test directory.
\n
\n
Then run:
\n
\n
pm2 start process_dev.json
\n
cd app && yarn start
\n
\n
Clone the Repo
\n
git clone git@github.com:GetStream/Winds.git
\n
Install dependencies
\n
The following instructions are geared towards Mac users who can use brew (Homebrew) to install most dependencies. Ubuntu users can use apt, and Windows users will have to install directly from the dependency's site. Non-debian-based Linux users will probably be able to figure it out on their own :)
\n
\n
cd Winds/app
\n
yarn
\n
cd ../api
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Start MongoDB Locally
\n
Winds uses MongoDB as the main datastore - it contains all users, rss feeds, podcasts, episodes, articles, and shares.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install MongoDB through Homebrew by running:
You can also run MongoDB in the background by running:
\n
brew services start mongodb\n
\n
Start Redis Locally
\n
At Stream, we use Redis as an in-memory storage for the Winds podcast processing and RSS processing workers. It contains a list of podcasts and RSS feeds, which the workers pick up and process using the bull messaging system.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install Redis through Homebrew by running:
...which creates (by default) a dump.rdb file in your current directory and stores a cached version of the database in that location.
\n
You can also run Redis in the background by running:
\n
brew services start redis\n
\n
Loading Test Data
\n
For testing purposes, you will want to use the test data located here.
\n
Use mongoimport or mongorestore to import the data. There are two username and password combinations for testing:
\n
Username: admin@admin.com \nPassword: admin\n
\nUsername: test@test.com \nPassword: test
\n
You will need to run the FLUSHALL command in Redis to ensure that the new content is picked up.
\n
\n
Note: This will override any local data that you may have. Please be cautious! Also, this will not create Stream follows – please follow feeds manually to generate them.
\n
\n
Stream
\n
Sign up and Create a Stream App
\n
To contribute to Winds, sign up for Stream to utilize the activity and timeline feeds.
\n
(Reminder: Stream is free for applications with less than 3,000,000 updates per month.)
Pull requests for improved RSS compatibility are much appreciated.\nMost of the parsing codebase is located in api/src/parsers/.
\n
Support
\n
All support is handled via GitHub Issues. If you're unfamiliar with creating an Issue on GitHub, please follow these instructions.
\n
Maintenance and Contributions
\n
Thank you to all of the maintainers and contributors who've helped Winds become what it is today and help it stay up and running every day. We couldn't do it without you!
RSS is an amazing open standard. It is probably the most pleasant way to stay up to date with the sites and podcasts you care about. Our reasons for contributing to Winds are explained in the blogpost Winds 2.0 It's time to Revive RSS. In this section we will list other open source and commercial projects that are having an impact on Reviving RSS:
Winds - A Beautiful Open Source RSS & Podcast App Powered by GetStream.io
\n
\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n
Description
\n
Winds is a beautiful open-source RSS and Podcast app created using React & Redux on the frontend and Express.js on the backend. Use the free hosted version or run it on your own server and customize it as you see fit. Contributions in form of pull requests are always appreciated. Activity Feeds & Discovery in Winds are powered by Stream, the app leverages Algolia for search, AWS for hosting, MongoDB Atlas for a hosted database (DBaaS), and SendGrid for email. All of these services have a free tier.
Stream is an API for building activity feeds. For Winds the follow suggestions and the list of articles from the feeds you follow is powered by Stream. Stream accounts are free for up to 3 million feed updates and handle personalization (machine learning) for up to 100 users.
\n
Algolia
\n
Algolia is used for lightning fast and relevant search. We use their JavaScript search client to easily setup the Winds search implementation. Algolia, accounts are free up to 10k records and 100k operations.
\n
MongoDB
\n
MongoDB Atlas provides a Database as a Service, and serves as the backend datastore for Winds.
\n
Tutorials & Blog Posts
\n
The following tutorials will not only help you start contributing to Winds, but also provide inspiration for your next app.
\n
Note: We're actively working on this portion of the README. To stay up to date with the latest information, please signup for the hosted version at https://getstream.io/winds.
Note: If you are running the test suite, you will need to have a test version of the .env file inside of the api/test directory.
\n
\n
Then run:
\n
\n
pm2 start process_dev.json
\n
cd app && yarn start
\n
\n
Clone the Repo
\n
git clone git@github.com:GetStream/Winds.git
\n
Install dependencies
\n
The following instructions are geared towards Mac users who can use brew (Homebrew) to install most dependencies. Ubuntu users can use apt, and Windows users will have to install directly from the dependency's site. Non-debian-based Linux users will probably be able to figure it out on their own :)
\n
\n
cd Winds/app
\n
yarn
\n
cd ../api
\n
yarn
\n
\n
Start MongoDB Locally
\n
Winds uses MongoDB as the main datastore - it contains all users, rss feeds, podcasts, episodes, articles, and shares.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install MongoDB through Homebrew by running:
You can also run MongoDB in the background by running:
\n
brew services start mongodb\n
\n
Start Redis Locally
\n
At Stream, we use Redis as an in-memory storage for the Winds podcast processing and RSS processing workers. It contains a list of podcasts and RSS feeds, which the workers pick up and process using the bull messaging system.
\n
If you're on a Mac, you can install Redis through Homebrew by running:
...which creates (by default) a dump.rdb file in your current directory and stores a cached version of the database in that location.
\n
You can also run Redis in the background by running:
\n
brew services start redis\n
\n
Loading Test Data
\n
For testing purposes, you will want to use the test data located here.
\n
Use mongoimport or mongorestore to import the data. There are two username and password combinations for testing:
\n
Username: admin@admin.com \nPassword: admin\n
\nUsername: test@test.com \nPassword: test
\n
You will need to run the FLUSHALL command in Redis to ensure that the new content is picked up.
\n
\n
Note: This will override any local data that you may have. Please be cautious! Also, this will not create Stream follows – please follow feeds manually to generate them.
\n
\n
Stream
\n
Sign up and Create a Stream App
\n
To contribute to Winds, sign up for Stream to utilize the activity and timeline feeds.
\n
(Reminder: Stream is free for applications with less than 3,000,000 updates per month.)
Pull requests for improved RSS compatibility are much appreciated.\nMost of the parsing codebase is located in api/src/parsers/.
\n
Support
\n
All support is handled via GitHub Issues. If you're unfamiliar with creating an Issue on GitHub, please follow these instructions.
\n
Maintenance and Contributions
\n
Thank you to all of the maintainers and contributors who've helped Winds become what it is today and help it stay up and running every day. We couldn't do it without you!
RSS is an amazing open standard. It is probably the most pleasant way to stay up to date with the sites and podcasts you care about. Our reasons for contributing to Winds are explained in the blogpost Winds 2.0 It's time to Revive RSS. In this section we will list other open source and commercial projects that are having an impact on Reviving RSS:
To start your WizardMirror, run npm start from the WizardMirror directory. Your WizardMirror can run apps under it, for example, a time app or a weather app. App settings can be set in apps.json (which is duplicated from appsSample.json by the installation script).\n\nHere are some preinstalled applications:
Once you have finished installing WizardMirror and configured all the software, you can move on to the hardware: the actual mirror design.\nYou will need
\n
\n
LCD screen
\n
2-way mirror glass/film
\n
Wooden frame to frame the mirror.
\n
Cables to get your Raspberry Pi running and connect it to the Screen
\n
Other tools
\n
\n
What you will need to do:\nOpen up your LCD Monitor, attach the mirror film on top of it, frame it, attach the Raspberry pi and attach it to the wall. School's starting, so I can't do much right now, but as soon as winter break starts I'll try to make a build video.
To start your WizardMirror, run npm start from the WizardMirror directory. Your WizardMirror can run apps under it, for example, a time app or a weather app. App settings can be set in apps.json (which is duplicated from appsSample.json by the installation script).\n\nHere are some preinstalled applications:
Once you have finished installing WizardMirror and configured all the software, you can move on to the hardware: the actual mirror design.\nYou will need
\n
\n
LCD screen
\n
2-way mirror glass/film
\n
Wooden frame to frame the mirror.
\n
Cables to get your Raspberry Pi running and connect it to the Screen
\n
Other tools
\n
\n
What you will need to do:\nOpen up your LCD Monitor, attach the mirror film on top of it, frame it, attach the Raspberry pi and attach it to the wall. School's starting, so I can't do much right now, but as soon as winter break starts I'll try to make a build video.
Start the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a webpack dev server that sends hot updates to the renderer process:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Alternatively, you can run the renderer and main processes separately. This way, you can restart one process without waiting for the other. Run these two commands simultaneously in different console tabs:
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev\n$ npm run start-main-dev
Start the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a webpack dev server that sends hot updates to the renderer process:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Alternatively, you can run the renderer and main processes separately. This way, you can restart one process without waiting for the other. Run these two commands simultaneously in different console tabs:
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev\n$ npm run start-main-dev
Start the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a webpack dev server that sends hot updates to the renderer process:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Alternatively, you can run the renderer and main processes separately. This way, you can restart one process without waiting for the other. Run these two commands simultaneously in different console tabs:
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev\n$ npm run start-main-dev
Start the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a webpack dev server that sends hot updates to the renderer process:
\n
$ npm run dev
\n
Alternatively, you can run the renderer and main processes separately. This way, you can restart one process without waiting for the other. Run these two commands simultaneously in different console tabs:
\n
$ npm run start-renderer-dev\n$ npm run start-main-dev
WoW Stat is a World of Warcraft server monitor utility. Set your server you wish to monitor, and your server goes down it will automatically notify you when it is back up, or even relaunch WoW for you if you wish.
\n
This is yet another rework, this time using the Electron framework.
\n\n
Install
\n
There are builds in the Release section for macOS and Windows.
WoW Stat is a World of Warcraft server monitor utility. Set your server you wish to monitor, and your server goes down it will automatically notify you when it is back up, or even relaunch WoW for you if you wish.
\n
This is yet another rework, this time using the Electron framework.
\n\n
Install
\n
There are builds in the Release section for macOS and Windows.
WoW Stat is a World of Warcraft server monitor utility. Set your server you wish to monitor, and your server goes down it will automatically notify you when it is back up, or even relaunch WoW for you if you wish.
\n
This is yet another rework, this time using the Electron framework.
\n\n
Install
\n
There are builds in the Release section for macOS and Windows.
WoW Stat is a World of Warcraft server monitor utility. Set your server you wish to monitor, and your server goes down it will automatically notify you when it is back up, or even relaunch WoW for you if you wish.
\n
This is yet another rework, this time using the Electron framework.
\n\n
Install
\n
There are builds in the Release section for macOS and Windows.
yarn global add electron || npm install electron -g\nyarn global add electron-packager || npm install electron-packager -g\nyarn global add electron-installer-dmg || npm install electron-installer-dmg -g
\n
* doesn't listed in package.json becouse I doesn't use js builder yet (which will exclude unused dependencies from application installation package)
\n
Run app in dev mode:
\n
yarn start || npm start
\n
Build App and Installation Package (dmg):
\n
yarn packdist || npm run pack && npm run dist
\n
Release files should be generated in dist directory.
\n
License
\n
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n
WriteBar
\n
\n Experimental distraction-free text editor, \n that displays focus text line right over the keyboard (on the Macbook Pro TouchBar).\n
yarn global add electron || npm install electron -g\nyarn global add electron-packager || npm install electron-packager -g\nyarn global add electron-installer-dmg || npm install electron-installer-dmg -g
\n
* doesn't listed in package.json becouse I doesn't use js builder yet (which will exclude unused dependencies from application installation package)
\n
Run app in dev mode:
\n
yarn start || npm start
\n
Build App and Installation Package (dmg):
\n
yarn packdist || npm run pack && npm run dist
\n
Release files should be generated in dist directory.
yarn global add electron || npm install electron -g\nyarn global add electron-packager || npm install electron-packager -g\nyarn global add electron-installer-dmg || npm install electron-installer-dmg -g
\n
* doesn't listed in package.json becouse I doesn't use js builder yet (which will exclude unused dependencies from application installation package)
\n
Run app in dev mode:
\n
yarn start || npm start
\n
Build App and Installation Package (dmg):
\n
yarn packdist || npm run pack && npm run dist
\n
Release files should be generated in dist directory.
\n
License
\n
\n
",
+ "readmeOriginal": "
\n
WriteBar
\n
\n Experimental distraction-free text editor, \n that displays focus text line right over the keyboard (on the Macbook Pro TouchBar).\n
yarn global add electron || npm install electron -g\nyarn global add electron-packager || npm install electron-packager -g\nyarn global add electron-installer-dmg || npm install electron-installer-dmg -g
\n
* doesn't listed in package.json becouse I doesn't use js builder yet (which will exclude unused dependencies from application installation package)
\n
Run app in dev mode:
\n
yarn start || npm start
\n
Build App and Installation Package (dmg):
\n
yarn packdist || npm run pack && npm run dist
\n
Release files should be generated in dist directory.
A simple desktop application to download Youtube videos to video (mp4, mpg, wmv) and audio (wav, flac, m4a, wma, mp3, ogg, acc) formats, one by one or all of them.
\n
\n
Find us on Slack
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
📢📢
\n\n
The app doesn't track you down in ANY way. Not Google Analytics, or any other service. We know nothing jon snow! So, if you have an idea about how to make this app even greater, we will not know unless you will tell us. Please fill a Feature Request or Open a bug and let we know what do you think.
\n
The app doesn't store ANY media files ANYWHERE except on the device who use this app.
\n
Please use this app for downloading only public resources (You shouldn't be able to download private media). If you doesn't see all of the videos in the playlist, probably, they private (even it's yours private)
🖖🎖 Thanks you for your willing to contribute! You can find the list in the project page.
\n
License
\n
MIT
\n
",
- "readmeOriginal": "
\n\n\n\n
\n
\n
What is \"Y2Mp3\" app?
\n
A simple desktop application to download Youtube videos to video (mp4, mpg, wmv) and audio (wav, flac, m4a, wma, mp3, ogg, acc) formats, one by one or all of them.
\n
\n
Find us on Slack
\n
\n
Disclaimer
\n
📢📢
\n\n
The app doesn't track you down in ANY way. Not Google Analytics, or any other service. We know nothing jon snow! So, if you have an idea about how to make this app even greater, we will not know unless you will tell us. Please fill a Feature Request or Open a bug and let we know what do you think.
\n
The app doesn't store ANY media files ANYWHERE except on the device who use this app.
\n
Please use this app for downloading only public resources (You shouldn't be able to download private media). If you doesn't see all of the videos in the playlist, probably, they private (even it's yours private)
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron app for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run webpack in production\nnpm run pack\n
ERROR in dlopen(/Users/**/Desktop/XCel/node_modules/node-sass/vendor/darwin-x64-48/binding.node, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:\n /Users/**/Desktop/XCel/node_modules/node-sass/vendor/darwin-x64-48/binding.node: truncated mach-o error: segment __TEXT extends to 1212416 which is past end of file 260668\n @ ./~/vue-style-loader!./~/css-loader!./~/vue-loader/lib/style-rewriter.js!./~/sass-loader!./~/vue-loader/lib/selector.js?type=style&index=0!./app/src/App.vue 4:14-240 13:2-17:4 14:20-246\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron app for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run webpack in production\nnpm run pack\n
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Yo, my friend. This is the first official Yeoman application with a fresh user interface from 2015. The app is unfortunately still in heavy development and we are looking for help! Let us know if something doesn't work like you expected by raising an issue or fix it straight away with a PR.
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The project is based mainly on electron and Material UI. For a Getting started guide, API docs etc. see the documentation page. If something is missing, wrong or unclear, please open an issue. Thank you!
To understand how the app is being used we will report usage information to Google Analytics. If you do not want this information reported, you can disable it. Open the devtools with CMD+OPT+I (or CTRL+SHIFT+I on Windows) and execute the following snippet in the console localStorage.setItem('insight.disabled', true).
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A desktop app that scaffolds projects using Yeoman.
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Yo, my friend. This is the first official Yeoman application with a fresh user interface from 2015. The app is unfortunately still in heavy development and we are looking for help! Let us know if something doesn't work like you expected by raising an issue or fix it straight away with a PR.
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The project is based mainly on electron and Material UI. For a Getting started guide, API docs etc. see the documentation page. If something is missing, wrong or unclear, please open an issue. Thank you!
To understand how the app is being used we will report usage information to Google Analytics. If you do not want this information reported, you can disable it. Open the devtools with CMD+OPT+I (or CTRL+SHIFT+I on Windows) and execute the following snippet in the console localStorage.setItem('insight.disabled', true).
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Clone and run for a quick way to see Electron-Youtube-to-Mp3-Converter in action.
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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Clone and run for a quick way to see Electron-Youtube-to-Mp3-Converter in action.
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To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/MedZed/Electron-Youtube-to-Mp3-Converter.git\n# Go into the repository\ncd Electron-Youtube-to-Mp3-Converter\n# Install dependencies\nnpm install\n# Run the app\nnpm start
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Learn more about Electron and its API in the documentation.
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron app for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run webpack in production\nnpm run pack\n
ERROR in dlopen(/Users/**/Desktop/XCel/node_modules/node-sass/vendor/darwin-x64-48/binding.node, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:\n /Users/**/Desktop/XCel/node_modules/node-sass/vendor/darwin-x64-48/binding.node: truncated mach-o error: segment __TEXT extends to 1212416 which is past end of file 260668\n @ ./~/vue-style-loader!./~/css-loader!./~/vue-loader/lib/style-rewriter.js!./~/sass-loader!./~/vue-loader/lib/selector.js?type=style&index=0!./app/src/App.vue 4:14-240 13:2-17:4 14:20-246\n
# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron app for production\nnpm run build\n\n# run webpack in production\nnpm run pack\n
ERROR in dlopen(/Users/**/Desktop/XCel/node_modules/node-sass/vendor/darwin-x64-48/binding.node, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:\n /Users/**/Desktop/XCel/node_modules/node-sass/vendor/darwin-x64-48/binding.node: truncated mach-o error: segment __TEXT extends to 1212416 which is past end of file 260668\n @ ./~/vue-style-loader!./~/css-loader!./~/vue-loader/lib/style-rewriter.js!./~/sass-loader!./~/vue-loader/lib/selector.js?type=style&index=0!./app/src/App.vue 4:14-240 13:2-17:4 14:20-246\n
To clone and run this repository, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/leerob/youtube-to-mp3.git --depth=1\n# Go into the repository\ncd youtube-to-mp3\n# Install dependencies\nyarn\n# Create app/ folder and start Webpack\nyarn build\n# Run the app in a new tab\nyarn start
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YouTube To MP3 is a desktop application for converting and downloading YouTube videos to MP3.
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Electron - Cross platform framework for native platforms
To clone and run this repository, you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
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# Clone this repository\ngit clone https://github.com/leerob/youtube-to-mp3.git --depth=1\n# Go into the repository\ncd youtube-to-mp3\n# Install dependencies\nyarn\n# Create app/ folder and start Webpack\nyarn build\n# Run the app in a new tab\nyarn start
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Fast Download and Convert to mp3.\nBackground: Electron and Vue
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# install dependencies\nnpm install\n\n# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080\nnpm run dev\n\n# build electron application for production\nnpm run build\n\n\n# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`\nnpm run lint\n
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YT.Downloader
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Youtube Video Downloader&Converter and Play Music
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Fast Download and Convert to mp3.\nBackground: Electron and Vue
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MP3 file add meta info
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This is a minimal Electron application based on the Quick Start Guide within the Electron documentation.
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A basic Electron application needs just these files:
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This is a minimal Electron application based on the Quick Start Guide within the Electron documentation.
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package.json - Points to the app's main file and lists its details and dependencies.
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Lightning wallet focused on user experience and ease of use ⚡️
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Zap is a free Lightning Network wallet focused on user experience and ease of use, with the overall goal of helping the cryptocurrency community scale Bitcoin.
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If you would like to install from source, run a full bitcoin node, connect to a custom lnd instance or get involved with development please refer to our documentation:
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A good product not only has good software tests but also checks the quality of the UX/UI. Putting ourselves in the shoes of a user is a very important design principle of Zap.
Hey! Do you like Zap? Awesome! We could actually really use your help!
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Lightning wallet focused on user experience and ease of use ⚡️
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Zap is a free Lightning Network wallet focused on user experience and ease of use, with the overall goal of helping the cryptocurrency community scale Bitcoin.
Once executible you can run either double click the file or run via the cli:
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./file.AppImage
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Documentation
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If you would like to install from source, run a full bitcoin node, connect to a custom lnd instance or get involved with development please refer to our documentation:
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A good product not only has good software tests but also checks the quality of the UX/UI. Putting ourselves in the shoes of a user is a very important design principle of Zap.
Hey! Do you like Zap? Awesome! We could actually really use your help!
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Zazu, is a cross platform and fully extensible and open source launcher for\nhackers, creators and dabblers. Download it from the releases\npage.
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Zazu, is a cross platform and fully extensible and open source launcher for\nhackers, creators and dabblers. Download it from the releases\npage.
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Zazu was created to be a fully open source alternative to Alfred, but also be\ncompletely plugin based. You can remove any functionality you don't like, so if\nyou hate the built in calculator, just get a new one!
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We also have all of your configuration in a dotfile in ~/.zazurc.json so it can\nbe backed up and synced!
If you enable debug mode it will make it so Zazu won't hide and the dev tools\nwill open by default. You can enable debug mode by adding a debug flag to\ntrue inside of your ~/.zazurc.json
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If blur flag is false, then Zazu won't hide when it lost focus.
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The CI servers will upload the assets once the tests are done passing, the new\nrelease should be a draft, so once all assets are published you can publish the\nrelease on GitHub.
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ZenFocus at its core is based off the time management technique known as the Pomodoro technique developed by Francesco Cirillo. In short, it is a way for individuals to plan, focus and complete tasks in the form of managing different time blocks (focus time, short breaks and long breaks). This technique is used by many in different industries including but not limited to education, medical, fitness and music.
And then install dependencies.\nProTip: Install with yarn for faster and safer installation:
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Run
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Start the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a server sends hot updates to the renderer process:
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ZenFocus at its core is based off the time management technique known as the Pomodoro technique developed by Francesco Cirillo. In short, it is a way for individuals to plan, focus and complete tasks in the form of managing different time blocks (focus time, short breaks and long breaks). This technique is used by many in different industries including but not limited to education, medical, fitness and music.
And then install dependencies.\nProTip: Install with yarn for faster and safer installation:
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Run
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Start the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a server sends hot updates to the renderer process:
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With Zettlr, writing professional texts is easy and motivating: Whether you are a college student, a researcher, a journalist, or an author — Zettlr has the right tools for you. Watch the video or continue reading to see what they are!
To install Zettlr, just download the latest release for your operating system! Currently supported are macOS, Windows, and Debian- and Fedora-based Linux systems. (And every other system electron runs on, if you build the app yourself).
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This software is licensed via the GNU GPL v3-License.
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With Zettlr, writing professional texts is easy and motivating: Whether you are a college student, a researcher, a journalist, or an author — Zettlr has the right tools for you. Watch the video or continue reading to see what they are!
To install Zettlr, just download the latest release for your operating system! Currently supported are macOS, Windows, and Debian- and Fedora-based Linux systems. (And every other system electron runs on, if you build the app yourself).
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$ yarn less # Or npm run less, this recompiles the stylesheets\n$ yarn handlebars # Or npm run handlebars, this recompiles the templates\n$ yarn wp:dev # Or npm run wp:dev, this recompiles the Vue components\n$ yarn reveal:build # Or npm run reveal:build, needs to be run once
This software is licensed via the GNU GPL v3-License.
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The brand (including name, icons and everything Zettlr can be identified with) is exluded and all rights reserved. If you want to fork Zettlr to develop another app, feel free but please change name and icons.
WARNING: Abricotine contains a security breach which can be dangerous when working with untrusted documents or domains. All versions are concerned. More information in: #254.
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OS X binary
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B will display \"Downloading update...\" in the status bar when it is... well... downloading an update. Previously this was hidden and you would only know after the fact when the Update button displayed.
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This release comes with 4 improvements and is mainly done to fix the error caused by API changes on bunq's side. A full list can be found at milestone 0.9.9
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This version is a major quality-of-life adjustment to Chronobreak as I've used it personally over the last 6 months, as well as reading some feedback online about the app itself.
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A new logo has now been added (Credits to redmusic)
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A chime will now play when a timer has been activated.
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Tick tock sound is now turned off by default. No need to turn it off each time you launch Chronobreak.
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Pomodoro completion music has been turned down a good amount (8db) and remastered to account for the weird bass distortion.
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The problem was because of the version update of Electron performed in the last patch that introduced new security settings. This meant that, by default, the renderer process can't use the require function. This caused execution of all scripts to halt as a result of require not being defined. The fix was to allow nodeIntegrations for BrowserWindow, therefore allowing use of require. This has no security implications because Chronobreak does not use any libraries, other than Electron itself.
We've completely changed our sorting algorithm for changes coming from the \nCozy. We may not receive changes in the order they were made and this can make \ntheir application on the local file system impossible. To mitigate this \nsituation we sort the changes to make their application possible. It is a \ndifficult task and we've made a lot of changes in the past to try and fix bugs \nin different situations. \nWe've yet again seen new problematic situations recently and decided to try a \nnew approach with a completely new algorithm, focusing more on essential \nchanges that need to happen first rather than trying to recreate the very \nspecific order in which changes were made.
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We've noticed that when requesting a manual synchronization, the button is not \ndisabled right away but only when the synchronization actually starts. This \nmeans that, in the meantime, you can potentially click multiple times on the \nbutton (e.g. you think that your request was not taken into account) thus \npiling up synchronization requests. \nWe believe that multiple synchronization requests can lead to unexpected \nbehavior and have decided to disable the button right after your click so \nwe'll be sure only one request will be made until the requested \nsynchronization is complete.
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As a follow-up to the manual synchronization button changes, we've worked on \nthe underlying synchronization stop requests to make sure every component \ninvolved in the synchronization process is stopped prior to starting a new \nprocess. \nThis means that we should not see problems coming from manual synchronizations \nanymore but also that some actions that involve stopping or deleting the \nPouchDB database will wait for the completion of the current synchronization \nand thus may take longer. This does not affect stopping the client.
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Since the introduction of the new Cozy Notes application, we've started \nsynchronizing .cozy-note files with Cozy Desktop. Those files contain a \nmarkdown export of your Notes, written using the remote application. Those \nfiles are not meant to be modified as they're only exports. They only exist so \nyou can read them without going to the remote application and later as an \nentrypoint to the application. \nAs a hint, we've decided to make those files read-only so you will be less \nlikely to modify them outside the Cozy Notes application and thus possibly \nlose content.
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We've found out that some remote file updates (i.e. pushed by another client) \nmay be lost during a client restart (actually they can now be recovered via \nthe versions management) if they were detected by the client but not \npropagated to the file system prior to the restart. In this situation, the \nfile was renamed with a -conflict-… suffix and its local version was pushed \nto the Cozy thus overwriting the remote update. \nWe've decided to keep the remote changes in this situation and forcibly \npropagate it to the local file system. Since there could be a legitimate file \nupdate on the file system as well, we'll create a backup copy of the local \nfile before overwriting it. This backup copy will have the .bck extension \nand will be trashed for a cleaner experience.
Moving a document to an ignored location (see \nhttps://github.com/cozy-labs/cozy-desktop/blob/master/core/config/.cozyignore \nand your local .cozyignore rules file) after another move would result in \nthe first move being propagated to the remote Cozy and the document being \ndesynchronized after that. \nFrom now on, the second move to the ignored location will cancel the first \nmove and the client will correctly propagate a deletion to the remote Cozy.
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Deleting a file on your Cozy while moving it on your local filesystem with \nyour client stopped would lead to the desynchronisation of the file. It would \nbe deleted on your Cozy but would still exist on your local filesystem and all \nlater modifications would not be propagated. \nWe're now refusing the deletion because we believe the movement indicates a \ndesire to keep the file and it seems easier for the user to understand and fix \nthe situation if that was not the expected behavior. The file move will then \nbe propagated to the remote Cozy and kept in sync.
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In some situations we can detect changes made on your remote Cozy on documents \nof which we haven't yet received the parent folders. We can't process orphaned \ndocuments so we require the parents of all documents before we allow \nprocessing those and if we don't have them, we'll issue an error that results \nin the \"Synchronization incomplete\" status message, literally blocking the \nsynchronization process. \nWe believe that most of those issues could resolve themselves by merely \nrefusing the orphan change and synchronizing the other changes so we've \ndecided not to block the synchronization process anymore when we encounter \norphan changes.
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We detected that the remote watcher whose role is to detect, fetch and analyze \nchanges coming from your remote Cozy could fail without the synchronization \nprocess stopping and alerting you. This means that in such cases, the changes \nmade on your local filesystem would still be detected and potentially \npropagated to your remote Cozy but the changes made remotely would not be \napplied locally until a client restart. \nWe've refactored the life-cycle management of the whole synchronization \nprocess and the remote watcher and we made sure that errors coming from the \nremote watcher are caught by the synchronization process which will in turn \nalert you and stop itself and both local and remote watchers.
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The client would not detect the correct mime type for .cozy-note files when \ndetected on the local filesystem. This would change the saved mime type of \nnotes moved on the local filesystem and not show the correct icon in the \nRecent changes list in our main window. \nWe've switched to a custom mime detector for those files to detect our custom \nmime type.
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Since propagating a local file update to a remote Cozy Note would break this \nnote (i.e. it would not be detected as such and we would lose its actual \ncontent while still keeping its markdown export within the associated Cozy \nfile), we've decided to prevent all local note updates to be propagated to the \nremote Cozy.
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In order to still synchronize your local updates to notes with your remote \nCozy, we're now using the conflict mechanism to rename the original note on \nthe remote Cozy before upload your new content to the appropriate location. \nThis way, you have both your updated content and the original note that can \nstill be edited within the Cozy Notes application.
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We've found that when renaming a folder while another folder within the same \nparent starts with the renamed folder's original name (e.g. renaming cozy to \ncozy cloud while you have cozy company in the same parent) would lead to \nthe incorrect movement of the content of the other folder (i.e. the content of \ncozy compnany in our example). \nWe've fixed the algorithm that lists the content of a folder so that it looks \nonly within the exact given location and not similar locations.
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In some situations, locally creating a folder within a moved or renamed parent \ncould lead to the creation of a new parent folder on the remote Cozy at the \ntarget location, thus making the parent movement impossible since a document \nwould already exist at the target location. This situation was caused by some \nlogic we implemented to help create complex hierarchies in any order. We would \ncreate a missing parent folder when creating a new folder on the remote Cozy. \nWe've now stopped doing this and will not synchronize the creation of a folder \nif its parent does not exist. In case the parent location would be created \nlater by the client (e.g. when propagating the parent movement), the new \nfolder will eventually be synchronized.
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Remote changes resulting in an MergeMissingParentError do not block the \nsynchronization process since v3.21.0-beta.1 but the changes from the affected \nbatch and the ones coming after will be fetched over and over again until the \nerrors are resolved, which might never come. \nWe've identified a few sources of those errors that should be fixed really \nsoon and believe we should not encounter solvable missing parent issues \nanymore so we've decided to mark them as processed anyway and rely on the next \nchanges to resolve those missing parents issues.
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We added a migration to force a refetch of all remote Cozy Notes in order to \navoid as many dispensable conflicts as we can during the first reboot after \nthis release installation.
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We made sure a Cozy Note is still identified as such after saving changes like \nan update on the remote Cozy. This will ensure they will stay protected from \nlocal updates afterwards.
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Until now the authentication of your Cozy during the initial connection of the \nclient would always be done by our own remote application. We're adding the \npossibility for partners to offer their users to connect via their own SSO \nportal so we now run the connection flow in a dedicated sandbox. \nThis has two advantages when an SSO portal is involved:\n\n
the portal code is run in a browser like environment with no alterations so \nit should work out of the box
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the portal code is isolated from the rest of our application adding another \nlayer of security preventing malicious code on the portal itself to access \nyour computer
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We made sure the application of the move and update of a file on the local \nfilesystem does not trigger invalid changes that would be propagated to the \nremote Cozy.
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We discovered timing issues during the propagation of remote file changes to \nthe local filesystem. These can result in invalid metadata being sent to the \nremote Cozy after propagating a grouped content update and file renaming. In \ncase the file was in a shared directory, the metadata change would in turn be \npropagated via the sharing to other Cozies and we can end up with a \ncompletely desynchronized file and conflicts. \nTo prevent these invalid metadata from being propagated to the remote Cozy, we \nintroduced a new way to store and compare local file states. This also helps \nus detect during a client restart when a remote file modification was fetched \nbut not completly propagated to the file system and avoid creating a conflict.
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To emphasize the fact that Cozy Notes should not be edited on your local \nfilesystem we were marking the local note files as read-only. This was not \npreventing us from overwriting them with new remote updates on Linux and \nmacOS but it was on Windows in some cases. When this would happen, the local \nfile content would not reflect the remote content anymore and it could even \nlead to the remote Note being broken after a Desktop client restart. \nSince we've now introduced a conflict mechanism to protect Cozy Notes from \nlocal modifications, we can remove the read-only permission and remote updates \nwill be propagated to the local filesystem on all platforms.
An animated progress bar now displays on every command in the Command Log indicating how long the command has left to run before reaching its command timeout. Addresses #7642.
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There is now an experimentalFetchPolyfill configuration option. When this option is true, Cypress will automatically replace window.fetch with a polyfill that Cypress can spy on and stub. Addresses #7710.
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You can now pass a --quiet flag to cypress run to silence any Cypress specific output from stdout. Addresses #7714.
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cy.wait() now correctly resolves when waiting for XHR requests that contain resource-like text in the XHR's query params or hash (like .js, .html, .css). #7280.
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We fixed a regression in 4.6.0 where errors thrown from the application under test as strings would not be correctly handled. Fixes #7590.
We fixed a regression in 4.6.0 so that .should('have.value') now properly asserts against <progress>, <meter> or <li> element's values. Fixes #7603.
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Cypress no longer responds with 413 responses during a recorded cypress run when the stdout is too large. Fixes #7548.
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We fixed an issue where Cypress could exit successfully even with failing tests when launched in global mode. Fixes #7755.
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Assertion logs now properly display as parent commands in the Command Log regardless of what is in the beforeEach hook. Fixes #7731.
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When experimentalShadowDomSupport is enabled, querying shadow dom in certain situations will no longer cause the error Cannot read property 'length' of undefined during cypress run. Fixes #7676.
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Highlighting of elements upon hover of a command in the Command Log are now visible when targeting absolute positioned elements. Fixes #7762.
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cypress run will no longer crash when provided an empty string to the --project flag. Fixes #7743.
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There is now a loading state to indicated when tests are loading in the Command Log. Addresses #7700.
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The type definitions for fixturesFolder, pluginsFile, screenshotsFolders and videoCompression have been updated to allow false TypeScript types. Addresses #7654.
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The type definitions for cy.wait(ms) now correctly yield the type of the previous subject. Addresses #7682.
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The type definitions now allow for the 'key' keyword when chaining off 'any' or 'all' assertion chainers. Addresses #7665.
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Upgraded arch from 2.1.1 to 2.1.2. Addressed in #7672.
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Upgraded eventemitter2 from 4.1.2 to 6.4.2. Addressed in #7705 and #7707.
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Upgraded getos from 3.1.1 to 3.2.1. Addressed in #7685.
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Upgraded is-installed-globally from 0.1.0 to 0.3.2. Addressed in #7703.
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Upgraded jimp from 0.12.0 to 0.13.0. Addressed in #7618.
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Upgraded moment from 2.24.0 to 2.26.0. Addressed in #7718.
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Upgraded signal-exit from 3.0.2 to 3.0.3. Addressed in #7738.
Bug fix release, see milestone 0.1.1 for details on issues fixed.
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Added setting for automatic code execution \nCode can now be run automatically when changes are made by selecting the option in the settings panel.
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Heya, we're back with an exciting new release! We've been hard at work to improve Dat Desktop based on your feedback, and happy to put out a brand new version. With close to 100 commits since the last version a lot has changed!
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Dat protocol v2! - The all new Dat protocol has landed! The new protocol is faster ⚡️, more secure 🔒 and simpler 🙆. Read more about it in our design paper. Note that the new protocol is not backwards compatible and existing Dats will need to be reimported.
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You can now edit the metadata of Dats you've created. Any changes will be automatically sent to all other peers, just like you're used to with updates to files.
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We've reworked the import flow. You can now select where to download files, and get a lil preview of the data you're about to pull down.
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When you first open Dat Desktop there's now a little tutorial to help guide you get started
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Minor ✨
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We switched to using microcomponent for all our elements. This has allowed us to create a smooth UI running at 60fps that's great to compose.
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We're now using a more efficient file watching algorithm which has greatly improved performance and simplicity.
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We've improved the test suite. This should help with catching regressions and allow us to continue adding features with confidence.
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In nearly 100 commits we've created and fixed more bugs than we can count. We've been working hard to fix bugs so everyone has a great experience!
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To install Dat Desktop download the .dmg file on macOS or the .AppImage on GNU/Linux ⬇️. Once it's installed you'll receive future updates automatically.
Add support for Streamlabs OBS version 0.22.1 and above which required API token to works;
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Use buttons directly from the same window. Best use for secondary touch screen (Some actions are not compatible with this feature, ex: Keypress and Change Board);
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Add support for Right Shift, Right Alt, and Right Ctrl keypresses;
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Now user can change their Twitch moderated channel.
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Add setup instruction for OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS websocket settings;
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All third party account configs have been moved to Account tab in Settings modal;
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Fix bug where user can't access REMOVE button on installed extensions.
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Fix Streamlabs OBS toggle audio issue where user can't turn back on the audio devices after set them to mute.
Deer has a great changes from its first release and these are improvements introduced in this release
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Multi language support, it allow user to change language while using Deer without restarting it through settings and it supports: English, العربية, Español, Русский, Polski, Português do Brasil, Česky and German
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Rich Text Editor with necessary tools for styling your notes
After a lot of work, time to declare a 1.0 release. Yeah! \nThe rpms are for Fedora 27. The domterm-1.0-wsl.zip is compiled for Windows 10 with Windows Subsystem for Linux.
After a lot of work, time to declare a 1.0 release. Yeah! \nThe rpms are for Fedora 27. The domterm-1.0-wsl.zip is compiled for Windows 10 with Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Fix the issue of focused elements randomly lose focus, including email composing sub-window (#248, 2cce6f0).
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Get back auto-login delay to be functional not only first time the auto-login action requested (#245, d974b43...fb4fef5).
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Make blank.html \"dom-ready\" event timeout configurable and increase the default timeout value (75e2b5a, #247). This is helpful if low-performance hardware is used.
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Thanks to @TheDcoder, @joshirio, @ylluminate for raising the above-listed issues and actively supporting them to be resolved.
Since this release Linux users get back the GTK / Appindicator-based tray icon implementation. The one that was used before v4.3.0 rolled out. So the D-Bus-based tray icon adopted by @electron from the upstream @chromium project is no longer used which allowed reverting the #254 related code changes in the app code base. See #254 and @electron's #23674 for details.
Windows, Mac and Linux 64bit builds. The windows build includes both 32 and 64 bit binaries.
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MacOS X 10.15 Catalina+ (might work with Mojave too) \nWindows 7, 8, 10+ \nUbuntu 10.04+ or compatible, older Linuxes, and rolling release distros like Arch.
It's been a while since I release the previous version 😄 \nThe new version mostly contains UI changes and some new features like the option to mute, unmute all the sounds.
No major changes for this version. A few issue due to the legacy dependencies not working with updates systems. So release a new version with latest libs.
Add a basic command palette (experimental) (Thanks @NilayMajorwar!)\n
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Open the command palette with Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P on macOS)
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The list of commands is then shown and allows you to quickly launch actions, like launching a preview, open a project, etc...
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This is the first part of one of the Google Summer of Code 2020 project! A few commands are available now, but many more will be added in the next weeks to navigate through the project and edit any part of it in a few keystrokes.
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Add more conditions/expressions to the Platformer Objects (Thanks @Bouh!)\n
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Add the speed, jump speed and fall speed.
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Add condition to check if platforms can be grabbed.
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Add condition to check if the object can jump.
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Added \"Board walk with raycast\" example (Thanks @paulera!)
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Add an option to clear the shape painted using Shape Painter between each frame (Thanks @Bouh!)
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Add an action to pause the game during a preview (Thanks @arthuro555!)\n
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This is useful to then inspect the game with the Debugger.
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Prevent a behavior to be selected in a function parameter if it's incompatible with the object.
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Add a border around conditions in the default theme\n
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Also normalize styling in other themes.
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Add buttons at bottom of events to add new events.
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Avoid showing a drop marker when an event can't be dropped in another (comment, etc...)
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Fix memory leak leading to a crash in the editor when having a BB Text in the scene.\n
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Also fix similar smaller memory leak when using other features.
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Fix parameter popover in the events sheet shown behind editor panel title bars (Thanks @Bouh!)
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Fix instance variable not saved after a change if another instance is clicked while editing it (Thanks @Bouh!).
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Fix physics engine not applying change in size when using circle shape.
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Fix scaffolding line colors between events and some colors in Nord theme.
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This release includes fixes for a few bugs that have been popping up more and more due to data source updates. See the change log below for more details. As always, please report any issues or comments to the Issue Tracker. Executables can be downloaded below - simply extract them to a location of your choosing and run.
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Upgraded a bunch of dependency versions to fix most security issues #43.
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Upgraded to Electron 3.1.13, which fixed the menu bar being impossible to see on linux #45.
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Fixed a bug that caused the Hits datatable to throw mad errors when hits had no symbol provided #44.
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Fixed a long standing bug due to multiple Uniprot IDs being returned. This caused errors in retrieving the Uniprot Summary and ProtVista data #40.
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Fix issues building from source on linux #42 - thanks to @hmontenegro for reporting and help troubleshooting.
60a6686🔖 Bump version to 2.0.0 \n5779655 Add 🔨 gitmoji (#469) \n7f4c673 Remove platform specific gitmojis (#471) \nda14e61📝 Add lalalilo/gitmemoji to related projects (#473) \n49f184b💬 Update 🔧 description (#470) \nbdeac1c💬 Reword 🎉 to \"Begining a project\" (#456) \nd182922📝 Update Travis-CI badge link \na381cb0🔥 Remove 👌 gitmoji (#463) \n5a002fb🐛 Add chart_with_upwards_trend's entity \n8deba2d📝 Removing GitHub from badge project specification (#457) \n966c8df💬 Clarify 💡 description as for alterations on comments (#454) \na9277f3💬 Specify some descriptions using 'Adding' word (#450) \na190dcb Feature/fix grammar (#451) \naec21fb🐛 Add pencil2's color (#446) \n2f74a0b🔖 Bump version \n6ed05c1🔧 Update homepage, repository and bugs fields on package.json \n20821af📝 Update dependency readme link \nad2cfcc📝 Fix related tools markdown formatting \na7906c9🔖 Bump version \ne9eed72✨ Publish gitmojis as an npm package (#444)
Remove \"open\" module because of its associated vulnerability (https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/663), update all modules, update electron to latest stable version, other small fix
Remove \"open\" module because of its associated vulnerability (https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/663), update all modules, update electron to latest stable version, other small fix
The project has been rebranded to Helios Launcher (formerly Electron Launcher). Development since v1.6.0 has mostly targeted this effort, as well as general maintenance to make sure the application is performs as expected. Noteworth changes will be detailed below.
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Automatic Java installation broke last year as Oracle put downloads for JRE 8 behind a login page. To mitigate this, we've switched to AdoptOpenJDK, a service which hosts prebuilt OpenJDK binaries. This change brings two added benefits. The first is that we no longer have to scrape download urls off of webpages, as AdoptOpenJDK provides an API. The second is that we are no longer dependent on Oracle, especially with the licensing changes that have started to come into effect.
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This is a minor change, althouth I feel it's worth noting. We now invoke Electron-Builder through its programmatic API via build.js. The build scripts have been updated and now point to this.
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I've begun the process of moving all strings to a language file so that they can be more easily changed without having to look through each file. This process is partially complete, supporting all HTML files and a handful of Javascript files. No ETA on when this effort will be complete, as it's a tedious and non-imperative task.
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As this is the first update in 7 months, the commit list is rather long. As such, I will not be listing each individual change. More details on what's been changed can be viewed here:
Starting with MacOS 10.14.5, all signed applications by ‘new’ developers will need to be notarized or they will trigger Apple’s Gatekeeper software and prevent users from installing the app. That means that aside from signing Image Shrinker, I will need to notarize it as well. \nThanks to Kilian Valkhof for giving me all the hints: https://kilianvalkhof.com/2019/electron/notarizing-your-electron-application/
Starting with MacOS 10.14.5, all signed applications by ‘new’ developers will need to be notarized or they will trigger Apple’s Gatekeeper software and prevent users from installing the app. That means that aside from signing Image Shrinker, I will need to notarize it as well. \nThanks to Kilian Valkhof for giving me all the hints: https://kilianvalkhof.com/2019/electron/notarizing-your-electron-application/
This release contains macOS compatibility fixes, Software License Agreement support, improved logging and bug fixes.
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DMG files are now always downloaded to disk, then extracted with hdiutil. This adds support for uncommon DMG filesystems (like ISO9660), APFS filesystems (which 7-zip didn't support)
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Any software license agreement (~EULA) contained in a .dmg file will now be extracted and shown on launch until it is accepted. Cancelling the launch does not accept the license. So you can accept it or uninstall the software. (This was tested with Game Dev Tycoon and Aseprite).
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A bug where if an Antivirus prevented installing dependencies (like butler and itch-setup), the app would stay stuck in \"Finishing installation...\" forever has been fixed. It now detects and reports the error.
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Communication with butler has been switched from HTTP to TCP, among with other changes, which fixes a bug where when the itch app updated butler and switched over to the new version, the old version would keep running, and there were two download drivers. As a result, the Downloads window could appear stuck, and operations were done twice behind the scenes.
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Pages with very long names were displayed poorly in the app, @porglezomp helped fix this!
There is now an emoji picker to the right of the message input box that lets you add emojis to your messages in a few clicks. Emojis are searchable and includes a skin color picker for emojis that support this feature.
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Easily open a channel with your conversation partner. This is useful if you plan on communicating a lot with a same person and want to avoid paying routing fees for every message. Instead of having to search for their alias or ask for their pubkey to initiate a channel open you can now just click Open Channel from the conversation menu.
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Updated GRPC library with 0.10.0 proto files. The only breaking change was related to how we calculate fees for each message we send. In 0.9.x we were able to grab the total fees directly from the payment response object. In 0.10.x we now loop over all HTLC's and sum up the total fees for each one. Luckily this is backwards compatible with 0.9.x so we have a single method for both versions.
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The releases are now officially being code signed as part of the release process for Mac and Windows builds. This should remove warnings about an unknown developer when launching the apps on those platforms. I think on Windows there might still be some warning until we reach a certain number of downloads
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Lots of great bug fixes in this release. Thank you to all the testers who reported these issues.
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Wallet balance was not updating properly, now it stays in sync. #14
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Fixed a display issue when sending really long messages #19
Updated the Electron framework to 6.1.9. \nUpdated inkjs to v1.10.3. (Supports ink v0.8.3.) \nUpdated quixe to 2.1.7. (Increased default font size; whitespace fixes; possible Android keyboard fixes; fixed display of saved transcripts in Firefox.)
Donation \nWe don't accept donations personally. Feel free to donate to Wikimedia Foundation, which helps sustain free knowledge through Wikipedia and its sister projects for people around the world.
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To Lepton users around the world in more than 130 countries: We hope you all stay safe, healthy, and strong as we get through the COVID-19 pandemic. Lepton will continue to be free, as always. If you find this app helpful, we encourage you to make a donation to a local or global charity of your choice to help fight against the pandemic. Together, we can make the world a better place. ❤️
Notice: I haven't continued the Apple developer account since 2019. Pls enable Lepton in the security settings preference when you open the app for the first time.
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This release features a complete overhaul of logs and terminals within Lifeboat! It aims to make logs much more readable and performant, and to make interacting with individual services a much more pleasant experience.
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Enhancement: Lightning-fast, canvas-based log rendering. This is thanks in large part to the work done by the Visual Studio Code crew to implement this performant terminal work in their app. We're leveraging xterm.js under the hood for a more natural experience.
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Enhancement: More interactive experience within the Commands tab. We're also leveraging the node-pty project to create a pseudo TTY interface between Lifeboat and each of your service's containers. This means you can run things like rails console, php artisan tinker and other interactive commands that would otherwise fail without a TTY shell. The commands tab has also been cleaned up to provide a more intuitive experience and prompt for running commands.
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Bugfix: Sometimes project logs would print out N times after restarting the project N times. That won't happen anymore 👍
This release features a complete overhaul of logs and terminals within Lifeboat! It aims to make logs much more readable and performant, and to make interacting with individual services a much more pleasant experience.
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Enhancement: Lightning-fast, canvas-based log rendering. This is thanks in large part to the work done by the Visual Studio Code crew to implement this performant terminal work in their app. We're leveraging xterm.js under the hood for a more natural experience.
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Enhancement: More interactive experience within the Commands tab. We're also leveraging the node-pty project to create a pseudo TTY interface between Lifeboat and each of your service's containers. This means you can run things like rails console, php artisan tinker and other interactive commands that would otherwise fail without a TTY shell. The commands tab has also been cleaned up to provide a more intuitive experience and prompt for running commands.
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Bugfix: Sometimes project logs would print out N times after restarting the project N times. That won't happen anymore 👍
Resolves a critical SMTP connection problem on Linux for Office365, manually configured Gmail, and other accounts that used the LOGIN SMTP authentication mechanism. #1996, cyrusimap/cyrus-sasl#613
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Plain text messages using a multipart MIME structure with one or more attachments now render correctly as plaintext.
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\"Sync Mail Now\" is displayed in Preferences > Shortcuts so it's easier to map it to a custom shortcut. #1941
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Mailspring now uses CSS properties on mailspring-workspace to set the height of the thread list and other key components so themes can customize them! See #2004 for details and thanks to @sergeystoma for this improvement!
This app only available on MacOS platform right now, windows version and linux version will be built later. You can download the app using the below link.
We've added 5 generic templates and will be expanding this feature in the future. For now you can find these pre-made markdown templates in MDyna:\n
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Copy to Clipboard will now copy the text of the card you're editing without needing to save it.
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Local storage is now updated with a debouncer of 500ms, which means that it will only update after 500ms pass since the last state change (card edits, for example)
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Improved error handling for corrupt gists.\n
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v1.0.1 is a security update release. Previous version of Electron, the underlying system, had security risks. Messenger Demo Viewer has been updated to the latest version of Electron.
v1.0.1 is a security update release. Previous version of Electron, the underlying system, had security risks. Messenger Demo Viewer has been updated to the latest version of Electron.
Version 0.4.0 \nThis version includes new features like selective staging and file view live update and some bugfixes. For detailed changes, see Issues page and the release note in app.
The Player server domain is about to expire, so I replaced it with a new domain. Therefore, the existing player will soon expire and will not be available.
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The Player server domain is about to expire, so I replaced it with a new domain. Therefore, the existing player will soon expire and will not be available.
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Version 0.4.0 \nThis version includes new features like selective staging and file view live update and some bugfixes. For detailed changes, see Issues page and the release note in app.
Userscripts let you extend Min and add features like Vim keybindings or a dark theme for websites. Starting in this release, you can give your scripts names, specify which sites they should run on, and run scripts from the context menu. See the documentation for more information on creating scripts, or open an issue if you need help.
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Reader mode now has an improved UI, and can be translated into multiple languages (by @idAlencar)
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After you upgrade, you'll be prompted to answer some questions about how you use Min so that we can continue improving it in the future. If you don't receive the notification, you can take the survey here.
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[Security] Fixed a potential sandbox escape issue.
Note: This release will migrate your history database to a new format, which will cause Min to restart the first time it is launched after the upgrade.
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You can also now import (!importbookmarks) and export bookmarks (!exportbookmarks) to make it easier to switch between Min and other browsers.
We've identified an interface bug on Windows versions of Mist Browser and Ethereum Wallet v0.11.0 releases, leading to a blank screen after startup. This release fixes it.
We've identified an interface bug on Windows versions of Mist Browser and Ethereum Wallet v0.11.0 releases, leading to a blank screen after startup. This release fixes it.
-Fixed quitting from Dock on macOS \n-Fixed discrepancy of window title bars between light and dark themes \n-Updated translations \n-Green theme tweaked for dark mode \n-Fixed sometimes switching from Light mode to Darker themes would apply Dark core theme but not Darker custom theme \n-CSS tweaks and improvements \n-Internal: ModernDeck has moved from CRLF line endings to LF line endings \n-Internal: Variable names are no longer mangled by the terser compressor
Content-Type was fetched in a case sensitive manner which could lead to JSON parse errors when the route's Content-Type was different from environment's #243
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Environment logs menu icons are not hidden anymore when long routes are displayed #238 Thanks @sotcha
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Increase server timeout to 1 hour to allow the setup of long latencies #258
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Fix rules always returning true for regexes when the target (body, ...) was undefined #259
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Fix bug with automatically mocked routes hanging when Set-Cookie header was involved #229
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Fix race conditions between environments migration and settings loading #283
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A Docker image has been created to easier Arch Linux repository updates #231 Thanks @Spissable
During this iteration, the import/export system has been revamped. Exports are now independent of Mockoon's version and migrations are played after an import on each environment independently. Which will make data exports easier to share. As before, a single route exported with the \"copy to clipboard\" feature cannot be imported on a different version.
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This release is just to keep new commits as a docker tag. We don't have time to build electron packages sorry about that, so no desktop distribution is supported now, just docker builds. Feel free to join slack channel and ask or raise an issue
Please note that if you've turned on Windows Defender SmartScreen, you may need to click [more info] and then [still allow] to run it, or to click [run anyway] for Windows 8. The situation is here because we cannot afford to buy a signing certificate which costs [hundreds of dollars].
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Click \"More info\" and \"Run anyway\" when your windows PC shows \"Windows protected your PC\". \n「WindowsによってPCが保護されました」という画面が表示された場合は、「詳細情報」を参照し、「実行」をクリックしてください。
Click \"More info\" and \"Run anyway\" when your windows PC shows \"Windows protected your PC\". \n「WindowsによってPCが保護されました」という画面が表示された場合は、「詳細情報」を参照し、「実行」をクリックしてください。
Bundling OS-specific dependencies only when needed\n
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Editor: disabled automatic clipboard copying when selecting in favor of being able to create multiple cursors while dragging with the middle click (Linux)
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Multi-cursors: using “Ctrl+MouseEvent” rather than “Alt+MouseEvent” as the latter switches the focus to the menu bar (Windows)
You can find the release notes for this month's release in this blog post.
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It's been a while since our last release (Setpember), but we're excited to announce that desktop releases will now ship on a monthly cadence at the end of each month. That mean's we'll see you on February 24th, 2020 with our next release.
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Thank you for using the nteract desktop app! nteract is a non-profit open-source organization fiscally sponsored by NumFOCUS. If you like our work, please consider making a recurring donation.
This month's release of the nteract desktop app contains a brand-new UI featuring:
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That next desktop release will ship on July 27th, 2020.
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Thank you for using the nteract desktop app! nteract is a non-profit open-source organization fiscally sponsored by NumFOCUS. If you like our work, please consider making a recurring donation.
Incoming TXs were being counted twice in the pop up dialog that announced a new tx had been received, they will now only be counted once. #1856
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A special thank you goes out to the many volunteers that provide translations, and to our testers that discovered important issues.
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This patch release is intended to fix a number of issues with the application startup: the application startup and shutdown process has been re-worked, which introduces 2 new UI elements.
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Status messages are now displayed on the loading screen when starting up the application and switching between wallets. This should provide an indicator that the startup is proceeding, or that an error has occurred if something fails during startup.
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The application startup now checks for a running daemon before validating local particl-core binaries or even checking for valid versions. Fixes a long standing problem described in #892
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LINUX:\n7b2cc1537e85d68e525563fa3120ea859d3d41e5b7b0c740888fadd35388c02a particl-desktop-2.3.2-linux-amd64.deb\na72b838f9c33ea8607bac089e665ecd4c3816996ff4eee483fef18e810acb2cd particl-desktop-2.3.2-linux-x64.zip\nec0aad516b83198f79468e72ed5662fa67a477efcd101d1f8294a0ea8ce3f20a particl-desktop-2.3.2-linux-x86_64.rpm\n\n\nWINDOWS:\nd60937833a9cd747a1924cb2164d096d5ce2961f62bf3b645b62b4ac72dad063 particl-desktop-2.3.2-win.exe\n78e50fd85e7eca1285822df066aca20ba5e26d5415883ce7b8bcf1f2223832f6 particl-desktop-2.3.2-win-ia32.zip\ndd6312e230417c1fdb032528b4a0c9ee8e9dc75e6d6539dfa8fbeaceec7eb6f2 particl-desktop-2.3.2-win-x64.zip\n\n\nOS X:\nAny version, including 10.15 (Catalina) or greater\n02a4c267bf832628c25cd902142af2ccb2e45eccde32c0c80c7f8b133e562e2e particl-desktop-2.3.2-mac.dmg\n\nCan only be used on 10.14 (Mojave) or earlier\n531050b0ab691ae21dc9df8d477570c59696aa58fec987c90198b8c4f96c2bc5 particl-desktop-2.3.2-mac.zip\n
This patch release is a minor upate that includes specific coin icons for use in the exchange bot functionality.
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The marketplace is still in on-going development, and thus is considered to be a Beta release.
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You must install with snap install --dangerous because it's unsigned.
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If this is your first time on Scuttlebutt you may need an invite to get connected. After installing Patchwork and choosing your name you should select the Join Pub button. You'll need to get a pub invite, paste it into the prompt, and select Redeem invite.
Support for DHT invites as generated by manyverse (#1246) added by @staltz. This is the headline feature of this release. DHT invites are one of the more promising ways to improve the onboarding experience without a pub. We invite everyone to test this feature out. Invite a friend or family member to SSB, tell us how it worked, we're eager to iterate on this!
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Show last user activity on profile pages and mouse-over popups (#1289, #1290)
You can now type /profile into the search bar to visit your own profile. (#1287) Handy in combination with using Ctrl+L (Cmd+L on MacOS) to activate the search bar.
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When using Ctrl/Cmd+Return to publish a message, a second push of Ctrl/Cmd+Return will now confirm the publication, while Esc or simply Return (without the Ctrl/Cmd modifier) will cancel the publish and return back to editing the message (#1286)
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Poddr 2.0.0 is finally here and with it comes a lot of new stuff!
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TL;DR Poddr just got a HUGE update, updated look, updates under the hood and more new features!
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Poddr is getting a major overhaul! \nThere are a lot of work behind this update but with a lot of new changes comes a lot of new things and scenarios to test out so if you encounter any issues feel free to open an issue in the repository.
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Poddr is free and will remain free to use but I've invested a lot of time into this so if you appreciate the work I do you can make a monetary donation to support the continued development of Poddr. There are several ways to do this and they are explained in the README of this repository.
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So without further ado let's move on to the actual changes!
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Poddr is now ported from AngularJS to Angular 8 & Typescript! This means greater performance, better maintainability, minified production builds and more!
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The whole codebase is more or less refactored to improve performance, reliability, logging, readability and structure.
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Poddr is now mainly built by Flexbox and custom CSS classes to reduce the need for 3rd party frameworks.
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I aim to use as much CSS3 & HTML5 (for layout/animations etc.) as possible to improve performance, in the process of doing this I ended up writing my own package for pure CSS tooltips with support for CSS custom properties (it's called Pop-Pop.css, check it out!).
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The amount of design changes are too many to mention so I'll just say that most things are changed but you will recognize Poddr 😄
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Poddr now remembers your navigation in the app so you can utilize your mousebuttons or the newly added buttons in the titlebar to move forwards and backwards.
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Podcasts now has a dedicated page instead of the old side menu that slid in.
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There are now support for different themes! You will still be able to choose your own primary color and then there are a couple of themes you can try out (default is the dark theme ofc 💃). There will be more themes added in the future and if you become a top donor of mine you will be able to make your own theme together with me which will be bundled with Poddr for everyone to see and use!
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The font is changed to Nunito Sans.
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All icons are now SVGs instead of a webfont.
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Improved responsiveness of different pages and layouts (Podcast grids now looks good even on a 4k screen!).
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Poddr now remembers where you were in a currently playing podcast when you exit Poddr.
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There's finally an early version of offline functionality! This is subject to change and I'm listening to all of your suggestions on this matter. At this moment Poddr downloads the podcast file to a folder named Poddr in your Downloads folder. Poddr also stores a reference to this location together with title and author of the podcast. You can find all of your downloaded episodes on the favourites page. At the moment Poddr doesn't download the associated podcast cover so it will use the default Poddr cover instead.
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There's now also a .deb file for Linux users who prefers that over snaps & appimages.
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If you are upgrading from a version of Poddr that is earlier than 1.1.0 and you want to keep your settings you have to install 1.1.0 first and run it once. This will migrate your old settings to the new format that is used by Poddr 1.1.0+.
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The .AppImage no longer asks for desktop integration since electron-builder decided to no longer support this. To integrate it you can either use appimaged or AppImageLauncher, you can also create your own .desktop file.
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This last year have been challenging in a lot of different ways but I'm really happy to be able to say that 2.0.0 is here 🕺
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Thanks for using Poddr! \n// Marcus \"Sn8z\" Sneitz
Poddr 2.0.0 is finally here and with it comes a lot of new stuff!
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TL;DR Poddr just got a HUGE update, updated look, updates under the hood and more new features!
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Poddr is getting a major overhaul! \nThere are a lot of work behind this update but with a lot of new changes comes a lot of new things and scenarios to test out so if you encounter any issues feel free to open an issue in the repository.
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Poddr is free and will remain free to use but I've invested a lot of time into this so if you appreciate the work I do you can make a monetary donation to support the continued development of Poddr. There are several ways to do this and they are explained in the README of this repository.
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So without further ado let's move on to the actual changes!
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Poddr is now ported from AngularJS to Angular 8 & Typescript! This means greater performance, better maintainability, minified production builds and more!
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The whole codebase is more or less refactored to improve performance, reliability, logging, readability and structure.
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Poddr is now mainly built by Flexbox and custom CSS classes to reduce the need for 3rd party frameworks.
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I aim to use as much CSS3 & HTML5 (for layout/animations etc.) as possible to improve performance, in the process of doing this I ended up writing my own package for pure CSS tooltips with support for CSS custom properties (it's called Pop-Pop.css, check it out!).
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The amount of design changes are too many to mention so I'll just say that most things are changed but you will recognize Poddr 😄
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Poddr now remembers your navigation in the app so you can utilize your mousebuttons or the newly added buttons in the titlebar to move forwards and backwards.
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Podcasts now has a dedicated page instead of the old side menu that slid in.
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There are now support for different themes! You will still be able to choose your own primary color and then there are a couple of themes you can try out (default is the dark theme ofc 💃). There will be more themes added in the future and if you become a top donor of mine you will be able to make your own theme together with me which will be bundled with Poddr for everyone to see and use!
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The font is changed to Nunito Sans.
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All icons are now SVGs instead of a webfont.
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Improved responsiveness of different pages and layouts (Podcast grids now looks good even on a 4k screen!).
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Poddr now remembers where you were in a currently playing podcast when you exit Poddr.
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There's finally an early version of offline functionality! This is subject to change and I'm listening to all of your suggestions on this matter. At this moment Poddr downloads the podcast file to a folder named Poddr in your Downloads folder. Poddr also stores a reference to this location together with title and author of the podcast. You can find all of your downloaded episodes on the favourites page. At the moment Poddr doesn't download the associated podcast cover so it will use the default Poddr cover instead.
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There's now also a .deb file for Linux users who prefers that over snaps & appimages.
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If you are upgrading from a version of Poddr that is earlier than 1.1.0 and you want to keep your settings you have to install 1.1.0 first and run it once. This will migrate your old settings to the new format that is used by Poddr 1.1.0+.
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The .AppImage no longer asks for desktop integration since electron-builder decided to no longer support this. To integrate it you can either use appimaged or AppImageLauncher, you can also create your own .desktop file.
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This last year have been challenging in a lot of different ways but I'm really happy to be able to say that 2.0.0 is here 🕺
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Thanks for using Poddr! \n// Marcus \"Sn8z\" Sneitz
Fixes the app icon for macOS. Introduces a drop-shadow as recommended by Apple's design guidelines for Big Sur icons. Many thanks to @ardacebi for all the work on this!
Offloads the Timer functionality to a web worker. Addresses #32. This should significantly increase the accuracy of the timer, especially when running in the background.
⚠️ : This release will cause you to have to re-login to Pullp and re-select the repositories you want to monitor!
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Welcome to Pullp 3.0.0! This release has some quite major changes which I hope you will enjoy. These include:
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💄 Total refresh of the colour palette and re-work of UI, particularly the information shown when you drill down into the pull requests for a particular repository.
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✨ Extended and customisable notification types! You now get notified for reviews on your PR, requests for your review, pull requests getting opened/closed/merged and comments on PRs. Turn them on/off on the Settings screen. 👍
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✨ New display choices on the Monitor screen - choose from a full view, a minimised view or a view showing only your open PRs (across all repos!).
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⚠️ : This release will cause you to have to re-login to Pullp and re-select the repositories you want to monitor!
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Welcome to Pullp 3.0.0! This release has some quite major changes which I hope you will enjoy. These include:
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💄 Total refresh of the colour palette and re-work of UI, particularly the information shown when you drill down into the pull requests for a particular repository.
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✨ Extended and customisable notification types! You now get notified for reviews on your PR, requests for your review, pull requests getting opened/closed/merged and comments on PRs. Turn them on/off on the Settings screen. 👍
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✨ New display choices on the Monitor screen - choose from a full view, a minimised view or a view showing only your open PRs (across all repos!).
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✨ Recently closed PRs are now shown for each repository
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✨ Tooltips!
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This beta version of ScanCode Workbench is compatible with scans from any ScanCode Toolkit develop version/branch at or after v3.1.1.
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Notifications will only occur at their time exactly, so if you hibernate your computer rather than shutting off you wont get hit with the rest notification as soon as you open your computer unless you opened it just when the notification should occur. This will still be a present bug though on Linux, it has to do with the way it handles waking up from hibernation as of now no fix for Linux will work.
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While packaging application I was not ignoring files that are for the repository but the app does not need. By ignoring these files the uncompressed version of the application has shrunk by ~20mb
This beta version of ScanCode Workbench is compatible with scans from any ScanCode Toolkit develop version/branch at or after v3.1.1.
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#117#115 Worked around issues in dependencies that prevented the initial sync from working for some people, and fixed issues with underlying database causing high CPU during sync
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78a7114 Fixed a bug where sometimes the UI wouldn't update after download
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fae9bb5 Fixed bugs with managing datasources in preparation for new sources to be released this week
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efdeafc Fixed a race condition where downloading papers would not update the 'saved' count
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380b4b2 Improve interface speed in some situations
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#90 data is now stored in user documents directory (thanks @bcomnes)
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#108 Fix a bug that caused a lot of error messages
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78a7114 Fixed a bug where sometimes the UI wouldn't update after download
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fae9bb5 Fixed bugs with managing datasources in preparation for new sources to be released this week
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efdeafc Fixed a race condition where downloading papers would not update the 'saved' count
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380b4b2 Improve interface speed in some situations
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#90 data is now stored in user documents directory (thanks @bcomnes)
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The help menu is a little more helpful. Quickly report bugs in more languages, or use the new shortcut to join the Signal Desktop beta and help us find them even earlier. Thanks, @82ba10b5e8dc!
Skrifa was created with privacy and simplicity in mind, to continue with that mission, Skrifa needed to improve it's compatibility with common PGP solutions, therefore this release besides fixing features and adding some features was focused specially on making PGP and Skrifa work in a better way to provide you a great tool to protect your privacy.
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PDF and HTML export targets are now available
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It is now possible to clear all data within the app
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You can now create unencrypted backups
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Exporting your public key is now possible
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New Ghost and Playful Themes are available
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Keyboard shortcuts are now available for text styling in the editor and creating new notes
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Pacman and FreeBSD builds are now available
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App closed even when there was unsaved data
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Couldn't import local images in any other than PNG format
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Notebook welcome screen overlapped with the top nav bar
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Note would not be saved if there was no H1 title available
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Views were not scrollable if the window was too small
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Some cancel file dialogs where not handled correctly
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Network requests errors in the login process where not being handled correctly
Image Compressor: \nA small tool built with xkeshi's module to compress JPEG images in size.
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Image Compressor: \nA small tool built with xkeshi's module to compress JPEG images in size.
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This release includes some of the deepest changes to the internals of the desktop app yet. Its stated goal is to increase stability and robustness now and for a long time to come. As such, most of the changes in this release are not user-facing flashy features. Through this deep restructure however we expand the opportunity of implementing some long-requested functionality.
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As an indirect result of all these changes, many user-reported bugs have been fixed.
Implemented manual update mechanism (OS X & Windows only). If a new version is available on GitHub you should see a dialog the next time you start the Standup Picker. You can then choose to install the download from GitHub and install it manually.
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New settings version. Backups from older versions are no longer compatible.
This update officially deprecates this application, but have no fear—there is a link in the deprecation message that will open your current theme in the new web UI, so porting your custom themes over should be pretty painless. 🙌
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Thank you for using themer and I'll look forward to seeing you over on themer.mjswensen.com! 🎨
Fixed a few bugs in the issue section, as well as added app version to the menu.
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#3 and #17: Turns out the mainWindow of the app was being called as the app started up, before it was defined in some cases. Added a fix to set a temporary value to the mainWindow until it's properly created.
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#15, #38, and #41: The app wasn't refreshing overnight if the computer went to sleep at some point during the day. Added a listener for the computer power to reload the clock when the computer wakes up.
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#45: Fixed part of this to allow fullscreen on all platforms. Need to do some further testing on Windows to rework the Hide function.
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When opening existing projects in 1.6, Tropy will begin consolidating photos which still use the old, cropped thumbnails. Tropy will update only photos which are loaded (e.g., which are visible in the project view, plus some photos which are just off-screen); if you want, instead, to refresh all photos in one go, you can select all items and scroll through the photo panel or force consolidation via the context menu, but we recommend to let Tropy consolidate photos by itself. Consolidation of a photo typically takes under one second, but may take longer depending on the photo's location, size, format and your hardware: for projects with thousands or tens of thousands of photos this may take a considerable time. It is save to close your project during consolidation (Tropy will continue consolidation as needed when you open it again).
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Snapshot & Plugin functions based on latest Node-Vagrant \nUpdate to Electron 5. \nUpdate to Node 10 build sequence. \nUpdate on Mac build options in prep for notarization. \nSimplify tests & use NYC instead of Istanbul \nRewritten configuration setup \nMinor language corrections
Electron has been updated to 1.7.3: \nChrome used by Electron is now 58.0.3029.11, Node and V8 also updated. \nUserland should notice an increase in the smoothness and performance of WAIL when working with large (size and number of) collections
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In This release experimental WebFrame features have been added. This includes a built in api and web application solution. This release is currently for Linux but refer to the previous relies for mac and windows.
Welcome to the first release of WizardMirror! This release may be out of date, so make sure to check the releases page for the lastest release. To get started read the readme.
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Please note that if you've turned on Windows Defender Smartscreen, you may need to click [more info] and then [still allow] to run it, or to click [run anyway] for Windows 8. The situation is here because we cannot afford to buy a signing certificate which costs [hundreds of dollars].
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Added AppImages, which means: If you prefer those, you can get them now on our GitHub Releases page. We will add them on our website soon!
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We wish all of you happy holidays and a happy New Year 2020! :)
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New Feature: AutoCorrect! Zettlr can now automatically replace certain characters with special symbols. For instance, by default it will replace --> with →, != with ≠ or perform certain default replacements, such as transforming hyphens and fullstops with their typographically correct symbols (... -> … and -- -> –). You can edit the replacement table in the preferences and adapt them to your own needs. Please note that this feature will only be active when you are outside of codeblocks. This is meant to prevent unintended replacements, especially with certain languages such as R, where ASCII arrows are part of assignment operations.
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New Feature: Magic Quotes! Together with AutoCorrect, we've implemented the ability of Zettlr to use magic quotes. That means, whenever you type \" (double quote) or ' (single quote), it will instead insert the typographically correct characters of your choice, for instance „…“ for German, or « … » for French. Even 「…」 for Japanese are supported! Please note that this feature will only be active when you are outside of codeblocks. This is meant to prevent unintended replacements, as most languages require the ASCII quotes. Note also that having this feature active will deactivate the automatic bracket matching for quotes.
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Added the shortcut Cmd/Ctrl+T to create a task list. Thanks to @jeffgeorge for implementing!
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The blockquote character > is not treated as a list-item anymore, meaning you don't have to Shift-Enter into the next line anymore to prevent the blockquote from expanding unnecessarily.
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Implemented a \"fat\" cursor for the insert mode of Windows, so that when you press the Ins-key to toggle between inserting and replacing, Zettlr will graphically announce that you'll now be replacing characters rather than inserting. Please note that this will only look good for monospaced fonts -- the other themes will have characters that are bigger than the cursor.
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Improve the tabs display for long titles (e.g. in the preferences dialog).
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The link detection algorithm is now less aggressive.
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On HTML exports (both revealJS presentations and regular HTML files), image paths will not be absolute anymore, but relative.
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Under the Hood
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Switched to Electron 7.
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Added v8 code caching for better startup performance.
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Added a global logging interface for better error and bug handling.
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Relaxed the policy on wrong citation keys: One wrong key won't stop the loading of the rest of the database anymore, only the wrong key won't be included.
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Moved out the markdownOpenLink-function from the editor class to the utilities.
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Added much better heuristics to resolve paths linked to in markdown documents. Except a few edge cases, the algorithm should be able to open most varieties of links.
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The exporter now escapes the templates to account for potential spaces in the template path.
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Increased efficiency and cleanliness for loading the fenced code highlighting modes. Thanks to @BAKFR for implementing!
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Added support for building AppImage releases using the command yarn release:app-image (or npm run release:app-image). Thanks to @yashha for implementing!
After four months of intensive development, we are proud to present you the next iteration of your favorite Markdown editor: Zettlr 1.7.0 is finally here, and it's huge! As always, we have prepared a blogpost outlining the most notable changes, so please have a read before enjoying this version of Zettlr. Please note that there are a few breaking changes that you should be aware of. They are listed at the top of the changelog below.
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Let's have a quick rundown of the most important new features:
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Windows-installers are finally code-signed, so no more warnings from your operating system
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New theme: Bordeaux
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You can now open multiple files in tabs
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Vim and Emacs input modes
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A bunch of new syntax highlighting languages
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Many visual improvements (better colors, better icons, tweaks to the UI in general)
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A huge amount of improvements to the editor itself (both display and behavior)
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Large numbers of smaller bugfixes, enhancements, and improvements around the app
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A new, interactive tutorial for new users
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Do you enjoy Zettlr? We would like to encourage you to support our development over at Patreon or PayPal to cover hardware and software expenses as well as the occational coffee. Even a symbolic dollar per month will keep Zettlr free for everyone.
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Changelog
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Breaking Changes
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This release contains several breaking changes to 1.6 due to heavy internal refactoring.
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Your virtual directories will be gone after installing.
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Projects will be incorporated into the .ztr-directory-files, which means that you need to extract these files (or backup them) if you plan to roll back to 1.6 or earlier, lest you will lose the project settings.
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Cmd/Ctrl+W will now attempt to close open tabs first before closing the window. To close the main window directly, use Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+W.
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Now you will need to either Cmd+Click (macOS) or Ctrl+Click (other platforms) on internal and external links as well as on tags in order to follow the link/start a search.
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Cmd/Ctrl+[1-9] now do no longer toggle recent documents -- rather they select the corresponding tab!
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GUI and Functionality
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New Feature: Zettlr now supports (theoretically) unlimited open documents and orders them in tabs at the top of the editor instance.\n
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The tabs display the frontmatter title, if applicable, or the filename.
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On hover, you can get additional info about the documents.
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Drag and drop the tabs to re-sort their order.
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Get going where you left of the day before: Open files are persisted during restarts of the application.
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Transiency: Tabs are opened transient, which means if you do not modify their contents, they will be replaced with another file that you open. This way you can quickly stroll through search results without having to close hundreds of tabs afterwards!
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New Feature: RTL support! Now whether you are writing in Hebrew, Persian, Urdu or any other right-to-left writing system, you can do so now. We've added support for the respective options of CodeMirror in the \"Preferences -> Editor\" tab.
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New Feature: You can now direct Zettlr to automatically create new files if you click on an internal link that does not match a file. Thanks to @halcyonquest for their contribution!
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New Feature: Vim and Emacs insertion modes are now supported! You can switch persistently between these two and the \"normal\" insertion mode using the preferences. Thanks to @JorySchossau for implementing this feature!
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New Feature: Directory icons. From now on you can select an arbitrary icon to further visually distinguish certain directories from the others. This has no other than a purely visual effect and may help identify specific directories within a longer list reliably.
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New Feature: Many apps feature it already, Zettlr joins them now. An interactive tutorial will be opened on the first start of the app.
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If available, a title from a YAML frontmatter will be appended to the displayed file entry when linking files.
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Copying images from the Explorer/Finder/file browser now offers to insert them into the document, copying them over to the assets directory.
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The popups are now more resilient against accidental closing, just like the dialogs.
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When focus-selecting the global search bar (pressing the mouse button in the input and using it to select some text immediately) works as in other inputs now.
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Added the week-number as a variable for filenames and the Zettelkasten IDs (use %W).
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Changes to the Pomodoro timer: Now the sound will play each time you release the mouse button on the volume slider to check how loud it is. Furthermore, the mute button has been removed in favor of a volume indication, with 0% equalling the former mute setting.
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When the tag cloud is filtered, \"Copy Tags\" will only copy the filtered tags, and no longer all tags. To copy all tags, reset the filter. Furthermore tags will now be copied to clipboard including the leading hashtag.
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Re-enabled double-dollar inline equations for rendering and syntax highlighting.
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HTML-style comments (<!-- Lorem Ipsum -->) are now also exempt from the word counting.
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Fixed an error in the Table Editor that would assume empty rows to be header rows, leading to false behavior when trying to display a completely empty table.
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The Table Editor can now also parse and display simple and grid tables, and a wider range of pipe tables, as described in the Pandoc manual.
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Fixed a small mistake where literal blocks would be wrongly offset as the editor treated them as list items.
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Fixed artefacts with spellchecking errors. Thanks to @ryota-abe for proposing the correct selector!
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The Table Editor now remembers what the source table looked like and tries to recreate that when it applies the changes to the DOM.
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Added verbose error reporting and improved the error handling during citeproc boot. Now, Zettlr will (a) remove error-throwing CiteKeys so that the rest of the library loads just fine and (b) display the exact errors as reported by citeproc-js so that users can immediately identify the bad keys and know where to look.
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The global search bar's autocomplete will now also work for non-western scripts such as Japanese, Korean, Chinese, or any other.
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Virtual directories have been discontinued. Parts of their functionality will be re-implemented in different ways.
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On Linux, we've restored the default window decorations -- that is, the burger menu button is gone, and the menu will be displayed wherever the window manager decides.
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Fixed a small bug that could lead to errors during autocomplete selection if no frontmatter is present in the file.
Fixed a logical error in the detection of remote changes of attachment files.
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Fenced code blocks, delimited by three backticks have a customizable box background. The colour (and different styles) can be customized by targeting the code-block-line-CSS class.
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The font size of mathematics was decreased a bit to align it better with the size of normal text. Thanks to @tobiasdiez.
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Support fenced code blocks surrounded by tildes (~) instead of backticks.
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The About dialog of the application now also holds a tab with debug information about both the binary, the system, and the current environment.
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Tags with diacritics are now also removed on export (with the respective setting turned on), so that the removed tags match the tags which are highlighted in the editor.
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Fixed searches behaving irrationally if you search again while the previous search has not yet ended.
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Switched to using the Clarity Design icon set where possible.
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Sort buttons now show how the directory is currently sorted. One shows and toggles what is being sorted by (name or time). The other shows and toggles what direction is being sorted ine (ascending or descending).
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Modified display settings are now applied on configuration changes (not just after clicking somewhere in the document).
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Modals now also apply a dark theming if in dark mode.
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Fixed image exports.
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Fixed correct exporting of images when exporting to Textbundle and Textpack.
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Fixed revealJS presentations which now display Math.
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Fixed the autocomplete behaviour, especially with cursor movement.
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If there is a selection in the document, its contents are used to fill in the search field now. Furthermore, the occurrences of the search term are now already highlighted without you having to search first.
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If there is a selection in the document, its contents fill up the global search field on focus, if the global search field does not have any contents.
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Fixed wrong display of project property table of content evaluation level.
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When linking files, Zettlr will now present you those files that match with at least one tag with the currently active file, making cross-linking of notes as easy as typing the link-start and hitting the arrow down-key. Bonus: It'll present you these options even if the files reside in a completely different root directory.
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Fixed behaviour of nested checkboxes.
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Fixed escaping of special TeX characters in input value fields (e.g. project properties).
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Finally fixed the parenthesis-link-problem. This means: For each Markdown link, the algorithm will parse the full detected URL and see if all opening parentheses have closing ones. If there are more opening parentheses than closing ones, the algorithm will push the link further in an attempt to fully resolve all parentheses. If this is not possible (because the link itself contains more opening than closing parentheses to begin with), you need to encode one opening parenthesis using %28 for the algorithm to successfully render the link.
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Dragging search results like normal files is now possible.
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When switching directories while a search result list is displayed, this search is now performed at the other directory immediately after switching.
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Reversing a MagicQuote can now be performed by pressing backspace after a replacement has taken place, in order to restore the default double (\") or single (') quote.
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Math doesn't render in comments anymore.
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Opening files with Zettlr when the app is not running will now correctly open them.
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Zooming on Windows and Linux can now be facilitated by scrolling while holding down the control-key.
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Use Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+L to copy the active file's ID to the clipboard.
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You can now also use F2 to trigger a file rename for the current file.
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Improve the detection and rendering of Setext-headings.
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Dropping files from the file list onto the editor now inserts a valid Zettelkasten-link to that file into the editor.
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Images will now also render in-line.
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The \"Window\" submenu is now not confined to macOS applications anymore, but available to all platforms.
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URLs in Markdown links will not be rendered anymore.
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Enabled the context menu now also for both directories in the file list and the empty space in the file list (if there is some).
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You can now open directories externally (read: in Finder/Explorer/your Linux file browser) in the context menu now.
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Zettlr now attempts to set the cursor back to the place where it has been after programmatically updating the document content, e.g. after a remote change.
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Added a setting to control the sensitivity of Zettlr checking for remote file notifications on certain systems.
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Prevent multiple cursors when performing a special action (following a link, clicking a tag, etc.)
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Now both the current cursor position and the word count are displayed side by side. No need to right-click again to toggle!
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Citations in comments are now no longer rendered.
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Under the Hood
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FSAL Refactor: This release includes a huge refactor of the file system core of the application. In general terms, the rewritten core enables Zettlr to handle the file system more efficiently, uses up less RAM and has some other goodies that make the whole File System Abstraction Layer (FSAL) much more scalable for future feature implementations. More precisely:\n
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From OOP to Functional: While previously files and directories were heavily object-oriented with one full object being instantiated for each and every file including a whole prototype chain, the new core switches to a functional approach, removing the memory-intensive prototype chains. Instead, files and directories are now represented by a descriptor which includes the all meta-information packages, but no function bodies. Instead, the new FSAL calls functions to which it passes one or more descriptors in order to enable the function to modify the descriptor itself. This also makes state management easier, as the whole FSAL only works with object pointers and does not re-instantiate most descriptors every time a function modifies them.
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Improved state management: Now the state is not littered across the main process code base, but instead is centrally managed by the FSAL core class, which emits events every time anything in the state changes. This keeps the functional logic of the application much simpler. As opposed to before, the Zettlr main application class only accesses the FSAL state, and furthermore makes use of three events -- directory replacement, file replacement, and full file tree update -- to propagate any changes to the renderer process.
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File Caching for faster boot: The FSAL additionally includes a sharded file cache which approximately halves the boot time. Furthermore, this enables the app to be much more resource-friendly for your storage, as the number of file accesses is reduced heavily -- at most, one hundred files will be opened during boot, instead of up to 10,000 or more, depending on the amount of open files you had.
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Improved remote change detection: As a result of the descriptor-system and improved central state management, detecting and managing state changes induced remotely much easier. The whole logic of the watchdog has been cut down to its essential parts to make its business logic more manageable.
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Improved debugging: Also as a result of implementing the new FSAL core as a self-contained EventEmitter module, it's much easier to locate logical errors, as due to improved state management missing state updates in the graphical user interface most likely emanate from exactly there, and not the FSAL. This has already helped identify several very small and almost unnoticeable bugs that did not update the renderer's state as wanted.
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Improvements to image dragging and dropping from the attachment sidebar.
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Switched the string variable replacer from vanilla JavaScript to moment.js, which simplified the function considerably.
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The export module is now really a module.
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Switched to cTime internally as the representation for modification time, because it'll capture more changes than mTime.
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Updated insecure dependencies.
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.git-directories are now ignored.
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Applying the CSS line classes for Markdown headings should now be less computationally intensive.
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Switched to Gulp for LESS compilation (thanks to @tobiasdiez for implementing).
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The command autoloader now logs potential errors during command loading.
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You can now pass a temporary configuration file to Zettlr, e.g. for testing purposes. Simply start Zettlr from the command line and pass --config /your/config/file.json. It can also only be a stub (e.g. only containing certain selected configuration parameters), as Zettlr will set all missing properties to their respective defaults. If the path is relative, Zettlr will attempt to find the file either at the repository root, if app.isPackaged is false, or at the current executable's directory.
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Added a test command for GUI testing. It creates a small directory structure so that you can test the GUI without having to sacrifice your files or your mental health for that issue. Run yarn test-gui to run Zettlr in that test environment, and do to the files whatever you want!
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The targets class is now a service provider.
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Fixed the flattenDirectoryTree utility function. I have no idea why it worked for eleven months, but when it started throwing errors on the FSAL I realized it did a lot of things but it should've never worked. JavaScript is magic. Update: Found a newer and more optimized utility function, objectToArray, so I'm trashing it for good.
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The Pandoc-command is now logged in its resolved state immediately before actually being run.
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Windows installers are finally signed.
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Switched back to the package.json configuration for electron-builder, because, well, Electron.
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Fix a lot of unused and weirdly coded code.
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Added a flag to determine if the Zettlr version has changed, indicating an update (or downgrade). Based on this, the FSAL will clear its cache on boot.
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Added command-line flag --clear-cache to programmatically clear the FSAL cache on startup.
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Moved the forceOpen-functionality to a command.
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Refactored the autocompletion logic and moved it out into its own designated class to reduce the size of the ZettlrEditor class.
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Refactored the logic for building the bibliography in an attempt to further reduce the size of the ZettlrEditor class.
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Include the codemirror.css into the geometry styles so we have one less dependency to include on startup.
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Switched to Electron 9.0.0.
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Set the standalone flag for Pandoc on all non-special exports.
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Image rendering now also supports base64-encoded inline images.
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Improvements to the detection of tags, internal links and footnotes. The algorithm is now more efficient and stable in various situations.
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{
})
it('rewrites relative link hrefs', () => {
- const app = apps.find(app => app.slug === 'google-play-music-desktop-player')
+ const app = apps.find(
+ (app) => app.slug === 'google-play-music-desktop-player'
+ )
const local = 'href="docs/PlaybackAPI.md"'
- const remote = 'href="/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/blob/master/docs/PlaybackAPI.md"'
+ const remote =
+ 'href="/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/blob/master/docs/PlaybackAPI.md"'
expect(app.readmeOriginal).to.include(local)
expect(app.readmeOriginal).to.not.include(remote)
@@ -151,10 +177,12 @@ describe('machine-generated category data (exported by the module)', () => {
})
it('sets a `slug` string on every category', () => {
- expect(categories.every(category => category.slug.length > 0)).to.equal(true)
+ expect(categories.every((category) => category.slug.length > 0)).to.equal(
+ true
+ )
})
it('sets a `count` number on every category', () => {
- expect(categories.every(category => category.count > 0)).to.equal(true)
+ expect(categories.every((category) => category.count > 0)).to.equal(true)
})
})
diff --git a/wizard.js b/wizard.js
index 5546aca9fcc..c5c664b4ad4 100644
--- a/wizard.js
+++ b/wizard.js
@@ -6,63 +6,72 @@ const fs = require('fs')
const slugify = require('slugg')
const mkdirp = require('mkdirp')
const cleanDeep = require('clean-deep')
-const yaml = require('yamljs')
+const yaml = require('yaml')
const existingSlugs = fs.readdirSync(path.join(__dirname, 'apps'))
-const questions = [{
- type: 'input',
- name: 'name',
- message: 'What is the name of the app?',
- validate: function (value) {
- if (!value) return 'Please enter a name'
- const slug = slugify(value)
- if (existingSlugs.includes(slug)) return `There is already an app directory named '${slug}'.`
- return true
- }
-}, {
- type: 'input',
- name: 'description',
- message: 'Short description',
- validate: function (value) {
- if (!value) return 'Please enter a description'
- if (value.length > 100) return `Too long! Try shortening: ${value}`
- return true
- }
-}, {
- type: 'input',
- name: 'website',
- message: 'Website (can be repository URL if app has no website)',
- validate: function (value) {
- if (!isUrl(value)) return 'Please enter a fully-qualified URL'
- return true
- }
-}, {
- type: 'list',
- name: 'category',
- message: 'App category',
- choices: categories,
- validate: function (value) {
- if (!value) return 'Please select a category'
- }
-}, {
- type: 'input',
- name: 'repository',
- message: 'Repository (optional)'
-}, {
- type: 'input',
- name: 'keywords',
- message: 'Keywords (optional, comma-delimited)',
- filter: function (value) {
- return value.split(',').map(keyword => keyword.trim())
- }
-}, {
- type: 'input',
- name: 'license',
- message: 'License (optional)'
-}
+const questions = [
+ {
+ type: 'input',
+ name: 'name',
+ message: 'What is the name of the app?',
+ validate: function (value) {
+ if (!value) return 'Please enter a name'
+ const slug = slugify(value)
+ if (existingSlugs.includes(slug))
+ return `There is already an app directory named '${slug}'.`
+ return true
+ },
+ },
+ {
+ type: 'input',
+ name: 'description',
+ message: 'Short description',
+ validate: function (value) {
+ if (!value) return 'Please enter a description'
+ if (value.length > 100) return `Too long! Try shortening: ${value}`
+ return true
+ },
+ },
+ {
+ type: 'input',
+ name: 'website',
+ message: 'Website (can be repository URL if app has no website)',
+ validate: function (value) {
+ if (!isUrl(value)) return 'Please enter a fully-qualified URL'
+ return true
+ },
+ },
+ {
+ type: 'list',
+ name: 'category',
+ message: 'App category',
+ choices: categories,
+ validate: function (value) {
+ if (!value) return 'Please select a category'
+ },
+ },
+ {
+ type: 'input',
+ name: 'repository',
+ message: 'Repository (optional)',
+ },
+ {
+ type: 'input',
+ name: 'keywords',
+ message: 'Keywords (optional, comma-delimited)',
+ filter: function (value) {
+ return value.split(',').map((keyword) => keyword.trim())
+ },
+ },
+ {
+ type: 'input',
+ name: 'license',
+ message: 'License (optional)',
+ },
]
-inquirer.prompt(questions)
+inquirer
+ .prompt(questions)
.then(function (answers) {
const app = cleanDeep(answers)
const slug = slugify(app.name)
@@ -74,9 +83,11 @@ inquirer.prompt(questions)
console.log()
console.log(`Yay! Created ${path.relative(process.cwd(), yamlPath)}`)
console.log(`Now you just need to add an icon named ${slug}-icon.png\n`)
- console.log(`Once you're done, run \`npm test\` to verify. Then open your pull request!`)
+ console.log(
+ `Once you're done, run \`npm test\` to verify. Then open your pull request!`
+ )
console.log()
})
- .catch(error => {
+ .catch((error) => {
console.error(error)
})