@barfpile

Camilla - Camilla is a one websocket based almost IRC like chat program. It’s going to have easy plugin development, and be fun an easy to use!

Made pages dynamically load, and added more stuff! Plus, I have my own domain! https://barfpile.dev/

Display of Monitor - This project is meant to implement simple python scripts that rely on some visual display into Minecraft servers with relative ease. It uses RCON commands and schematics, but I can make it use just RCON commands. The next steps for this project are going to involve a falling sand simulation, as well as a game of Tetris. Here’s a demo of me playing doom on the screen with color. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLrjuC6-rEA

Image tag added and site made with it!

Basic Site Layout - I’ve wanted to have my own site for quite a long time now so I figured, eh I’m gonna make an alternative to HTML, time to bite the bullet!

Tags - Just about every major tag has been added, CSS and inline HTML support has been guaranteed, so now it’s easier than ever to make your own websites! (Also I’m probably going to end up using this to literally make my own website, maybe submitting it for the one mission? Hmmmm?) [Picture taken on a page programmed for Saltweb.]

Saltweb - Saltweb is a simple, easy to learn easier to understand alternative to .html. Defined with [tag]{content}, while it isn’t as flexible as html, it still supports writing html in, and is meant to be used to easily create wikipedia pages, personal sites, and portfolios.

Wrapping up here adding message editing, worked on polls but I don’t think I’m going to implement them. Once this is done I may basically be done with this project. :O

Working! - It finally works. Tracks a repo, dms you with any updates.

Github Tracking - Hey! Currently this project allows users to track a github repo, and get a DM whenever it updates! At least… It’s supposed to. Currently its not on a timer as I’m running into a small bug where my logic isn’t right so it always thinks the latest update is new.

Capabilities, Slash Commands, and Polls - Capabilities are sent from server to client and vice versa to determine what the client can and can’t do. Examples include: creating polls, uploading emojis, creating threads, server-side embeds, etc. Slash commands are like Discord’s in which predefined commands are created and displayer in a gui, and called with /command name. They’re not fully implemented yet but will allow banning, kicking, timing out, and anything else you define. Polls are… Well they’re polls. Not yet implemented fully, as they aren’t even on the main server, polls let you create infinite options, set how long the poll exists for, and vote on it in real time.

Emojis and more. This project is now, with all emojis but no message history, 50 KB while maintaining near full feature completeness to the original.

(note that combined the emojis make up about 20/50kb

Emojis are implemented!

Emojis. I’ve been implementing emojis.

i finished it. i forgot devlogs… its a decentralized chat server running on an esp32