Devlog 4: Final touches to the software (fr this time)

First of all, here’s the GitHub repository for you to check out.

I’m finally happy with the code, and now I’m going to move to the CAD design. It’s been a while since I posted a devlog because I wanted to have it almost finished before doing so.

Since I’m doing a speedrun and want to finish this as soon as possible (there are some interesting new projects coming up 👀), I’m going to give a quick recap:

• Now the interface automatically detects if it’s in DEMO mode by checking whether you’re on the GitHub link or if the URL includes ?demo.

• The physical version is fully operational, and I’m already testing it in real-world scenarios (it’s not ready to show off yet).

• It now detects your browser’s language and adjusts automatically (it’s only in English and Spanish, and, ngl ,it’s done with AI) and you can configure the lenguage in the code.

• Fixed some minor bugs and improved the overall experience.

• There’s now a functional GitHub page (I think) with a README in progress.

• Another important point is that there were no security measures. Now it detects sensor failures, thermal runaways, as well as hardcoded blocks and unusual backend traffic. Both the web version and the offline version detect these issues. These are basic measures, but they’re quite necessary.

• I’ve done some testing with cat litter, and it has potential.

I still have to finish the README and all the parts, but I’m getting closer and closer to shipping it.
For the next devlog, I’ll show a physical test of how it works.

P.S.: I hope you like DesicCat (it’s a mix of “desiccant” and “cat”, in case you didn’t get it ), and I PROMISE you that the images aren’t AI-generated, I actually made them myself, but I lowkey suck at graphical design.