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Posted 25 November 2015 - 01:09 AM
CCWiki
I saw that no one had made this, so I gave it a go. This program allows you to browse information for all of the items in ComputerCraft. Instead of switching windows to visit your browser, you can walk over to your computer in Minecraft and look here instead.
Features:
- Database updates automatically and instantly via Pastebin
- Search through all of the database entries
- View the index of all of the database entries
- Mouse scrolling to support entries of any length
To-Do's:
- Cleanup code
- React to screen size changes
- More complete database that can be modified on Github
- Support normal computers
- Work with Peripheral Manager
Screenies:
Spoiler
Home screen:
Search function:
Wiki article:
:
pastebin get tbkPYZWp ccwiki
Or
packman install ccwiki
SUGGESTIONS: If you would like me to add items from other Peripheral Addons, let me know in the comments.Edited on 11 August 2016 - 07:48 PM
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You will never find me, muhahahahahaha
Posted 25 November 2015 - 06:02 AM
Maybe you can take info from the real wiki. Parse the info and put it on the database.
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Wherever you want me to be
Posted 25 November 2015 - 10:48 AM
welp, Help++ has been beaten.
there goes the popularity of something i'm gonna make xD
anyway, good program.
149 posts
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The dark depths of the web
Posted 25 November 2015 - 02:08 PM
welp, Help++ has been beaten.
there goes the popularity of something i'm gonna make xD
anyway, good program.
Thanks! I appreciate the compliments! If you have any other articles I should add or existing articles that I should elaborate on, please let me know.
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The dark depths of the web
Posted 29 November 2015 - 01:50 PM
Maybe you can take info from the real wiki. Parse the info and put it on the database.
offtopic: There has to be a bug with the forums or the cookies on my computer. For me, the topic kept saying that there was 3 replies, but yours wasn't visible at all. Weird.
ontopic: That's an interesting idea. I could either parse it live in the browser, or I could put that information in the pre-existing database. Either way, I'll have to add scroll support first in order to allow any length of a page.
149 posts
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The dark depths of the web
Posted 29 November 2015 - 10:00 PM
1.1 release:
- Scrolling support has been added
- A couple of tweaks to increase speed and efficiency