Software Developer/Designer. Eclipse guy. @ZenithDevs @TryEclipse
New York, USA
Joined October 2012
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Release: `@magnetardev/archive` 🎉
A port of libarchive to WebAssembly, with a simple JS wrapper.
Supports both reading and writing archives, in both Node and the browser. Install via npm.
github.com/magnetardev/archi…
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Release v2.2.5 🎉
This is a pretty big quality of life update, fixing a lot of non-emulation-core issues people have been having, including things like staying logged into Google Drive, control responsiveness, & much more!
Full changelog can be found at eclipseemu.me/updates/
Could some people test out these audio rendering sources? Preferably on iOS, but all browsers/devices are appreciated. I want to make sure audio is solid for Eclipse v3. Lmk if there's any bad stuttering on any of them.
gh.magnetar.dev/web-audio-te…
Since many people are moving to Mastodon, I decided to start using the account I made ages ago. All my tweets will get reposted to it, and posts made over there will get reposted here so that you won't miss anything.
mstdn.social/@magnetar
Spent sometime rewriting Kennel for Parcility v2. Is more up-to-date with the current Sileo implementation of native depictions and has *much* cleaner code.
You can install it now with: npm i @parcility/kennel
npmjs.com/package/@parcility…
Writing normal JS feels so much nicer than writing TS.
The amount of times I’ve had to correct TS when it didn’t type something properly is absurd.
Maybe a future project will be a JS preprocessor/type checker without all the cruft of TS… (e.g. I could add WebIDL imports)
I needed a streamable hashing library for Eclipse and figured why not make my own MD5 lib? So I did! I still need to add more tests to it, but it seems to work fine.
crates.io/crates/md5-rs
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As for why I chose MD5 over another algorithm:
Google Drive returns the MD5 checksum for files in their API, meaning I can just use that, rather than managing both SHA-1 and MD5 like I had been doing this whole time. Which is great for saving off bytes in Gamesbuf (aka GamesDB)
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So for the past few months I've been working on a manga reading application called Aidoku.
If you've heard of Tachiyomi, it's essentially that for iOS. Complete with (WASM-based) external source support and fully open source.
aidoku.app/
