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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Nicholas Nguyen
Thomas Rogers
Are there any libraries or frameworks out there can get updates to any /dpt/ thread? I was looking at the public API but I was wondering if there are any projects out there that do the job better.
Ryder Barnes
Just any project so I can learn first hand. I was thinking of setting up the environment and just creating different functions and seeing how to test them properly so I can learn. Language I was wanting to use was Python.
Once I understood that I was gonna try Unity, React, Node with C# and JS
Austin Lee
Who the fuck aborted my gf?!?!
Leo Roberts
Is an HTTP API not enough? what do you want from it?
Levi Myers
was meant to reply to
my bad
Ian Morris
that one looks dope as well, will give it a chance. thank you! hopefully it doesn't need to be compiled because I don't know how to do this yet
but that one only accepts open source stuff, doesn't it? I don't know what that entails or how far it goes honestly, but I it is the only reason for why I'm not considering it for now
Jordan Russell
Getting updates isn't really possible (you just have to update the page and ignore everything you already have). The json response kind of sucks (the text has html tags). I could just use it but I was hoping for something just a little bit better.
Luis Cruz
Oh you're right it is shit
Ayden Bailey
Couldn't pressure information be placed in the input event's "value" integer?
The values for EV_KEY are always 1 and 0, which is weird because bools should be UINT_MAX (-1) when true. You could report digital buttons as 0xFFFFFFFF and 0x0 for true and false, and report the axis as a number in that range. It's still either true or false if you test if (value);