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@alert 3rd party devRant clients need to be
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@AlgoRythm can you give me a link may be?
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@alert Soon enough
Probably Sunday I will have a lot of work done and I'll send out an alpha or something. -
@AlgoRythm ok :)
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I don't pretend to know much about this, but in case this helps with the emoji width problem and you haven't found something equivalent yet:
https://github.com/jquast/wcwidth -
@Conrad I have used wcwidth in c before and was hoping for something in python but honestly, it's too much trouble. I'm just gonna leave it for now and eventually assume any emoji is 2-width. Because if your term doesn't support variable width cells, then emojis will do the opposite and make the box too small.
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@theabbie yes
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@AlgoRythm You needed stars too, post the GH link then, I saw it already though
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@theabbie I will when I publicize the Alpha this weekend at the earliest
hope this isnt a repeat. have a great weekend guys!!!!!
Reality
Here is a preview of my Python devRant client
The client supports both CLI and GUI modes.
This is the CLI mode using the rant command.
CLI mode currently supports dynamic importing of custom commands (and creating your own command is documented already too).
If you do not like my rant command? Download or make another one.
Also, the command execution, import, and registration process all send events to the application object. This is in preparation for allowing mods!
Unfortunately, emojis are technically 2-width, so they totally fuck up the box I draw around the rant. Lots of work to do, but I was pleased with my first visual payoff today.
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