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Farof avatar Farof commented on July 22, 2024

Should the reference stay in this project and in what form: files, wiki or both? Or make a dedicated project?

Would be nice to team up with people working in other languages if possible.

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jnovack avatar jnovack commented on July 22, 2024

Because Javascript is interpreted, I'm not opposed to make node-gyp modules (using c) for these, especially the mpq functions. Most of the time wasted in extracting the data is there.

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Farof avatar Farof commented on July 22, 2024

Current work visible on the feature-automation branch.

It's a work in progress, currently porting from a local clone of the heroprotocol repository, but I want for the script to do it's own clone/pull.

The porting script reads the Python lines and transforms them into Javascript object representation of the data structure and events, thus paving the way for the automatically generated reference.

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jnovack avatar jnovack commented on July 22, 2024

Considering the feature-automation branch, a conundrum has occurred. Should the porting script and the distributables be in the same repo?

The following two questions are not mutually exclusive:

  • Should the porting script be in this repo or a heroprotocoljs-build repo?
  • Should the distributables be in a repo at all, or just always built (e.g. in a dist/ folder to copy into higher-level application; or, automatic github uploader to personal repo; or, automatic npm uploader to personal namespace)

Two cases:

  • Is this repo trying to maintain as close a port as possible? If so, perhaps the -build repo automatically generates this repo.
  • Someone wants to create a fork of this project to change the template, a fork of the -build repo would let them do so. Example: I have a minimally-working fork using storm-replay rather than mpyqjs. If there was a -build repo, I could use it's script to grab the Blizzard/heroprotocol repo and update the templates.

Food for thought...

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