xouzouris wrote:

Ok, guys, here's a list of some basic things we need to complete:

1. Server code (I will deal with it)

2.Text engine

3. Website editor

ForzaHorizon786 wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Ok, guys, here's a list of some basic things we need to complete:

1. Server code (I will deal with it)

2.Text engine

3. Website editor

I might be able to make a text engine

xouzouris wrote:

Ok, guys, here's a list of some basic things we need to complete:

1. Server code (I will deal with it)

2.Text engine (ForzaHorizon786)

3. Website editor (Ancoder)

# Neccassary downloads, imports, and connections
import os
from replit import db
os.system(“python -m pip install scratch2py && pip install –force-reinstall websocket-client”)

from scratch2py import Scratch2Py

password = os.environ('password') # Wont work for you unless you have an enviroment variable. also replace ( ) with square brackets.
s2py = Scratch2Py('xMysticalLegend', password)
cloudproject = s2py.scratchConnect('607177132')
# All websites
db(“test.fl”) = “test successful” # replace ( ) with square brackets

# Search engine code

while True:
print(“Started”)
search = str(cloudproject.readCloudVar('s'))
try:
search = str(s2py.decode(search))
except ValueError:
print(“Encoding failed. Starting again.”)
continue
print(search)
try:
result = db(search) #replace ( ) with square brackets
except:
cloudproject.setCloudVar('status', ‘1’)
print(“Search is not valid. Going back to top”)
continue
print(“Search is valid. Encoding result”)
eResult = s2py.encode(result)
print(“Result encoded.”)
cloudproject.setCloudVar(“r”, eResult)
print(“Result sent.”)


some variables aren't 100% neccassary, just added them to keep stuff organized.
i added prints to let my self know what “stage” it's in.
i shall now become inactive active again. also why can't i escape the quote

xMysticalCoder wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Ok, guys, here's a list of some basic things we need to complete:

1. Server code (I will deal with it)

2.Text engine (ForzaHorizon786)

3. Website editor (Ancoder)

here is the old server code with some changes. it'll be easier to change this code to make it match with the format than rewriting the whole thin

# Neccassary downloads, imports, and connections
import os
from replit import db
os.system(“python -m pip install scratch2py && pip install –force-reinstall websocket-client”)

from scratch2py import Scratch2Py

password = os.environ('password') # Wont work for you unless you have an enviroment variable. also replace ( ) with square brackets.
s2py = Scratch2Py('xMysticalLegend', password)
cloudproject = s2py.scratchConnect('607177132')
# All websites
db(“test.fl”) = “test successful” # replace ( ) with square brackets

# Search engine code

while True:
print(“Started”)
search = str(cloudproject.readCloudVar('s'))
try:
search = str(s2py.decode(search))
except ValueError:
print(“Encoding failed. Starting again.”)
continue
print(search)
try:
result = db(search) #replace ( ) with square brackets
except:
cloudproject.setCloudVar('status', ‘1’)
print(“Search is not valid. Going back to top”)
continue
print(“Search is valid. Encoding result”)
eResult = s2py.encode(result)
print(“Result encoded.”)
cloudproject.setCloudVar(“r”, eResult)
print(“Result sent.”)


some variables aren't 100% neccassary, just added them to keep stuff organized.
i added prints to let my self know what “stage” it's in.
i shall now become inactive active again. also why can't i escape the quote

Thank you so much!

xouzouris wrote:

xMysticalCoder wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Ok, guys, here's a list of some basic things we need to complete:

1. Server code (I will deal with it)

2.Text engine (ForzaHorizon786)

3. Website editor (Ancoder)

here is the old server code with some changes. it'll be easier to change this code to make it match with the format than rewriting the whole thin

# Neccassary downloads, imports, and connections
import os
from replit import db
os.system(“python -m pip install scratch2py && pip install –force-reinstall websocket-client”)

from scratch2py import Scratch2Py

password = os.environ('password') # Wont work for you unless you have an enviroment variable. also replace ( ) with square brackets.
s2py = Scratch2Py('xMysticalLegend', password)
cloudproject = s2py.scratchConnect('607177132')
# All websites
db(“test.fl”) = “test successful” # replace ( ) with square brackets

# Search engine code

while True:
print(“Started”)
search = str(cloudproject.readCloudVar('s'))
try:
search = str(s2py.decode(search))
except ValueError:
print(“Encoding failed. Starting again.”)
continue
print(search)
try:
result = db(search) #replace ( ) with square brackets
except:
cloudproject.setCloudVar('status', ‘1’)
print(“Search is not valid. Going back to top”)
continue
print(“Search is valid. Encoding result”)
eResult = s2py.encode(result)
print(“Result encoded.”)
cloudproject.setCloudVar(“r”, eResult)
print(“Result sent.”)


some variables aren't 100% neccassary, just added them to keep stuff organized.
i added prints to let my self know what “stage” it's in.
i shall now become inactive active again. also why can't i escape the quote

Thank you so much!

Ancoder wrote:

Um can't' website uploading use commenting so it doesn't need a filter

xMysticalCoder wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

Um can't' website uploading use commenting so it doesn't need a filter

Here is my opinion on this:

Why I agree:
As he already said, comments are moderated, so we wouldn't have to bother looking through website requests and seeing if they should be moderated or not.

Why I disagree:
Think about from the user's perspective. Would you rather work on a clean website editor, or bunch it up in comments.

If we want to finish the project first, then add updates, then we should go with commenting for now, but if there is no rush, we should make a website editor. It will take longer, but make the user experience a lot better.

Ancoder wrote:

xMysticalCoder wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

Um can't' website uploading use commenting so it doesn't need a filter

Here is my opinion on this:

Why I agree:
As he already said, comments are moderated, so we wouldn't have to bother looking through website requests and seeing if they should be moderated or not.

Why I disagree:
Think about from the user's perspective. Would you rather work on a clean website editor, or bunch it up in comments.

If we want to finish the project first, then add updates, then we should go with commenting for now, but if there is no rush, we should make a website editor. It will take longer, but make the user experience a lot better.

I mean like if cloud vars can only store 256 chars (if using to upload websites to moderation). The editor give code to the user to paste code in the comments, then the server will pick up the comment to see if the website already exists if not create a new one else if username is original creator then update website content. The scratch comment moderation system will make sure the site is appropriate.

xMysticalCoder wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

xMysticalCoder wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

Um can't' website uploading use commenting so it doesn't need a filter

Here is my opinion on this:

Why I agree:
As he already said, comments are moderated, so we wouldn't have to bother looking through website requests and seeing if they should be moderated or not.

Why I disagree:
Think about from the user's perspective. Would you rather work on a clean website editor, or bunch it up in comments.

If we want to finish the project first, then add updates, then we should go with commenting for now, but if there is no rush, we should make a website editor. It will take longer, but make the user experience a lot better.

I mean like if cloud vars can only store 256 chars (if using to upload websites to moderation). The editor give code to the user to paste code in the comments, then the server will pick up the comment to see if the website already exists if not create a new one else if username is original creator then update website content. The scratch comment moderation system will make sure the site is appropriate.

i dont understand. is this what you mean:

1. User creates website
2. Editor gives code (encoded version of website)
3. User pastes code in comments
4. Bot decodes code
5. Bot pastes decoded version in comments
6. Wait for like 10 sec for comment to go through and get moderated
7. Bot checks if comment has been moderated or not
8. If comment is still there, check for plagarism
9. If not plagiarised, add website
10. If plagiarised, dont add website
11. If comment isnt there, don't add website

Ancoder wrote:

Is this website editor good?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/607934715/

xouzouris wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

Is this website editor good?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/607934715/

Well, it isn't that bad, but if you could fix the glitches it would be very good.

Ancoder wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

Is this website editor good?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/607934715/

Well, it isn't that bad, but if you could fix the glitches it would be very good.

Ok

101Corp wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

xouzouris wrote:

Ancoder wrote:

Is this website editor good?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/607934715/

Well, it isn't that bad, but if you could fix the glitches it would be very good.

Ok

It’s good if you don’t count the fact it runs at 0.5fps

Ji1mmyB wrote:

Username: Ji1mmyB
Position: Head Coder(not entirely sure what the difference is between coder and head coder, so I chose head coder)
Why I should choose you: I think I could be a good choice because I have done a lot of testing with the cloud and have quite a bit of experience. If you click on my profile you can see some things that I've done and hopefully get the jist. It would also be good because this is something I actually want to do. Which means I will actually work and try to get stuff done. Another thing to think about, is that I will try to follow exactly whatever the person(s) in charge wants.
Why I should trust you: In theory you can't fully trust anyone because we all know that everyone makes mistakes. But I would trust me, I don't plan on doing anything bad. Also I really don't have anything planned on scratch. All I've really been doing is testing and none of those projects are planned to be shared. So, this would give me something to do, and hopefully that makes me more trustworthy.

xMysticalCoder wrote:

Ji1mmyB wrote:

Username: Ji1mmyB
Position: Head Coder(not entirely sure what the difference is between coder and head coder, so I chose head coder)
Why I should choose you: I think I could be a good choice because I have done a lot of testing with the cloud and have quite a bit of experience. If you click on my profile you can see some things that I've done and hopefully get the jist. It would also be good because this is something I actually want to do. Which means I will actually work and try to get stuff done. Another thing to think about, is that I will try to follow exactly whatever the person(s) in charge wants.
Why I should trust you: In theory you can't fully trust anyone because we all know that everyone makes mistakes. But I would trust me, I don't plan on doing anything bad. Also I really don't have anything planned on scratch. All I've really been doing is testing and none of those projects are planned to be shared. So, this would give me something to do, and hopefully that makes me more trustworthy.

I vote for this guy to join.

xMysticalCoder wrote:

Ji1mmyB wrote:

Username: Ji1mmyB
Position: Head Coder(not entirely sure what the difference is between coder and head coder, so I chose head coder)
Why I should choose you: I think I could be a good choice because I have done a lot of testing with the cloud and have quite a bit of experience. If you click on my profile you can see some things that I've done and hopefully get the jist. It would also be good because this is something I actually want to do. Which means I will actually work and try to get stuff done. Another thing to think about, is that I will try to follow exactly whatever the person(s) in charge wants.
Why I should trust you: In theory you can't fully trust anyone because we all know that everyone makes mistakes. But I would trust me, I don't plan on doing anything bad. Also I really don't have anything planned on scratch. All I've really been doing is testing and none of those projects are planned to be shared. So, this would give me something to do, and hopefully that makes me more trustworthy.

I vote for this guy to join.