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What's the github repo I'd like to do some grammar correction.

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

What's the github repo I'd like to do some grammar correction.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/VisualizeSearch/VisualizeSearch.github.io

this looks pretty cool

scratchusername40 wrote:

this looks pretty cool

Thank you!

Also since we’re using chiroyce’s cors proxy thing now you can search up studios and get results faster

It's not working for me. The data just won't load when I put in the studio id.

ajsya wrote:

It's not working for me. The data just won't load when I put in the studio id.

Probably because chiroyce’s cors proxy is down.

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Now visualise has a glasmorphic design!

Background blur does not work on Firefox but it still looks great!

You could host your own cors proxy, or even better, your own API on replit. Then if Chiroyce doesn't manage the CORS proxy, or if something else happens like if it goes offline, then you can.

god286 wrote:

You could host your own cors proxy, or even better, your own API on replit. Then if Chiroyce doesn't manage the CORS proxy, or if something else happens like if it goes offline, then you can.

No

Rebel

PoIygon wrote:

(#11)

god286 wrote:

You could host your own cors proxy, or even better, your own API on replit. Then if Chiroyce doesn't manage the CORS proxy, or if something else happens like if it goes offline, then you can.

No

literally all you have to do is press the fork button then the run button then use epic pinger to make it not shut down

scratchusername40 wrote:

literally all you have to do is press the fork button then the run button then use epic pinger to make it not shut down

What I've done is I ping my Fork with curl via a Github Workflow that runs every 10 minutes.
It seems to be a viable option to keep repls up too ^^

LegoManiac04 wrote:

scratchusername40 wrote:

literally all you have to do is press the fork button then the run button then use epic pinger to make it not shut down

What I've done is I ping my Fork with curl via a Github Workflow that runs every 10 minutes.
It seems to be a viable option to keep repls up too ^^

How did you do that? Which curl command did you use? How many minutes of private Actions time did you use up so far?

kccuber wrote:

LegoManiac04 wrote:

scratchusername40 wrote:

literally all you have to do is press the fork button then the run button then use epic pinger to make it not shut down

What I've done is I ping my Fork with curl via a Github Workflow that runs every 10 minutes.
It seems to be a viable option to keep repls up too ^^

How did you do that? Which curl command did you use? How many minutes of private Actions time did you use up so far?

Here, it's public, so I don't have to deal with that issue :P
I had it randomly failing twice or so, hence why I addes the –retry thing, though I'm unsure if it makes a difference since it's been fine ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Replits go to sleep I believe 30 minutes after their last request, so by curl-ing it you are “requesting” it, therefore it stays awake. Since scheduled Github Workflows can be quite off/delayed on timing, I wouldn't set it to go any more than every 15 minutes.
Depending how busy the Actions servers are, it may be super delayed and therefore not keep it awake, though so far that's happened only a bit this evening.

Sadly its still not a searcher as you cannot type in abstract numbers/text randomly and get the wanted result

scratchusername40 wrote:

(#13)

PoIygon wrote:

(#11)

god286 wrote:

You could host your own cors proxy, or even better, your own API on replit. Then if Chiroyce doesn't manage the CORS proxy, or if something else happens like if it goes offline, then you can.

No

literally all you have to do is press the fork button then the run button then use epic pinger to make it not shut down

epic pinger, oh god its still alive oh god

after i finish forge-example-mod ill try to update epic-pinger anyways

9gr wrote:

epic pinger, oh god its still alive oh god

after i finish forge-example-mod ill try to update epic-pinger anyways

lol i actually use it for most of my repls, thanks for making that. its crazy how its still up after all these months! XD