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Hi,

I'm working in MiniSub as standalone app. Is very simply, a window that loads WebKit and load MiniSub inside.

There is any problem with this? Of course the code will be GPL"ed". I think that today I'll a very alpha version

Greetings!

Hi

Edited and Updated
Updated to use version 4.0 of MiniSub. As beta expect bugs!!!!

http://d.pr/f/UxHA -> Version 0.4 for Mac OS
http://db.tt/2ZjA4Dap -> Version 0.2 for Linux (thanks DJQuano!) Not updated yet

The source: https://github.com/ogarcia/Jamstash
Early page: http://jamstash.moire.org/

Note that this is a very early release. Is fully functional, but I have a lot of work to leave it fine...

The source is a TideSDK project (http://www.tidesdk.org/), if you have Windows or Linux you can donwload it, load in TideSDK and make the exe file. I promise make all versions, but in more advanced state.

All help or critics are welcome.

Greetings.

http://db.tt/8J3FIbK4 -> Linux version (Thanks to DJ-Quano).

http://d.pr/f/Lcbe -> Version 0.2 for MacOS

http://db.tt/2ZjA4Dap -> Version 0.2 for Linux (thanks DJQuano!)

you guys are amazing!

this is great at all, thanks!

sorry for doublepost, but i got an little issue. the "created" output seems to be broken. if using the chrome-app connecting the same server, the output is correct.


https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/414 ... inisub.png

klm46 wrote:sorry for doublepost, but i got an little issue. the "created" output seems to be broken. if using the chrome-app connecting the same server, the output is correct.

You talk about the NaN-NaN-NaN in created column? I checked the source and the bus is in the Minisub itself. I post a bug about this (https://github.com/tsquillario/MiniSub/issues/97).

Greetings.

Updated to use version 3.0 of MiniSub. As beta expect bugs!!!!

http://d.pr/f/rACy -> Version 0.3 for Mac OS

Interesting...how is this different than using Chrome and creating an "Application Shortcut"? Seems to be very similar.

tsquillario wrote:Interesting...how is this different than using Chrome and creating an "Application Shortcut"? Seems to be very similar.

Hi.

The only diference is that if you not use Chrome and you wish all Chrome features then you can use this standalone version. If you see i don't touch your code, only add some functions to work with TideSDK. In MacOS (for example) work fine because i can close the AppWindow and continue listen (with Chrome you can't do this).

Greetings

amhairghin wrote:

tsquillario wrote:Interesting...how is this different than using Chrome and creating an "Application Shortcut"? Seems to be very similar.

Hi.

The only diference is that if you not use Chrome and you wish all Chrome features then you can use this standalone version. If you see i don't touch your code, only add some functions to work with TideSDK. In MacOS (for example) work fine because i can close the AppWindow and continue listen (with Chrome you can't do this).

Greetings

Could you point the AppWindow to http://tsquillario.github.io/Jamstash?

I guess if your server is local then everything is self contained, makes sense for that case.

tsquillario wrote:Could you point the AppWindow to http://tsquillario.github.io/Jamstash?

I guess if your server is local then everything is self contained, makes sense for that case.

Sorry for taking time to answer, but too work this days...

I can point the AppWindow directly to github, but the idea is that you can use it offline with local server. On the other hand, I have to add some js lines in the index for local window support and configuration.

Talking about this. I have a proposal to you. In my app I store all config values in a config-file because the cookies are destroyed web the app closes. With this method I open the app, read the file, create a cookie and configure the app (because I cannot touch your code). How about if you make a separate store-backend.js to store data? You can implement a save_config() and load_config() functions (for example) and in store-backend make the save cookie. With this it's easy change it to save settings in a file, database, etc. And I can create a portable app to FirefoxOS

What do you say?

amhairghin wrote:

tsquillario wrote:Could you point the AppWindow to http://tsquillario.github.io/Jamstash?

I guess if your server is local then everything is self contained, makes sense for that case.

Sorry for taking time to answer, but too work this days...

I can point the AppWindow directly to github, but the idea is that you can use it offline with local server. On the other hand, I have to add some js lines in the index for local window support and configuration.

Talking about this. I have a proposal to you. In my app I store all config values in a config-file because the cookies are destroyed web the app closes. With this method I open the app, read the file, create a cookie and configure the app (because I cannot touch your code). How about if you make a separate store-backend.js to store data? You can implement a save_config() and load_config() functions (for example) and in store-backend make the save cookie. With this it's easy change it to save settings in a file, database, etc. And I can create a portable app to FirefoxOS

What do you say?

Right now defaults for settings are set from the global.js file https://github.com/tsquillario/Jamstash/blob/gh-pages/js/global.js, then overwritten if a value is set in a cookie.

Couldn't you just edit this file?

tsquillario wrote:Right now defaults for settings are set from the global.js file https://github.com/tsquillario/Jamstash/blob/gh-pages/js/global.js, then overwritten if a value is set in a cookie.

Couldn't you just edit this file?

Mmm, i think that i need modify https://github.com/tsquillario/Jamstash/blob/gh-pages/js/utils.js, concretely the getValue and setValue so use a store_in_file(tm) instead cookie