Implemented the http package again, along with the json package. You can already see advantages of the new parser, with the long chained expressions as seen in the bottom of the screenshot. Also implemented objects/json again, and made the functions a little better. Like instead of json.stringify(obj) its obj.to_string()
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Implemented:
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Implemented:
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Implemented blocks, functions and returns. And made return error if its outside an block. Blocks will also be used for loops and if-statements
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Reimplemented math with the new parser
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Implemented more types and an functions system. Also added one internal function for print
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Because the parser for modu is kinda shit, i have begun the rewrite. Currently it can parse “let x = 1;” or any other int or identifier. But i also added really fancy error messages.
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absolute modu
This ship is for modu v1.1.0 - v1.3.0.
Contains a lot of improvements, bug fixes and some new packages
So i was originally just gonna implement some package improvements, but i found so much wrong in the language. I ended up:
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Implemented encoding and cryptography,
Encoding:
Cryptography:
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Implemented for loops, and infinite loops, along with break to stop infinite loops and to prematurely exit for loops.
Infinite loops are as easy as
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loop {
print("kaboom");
}
And for loops are as easy as
for n = 1...5 {
print(n);
}
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Updated to modu 1.0.0
Primarily added an http client, and way better ffi support.
Also did a bunch of bugfixing and standardizing some stuff
Just did a bunch of bug fixes and some QoL stuff (support numbers like 1_000_000, make syntax highlighting support \n \t etc, etc). Released Modu v1.0.0!!!
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yipeee
Overhauled FFI to be way better
Old:
import "ffi" as ffi;
ffi.call(path, "hello_world");
print(ffi.call(path, "one"));
print(ffi.call(path, "add", 5, 2));
print(ffi.call(path, "string"));
ffi.call(path, "print", "test");
New:
import "ffi" as ffi;
let lib = ffi.load(path);
lib.hello_world();
print(lib.one());
print(lib.add(2, 5));
print(lib.string());
lib.print("test");
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figma balls
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Add an built-in basic http client, i will add more functions to it soon
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Did some cleanup on the website, and did some minor design changes
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Set up a new instance of modu packages, and fixed the cli to use the new api.
Also cleaned up a lot of my wack code.
Released version v0.6.2
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I have decided to revive this old ass project! Started by fixing a couple of bugs, updating packages, and releasing that as v0.6.1
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MODUUUUUUUUUUUUU YESS CYTEON I NEED THIS THANK YOUUUUUU
Second ship! Implemented a lot of important stuff like sending chunks as you move, fixed chatting, updated to 1.21.11, and more!
Made an proper hompage, along with basic docs
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Implemented:
And:
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Added the ability to have multiple monitor types. And implemented (in addition to http(s) monitors): TCP, UDP and ping
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Make some small QoL fixes:
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Make a lot of stuff sync to reduce async overhead, cause my code had a lot of stuff that didnt need to be async. Also fixed registry order as that was unpredictable ending in chat getting messed up. Screenshot shows an example of change in one packet. Also includes some work on trying to optimize the server.
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Made some basic stuff work. Tho its still kinda broken cause the mc api keeps changing things up?? So it works on dev and not prod. But its not anything breaking, tho your ping might mess up packet order its fine just reconnect again
Implemented chatting. It was a pain cause the docs are kinda lacking so i just had to try some random values for the chat type field until it worked loll.
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peak project
Implemented the packet for sending player info updates, only implemented adding player, and making a player listed in the tablist. But easy to expand with just adding to the enum.
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this project is so cool!!!
Made a log module that works as a drop-in replacement for all the old logging code, but also saves the logs to the logs/ folder. Also implemented breaking and placing blocks, but placing blocks is currently using stone as an placeholder. Breaking and placing blocks also modifies the chunks on the server and are saved, and will persist if you restart the server.
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Awesome to see you make progress so quickly!
ty :D
Create a simple site as the demo with a video and instructions on how to connect.
Site is on the “site” branch
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For this devlog i did:
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how did you done this it hard
it was a pain so it was mostly trial and error
So this is sadly a huge devlog, but i spent so long debugging the data packets :(
This devlog adds the following
For the next devlog im going to make sending actual blocks and just not air, which shouldnt be too hard.
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Wow this is a really cool project !
Thanks :D
Added the initial setup for saving, along with implementing player saving
Also added some of the base for chunk/world stuff
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Upgrade packets to protocol 773 (1.21.10), and temporarily remove packet 0x44 (player_info_update).
Added sending server type to client, as shown in top right.
Also implemented sending the game event indicating client should start waiting to get chunk data
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absolute potatoima