Friday Open Source Love
PhreaK
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Right, finally got access to GitHub at work so thought I'd spread a little bit of open source love.
First up is the Duet module util / framework I'm working on - jag-util. It is completely unlinked from the AMX libraries and has been designed to abstract away all buffering and communication guff so that that the modules which implement it only have to worry about protocol implementation and device specific interaction. It's still very much alpha but the base is there.
Secondly is the first batch of comms modules which show it in action. Check my GitHub profile for this list. They are all rather minimal (read: not a lot of functionality) at the moment but I'll be expanding their functionality as needed.
Everything is licensed under the MIT license so feel free to grab whatever you like and use it at will. If you find bugs it'd be awesome if you can submit them to the repository issue trackers - I'll be adding any I find internally there as well. Also, if you want to contribute just fork the repository, make your changes and shoot a pull request my way.
First up is the Duet module util / framework I'm working on - jag-util. It is completely unlinked from the AMX libraries and has been designed to abstract away all buffering and communication guff so that that the modules which implement it only have to worry about protocol implementation and device specific interaction. It's still very much alpha but the base is there.
Secondly is the first batch of comms modules which show it in action. Check my GitHub profile for this list. They are all rather minimal (read: not a lot of functionality) at the moment but I'll be expanding their functionality as needed.
Everything is licensed under the MIT license so feel free to grab whatever you like and use it at will. If you find bugs it'd be awesome if you can submit them to the repository issue trackers - I'll be adding any I find internally there as well. Also, if you want to contribute just fork the repository, make your changes and shoot a pull request my way.
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