2024-08-18, 11:38 PM
(2024-08-18, 06:37 PM)jennystreaming Wrote: Probably an unpopular opinon but I really hope you get a positive feedback on that, feel that devs have been kind of shot down lately and lots of suggestions are simply "not support, or not in the plans".
(2024-08-17, 09:39 PM)Oleg Kosarev Wrote:(2024-08-17, 07:02 PM)jennystreaming Wrote: Would you mind share it? looks cool, hopefully someone can find out how to "convert" it
In fact, the code was written quite quickly and is of low quality. This web application displays the current time, a weather report with dynamic background images, and updates data every hour. The code does not adhere to SOLID principles, and translations are stored directly in JavaScript. I can fully document and send an archive, but I'm concerned it may be perceived as bad code.
P.S. I have posted the code at Dynamic Nightlight SRC. If anyone needs it, feel free to take and use it. Please keep in mind that the quality of the code is not ideal. I would appreciate if you could avoid harsh criticism, and I might work on improving it in the future.
P.S. While I was out at the store, I had a thought: if plugins cannot make UI changes(2024-08-17, 08:59 PM)thornbill Wrote: Plugins cannot make UI changes., perhaps we could consider creating a Windows screensaver instead. With that in mind, I have a question for the developers: is it possible to somehow obtain the current playback state (play/pause/stop) and, if so, is it possible to retrieve the fanart of what is currently playing or paused through a token? This could allow us to partially implement my screensaver idea.
I think so too... yesterday I tried to transfer mine to c# for further conversion into a regular windows screensaver, but since I basically wrote console applications in c#, I don't have enough knowledge to do it correctly and just as beautifully... I'll think further about how to implement this...