Releases: AntsyBoi/Time-n-Date
v3.0.0 Moving away from p5.js
Goodbye
I decided to remove my dependencies for p5 as I don't like having that many repositories for my repository for reasons I don't know and I also wanted to do it to improve loading times (according to cloudflare loading times went from 1.1 seconds to 0.6).
I left a note in the timendate.js file if anyone wants to read it.
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What's Changed
Full Changelog: 2.2.0...3.0.0
2.2.0 Changes and fixes
I know the last commit was titled wrong but it's whatever.
- Fixed the day and month and made then display the right month or day
- Removed the zero before the hour as it felt unnecessary and awkward
Anyways, next commit is commit 100
2.1.0 Tweaks and some fixes
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Swapped how the clock gets it's time from p5's default time function to JS's built in function for getting the time
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Removed the 0's before the numbers in the date as it felt unnecessary and weird
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Fixed the server not actually not using HTTPS when httpsMode is set to false.
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Changed how the server changes ports for httpsMode
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Removed unnecessary blank comment on the server
2.0.0 Improved as a whole
I feel this is a far enough separation from electron that this justifies a new release
- Default port: 443 (Unless httpsMode is false then its 80)
- Added optional HTTPS support toggleable via the httpsMode variable
- Updated README.md with instructions on how to use.
Full Changelog: 1.3.1...2.0.0
1.3.1 Forgot something
I forgot to add the npm start
command
- npm start
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1.3.0 Moving away from electron
1.3.0
Electron made the project hard to maintain so I just removed it cause why not + changed some formatting.
- Removed electron
- Added webserver
- Improved the placement system of objects on screen
v1.2.1 Release
Changes
- Fixed bug when displaying time
v1.2.0 Release
Whats new?
- Updated dependencies
- Removed the need to refresh before sizing would change
Sorry!
Sorry for the long delay in releases / commits, I have been busy with school and I also lost motivation for awhile but now I actually decided to work on this again. I don't know how much longer till next release or even commit but thanks for staying with me on this ride.
(Sorry for no Linux release yet I still know barely anything about Electron / NodeJS so once I figure it out I'll add it in the next release)
1.1.2
This is my first release on Github.
Why did I do this?
I decided to open-source the project (well its always been open source but I think publishing it on here is a whole other level) because I like open source and free things, I think that any should have the right to modify, tweak, and mess with whatever they want in a program (I also like free stuff).
What's included?
The source code (source 1.1.2.zip), portable zip file (time-n-date-win32-x64.portable.zip), and the installer (time-n-date-1.1.2.Setup.exe). The setup and portable versions are for Windows only, sorry! I wanted to compile for Linux as well but I couldn't figure out how and searching for the answer didn't help either.