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DJ Space
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 18 |
lvllvl.com is no more
Hey everyone. The day has eventually come. lvllvl.com site is no more. This has been expected since its author, James has passed away. This is an excellent tool. I used it a lot on my releases. It is available though at https://jaammees.itch.io/lvllvl but for how long? I am very concerned about this. I would like to ask if anyone has an offline software version of it. I know it is on GitHub but I don't know how to make an executable file out of this. Any help is appreciated. |
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Frantic
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1648 |
This is the problem with all those web-based apps in general. (I know this doesn't help you. Just a comment in general.) |
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zscs
Registered: Sep 2010
Posts: 49 |
Quote: Hey everyone. The day has eventually come. lvllvl.com site is no more. This has been expected since its author, James has passed away. This is an excellent tool. I used it a lot on my releases. It is available though at https://jaammees.itch.io/lvllvl but for how long? I am very concerned about this. I would like to ask if anyone has an offline software version of it. I know it is on GitHub but I don't know how to make an executable file out of this. Any help is appreciated.
Really great tools, sad to see these may disappear overtime. :(
Using Archive.org works fine though and (hopefully) will be available for years:
https://web.archive.org/web/20240930153549/https://www.lvllvl.c..
The online C64 emulator is also super cool: https://web.archive.org/web/20240930153434/https://lvllvl.com/c.. |
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DJ Space
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 18 |
The lvllvl.com is online again. But for how long. I would like to use it without depending on internet and servers. There is a way to make this https://github.com/jaammees/lvllvl executable and without internet worries. But how? |
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386 |
Looks like you need a webserver with php to "build" it. Which is super weird, since the resulting application is all javascript and runs locally in the browser.
Someone with a bit of experience with those things can probably beat it into shape so it doesn't require this "build" step. |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 954 |
You can download it from Github and upload the dist folder somewhere. Works fine it seems.
https://sinapism.net/lvllvl/ |
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DJ Space
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 18 |
ChatGPZ that's right! That's what I am looking for. A way
"build" it to run offline. Hein, didn't know that. Thank you! At least it can be uploaded on another site. But still have to rely on the internet. Full offline conversion would be the best :) |
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Count Zero
Registered: Jan 2003
Posts: 1932 |
Local VM or Docker?
Maybe someone cares to prepare that for you :) |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 954 |
Quote: ChatGPZ that's right! That's what I am looking for. A way
"build" it to run offline. Hein, didn't know that. Thank you! At least it can be uploaded on another site. But still have to rely on the internet. Full offline conversion would be the best :)
You can run a (any) web server locally and place all dist files in there, works as well. Or what Count Zero said.
Oh, there are some files that are being fetched from Google, so I guess that's not really offline. :) |
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Count Zero
Registered: Jan 2003
Posts: 1932 |
Another question is - who registered lvllvl.com now and can paste the preferred cryptominer into the JS files? :)
Someone responsible raise his hand - taking over search engine hits? |
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Digger
Registered: Mar 2005
Posts: 437 |
Great tool, it has a ton of hidden features.
Should be possible to pack it into an app using https://www.electronjs.org/ |
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wbochar
Registered: May 2002
Posts: 29 |
Digger: It's possible, but painful. Petmate is an electron/js application. If anyone wants help doing it.. drop me a line |
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Ray Manta
Registered: Jun 2014
Posts: 13 |
Quote: Hey everyone. The day has eventually come. lvllvl.com site is no more. This has been expected since its author, James has passed away. This is an excellent tool. I used it a lot on my releases. It is available though at https://jaammees.itch.io/lvllvl but for how long? I am very concerned about this. I would like to ask if anyone has an offline software version of it. I know it is on GitHub but I don't know how to make an executable file out of this. Any help is appreciated.
What do you mean "no more" - we just forgot to pay the hosting bill :)
James as we all know passed away earlier this year - all of his projects and associated servers require a hefty monthly hosting bill .. and the big question is who is going to pay that looking forwards to the future.
His C64 NFT projects I think have a lot of back end ..
https://nopsta.com/oraand/ |
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Ray Manta
Registered: Jun 2014
Posts: 13 |
Quote: Another question is - who registered lvllvl.com now and can paste the preferred cryptominer into the JS files? :)
Someone responsible raise his hand - taking over search engine hits?
James registered it - the coder and creator, and he passed away as mentioned. |
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DJ Space
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 18 |
Quote: James registered it - the coder and creator, and he passed away as mentioned.
Exactly. I have read somewhere months ago that now that James passed away, the lvllvl site will eventually be down some day. The day I make the post the site was down so I thought this day came. But fortunately the site is up and running again. But besides that I think it would be great for anyone using this tool to be able to use it offline without worrying about the internet. At least for me this is an excellent tool. I love it :) If at least you can use it by loading it locally to a browser as mentioned that would be great too. Haven't tried it yet. |
