I've released the Item Browser's source code

Sheco · 2014-12-27T05:26:43.000Z

When I first started working on the item browser, I promised I would share the code after I cleaned it up.

It’s been now almost a year, the code still is not well commented (or at all), but it should be clean enough otherwise.

The community deserves owning this tool.

Happy holydays.

Okiemurse · 2014-12-27T05:29:02.000Z

Thanks! I love this tool!

KA101 · 2014-12-27T05:32:52.000Z

[quote=“Sheco, post:1, topic:8439”]When I first started working on the item browser, I promised I would share the code after I cleaned it up.

It’s been now almost a year, the code still is not well commented (or at all), but it should be clean enough otherwise.

The community deserves owning this tool.

Happy holydays.[/quote]

Licensing? DDA itself is CC-BY-SA, so we’ll presume that unless you want GPL, MIT, some other license, or public domain.

More to the point, you sticking around? :-/

Sheco · 2014-12-27T05:36:17.000Z

MIT (It is specified on the github readme file), so you can all go crazy at it!

Of course I’m sticking around, I’ll keep hosting it and patching it if I get the requests.

I still have some tasks of my own to finish up.

KA101 · 2014-12-27T05:39:53.000Z

[quote=“Sheco, post:4, topic:8439”]MIT (It is specified on the github readme file), so you can all go crazy at it!

Of course I’m sticking around, I’ll keep hosting it and patching it if I get the requests.

I still have some tasks of my own to finish up.[/quote]

OK, thanks, hadn’t had a chance to look yet.