The .nitro files are simply the old separate json/png files in a single binary.
At the start of a file is a short with the number of files in the bundle, then a short with the file name length, then a int of the file length. The browser then just builds it back into separate files.
not u saying that
v2 will include a lot of improvements with a great redesign, I think this will in return have a lot more people adding Nitro to their hotel. It's much more performant, less buggy and easier to reskin over the Angular version.
We recognize all the issues and complaints that...
Thanks for the kind words! Nitro has been in the works for well over a year. I do think it will go in the books as one of the most significant releases our community has ever had.
I would like to suggest that you use some kind of templating system. Back in my PHP days I always used Smarty, not sure of the other options available today. Down the line you're going to want separation between your PHP code and your HTML.
Thank you so much! I have put countless days into this system. The hardest part for me was when I was very first starting to build it and figuring out how to make the login system. I did google a lot but still had trouble saving the session etc. Now I have it working flawlessly. Node wasn't too...
I'm not sure what you mean. If you follow the instructions provided in the first post exactly then you should be able to get it running. Make sure XAMPP is closed before running npm start or you will get an error in the console that says for example "ERRNOADDRESS 127.0.0.1:80" something along...
Do you have IIS / XAMPP or an equivalent running? HabboAPI is written for execution in node and has nothing to do with either of those. If either of them are running and using port 80 for example you will have no results