Heroic 1.01 (HoloRP) (ArcturusEMU)

[LeChris]

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Habbo.com - but optimized for retro development!​

Updates

January 20, 2018


Rewrote client and fixed hotel problems
Hangouts has been rewrote to include more features
Radio is disabled until web sockets is finished
Added user ranks to the default $localStorage
Enabled SSO authentication over a JWT secured GET request
Fixed ng-animate flash bug on navigation
January 19, 2018

Start of changelog
Added multiple children for one child abstract (NAVI)
User authentication tune ups
Started work on web socket server for stability
Added basic client, still needs habbo functionality
Updated website /about page to be more detailed
User registration is being worked on
Rewrote news component to prevent image bug
Added news articles states and rewrote community.news state

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[Ghost]

Who built that ugly ass room?
Nathan?

Anyways not a bad release.

 

[LeChris]

Who built that ugly ass room?
Nathan?

Anyways not a bad release.

Was included in the Holo database I got over a year ago

 

[Wulles]

I go use the RP Release, i loved this, stay working

 

[LeChris]

I go use the RP Release, i loved this, stay working

I'm glad to hear that man !

 

[TesoMayn]

> using nodemon for production
lmao

 

[LeChris]

> using nodemon for production
lmao

False. If you actually looked at the code you would see there is a command called "npm run build" which compiles into ES5 so you may run it. Somebody clearly did not look any further into the source before commenting.

  "scripts": {
    "start": "nodemon -L --exec babel-node ./src/boot.js --presets env --plugins transform-class-properties",
    "stable": "babel-node ./src/boot.js --presets env --plugins transform-class-properties",
    "build": "babel ./src --out-dir=dist --presets env --plugins transform-class-properties"
  }

Seems self-explanatory, doesn't it?

 

[TesoMayn]

False. If you actually looked at the code you would see there is a command called "npm build" which compiles into ES5 so you may run it. Somebody clearly did not look any further into the source before commenting.

I looked far enough

 

[LeChris]

I looked far enough

I encourage usage of supervisor, or forever when using something in production but never add it to my package.json as its usually a global dependency.

 

[TesoMayn]

I encourage usage of supervisor, or forever when using something in production but never add it to my package.json as its usually a global dependency.

I prefer

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Also, you're expecting the Habbotards that'd use this to know how?

It's probably best to include it, and set it as a script.

 

[LeChris]

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Also, you're expecting the Habbotards that'd use this to know how?

It's probably best to include it, and set it as a script.

These are just general releases. When I reach the 2nd version - it will be released in two versions.

• Open Source
• Compiled executable with dependencies
  • Let's habtards just double click and the website is running

 
Be sure to follow the development of the second version,

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