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calc.c | ||
canvas.js | ||
chat.js | ||
data.js | ||
input.js | ||
kquery.js | ||
matrix.js | ||
p2p.js | ||
process.js | ||
readme.md | ||
request.js | ||
server.js | ||
simple.css | ||
templater.js | ||
tictactoe.js | ||
tokenize.js | ||
wordle.rs | ||
words.txt | ||
xml.js |
stuff
a dumping ground for stuff i made that aren't good enough to be in their own repo.
the code
server.js
basic http server based off of expresstemplater.js
pre-render your webpages server sidedata.js
easily extendible databasesimple.css
css styling for minimal siteschat.js
chat server; connect with netcat. somewhat buggyrequest.js
async wrapper for httpprocess.js
sed-like batch text editortokenize.js
a string tokenizer (numbers, strings, and "words")tictactoe.js
(deno) two player tic-tac-toe gamexml.js
xml/html parserp2p.js
sample p2p protocol implementationcanvas.js
a terminal canvas emulator with many, many known bugsinput.js
simple terminal raw inputkquery.js
small clone of jquerycalc.c
simple calculator in cworlde.rs
cli worlde in rust (useswords.txt
)
hundred
this used to be tezlm/hundred, but a lot of code is too long to fit in that size, so i changed it. a decent chunk of files still are 100 lines or less though.
a coding challenge i made for myself; how much can i fit in one hundred lines or less? i'll try to keep these understandable and not mangle/minify them. if you want to use them, you probrably should edit them to your liking first. note: many of these are buggy. please double check before using them