GenLite 0.2.16-2 - For GenFanad

GenLite installation instructions

1. Install TamperMonkey(All Browsers) in your browser of choice.
2. Change Tampermonkey Inject Mode
   1. Go to Tampermonkey -> Dashboard -> Settings tab
   2. At the top, change Config Mode to "Advanced"
   3. At the bottom under Experimental, change Inject Mode to "Instant"
3. Click here to install GenLite
4. Enjoy! GenLite should automatically update whenever there is a new version. We will announce new versions in our discord server.

Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/Jn7s7pArdg

Source Code & Distribution

The main file to run as a UserScript can be found in the "dist" folder.

The file "userscript-banner.txt" can be edited with new version numbers and other userscript specific metadata.

Documentation

This project uses JSDoc

To generate the latest documentation run:

npm run docs

Node.JS - v18.12.1

This project uses Node.JS v18.12.1

This project is built using Webpack

Commands can be found in package.json for building or running the project.

To install Node.JS dependencies from package.json run:

npm i

To build the project for development run:

npm run build:dev

Development builds are slightly less minimized and do not increment the genlite version number. This outputs two files the Loader (genlite.user.js), and a runable version of the Client (genlite.dev.user.js) To use the loader you will need to create a file in the root of the project named configStuff.json with the content

{
    "repository_owner": "YOUR_GIT_USER_HERE"
}

which will point your loader to your github (or any other fork you put there)

Production runs of github are setup to be only ran though GitHub Actions. They generate a Loader with a userscript banner which will automatically get the correct urls to load the Client from the repo. However if you want to run these commands locally you have to set an env variable.

Bash

repoOwner = "YOUR_GIT_USER_HERE" && export repoOwner

Power Shell

$Env:repoOwner = "YOUR_GIT_USER_HERE"

As mentioned though the Loader will not work without the Client in a GitHub Repo, but you can add a user script banner to the Client manually.

Commands:

npm run build:prodbeta

npm run build:prodrelease

IDE & Setup

If you're using a well known IDE, we suggest enabling coding assistance for Node.JS.