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ivaano / NsxLibraryManager

Another Lib Manager for NSP NSZ files
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2 trivally (not exaggerating) easy feature requests to help newer users, literally 30 seconds of work. #28

Open TomTurbine opened 8 months ago

TomTurbine commented 8 months ago

Looks like a really nice setup, noticed two things that can really help newer people who don't know too much about the command line stuff.

1) Include a shortcut to "http://localhost:5000/settings" with your application so the users don't have to try to hard learning or relearning if its been a while to access it.

2) Include a preset destination in the home directory for the prod.keys file.

That way new players don't have to worry about editing the Json file if they don't know how to or have to remember the address to access. Just extract the application, put the prod,keys file in the home directory, load it up, and hit the link to access the menu.

ivaano commented 7 months ago

what do you mean by shrotcut? like an icon, I think thats possible for windows but what about the other platforms?, is there a suggestion you can make about this?,

and for the keys file the program will look in 3 locations first is the one you define in your config.json (which you say we should set to something), if that is empty then it will look in the home user folder like other tools "C:\Users\TomTurbine.switch", and last it will check in the same folder the application is running.

So if a user don't want to edit the config.json, they can put the keys in "C:\Users\TomTurbine.switch" and be done with it, maybe we can improve the readme file? can you help with that?

TomTurbine commented 7 months ago

Sorry, I only really know Windows, looking into Linux some, but haven't taken the plunge yet. Especially since I have kids that want me to play with them in Fortnite some which I know doesn't work on it.

But with the first one, you know how you can create a link to launch any website whether it be Youtube or Facebook or anything like that, have one of those that just launched the browser of their choice to that page. On windows I just did it be creating a shortcut and having it point to that address.

With the second one, most people won't think to look at that directory and may not want or know how to edit the json file. But putting the keys in the same directory as the executable to launch it is something most people will think of as almost second nature and doesn't matter what drive it is on, what the directory name is or anything, just look for the prod,keys file right beside the executable and it will always find it. Even if the whole program is launched from an external drive and will survive if the computer you originally used it on is wiped and restored or just moved to a different PC entirely.