✨ It's really not a secret, the Website is mostly written with GPT ✨

Domains

1. robloxhackers.lol
2. voxolis.net

Table of Contents

• Domains
• Table of Contents
• Project Setup Guide
  • Public Server
  • Local Server (On your computer)
  • Quick and Dirty
  • Slow and Robust

Project Setup Guide

Run this command to install the Github repo, it's needed for the rest of the instructions.

git clone 'https://github.com/localscripts/localscripts.github.io.git' && cd localscripts.github.io'

Public Server

There are two free static hosting providers that are the best:

1. Netlify (suggested)
2. Github Pages

The instructions for both options are well documented and would add too much bloat if added here. Instructions for Netlify, and instructions for Github Pages.

Local Server (On your computer)

1. Install Visual Studio Code
   • Download and install from Visual Studio Code.

If you want to see the website but not host it, follow the quick and dirty instructions. If you want to host the server in a public context, follow the slow and robust instructions (not recommended when hosted on a personal device).

Quick and Dirty

1. Install the extension Live Preview (The publisher should be microsoft.com). If you can't find it using the extension explorer in VSCode, you can manually install it by going to this site.

2. Open the github repo in VSCode, right click index.html and select Show Preview. This will open a tab in VSCode. If you want to see the website in your browser, the just copy the URL in the VSCode tab and enter it in your preferred browser.

Slow and Robust

1. Install Python (if not already installed)

   • Download and install from Python.

2. Install NPM (using WinGet)

   • Run this Powershell line to install npm

     winget install -e --id OpenJS.NodeJS

3. Open the Folder in Visual Studio Code

   • Launch Visual Studio Code and open the extracted folder.

4. Open a Terminal in Visual Studio Code

   • Press Ctrl+Shift+~ to open a new terminal window in Visual Studio Code.

5. Install http-server Globally

   • Run the following command to install http-server:

     npm install -g http-server

6. Start a Python HTTP Server

   • Run the following command to start a Python HTTP server:

     python -m http.server

7. Find Your Local IP Address

   • Press Windows+R, type cmd, and hit Enter to open Command Prompt.
   • Run the command ipconfig and locate your IPv4 Address.

8. Access Your Project in a Browser

   • Open your browser and navigate to <IP>:<Port>. For example, if your IP address is 192.168.1.10 and the port is 8000, enter http://192.168.1.10:8000. If you don't know your current local IP address, you can get it using this Powershell line:

     Get-NetIPAddress | Where-Object {$_.AddressFamily -eq 'IPv4' -and $_.InterfaceAlias    -ne 'Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1'} | Select-Object IPAddress

     This will give several IP addresses, pick the first one that starts with 192. The others are either APIPA addresses, loopback addresses, or explicitly set on your machine.

[!WARNING] Using this method will run the server on your computer and should only be used for debugging. This means anyone who navigates to it is connecting directly to the hosting device. This can be a significant security issue if you don't know what you're doing, so limit access to this website to your local network when hosting on a personal computer. If you want to host a public website, refer to the public server instructions.