Twelve of Code data input doesn't work

[Mesure73L]

Mostly just a to-do but the Twelve of Code data input is disabled and needs to be programmed

• [x] Get Export Data working
• [x] Get Import Data working

[BeepBot99]

Why is that a problem? Can't you just make it not disabled?

[Mesure73L]

Why is that a problem? Can't you just make it not disabled?

The JS code doesn't work

[BeepBot99]

Oh well that's your fault. You made it.

[Mesure73L]

ok i'll do it

[BeepBot99]

Please don't do it yet. I need to rewrite the JavaScript first to use CookieManager, and we don't want to have to resolve complicated conflicts.

[Mesure73L]

in the future dont assign me until when it should be done

[BeepBot99]

Well, I didn't know that I would be creating CookieManager when I assigned you.

[Mesure73L]

ok

[BeepBot99]

So should the user be able to enter data into the <textarea>?

[Mesure73L]

Correct, but make sure to verify that it is valid data before changing the cookies

[BeepBot99]

OK

[BeepBot99]

Can I use this library to give an error message if the settings data is invalid?

[Mesure73L]

Can I use this library to give an error message if the settings data is invalid?

Yes, please also update the other settings inputs to use that library also for consistency purposes

[BeepBot99]

OK, sure! Are there any rules about what the username and seed can be? For example, only numerical or only alphanumueric?

[Mesure73L]

OK, sure! Are there any rules about what the username and seed can be? For example, only numerical or only alphanumueric?

Username can be anything, seed has to be a number between 1000000000 and 9999999999 (any 10 digit number that does not start with a 0)

[BeepBot99]

Ok, there's one slight problem, but it probably doesn't matter. The people who made SweetAlert2 really don't like Russia because of the war. So, they made their software "protestware." Whenever you use your website in Russia, it will block all navigation and play the national anthem of Ukraine.

[Mesure73L]

Ok, there's one slight problem, but it probably doesn't matter. The people who made SweetAlert2 really don't like Russia because of the war. So, they made their software "protestware." Whenever you use your website in Russia, it will block all navigation and play the national anthem of Ukraine.

okay, what?

[BeepBot99]

What's your question?

[BeepBot99]

If a user from Russia tries to access your website, they won't be able to. Because the person who made the library is Ukranian and so put that into the code.

[BeepBot99]

All pointer events will be blocked and the Ukranian national anthem will be played.

[Mesure73L]

What's your question?

its not really a question

[BeepBot99]

So are you fine with that or should I not use it? I don't care.

[Mesure73L]

Look for another library but if you can't find anything use it (or make your own)

[BeepBot99]

All other libraries have one of the following:

• Haven't been updated for 5 years
• Very very bad reviews
• <0% customizability

On all blog posts about it, SweetAlert2 is the best. I don't think you'll have any users from Russia, so I'll just use it.

[Mesure73L]

Does React-Toastify have what you want?

[Mesure73L]

After looking at it, I think SweetAlert2 is actually the best

[BeepBot99]

OK, I will use it then.

[Mesure73L]

When do you think this will be completed?

[BeepBot99]

I haven't had a lot of time to work on it. I will have ~1.5 hours today. I probably will finish it today, but if not, then it will probably be done on Saturday.