[Nerus]

Originally Posted by DeagLe.Studio I'm not sure but he probably means that the compiler will put every compiled sourcecode in github ...

Not compiled but sourcecode

Problem with web side ide's/editor's is that they need database to store information (and you know that), basically I have idea: to store and revive information from GitHub service (if is some way "API ?", I don't have enough knowledge to do this) because is free for openSource (and you know that too). Second is that all project will automatically stored remotely (will be nice).

Regards,
Nerus.

[asherkin]

Spider doesn't do any remote storage and I don't have any plans to add any, everything is kept in your browser (which is why it works offline).

[Nerus]

Originally Posted by asherkin Spider doesn't do any remote storage and I don't have any plans to add any, everything is kept in your browser (which is why it works offline).

OK, than where is a point, where is a different between Spider and local applications like: Visual Studio Code and SublimeText + system scripts ?

Regards,
Nerus.

[asherkin]

That's like asking what the difference is between a train and a SUV.

Its purpose is to replace http://www.sourcemod.net/compiler.php / http://www.amxmodx.org/webcompiler.cgi, not your local IDE / programming editor.

[Potato Uno]

It's also for people who happen to not be at their PCs but want to do some sourcemod coding.

[TheDS1337]

Originally Posted by asherkin Spider doesn't do any remote storage and I don't have any plans to add any, everything is kept in your browser (which is why it works offline).

I agree on this, since maybe some people dont want to share their private plugin(s).

[asherkin]

Spider now has support for running very simple SourceMod plugins, check it out!

Only the PrintToServer and Format natives are currently implemented, but it is enough to have a play with.

Obviously most of the SourceMod API requires having a game server to work, but the hope is that (with more of the non-game API) this'll be useful for quickly testing complex logic.

[ESK0]

Originally Posted by asherkin Spider now has support for running very simple SourceMod plugins, check it out! Only the PrintToServer and Format natives are currently implemented, but it is enough to have a play with. Obviously most of the SourceMod API requires having a game server to work, but the hope is that (with more of the non-game API) this'll be useful for quickly testing complex logic.

Awesome

[ricksfishin]

Compile error

Cannot enlarge memory arrays. Either (1) compile with -s TOTAL_MEMORY=X with X higher than the current value 16777216, (2) compile with -s ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTH=1 which adjusts the size at runtime but prevents some optimizations, (3) set Module.TOTAL_MEMORY to a higher value before the program runs, or if you want malloc to return NULL (0) instead of this abort, compile with -s ABORTING_MALLOC=0

[asherkin]

https://spider.limetech.io/ has been updated to use the SourceMod 1.10 compiler and include files.