Homebrew Homebrew CIAs UniqueID Collection

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How does it work? Do we submit and then you add it? I hope I didn't flood it :(
Just submit and it will figure out what to do with things on it's own. It can take .cia or zip/rar/7z files, and will even proxy/extract the .cia from archives during transit, so FBI can direct install without needing additional support added. it also automatically follows all github releases for a project after it has been informed of it.

There's a need for a bit more logic while identifying duplicates/forks with the same title ID still, so dups are popping up from time to time. That will be resolved programmatically where possible, with minimal oversight needed to keep things up. Also, I'm not going to threaten turn things off if people won't donate or deal with crappy advertising. The only real big drawback is my p*ss poor javascript web UI. I think it turned out alright for being all of one day into javascript for the first time, but I definitely won't complain if anyone who knows what they're doing wants to provide a new front end for the API.
 
Last edited by ksanislo,
Ah I see. Indeed javascript is quite annoying since it can be disabled by browsers and extensions.

EDIT : Ok finally got it to work. I added Tetris 3DS to the list.
 
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Just submit and it will figure out what to do with things on it's own. It can take .cia or zip/rar/7z files, and will even proxy/extract the .cia from archives during transit, so FBI can direct install without needing additional support added. it also automatically follows all github releases for a project after it has been informed of it.

There's a need for a bit more logic while identifying duplicates/forks with the same title ID still, so dups are popping up from time to time. That will be resolved programmatically where possible, with minimal oversight needed to keep things up. Also, I'm not going to threaten turn things off if people won't donate or deal with crappy advertising. The only real big drawback is my p*ss poor javascript web UI. I think it turned out alright for being all of one day into javascript for the first time, but I definitely won't complain if anyone who knows what they're doing wants to provide a new front end for the API.

My links on rinnegatamante.it will not work when adf.ly monetization is enabled on my website (i enable it only when i don't have enough donations to cover the monthly price for the services i currently use for the host), but if this is not a problem, i'll add all my homebrews to the list. Waiting for an answer :)
 
CTGP-7 manager: 0x03070C00 and 0x03070D00 (I have to alternate between those two TID each time I update because lpp cia installation doesn't seem to work if there is an already installed title, even changing the version)
 
CTGP-7 manager: 0x03070C00 and 0x03070D00 (I have to alternate between those two TID each time I update because lpp cia installation doesn't seem to work if there is an already installed title, even changing the version)

It does, it just update automatically the title. There's no difference between "lpp" CIA installation and normal CIA installation, both use systemcalls...
Anyway i need final Unique_ID of your hb, not "tests" ones.
 
It does, it just update automatically the title. There's no difference between "lpp" CIA installation and normal CIA installation, both use systemcalls...
Anyway i need final Unique_ID of your hb, not "tests" ones.
It works on some consoles, others not, for some reason, then it should be a bug with nintendo's cia installation lol. Both TID are being used right now, alternating each update.
 
My links on rinnegatamante.it will not work when adf.ly monetization is enabled on my website (i enable it only when i don't have enough donations to cover the monthly price for the services i currently use for the host), but if this is not a problem, i'll add all my homebrews to the list. Waiting for an answer :)

Feel free to add any links that you want listed, I left yours out specifically because you were using adfly on them and I didn't want to cause you a monetary loss.
 
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@ksanislo That's pretty nice that you added the icons but could you use icons to display links instead like a down arrow icon? That would let you have much more spaces to add some more rows. And maybe a clicked counter next to QR and download links later when you got time.
 
@UltiNaruto I'll certainly look into it, but it might be a few days. At the moment, the vast majority of the development work is in the API backend that handles scanning and processing of the .cia files, the front end is my first attempt at actually writing javascript just because I needed some kind of a web client on top to display the data. If anyone who actually knows how to do front end web development wants to lend a hand, it would be appreciated.
 
CTGP-7 manager: 0x03070C00 and 0x03070D00 (I have to alternate between those two TID each time I update because lpp cia installation doesn't seem to work if there is an already installed title, even changing the version)

Is your ID too long?
Updated the whole list. As for the unique id size:

o3DS can execute upto 6 digits unique_id cias, n3ds can execute upto 5 digits unique_id cias (with a 6 digits cias, you'll get the "An error occurred" screen when starting the installed content).
 
@UltiNaruto I'll certainly look into it, but it might be a few days. At the moment, the vast majority of the development work is in the API backend that handles scanning and processing of the .cia files, the front end is my first attempt at actually writing javascript just because I needed some kind of a web client on top to display the data. If anyone who actually knows how to do front end web development wants to lend a hand, it would be appreciated.
I know that it's not top priority but it would be good to see this in the future. Unfortunately I never work with javascript. I prefer php and non website programming languages.
 

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