Homebrew RELEASE NSP Indexer

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you seem to be capable of reading, but not of understanding what you read?

i didn't say or even insinuate "i code longer than you", i said i started writing PHP before your were born - and back then there was no OOP, and i didn't bother picking it up.

there's your "i know it's bad, i did it for fun in a spare night" spelled out again. maybe this time it sticks.

that slip of yours probably happened less because of "alpha male(!) shit" from my end, but rather because of low self-esteem on your end? [now that's some proper "alpha male shit" right there]
 
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there are some bheind the scene probably not know here, @jangrewe keep the code simple to understand for noob like me (who contriubte to the code with strange ideas sometimes) and his coding skill is mortified by this and the limited time he have to do so (real life is hard and full for everyone).
@Slluxx i know you are a respected developer and suggestion is always useful, maybe the "hard sound" (in quotes) used for suggestion was because it was clear i am an php noop and my starting code demostrate this but someone who code php very well like @jangrewe can be hurt for be considered a noob like me
 
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Netinstall code works well and we added also an on demand internal NSP check (checks if titleid match filename).
After a code cleanup will be commited to master branch.
@osaka35 do you like our little project?
 
Netinstall code works well and we added also an on demand internal NSP check (checks if titleid match filename).
After a code cleanup will be commited to master branch.
@osaka35 do you like our little project?
I do! organization is always a good thing
 
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Version 0.3 is now ready on github.
In this version there are many changes under the hood and also the net install for awoo installer(or similar) if your switch is on the same net of webserver (or port 2000 of switch is reachable by it)
 
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Look nice, tried it out on a docker with nginx and php containers. The only issue I had was that I needed to add "ini_set('memory_limit', '256M');" to the config.php as it uses just uses over 128MB. Most of the memory usage is from downloading and parsing the 54MB titles.json file. The memory usage is probably not high enough to warrant it, but you could possibly lower the it by using something like json-machine and incrementally downloading the titles.json.
 
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Yes memory usage is for big json used to get info, we are now adding features and get all works, then we (@jangrewe mainly) optimize all stuff. Hope you like this project
 
Looks very good so far but please try to add the [v1.0.3] info along the other (v65525 etc). too if possible =)
 
@lordelan i don't think that kind of human-readable string is anywhere in the NSP, so it can't be displayed. If you know a way of accessing it, let me know.
 
Big changes on the way, implemented NCA decryption (not full implementation but just for our needs) now we can get human readable version (thanks to @duckbill007 for pointing to control nca and @lordelan for suggesting it) and other goodies

Stay tunned!
 
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Live on dev branch the rom info button with decrypted data from file


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Kindly provide the dumb explanation regarding the features.

As of today, can it do the following?
-check all installed games / updates / DLCs
-then cross-reference them with the mentioned nsp database (?)
-then return back to the user which updates/DLCs are available & not installed in Switch
-(unnecessary feature) ability to download them

Is this the case? Looking forward to see a release.
 
As of today, can it do the following?
-check all installed games / updates / DLCs
-then cross-reference them with the mentioned nsp database (?)
-then return back to the user which updates/DLCs are available & not installed in Switch
-(unnecessary feature) ability to download them

NSP Indexer don't interact with switch (it can just do a netinstall) it check all files in a directory and list them in a web browser in a fancy way (matching with a database)

it has also the ability to deep check internaly files (if keys are provided) to ensure that that file is a good nsp
 
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