What is this?
Hi! So, a few months ago I started working on a port for Sharpii that could work on Linux and Mac, and I came up with this. It's basically a mod of Sharpii that's ported to .Net core, but with some added features! I call it Sharpii-NetCore. Name suggestions are welcomed.
Changes from original:
- Sharpii now runs on .Net Core instead of .Net Framework
- Now with support for many OS's!
- Slightly better error handling (Working on making it better)
- Custom exit codes for script use
- Plus possibly more!
- Files are now sort of huge compared to originals, around 40mb. This is due to packed .dll's, and I am working on hopefully bringing that down.
Planned Changes:
- Self Updater (Only run with a command, NOT on every use. That would get annoying quick)
- Smaller file size
Why isn't [Insert command here] working!?!?!?!??11?
Well, I'll tell you why! I broke it. Or it didn't work in the first place. Either way, open an issue on https://github.com/TheShadowEevee/Sharpii-NetCore/issues and I can take a look! I don't think any work is going to be done on the original Sharpii at this point (Of course, not much needs to be done), so I may be a good bet for getting things fixed cause it's likely an issue on my end.
Hmm... You should really add [Some Suggestion]
Suggestions are appreciated, but don't have a great chance of being added. See, I don't know much C in reality, but I know enough to be able to reverse engineer some things and try to fix bugs. I can do the same with suggestions but some may not be worth the work.
Downloads
Windows, MacOSX, Linux x64, and Linux Arm all have binaries on the projects Github release page.
You can self compile Sharpii, but this will require some work, and I don't have a compiling tutorial right now.
Final note
While this was originally created for use myself, I figured others would like to know about this. I know there will be some bugs, and some issues with things like the file size. All I can say is report any issues you may have, and if you don't like the program, don't use it. I am happy to hear your opinions, both good and bad, and am willing to try to help with any issues that may arise. I may edit this post a few times to make formatting better or update info as well.
Hi! So, a few months ago I started working on a port for Sharpii that could work on Linux and Mac, and I came up with this. It's basically a mod of Sharpii that's ported to .Net core, but with some added features! I call it Sharpii-NetCore. Name suggestions are welcomed.
Changes from original:
- Sharpii now runs on .Net Core instead of .Net Framework
- Now with support for many OS's!
- Slightly better error handling (Working on making it better)
- Custom exit codes for script use
- Plus possibly more!
- Files are now sort of huge compared to originals, around 40mb. This is due to packed .dll's, and I am working on hopefully bringing that down.
Planned Changes:
- Self Updater (Only run with a command, NOT on every use. That would get annoying quick)
- Smaller file size
Why isn't [Insert command here] working!?!?!?!??11?
Well, I'll tell you why! I broke it. Or it didn't work in the first place. Either way, open an issue on https://github.com/TheShadowEevee/Sharpii-NetCore/issues and I can take a look! I don't think any work is going to be done on the original Sharpii at this point (Of course, not much needs to be done), so I may be a good bet for getting things fixed cause it's likely an issue on my end.
Hmm... You should really add [Some Suggestion]
Suggestions are appreciated, but don't have a great chance of being added. See, I don't know much C in reality, but I know enough to be able to reverse engineer some things and try to fix bugs. I can do the same with suggestions but some may not be worth the work.
Downloads
Windows, MacOSX, Linux x64, and Linux Arm all have binaries on the projects Github release page.
You can self compile Sharpii, but this will require some work, and I don't have a compiling tutorial right now.
Final note
While this was originally created for use myself, I figured others would like to know about this. I know there will be some bugs, and some issues with things like the file size. All I can say is report any issues you may have, and if you don't like the program, don't use it. I am happy to hear your opinions, both good and bad, and am willing to try to help with any issues that may arise. I may edit this post a few times to make formatting better or update info as well.
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