AmiiboAPI
heroku-cra-node
AmiiboAPI | heroku-cra-node | |
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9 | 2 | |
480 | 933 | |
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7.9 | 0.0 | |
8 days ago | over 1 year ago | |
HTML | HTML | |
MIT License | MIT License |
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AmiiboAPI
- [Emulation] Ryujinx build 1.0.6788 inclut désormais l'émulation du scan Amiibo via des appels API
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Help on amiibo use
You don't need a json file with Ryujinx, it relies on AmiiboAPI; in my limited experience Ryujinx should show only the relevant Amiibos in the list, my only exception was FE Engage immediately upon release, possibly because it wasn't updated yet? Still, selecting manually the relevant Fire Emblem Amiibos worked.
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Trying to forge a Raymond amiibo but it’s unrecognized
Might be related to https://github.com/N3evin/AmiiboAPI/issues/87
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Malzeno amiibo?
https://github.com/N3evin/AmiiboAPI/commit/8a8b59302ff3b7d1604e64d19af00de2655295d0 (courtesy of the TagMo dev)
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Bin files not working
The Infos Came from here
- Kazuya amiibo
- All series 5 amiibos
- AC Series 5 Amiibo Unknown
- Tagmo keeps crashing
heroku-cra-node
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Wrapping a git project?
So I have a react website up and I want to wrap the react project within a node framework (https://github.com/mars/heroku-cra-node) so the react project would be a subdirectory of the larger project, but I already have git version control on it. Is there a clean way of stepping the version up one directory to incorporate the new code, or at least a clean way of creating a new git repository the retains the commits from the previous repository?
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React rendering JSON instead of component on page reload
It seemed to me that it was trying to access those endpoints in the server (and failing, obviously, because there were no GET methods defined there) instead of rendering the index.html. So, looking at a repo describing a successful deploy of a MERN app to Heroku, I found this line and it solved this particular issue for me.
What are some alternatives?
TagMo
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