Infinity Dashboard 1.4.7 macOS 102 mb. Infinity Dashboard allows you to track anything through its beautifully organized interface. With over 35 built-in modules, you can monitor things ranging from current weather, travel times, website stats, stock prices, birthdays and much more. When you read the topic, the first question that strikes your mind is 'what is database hosting?'.
Pokémon-like crypto adventure game
Axie Infinity is an online adventure game where players can collect tokens and earn cryptocurrency by breeding, battling, and trading their digital pets called Axies. The game also welcomes community developers to build their own tools in the Axie Infinity universe by accessing their art assets and genetic data.
The developer, Sky Mavis, created this game in a 'play to earn' system, where players can access the Blockchain economy through the virtual world and own digital property rights. This game has also become a platform for jobs and social networking because of the strong income opportunities its players can enjoy.
How does Axie Infinity work?
Axie Infinity uses a Blockchain economic design to reward players for their contributions to the community. The game lets players earn in four ways. First, you can earn by breeding Axies and selling them on the marketplace. You can also farm for love potions needed to breed Axies and sell them on Uniswap and Binance. Another way would be to collect and speculate on rare Axies Jutoh 1 30 ubkg download free. called Mystics and Origins.
The most fun way to earn, though, is by winning leaderboard prizes by competing in PvP battles. On top of that, quests similar to Ready Player One emerge to let players earn a part of the open-ended universe. Deezloader 2 3 1 download free. However, instead of a winner-takes-all concept, players are rewarded individually based on their skills and effort. The reward is a governance token called AXS, which represents your rights and fee-sharing.
Now, since the game is crypto-based, players need to open crypto wallets to deposit funds, access the marketplace, and earn rewards. These are necessary so that players can make transactions through the Axie Infinity website. However, there are no definite standards that determine the value of an Axie. So, it comes down to a player's judgment if an Axie is worth its price.
Fun and profitable
Overall, Axie Infinity provides numerous opportunities for players to enjoy a game and earn money at the same time. With the game's unique economic design, earning methods, and challenging quests, it is one of the most enjoyable 'jobs' anyone could get. As soon as you get past the crypto barrier and all its requirements, you can start buying, breeding, and selling.
REQUIRED — Knowledge of how to program in Javascript. is required to create a custom module.
What is a custom module, and what can it do?
A custom module is a bundled set of files in a specific format that can be loaded and ran using Infinity Dashboard. A module has infinite number possibilities on what it can do, so long as it can return its data into a single string value. Some examples of some of the bundled modules are:
- Countdown
- This module accepts a date input, calculates the time until that date then displays the result in a user friendly manner.
- Website Status
- This module takes a URL input and checks to see if that URL is accessibile.
- Amazon Price Tracker
- An advanced module that uses an Amazon Product URL, tracks the price, displays it, and can alert the user when the price changes. This module makes use of the browser automation library Nightmare, a database, and the notification system.
Getting started
Infinity Dashboard modules are written in Javascript and executed using Node.js v8.11.1.
As a module developer you have full access to the Node.js API methods and npm modules.
You should have some knowledge of programming Javascript before beginning.
Installing a custom module
Custom modules can be installed via the Custom Modules section in Infinity Dashboard, or by copying your module into the ~/Library/Application Support/com.fiplab.infinitydashboard/Modules directory.
When this guide references Installing a Module it is referring to using one of the above methods.
Module structure
A basic Infinity Dashboard module is made up of 3 main files:
<#Module Name#>.infinitymodule- This is a folder that has the
.infinitymoduleextension and contains all the resources, code, and node_modules for the module. The folder can be named anything. package.json- The module description file in JSON Format. This file contains all the information Infinity Dashboard needs to know about your module such as: Display Name, Author, Version, User Configuration, whether the module supports notifications, etc. See the full documentation here.
main.js- The main entry point script for your module. When Infinity Dashboard goes to run your module this is the file that will be ran first.
package.json Documentation
The package.json while simple can be very complex, therefore the full documentation is available by going clicking the link below:
Globally accessible node modules
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Phototangler 2 1. To make things easier we've bundled a few node modules that are globally accessible via require.
- Nightmare
- Nightmare is a high-level browser automation library
- Request
- Request is designed to be the simplest way possible to make http calls. It supports HTTPS and follows redirects by default.
- FIPLAB Module
- See below for more details
Using third party node modules
You can also use npm to install any additional node modules your module want to use. Make sure to install the additional node modules using the --save flag in your infinitymodule directory.
FIPLAB module API
Each module has access to the fiplab module API which manages the following:
- Returning the results to the Infinity Dashboard application.
- Displaying notifications.
- Accessing the built-in database for your module.
- Logging
To use the API simply paste the following into your module
Accessing the user configured values
The fiplab.arguments property is an Object that contains the values for the user_options values. The key of each property is the name field that was set in the package.json.
The value of the key will be in the format specified in the type field of the option. Date values will be returned a string in the following format yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm.
For more information on configuring the user_options value, read the package.json documentation.
Returning results for your module
In order to have Infinity Dashboard display the results for your module you need to run fiplab.exit when your module is finished. Calling this will force the module to exit, and the result will be displayed to the user. If your module fails to return a result Infinity Dashboard will attempt to re-run your module 3 times before giving up. Don't run any code after using fiplab.exit because it may not be ran.
Displaying a notification to the user
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In order to use this function make sure you've set the hasNotifications package property to true.
Using the built-in database
The FIPLAB module setups a simple JSON based database adapter named lowdb.
Debugging your module
You can debug your module much like you would any other javascript script. The only different is that the console is displayed in the Logs section of the installed module instead of elsewhere.
The FIPLAB module overrides the following console methods: error, log, warn, info. Using any of these methods will allow your log methods to show up in the Logs section of the module.
How does Axie Infinity work?
Axie Infinity uses a Blockchain economic design to reward players for their contributions to the community. The game lets players earn in four ways. First, you can earn by breeding Axies and selling them on the marketplace. You can also farm for love potions needed to breed Axies and sell them on Uniswap and Binance. Another way would be to collect and speculate on rare Axies Jutoh 1 30 ubkg download free. called Mystics and Origins.
The most fun way to earn, though, is by winning leaderboard prizes by competing in PvP battles. On top of that, quests similar to Ready Player One emerge to let players earn a part of the open-ended universe. Deezloader 2 3 1 download free. However, instead of a winner-takes-all concept, players are rewarded individually based on their skills and effort. The reward is a governance token called AXS, which represents your rights and fee-sharing.
Now, since the game is crypto-based, players need to open crypto wallets to deposit funds, access the marketplace, and earn rewards. These are necessary so that players can make transactions through the Axie Infinity website. However, there are no definite standards that determine the value of an Axie. So, it comes down to a player's judgment if an Axie is worth its price.
Fun and profitable
Overall, Axie Infinity provides numerous opportunities for players to enjoy a game and earn money at the same time. With the game's unique economic design, earning methods, and challenging quests, it is one of the most enjoyable 'jobs' anyone could get. As soon as you get past the crypto barrier and all its requirements, you can start buying, breeding, and selling.
REQUIRED — Knowledge of how to program in Javascript. is required to create a custom module.
What is a custom module, and what can it do?
A custom module is a bundled set of files in a specific format that can be loaded and ran using Infinity Dashboard. A module has infinite number possibilities on what it can do, so long as it can return its data into a single string value. Some examples of some of the bundled modules are:
- Countdown
- This module accepts a date input, calculates the time until that date then displays the result in a user friendly manner.
- Website Status
- This module takes a URL input and checks to see if that URL is accessibile.
- Amazon Price Tracker
- An advanced module that uses an Amazon Product URL, tracks the price, displays it, and can alert the user when the price changes. This module makes use of the browser automation library Nightmare, a database, and the notification system.
Getting started
Infinity Dashboard modules are written in Javascript and executed using Node.js v8.11.1.
As a module developer you have full access to the Node.js API methods and npm modules.
You should have some knowledge of programming Javascript before beginning.
Installing a custom module
Custom modules can be installed via the Custom Modules section in Infinity Dashboard, or by copying your module into the ~/Library/Application Support/com.fiplab.infinitydashboard/Modules directory.
When this guide references Installing a Module it is referring to using one of the above methods.
Module structure
A basic Infinity Dashboard module is made up of 3 main files:
<#Module Name#>.infinitymodule- This is a folder that has the
.infinitymoduleextension and contains all the resources, code, and node_modules for the module. The folder can be named anything. package.json- The module description file in JSON Format. This file contains all the information Infinity Dashboard needs to know about your module such as: Display Name, Author, Version, User Configuration, whether the module supports notifications, etc. See the full documentation here.
main.js- The main entry point script for your module. When Infinity Dashboard goes to run your module this is the file that will be ran first.
package.json Documentation
The package.json while simple can be very complex, therefore the full documentation is available by going clicking the link below:
Globally accessible node modules
Infinite Dashboard For Edge
Phototangler 2 1. To make things easier we've bundled a few node modules that are globally accessible via require.
- Nightmare
- Nightmare is a high-level browser automation library
- Request
- Request is designed to be the simplest way possible to make http calls. It supports HTTPS and follows redirects by default.
- FIPLAB Module
- See below for more details
Using third party node modules
You can also use npm to install any additional node modules your module want to use. Make sure to install the additional node modules using the --save flag in your infinitymodule directory.
FIPLAB module API
Each module has access to the fiplab module API which manages the following:
- Returning the results to the Infinity Dashboard application.
- Displaying notifications.
- Accessing the built-in database for your module.
- Logging
To use the API simply paste the following into your module
Accessing the user configured values
The fiplab.arguments property is an Object that contains the values for the user_options values. The key of each property is the name field that was set in the package.json.
The value of the key will be in the format specified in the type field of the option. Date values will be returned a string in the following format yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm.
For more information on configuring the user_options value, read the package.json documentation.
Returning results for your module
In order to have Infinity Dashboard display the results for your module you need to run fiplab.exit when your module is finished. Calling this will force the module to exit, and the result will be displayed to the user. If your module fails to return a result Infinity Dashboard will attempt to re-run your module 3 times before giving up. Don't run any code after using fiplab.exit because it may not be ran.
Displaying a notification to the user
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In order to use this function make sure you've set the hasNotifications package property to true.
Using the built-in database
The FIPLAB module setups a simple JSON based database adapter named lowdb.
Debugging your module
You can debug your module much like you would any other javascript script. The only different is that the console is displayed in the Logs section of the installed module instead of elsewhere.
The FIPLAB module overrides the following console methods: error, log, warn, info. Using any of these methods will allow your log methods to show up in the Logs section of the module.
Javascript errors will also be displayed in the Logs section.
Providing documentation for your module
Adding documentation for your module is as simple as including a README file in your module. Infinity Dashboard supports 3 types of files:
README.htmlREADME.txtREADME.rtf
Placing a README.html file in your module's directory will enable the Help tab in the module editor and will display the contents of the file to the user.
Simple Hello World module
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