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While I was working I got this weird green line of doom despair which means my screen is slowly dieing ;-; man o man. Also i couldn’t get the OLEDA to work idk why I think it’s prolly loose solder or maybe bridging? Well tmrw imma unassemble once and check on tht"}, {"post_id": 61469, "ts": "2026-09-04T12:26:05Z", "hours": 1.7728, "text": "Build Phase #1: Got my PCB today so immediately started the build phase! Soldered all the components and assembled everything. Was pretty easy ngl let’s see how the firmware turns out I js hope all works ;-;"}, {"post_id": 8866, "ts": "2026-06-14T19:15:06Z", "hours": 2.1208, "text": "DEVLOG #12 Hello y’all!! I am so excited to share with you that my first hack club project aka my first hardware project is finally completed!!!! Man not gonna lie I learnt a laaaat from these 2 weeks of grinding lmfao this was such a fabulous experience!! I can’t believe I am done lol xD Also this means it will be my last Devlog of DONUT PAD :p but don’t y’all worry I will be right back with another project!! Here’s the github repository link for DONUT PAD: https://github.com/adonutartist/Nemos-Hackpad-DONUT-PAD Thank you to everyone who liked my devlogs I hope I get my project approved soon so that I can receive that kit to make DONUT PAD a real thing ehehehe!! Cyaaaa!!"}, {"post_id": 8346, "ts": "2026-06-13T21:26:38Z", "hours": 4.4142, "text": "DEVLOG #11 Hello y’all!! Today I grinded like insane lmao xD but it was really fun!! I added kintsugi type design on my case plate! it was quite lot of work because drawing so many lines but it kinda felt satisfying lol xD Also I made the main body of the case the shell where the PCB sits to be transparent so it looks really cool you can see the PCB that is awesome for sure! I have started working on my github repository too so I am sure I can submit it tomorrow!! Yeppp tomorrow it is!!!! I am so excited to finally complete my first hardware project this was surely a fun grind!! Cyaaaa!!! Gooooodnight!!!!"}, {"post_id": 7700, "ts": "2026-06-12T21:07:53Z", "hours": 3.2472, "text": "DEVLOG #10 Hello y’all I am back! Today i completed the QMK firmware part!! To me this part felt like a nightmare because I don’t have any experience with coding and stuff like that :P But after completing QMK with zero errors and .uf2 file I feel coding ain’t that hard lol xD It surely took a laaat of time but it was fun! Compiling takes like 15 minutes though RIP my potato PC X( I am planning to make my case transparent and adding some more cool designs to give some originality and uniqueness so I may hop into fusion again tomorrow :P Cyaaa!! Gooodnight!!!!"}, {"post_id": 7127, "ts": "2026-06-11T22:09:51Z", "hours": 0.5186, "text": "DEVLOG #9.5 QMK MSYS installation and setup completed!"}, {"post_id": 7099, "ts": "2026-06-11T21:30:35Z", "hours": 3.9808, "text": "DEVLOG #9 Hellooo y’all!! I am back with a lot of progress!! First of all I completed the case added USB hole and screw holes. Finally after 4 days of fusion grinding case is done!! I even completed the final rendered photoshoot for the whole case with the PCB and the switches, encoder and the OLED. I also read through the QMK frimware tutorial how to install QMK MSYS how to setup everything took some time but finally done with the installation! Tomorrow I am gonnna try to complete DONUT PAD :O and also ship it hopefully lol xD Cyaaaa!! Gooooodnight!!!"}, {"post_id": 6469, "ts": "2026-06-10T21:41:09Z", "hours": 3.765, "text": "DEVLOG #8 Hello y’all I am back and today I made lots and lots of progress on the case!! I think I am very close to completing my first hackclub project!!! The case is almost done I just need to add holes for screws now and then I can ship it hopefully! I added some decals on the case and text with engraved effect :] I also changed the appearance material of the case and the plate :3 Also added Rectangular hole for the OLED display :> Things left to do are adding screw holes, and USB hole. Cya!! Gooodnight!!!"}, {"post_id": 5911, "ts": "2026-06-09T21:47:26Z", "hours": 3.9575, "text": "DEVLOG #7 Hello y’all I am back after a grind of 4 hours :p Frikin fusion 360 is so hard to understand for my bean brain sighhhhhh…. Anyways made a lot of progress on the case! I added a adapter for the rotary encoder, understood sandwich mount and the basic case is kinda done lol xD I am kinda speedrunning this ig… Gonna make the shelf tomorrow and add cool personal touch to the case! Cyaaaa!! Goooodnight!!!!"}, {"post_id": 5200, "ts": "2026-06-08T21:58:38Z", "hours": 0.2783, "text": "DEVLOG #6 Today I worked on the case but not much because most of my time was spent on learning this new software :p Fusion 360 was hard to integrate with hackatime so my work hours were not properly added but no worries ;-; lost 1 hour of work hour T-T I used a website called keyboard layout editor to make a layout of my macropad similar to the layout of my PCB and then I copied the raw code of the layout pasted it in another website called ai03 plate generator and it gave me a .DXF file which i imported in my fusion as a sketch layer. I wonder if i need to add a adapter step model for the rotary encoder in my case… well will think about that tomorrow. Well anyways cya!! Goodnight!!!"}, {"post_id": 4533, "ts": "2026-06-07T21:30:15Z", "hours": 0.8147, "text": "DEVLOG #5 Hello y’all, I am back yet again with updates on my DonutPad! So firstly I was really frustrated by those LEDs so I took a break from the PCB for one day! Played some D&D too lol xD! Today came back with a fresh mind I removed those LEDs, added a rotary encoder, made the edge cut rectangle size to 100mm x 100mm, did all the wiring yet again and finally completed the PCB!!! This time I made sure to keep the wiring very clean aka comfortable to my brain lol xD!!! I also downloaded Autodesk Fusion 360 which took heck lot of my time but no worries :p I am still figuring out the ways to use this app ;-; I am not the best when it comes to 3D stuff but imma try ma best!! Cya everyone!! Goodnight!!!"}, {"post_id": 2967, "ts": "2026-06-05T21:37:44Z", "hours": 0.4644, "text": "DEVLOG #4 Hello y’all! Today I am feeling so damm tired ;-; Anyways today i fixed all the bugs that were occurring with my PCB well not all cause the LED aperture net link bug was too persistent so i had to just ignore it ;-; I am totally not running away from my responsibilities…. After i was done with dealing with LEDs i went for filling the whole board region with GND but it left gaps at various places hence more bugssss… luckily someone from slack helped me fix this one bug by adding lotsss of vias. Tomorrow I will start working on the case through fusion 360… I am really scared of this part cause 3D stuff ain’t easy to do ;-; Anyways cya! Goodnight!!"}, {"post_id": 2414, "ts": "2026-06-04T21:40:28Z", "hours": 0.3819, "text": "DEVLOG #3 Hello everyone! Nemo here, HOLyyyy today was so dam annoying arranging PCB getting so many errors FRIKIN 161 ERRORS!!! I am frikin so cooked right now its frikin 3am sitting on this for an hour trying to solve this bug but it wont fix (╥﹏╥) First of all there was a bug with the edge cut the rectangle had some stray lines idk how that happened but I deleted those its fine now but still I am left with FRIKIN 116 ERRORS!! It keeps saying some solder aperture bug with all the LEDs from what I can comprehend it’s like one error repeating with all the LEDs and their respective pads seems like it’s saying the LED pins are too close together idk urghhh I will try solving it tomorrow because right now I am so dam sleepy ;-; So bug fixing tomorrow! Cya y’all!! Goodnight :]"}, {"post_id": 1712, "ts": "2026-06-03T21:29:43Z", "hours": 0.8511, "text": "DEVLOG #2 Hello everyone! Nemo here, I am back again with my second devlog!! After hours of struggling I finally completed my schematic! I learnt a better way of connecting stuff without those messy wires :p it’s called net labels it makes everything look much cleaner :) I also used the matrix method to connect the keys/switches. Also added an OLED display thingie and lots of LEDs :> Right now my biggest difficulty seems the LEDs cuz the one given in the care package doesn’t have a footprint so it kept giving me errors when I was clicking assign footprint so I had to download a new symbol and footprint for the same LED model from snapeda ;-; What I am noticing is that both tthe snapeda one and the one from the care package doesn’t have the GND pin as showed in the hackpad guide and so it kept throwing errors saying no power at the point i connected the GND to every LED. I found a easy fix for this it’s called power flag it js tells the system that GND is power and hence error gone :] Still had to assign the footprints manually… I hope it doesn’t cause any complications in the future ⊙﹏⊙ Tomorrow gonna work on the PCB :D cya for now! Goodnight!!!"}, {"post_id": 1030, "ts": "2026-06-02T20:27:31Z", "hours": 0.3864, "text": "DEVLOG #1 Hello everyone! Nemo here with my first ever Devlog :D I am working on one of the beginner course called the hackpad! Its going super smoothly as of now :3 I grasped the basics of PCB and Schematic making, it was hard at first because I didn’t knew the basics :p but i understood the concepts with lots of help from youtube and practice! The course feels easy to follow and I am having fun hiding secret messages on my PCB lol XD Tomorrow imma try to do some tinkering of my own like adding RGB LEDs maybe? It will be fun for sure! Cya for now!! Good Night :]"}]...
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DEVLOG #1 Hello everyone! Nemo here with my first ever Devlog :D I am working on one of the beginner course called the hackpad! Its going super smoothly as of now :3 I grasped the basics of PCB and Schematic making, it was hard at first because I didn’t knew the basics :p but i understood the concepts with lots of help from youtube and practice! The course feels easy to follow and I am having fun hiding secret messages on my PCB lol XD Tomorrow imma try to do some tinkering of my own like adding RGB LEDs maybe? It will be fun for sure! Cya for now!! Good Night :]
DEVLOG #2 Hello everyone! Nemo here, I am back again with my second devlog!! After hours of struggling I finally completed my schematic! I learnt a better way of connecting stuff without those messy wires :p it’s called net labels it makes everything look much cleaner :) I also used the matrix method to connect the keys/switches. Also added an OLED display thingie and lots of LEDs :> Right now my biggest difficulty seems the LEDs cuz the one given in the care package doesn’t have a footprint so it kept giving me errors when I was clicking assign footprint so I had to download a new symbol and footprint for the same LED model from snapeda ;-; What I am noticing is that both tthe snapeda one and the one from the care package doesn’t have the GND pin as showed in the hackpad guide and so it kept throwing errors saying no power at the point i connected the GND to every LED. I found a easy fix for this it’s called power flag it js tells the system that GND is power and hence error gone :] Still had to assign the footprints manually… I hope it doesn’t cause any complications in the future ⊙﹏⊙ Tomorrow gonna work on the PCB :D cya for now! Goodnight!!!
DEVLOG #3 Hello everyone! Nemo here, HOLyyyy today was so dam annoying arranging PCB getting so many errors FRIKIN 161 ERRORS!!! I am frikin so cooked right now its frikin 3am sitting on this for an hour trying to solve this bug but it wont fix (╥﹏╥) First of all there was a bug with the edge cut the rectangle had some stray lines idk how that happened but I deleted those its fine now but still I am left with FRIKIN 116 ERRORS!! It keeps saying some solder aperture bug with all the LEDs from what I can comprehend it’s like one error repeating with all the LEDs and their respective pads seems like it’s saying the LED pins are too close together idk urghhh I will try solving it tomorrow because right now I am so dam sleepy ;-; So bug fixing tomorrow! Cya y’all!! Goodnight :]
DEVLOG #4 Hello y’all! Today I am feeling so damm tired ;-; Anyways today i fixed all the bugs that were occurring with my PCB well not all cause the LED aperture net link bug was too persistent so i had to just ignore it ;-; I am totally not running away from my responsibilities…. After i was done with dealing with LEDs i went for filling the whole board region with GND but it left gaps at various places hence more bugssss… luckily someone from slack helped me fix this one bug by adding lotsss of vias. Tomorrow I will start working on the case through fusion 360… I am really scared of this part cause 3D stuff ain’t easy to do ;-; Anyways cya! Goodnight!!
DEVLOG #5 Hello y’all, I am back yet again with updates on my DonutPad! So firstly I was really frustrated by those LEDs so I took a break from the PCB for one day! Played some D&D too lol xD! Today came back with a fresh mind I removed those LEDs, added a rotary encoder, made the edge cut rectangle size to 100mm x 100mm, did all the wiring yet again and finally completed the PCB!!! This time I made sure to keep the wiring very clean aka comfortable to my brain lol xD!!! I also downloaded Autodesk Fusion 360 which took heck lot of my time but no worries :p I am still figuring out the ways to use this app ;-; I am not the best when it comes to 3D stuff but imma try ma best!! Cya everyone!! Goodnight!!!
DEVLOG #6 Today I worked on the case but not much because most of my time was spent on learning this new software :p Fusion 360 was hard to integrate with hackatime so my work hours were not properly added but no worries ;-; lost 1 hour of work hour T-T I used a website called keyboard layout editor to make a layout of my macropad similar to the layout of my PCB and then I copied the raw code of the layout pasted it in another website called ai03 plate generator and it gave me a .DXF file which i imported in my fusion as a sketch layer. I wonder if i need to add a adapter step model for the rotary encoder in my case… well will think about that tomorrow. Well anyways cya!! Goodnight!!!
DEVLOG #7 Hello y’all I am back after a grind of 4 hours :p Frikin fusion 360 is so hard to understand for my bean brain sighhhhhh…. Anyways made a lot of progress on the case! I added a adapter for the rotary encoder, understood sandwich mount and the basic case is kinda done lol xD I am kinda speedrunning this ig… Gonna make the shelf tomorrow and add cool personal touch to the case! Cyaaaa!! Goooodnight!!!!
DEVLOG #8 Hello y’all I am back and today I made lots and lots of progress on the case!! I think I am very close to completing my first hackclub project!!! The case is almost done I just need to add holes for screws now and then I can ship it hopefully! I added some decals on the case and text with engraved effect :] I also changed the appearance material of the case and the plate :3 Also added Rectangular hole for the OLED display :> Things left to do are adding screw holes, and USB hole. Cya!! Gooodnight!!!
DEVLOG #9 Hellooo y’all!! I am back with a lot of progress!! First of all I completed the case added USB hole and screw holes. Finally after 4 days of fusion grinding case is done!! I even completed the final rendered photoshoot for the whole case with the PCB and the switches, encoder and the OLED. I also read through the QMK frimware tutorial how to install QMK MSYS how to setup everything took some time but finally done with the installation! Tomorrow I am gonnna try to complete DONUT PAD :O and also ship it hopefully lol xD Cyaaaa!! Gooooodnight!!!
DEVLOG #9.5 QMK MSYS installation and setup completed!
DEVLOG #10 Hello y’all I am back! Today i completed the QMK firmware part!! To me this part felt like a nightmare because I don’t have any experience with coding and stuff like that :P But after completing QMK with zero errors and .uf2 file I feel coding ain’t that hard lol xD It surely took a laaat of time but it was fun! Compiling takes like 15 minutes though RIP my potato PC X( I am planning to make my case transparent and adding some more cool designs to give some originality and uniqueness so I may hop into fusion again tomorrow :P Cyaaa!! Gooodnight!!!!
DEVLOG #11 Hello y’all!! Today I grinded like insane lmao xD but it was really fun!! I added kintsugi type design on my case plate! it was quite lot of work because drawing so many lines but it kinda felt satisfying lol xD Also I made the main body of the case the shell where the PCB sits to be transparent so it looks really cool you can see the PCB that is awesome for sure! I have started working on my github repository too so I am sure I can submit it tomorrow!! Yeppp tomorrow it is!!!! I am so excited to finally complete my first hardware project this was surely a fun grind!! Cyaaaa!!! Gooooodnight!!!!
DEVLOG #12 Hello y’all!! I am so excited to share with you that my first hack club project aka my first hardware project is finally completed!!!! Man not gonna lie I learnt a laaaat from these 2 weeks of grinding lmfao this was such a fabulous experience!! I can’t believe I am done lol xD Also this means it will be my last Devlog of DONUT PAD :p but don’t y’all worry I will be right back with another project!! Here’s the github repository link for DONUT PAD: https://github.com/adonutartist/Nemos-Hackpad-DONUT-PAD Thank you to everyone who liked my devlogs I hope I get my project approved soon so that I can receive that kit to make DONUT PAD a real thing ehehehe!! Cyaaaa!!
Build Phase #1: Got my PCB today so immediately started the build phase! Soldered all the components and assembled everything. Was pretty easy ngl let’s see how the firmware turns out I js hope all works ;-;
Build Phase #2 Completed most of firmware for all the keys and rotary encoder working… I didn’t use qmk for this cuz of its insanely high compile time idk why my lappy is js old ig but qmk takes age to compile so I js used Arduino IDE. While I was working I got this weird green line of doom despair which means my screen is slowly dieing ;-; man o man. Also i couldn’t get the OLEDA to work idk why I think it’s prolly loose solder or maybe bridging? Well tmrw imma unassemble once and check on tht
Build Phase #3 Completed the build phase first i unassembled everything and found out tht my soldering wasn’t the problem i checked with a multimeter but wht i did was greater js a soldering error. it was frikin pcb error. yeh so umm the oled thingie if u check its image on hackpad mission page u will see its pin order is down to up but wht i did in my pcb was tht the order was up to down so thts why it didnt work and reviewers didn’t even notice well its more my mistake than theirs anways so i thought maybe if i can desolder this i solder jumper wires from correct pin to its pad but naw i couldnt even desolder i tried using a desolder pump and a copper wick but it js didnt ;-; this is so dam insane!!!!! well anyways everything works except tht oled so yeh cool macropad successfully done!
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I made a macropad called the DONUT PAD (or Nemo’s Hackpad), it is a macropad that functions as game controller/game pad. It has 12 keys, 1 rotary encoder, a 128x32 OLED display, XIAO RP2040. I designed the PCB board and schematic in Kicad, the case in Fusion360, and programmed it using QMK firmware. The most challenging part was the whole project as I have no prior knowledge in PCB making or case making infact i have never even thought of making any sort of hardware lol. But I gotta with consistency and hard work you can achieve anything! If I had to point to some very difficult challenges I faced then it is probably the LEDs because Kicad kept throwing me various errors saying LED pins are too close ;-; I looked far and wide on google and youtube couldn’t solve it so I just removed those LEDs. Also making the QMK firmware was very annoying not that difficult it was just utterly annoying ;-; because it took me like 30 minutes to compile my code and stuff probably because I have a Potato PC. I am proud of the whole project because it is my first hardware project but I am exceptionally proud of the top plate design I made for my case it is inspired from kintsugi! 4 keys control the movement like a D-PAD, 4 keys funtion as the action keys, 2 keys as the left and right shoulder button and the last 2 keys as the start and select button. The rotary encoder’s click feature doesn’t work because of lack of pins but you can rotate it to change volume. The Case uses a sandwich mounting style....
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Title: Draw a Perfect Star by @alark | Stardance
Title: Draw a Perfect Star by @alark | Stardance
Devlogs:
Built a first prototype for my “draw a perfect star” online game! Like if you could do better than me LOL
deployed a prototype build of “draw a perfect star” to github pages! also made it look a little nicer lol :p
How “Draw a Perfect Star” actually calculates accuracy The goal of this system is not to “recognise” a star visually. It turns both your drawing and a perfect star into comparable point data, then measures how far apart they are. This makes scoring fast, deterministic, and surprisingly stable. Input capture While you draw, the app records raw mouse positions: path = [(x1, y1), (x2, y2), etc etc] This data is noisy and depends heavily on speed and polling/sampling rate. Resampling The stroke is converted into a fixed number of evenly spaced points (120). This removes: drawing speed differences uneven mouse sampling Now every drawing has a consistent structure. Normalisation The shape is transformed so comparison is fair: centred around (0, 0) scaled so max radius = 1 This removes position/size- only shape remains. Reference star A perfect 5-pointed star is generated mathematically using polar coordinates and sine-based radius switching. It is also sampled into 120 points so it matches the user format. Comparison Each user point is compared directly to the corresponding star point- error += distance(user[i], star[i]) This produces an average geometric deviation across the full shape. Scoring Final score is computed as: score = 100 - error * 120 Then clamped between 0 and 100. Summary The system works by converting both shapes into normalized point sequences and measuring their geometric distance.
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I built a minigame web app where your goal is to draw a perfect star! It’s inspired by Neal.fun’s “Draw a Perfect Circle” challenge (which went viral on YouTube last year) and I wanted to recreate that same simple-but-addictive feeling with a slightly different twist- perfectly fitting for Stardance. The idea is straightforward: you draw a star on screen, and the game scores how close you are to a mathematically perfect star shape. It sounds simple, but it quickly turns into one of those “just one more try” kind of challenges. I built the site using Astro for structure and performance, and styled it with Tailwind CSS to keep the UI design process simple. The drawing system is handled with basic pointer events and canvas logic, where I track the user’s input path and compare it against an ideal star shape using a scoring algorithm- you can check out my devlog for more info! For deployment, I used GitHub Pages, which also forced me to properly understand static builds, routing, and how Astro compiles static projects down for production. That part alone helped me get a lot more comfortable with real-world deployment workflows. This was mostly a fan project, but it ended up being a really useful way to get back into web development after a short break. I brushed up on Git workflows, got more comfortable with CSS animations, and learned a lot about handling user input smoothly in the browser without external libraries. Overall, it’s a small project, but it taught me a surprising amount about building something end-to-end- from idea to deployment. If you enjoyed it or want to see improvements, feel free to star the repo or check it out....
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De Title: H.E.l.I.X by @vivaan_khowal | Stardance
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Couldn’t decide between using steppers and servos, but I eventually chose steppers for the robot arm. I started with designing a base and a cover for the base stepper. The plan is to use a cycloidal gearbox for each of the 6 motors for 6DOF. I found this reference model of a cycloidal gearbox for a NEMA 17 stepper, and I’m ONLY using it as a reference. I’ll design my own completely from scratch and will use that instead....
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Title: CraftHub by @Axeno | Stardance
Devlogs:
I Title: CraftHub by @Axeno | Stardance
Devlogs:
I set up the project using Laravel, Blade and Tailwind CSS, create the first version of homepage and started integrating the Modrinth API for project search.
I redesigned a large part of the website to give CraftHub cleaner and more consitent look. The search and project pages have been reworked, with better layouts, project cards, filter and overall navigation. The search system has been significantly improved. You can now filter projects by Minecraft version, loader and project type, as well as sort results by relevance, downloads, publish date, … I aso added pagination and improved support for projects that have multiple types such as projects available as both a mod and a plugin. The integration with the Modrinth API v3 has also been improved to better handle project data and filtering.
CraftHub now supports SpigotMC resources alongside Modrinth projects.
I’ve added a new download modal to simplify downloads and list all available versions in one place
I reworked some of the page components to give them a more human feel, rather than an AI-generated one.
I reworked some of page components (again)
Ships:
CraftHub is a unified platform that makes it easy to discover and download Minecraft mods, plugins, modpacks, and more from multiple sources like Modrinth, SpigotMC, in one place....
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Title: Google Sheet Based DB API by @monkeyBanana2 Title: Google Sheet Based DB API by @monkeyBanana2048 | Stardance
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Finished all the required stuff to have a sorta working database, still need better auth. I was trying to abstain from AI, but sometimes CORS errors really get on your nerves. People can start using this today, but the authentication is pretty much non-existent. Future updates will probably focus around getting the authentication to be better, and maybe implementing indexing emulation and RLS. Website is deployed here . You can find more details on gh bc I already spent a lot of time writing docs lol.
Made auth better I didn’t think putting the password as a argument in the URL itself was a good implementation, so I took the liberty to beef things up a bit more. Now: Separate master key Separate read-only key Keys submitted in the body of post requests Additionally, I found a bug with removing rows. It didn’t cascade down leading to holes in indexing so I fixed the indexing part of the script. TODO: Tbh, this is almost complete imo, but if I did have to do some more work, then: Implement RLS Implement indexing/cache (optional ultra pro max)
Decided to create an implementation of RLS. It’s kind of sloppy, but it should work for it’s purpose. It works by having hidden columns on every table that dictate what keys have access to the rows, and what permissions those keys have. Service key is able to set RLS status (enabled/disabled) and individual keys are generated per user. I think the project is ready to be shipped, because honestly SheetDB is pretty slow because it uses apps script and google sheets. So if you want to scale up and have multiple users, its better to use Supabase or something of that sort.
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SheetsDB: Turn google sheets into a functioning backend for your applications! This project uses apps script in order to manipulate and store data on a google sheet that can be edited visually, or through POST requests. In order to use like a database, the user can send POST requests with the type of request (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) in the body (bypass url limits) to the apps script deployment url. The most challenging part of this project was designing the metadata tables and figuring out the best ways to organize data in the google sheet so it could be accessed more easily by the apps script. The best part about this project was seeing it being able to handle many of the functions that industry databases have, such as renaming tables, queries with parameters such as (sort, where, etc), and handling schema. Detailed instructions on how to use this project can be found in the readme file on the repository. A demo is also available on the website....
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