Thai Pangsakulyanont

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Comparison of today’s output [with this comment from Feb 17](https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/issues/8914#issuecomment-780202592): 6 warnings removed and 8 warnings added. ```diff +warning react-scripts > @pmmmwh/react-refresh-webpack-plugin > native-url > [email protected]: The querystring API is...

@zardoru Oh. Tarballs! That’s a great idea. Unfortunately, it doesn’t officially accept non-ASCII file names. :( --- @wosderge’s notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ym2Niq3A2pUC9YSWkMAXnYrC3JQN92LSgpSFML4rOgc/edit --- I also found this thing on W3 recommendation. What...

Now we also have this in browser: https://stuk.github.io/jszip/ Two years ago I use another library, https://gildas-lormeau.github.io/zip.js/, to decompress zip files in browser (the prototype version of Bemuse). It turns out...

If we use ZIP files, maybe some extra tooling is needed: A verifier/fixer which verifies: - ZIP file’s filenames are in UTF-8 encoding. - ZIP contents are not compressed. I...

I agree. Should we process negative BPMs like StepMania? More info here: http://vsrg.club/forum/showthread.php?tid=178 I think LR2 also processes negative BPMs similarly: https://hitkey.nekokan.dyndns.info/exbpm-object.htm

I need to interact (click, type, etc.) via the accessibility tree, so I need some kind of workaround… Sharing it here: ## Workaround as of Puppeteer v5.0.0 ### Getting a...

@zardoru You can push commits directly to my branch because I already set up the pull request to allow that ;) I am not aware about any coding standard in...

I used `>` to represent continuation instead of “C:” to make it easier to see visually. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/193136/33845214-4a6ce4ee-ded5-11e7-9a67-488e684b615a.png)

@zardoru Yup, I forgot to push it 😅

Hello, thanks for your interest! API documentation is a bit lacking, but here’s a quick overview of usage: 1. Create a `bms.BMSChart` object using `bms.Compiler` ```js const bmsSource = `#00101:01\n...`...