Craft-Web is a CC:T program that allows users to share CML files with each other. This can be useful in cases such as sharing data or user-made things such as messages.
Craft-Web is built to allow data that's far way to be transferred to you easily. In addition, CML (Craft's Markup Language) is made in a way that allows you to easily write down data from other scripts.
- Get two Advanced computers and place them
- Get either two wireless modems or two wired modems and attach each to the back of each computer
- Note: If you used wired modems, connect both of them via Networking Cables
- On one computer, run
pastebin get https://pastebin.com/DR3X5dT6 rtc.lua(This will be your server)- Optional: Run
pastebin get https://pastebin.com/p1AUrG4G example.luafor a CML file to have
- Optional: Run
- On the other computer run
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elemnto56/Craft-Web/refs/heads/main/craft-installer.lua- Execute the
craft-installerand follow the prompts - Once all is installed, the
craft-installercan be removed
- Execute the
- Open
craft-webon the computer that installed it - Click the address bar, and type in an address based on the syntax: `cw://[id of server computer]?[path to cml]
- Example:
cw://0?/example.cml
- Example:
- Click Enter
- A
PUTmethod that allows client to send CML files to the server - Correct rendering on all devices, and not just advanced computers (pocketcomputers, monitors, etc)
- Allowing
httprequests to grab CML files from the irl internet - Possibly a better UI?