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Is there a canonical way to find the source to these types of github links? The broken link to durian.blender.org doesn't show anything, and the user page https
by readflaggedcomm 5y ago
Is there a canonical way to find the source to these types of github links? The broken link to durian.blender.org doesn't show anything, and the user page https://github.com/Pessimistress https://github.com/Pessimistress doesn't have any obvious ascii-art or video projects. Neither does the home page linked from github. And bundle.js is just obfuscated.
It looks like libcaca, but I would have to recompile mpv to see how similar it is.
- capableweb 5y agoYeah, the URL scheme is as follows: - https://pessimistress.github.io/ascii/ https://pessimistress.github.io/ascii/ - User: pessimistress - Repository: ascii But in this case, https://github.com/pessimistress/ascii https://github.com/pessimistress/ascii seems to be private, so seems source is not published at all. Seems sourcemaps is defined in the JS file, but points to a non-existing file, so can't help you either. Left is to use something like http://jsnice.org/ http://jsnice.org/ to "de-uglify" it and try to guess what it is doing.