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May not even be technically possible, but will put some more time into it.

https://github.com/Vleerian/NSDotNet

👋 Hello

While trying this application out I could not start it because of Windows Defender Blocking it.
Info

Reason: Behavior:Win32/DefenseEvasion.A!ml
OS: Windows 11

change the login request to a century region page from which you can log in, get the chk, AND get the localid in one request. totally didnt steal this by looking at the shine code.

can be done pretty easily with https://www.nationstates.net/pages/api.html#verification, idk why no other tools really use this

rn henson frequently stumbles over the suppression ratelimit, lets make it autoretry a suppression if it does that.

need to scrape page to do this but it's theoretically possible. also update certain things like auto skip prep selected if logged in nation matches.

will probably go in footer

This is probably gonna be a 1.2.0 thing

something that should really be done by default as long as something's checked.

removes need for ping upon closure of the window

right now it just crashes out if you import a json that doesn't work

would work like prep selected window, lemme just map it out rq:

1. use api to query every region the program's unlocked and selected nations are in and check if nation is RO'ed there with appropriate authority
2. open window with same giant button as prep selected but also with field for banner, flag, wfe
3. click to log in
4. click to set banner
5. click to set wfe
6. click to remove tags and add invader (could add customizing tags) note is this possible???
7. click to close embassies (one click per embassy)
8. click to send embassy (one click per embassy)
9. repeat for all nations

this will be so painful to code lmao

i'll need to dive deeper into the avalonia docs for this. good luck, future me.

if a region is in that setting, don't withdraw the embassy.

probably something to do with async thread being blocked. might be a harder bug to get rid of than it sounds but i'll take a whack at it sometime.

yeah

see https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia/wiki/Breaking-Changes

Suggested by Unshleepd.

according to wasc at least

new .net LTS is out, and that means .net 6 is EOL in less than a year, need to upgrade everything to get ready for .net 8.

relevant:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/7.0
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/8.0

after each prep in the footer change it i think

One of swarm's main draws is the ability to spam click. consider adding that to Henson.

i suck at writing readable code

literally just add a binding to change the fluent theme to dark lmao

Ability to group nations, easy way to move nations between groups, ability to select nations by group, etc. will also require a bit of finagling with the database so be prepared to rewrite some database code (not fun)

During a brief test today, henson 1.1.0 managed to hang on the prep window during a login request. However, while the window was frozen, it appears that move requests were still accepted and may have even been enqueued. This, depending on what exactly is happening in the backend, may result in a NS ToS violation. From the NS rules:

A request is manual if and only if it is initiated by immediately responding to a user's input (mouse click or key press), at the ratio of one click to one request. You must not queue or delay performing the action (for example, to wait for a previous request to complete) in any way; you must perform the action immediately when detecting the input (such as in the appropriate callback), or not perform it at all.

Since it appears that move requests are still being accepted from the user, but NOT being acted upon immediately (i.e. blocking for a previous request) this effectively forms a queue of clicks that have not yet been moved, which is in violation of NS rules.

Solution: Swarm solves this problem by disabling the prep button immediately after a click is registered, and only re-enabling it after the web request has been processed. This solves the issue of clicks arriving faster than they can be handled. Consider implementing the same method.

yeah

will attempt to reproduce on vm, unknowable if i can even fix this since it may be lower level code

Tag function says "None of the selected nations were in regions they could tag" when nation was in fact an RO with Appearance and Embassies perms.