JBloves27 (not dead!)

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Beautiful website yessirtHe MoST bEautIFUl WeBSitE EvEr LiViNg <3

pLeAsE cHeCK mY WeBSiTE oUT ItS AmaAZING 10 months ago

AhYeSthEmOstbeUtIfulWebSiTe9 months ago

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•11 months ago

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spicy potatoa spicy potato catching game! catch as much potatoes as you can, and try to dodge all the bombs :D

Remember to open this in a new tab or full screen!11 months ago

Nice!11 months ago

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•1 year ago

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zsqA complex language with high level programming and moderate syntax.

Are you storing the environmental variables in a pymongo database? That'd make more sense...1 year ago

This is really cool! You should add python's requests module!1 year ago

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•1 year ago

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popcornpop the corn as fast as possible to win points!

it wont load1 year ago

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•1 year ago

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PrivateRepoHack

Private Repo "Hack" Tutorial!!

Private Repo "Hack" Tutorial > A simple tutorial found and written by kokonut27 (otherwise known as JBYT27) About So as you know, on Replit, you need to have Hacker Plan to access private Repo's on GitHub. However, there is a certain way for you to access Private Repo's on Replit, without needing Hacker Plan. So come jump right in! :D 1. Create the Repo > If you already have a Repo that you're using, skip onto step 2. Assuming that you have a GitHub account (if you don't, visit GitHub), create a Repo. IMPORTANT: The Repo must be set to Public first! The name of the Repo doesn't matter, and create any files or config files that you may need for your project. If you haven't already, sync GitHub and Replit. (Read here for more - Please note that that is an old tutorial) Import the Repo in Replit, and you have the Repl setup. Let's go onto the next step, and see what's next. 2. Switch the Repo status Now, go to your Repo, and switch it's status from Public to Private. Like said before, if you try to import a Private Repo in Replit, you need Hacker Plan (because of Private Repls), however, if you import a Public Repo, and then later switch it to a Private Repo, Replit doesn't recognise that the Repo has switched to Private, and there you have it - accessing a Private Repo using a Public Repl. However, we can expect some downsides to this, as discussed in step 3. 3. Downsides So, the major downside to this is that you want to access a Private Repo - yes, but you can't use a Private Repl to commit on Private Repo's. The point of a private Repo and Repl is so people can't see it, but because of the new Hacker Plan -> GitHub Repo sync, this isn't possible. Another downside is that on some cases (so far, this has not happened to me, but it is possible), the GitHub sync may break, or malfunction, like others have experienced before. (Note that it was solved.) 4. Conclusion I hope this tutorial helped you access some private repo's that you needed to use, and that it solved some problems :D See you soon! > Please let me know if this should be taken down, as this is kind of stretching the purpose of Hacker Plan.

@Gh0stHack3r Thanks!1 year ago

@JBloves27 sounds interesting .u.1 year ago

@MrVoo Haha thanks! --but did you read it :0--1 year ago

#tutorial

#github

#replit

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•1 year ago

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ReplitTDA Replit themed Tower Defense game. Visit it on https://github.com/kokonut27/ReplitTD

This is CRAP 1 year ago

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•1 year ago

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zsq-1a complex language with high level programming and moderate syntax. https://github.com/JBYT27/zsq

**Note: Ignore the Repl, I had to attach a Repl to post this tutorial** # How to post an image on ReplTalk and Repl Apps! > Quickly written by yours truly ## About This tutorial will teach you how to post on Repl Apps, as it's pretty difficult to post an image on Apps because there isn't a button to insert images. By using this technique, you can insert images, and not have to be frustrated over it :D ## Steps First, to insert an image, go to an old Repl Talk post, such as [this post](https://replit.com/talk/share/PogRater-Check-how-POG-a-word-is/148113). (~~Totally not sponsoring lol~~) *Anyways*, after that, scroll down to the `post comment` header, like shown below: ![Screenshot 2021-12-17 12.58.59 PM](https://storage.googleapis.com/replit/images/1639764057289_cbc452c911438130911a79a6d160c2d1.png) Then click the `select files` button, and a popup window will open up. Search for the image or file you want to insert in a post or comment, and then double click it. The popup will then disappear, and a text will appear in the comment textbox. Copy that text, and go to the Repl Apps post you want to insert your image/file in. Once you get to the post, just paste the image, and insert any other content or text in with the file/image. Then you're done! ## Conclusion I hope this helps you insert images more easily! Bye! :D1 year ago

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•1 year ago

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zsq-1a complex language with high level programming and moderate syntax. https://github.com/JBYT27/zsq

**Note: Ignore the Repl, I had to attach a Repl to post this tutorial** # How to post an image on ReplTalk and Repl Apps! > Quickly written by yours truly ## About This tutorial will teach you how to post on Repl Apps, as it's pretty difficult to post an image on Apps because there isn't a button to insert images. By using this technique, you can insert images, and not have to be frustrated over it :D ## Steps First, to insert an image, go to an old Repl Talk post, such as [this post](https://replit.com/talk/share/PogRater-Check-how-POG-a-word-is/148113). (~~Totally not sponsoring lol~~) *Anyways*, after that, scroll down to the `post comment` header, like shown below: ![Screenshot 2021-12-17 12.58.59 PM](https://storage.googleapis.com/replit/images/1639764057289_cbc452c911438130911a79a6d160c2d1.png) Then click the `select files` button, and a popup window will open up. Search for the image or file you want to insert in a post or comment, and then double click it. The popup will then disappear, and a text will appear in the comment textbox. Copy that text, and go to the Repl Apps post you want to insert your image/file in. Once you get to the post, just paste the image, and insert any other content or text in with the file/image. Then you're done! ## Conclusion I hope this helps you insert images more easily! Bye! :D1 year ago

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•1 year ago

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zsq-1a complex language with high level programming and moderate syntax. https://github.com/JBYT27/zsq

How to post an image

Note: Ignore the Repl, I had to attach a Repl to post this tutorial How to post an image on ReplTalk and Repl Apps! > Quickly written by yours truly About This tutorial will teach you how to post on Repl Apps, as it's pretty difficult to post an image on Apps because there isn't a button to insert images. By using this technique, you can insert images, and not have to be frustrated over it :D Steps First, to insert an image, go to an old Repl Talk post, such as this post. (Totally not sponsoring lol) Anyways, after that, scroll down to the post comment header, like shown below: Screenshot 2021-12-17 12.58.59 PM Then click the select files button, and a popup window will open up. Search for the image or file you want to insert in a post or comment, and then double click it. The popup will then disappear, and a text will appear in the comment textbox. Copy that text, and go to the Repl Apps post you want to insert your image/file in. Once you get to the post, just paste the image, and insert any other content or text in with the file/image. Then you're done! Conclusion I hope this helps you insert images more easily! Bye! :D

@JBloves27 good I guess and u?1 year ago

@merryxmas2222 Haha, xD I'm okay as well :D1 year ago

@JBloves27 noce 1 year ago

#nix

#programminglanguage

#python

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•1 year ago

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GitHub User SearchRetrieves GitHub Stats via git_api and flask. View it here!

GitHub User Search v2.0 - Much more cleaner CSS!!

GitHub User Search - Search all the GitHub users! Home > Created using Python3 and git_api, coded by JBYT27 and DillonB07. About This project was first an idea for KaJam, however, I got stumped on a problem, so I couldn't submit it in time. So I decided to continue coding it out of the jam! Basically, this is just a clone of @RayhanADev's Replit User Search. The difference is, it's made in flask not js :D Using it All you need to do is enter a GitHub username in the textbox, press the search button, and the data will come up. Feel free to leave suggestions! Thanks! > Open it in a new tab to access it! Example searches: TheDrone7 Card Ray Text Input Ray Card How it works To view how it works, go here to read it. Conclusion I hope you enjoy using this! To contribute, you can either leave a comment on the Replit Spotlight post, or leave a PR on the GitHub page. Stay well!

#python

#JB

#fun

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•2 years ago

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DartsSimple darts game using Tkinter and sqlite3. Also associated with Python. > https://github.com/JBYT27/Darts

Play darts! A simple and fun game!

Ever wanted to play a simple and fun game before, and it even keeps a database of your score? Well here it is!! > Introducing; Darts! A simple and fun game!! Darts is a game I made a while ago, and at that time, it was just a fun project that I had made while learning Python. However, now, it seems like lots of people seem to like it, and so I decided to bring it to another level ;) What's new! I introduced a database to this project. What the database does is that it acts as a leaderboard, and holds all the scores. As of right now, it is very easy to bot and hack, so I may need to fix that, or I might remove the database. I am also thinking about adding a start screen, with credits, and etc. (Thanks to @AtlantianNet for the idea!) What's still there! The darts game has not been edited from last time as: People seemed to enjoy the original darts, so I left it as it is. I think it seems the best as it is original, plain and original :) Conclusion I hope you enjoy this new version of darts! Expect new updates now and then from this ;) Byee!