Software projects

Description: An Eleventy static website JavaScript project built from the Eleventy Base Blog starter project created by Zach Leatherman, who also created Eleventy. My major additions to date outside of content are:

• A JavaScript script that adds important attributes to every external link in Eleventy's HTML output. Implemented using node-html-parser to facilitate identifying and modifying HTML tags, and run via the eleventy.after event.

• A Bash script run automatically by Git that builds the site and deploys it to my Codeberg Pages repository before pushing the Eleventy project.

• My personal update of an Eleventy plugin that adds hidden text to my content to "poison" it. See my Eleventy Plugin Update project for details.

• A JavaScript script that automates adding regular expression versions of words to the personal dictionary for the spellchecker.

Project page: projects/eleventy-website

Source code (Eleventy project): codeberg.org/Heckinchonkeires/heck-website-generator

Source code (Git hook): codeberg.org/Heckinchonkeires/miscellaneous/src/branch/main/pre-push.sh

Description: I created a MySQL database of nutritional data from foods I like that are high in protein. I plan to use Python, specifically the modules Numpy and Pandas, to analyze that data. That analysis will be a great help in planning a healthier diet for myself.

Project page: projects/vegetarian-protein-source-analysis

Source code: codeberg.org/Heckinchonkeires/pyvegprotein

Description: Created for a player in my D&D campaign who said they need yellow paint in video games. This app is my attempt to add yellow paint to D&D and other TTRPGs.

Project page: projects/withd

Source code (Codeberg repository): codeberg.org/Heckinchonkeires/wit-heckin-d

Description: An updated version of the Eleventy plugin eleventy-plugin-poison. The original plugin adds invisible text to web pages to "poison" them, making their content less useful as training data for "AI" models. So far, I've converted the plugin to an ECMAScript module, added four new configuration options, and updated its readme file to reflect my changes.

Project page: this is where you'll find a link to this project's dedicated page when it exists

Source code: codeberg.org/Heckinchonkeires/eleventy-plugin-poison

Description: This project began as a single script for extracting information from a specific document I exported from Anytype. Now I plan to make a Python module with a collection of scripts and functions for working with Any-Block JSON files. It's still in the early stages, but my ambition is to make programmatically working with Any-Block JSON significantly easier. I have also imagined expanding beyond a Python module to make a graphical interface most people could use, but that would be a different project in the future.

Project page: this is where you'll find a link to this project's dedicated page when it exists

Source code: codeberg.org/Heckinchonkeires/pyanyblock

Description: Built in NodeJS with an Express web server hosting a single page Vue application, running my custom API, and managing a Mongo database. Because Scryfall's API didn't support its tag feature, I also used Puppeteer to scrape tag data from the single page web application tagger.scryfall.com. It was running on Render, though with less functionality available due to problems with Puppeteer on Render. I can imagine putting in some effort to get it online again, but it's not priority for me.

Project page: this is where you'll find a link to this project's dedicated page when it exists

Source code (server): github.com/Heckinchonkeires/heckin-scryfall-tags-server

Source code (Vue app): github.com/Heckinchonkeires/heckin-scryfall-tags

Description: Built in NodeJS with an Express web server, EJS templates, and a MongoDB document database with data models created using Mongoose. It was hosted on Heroku for some time. It has a mostly functional user interface for specifying and saving a set of monster attributes and equipment (a "build") to the database, as well as pages for viewing builds and game information from the database. It also required writing a script that uses nodemw to scrape data from the fan wiki for the game and add it to my database, though that script is not currently included in the GitHub repository.

Project page: this is where you'll find a link to this project's dedicated page when it exists

Source code: github.com/Heckinchonkeires/keepersRepository

Description: My first personal software project. A simulation of Conway's Game of Life, a simple set of rules for cellular automata, written in Pascal. I used ASCII text to display the cells as they updated.

Project page: this is where you'll find a link to this project's dedicated page when it exists

**Source code**: _this project's source code may no longer exist. If I locate it, I'll link to it here_