nëstlink 0.2.1

This release brings compatibility with the newer commit of LÖVE Potion 2.2.0, which uses love.data.pack to serialize data.

Update 2021-12-24 @ 13:37 EST

• Fixed an issue where having "/" in strings would break parsing

nëstlink 0.2.0

This is the second release for nëstlink.

Additions

• The server can now detect port versus IP address for the first argument
• Linux AppImage binary

nëstlink 0.1.0

This is the first official release of nëstlink.

Simply run the provided binary and a new debugger server will be created.

The default port uses 8000. However, if this port does not work, simply pass a new port as a command argument, e.g. nestlink 25545. By default only localhost computers can be attached, for security reasons. You must also provide the IP address of your Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo Switch in order for it to be able to connect as the second argument.

Configuration files are also available with nestlink init_config. Edit the created file to change the port number and allowed addresses. It must be using valid Lua syntax.

Added:

• Basic output from LÖVE Potion's console debugger
• Simple configuration for the port and allowed addressed

To-Do:

• Make command line arguments less annoying to deal with
  • Having to always type the port and then IP will get annoying, easily.