Ah. Unfortunately I know nothing at all about Java!Java 1.8 and Spring Boot (plus Thymeleaf for the web pages)What did you create/write it in?
Ah. Unfortunately I know nothing at all about Java!Java 1.8 and Spring Boot (plus Thymeleaf for the web pages)What did you create/write it in?
Nice job! It works really well. It's a bit of a hybrid though due to what my app is sending back (HTML). Normally a backend would just send the data, like in a JSON format response message, allowing the frontend to display the data any way it liked. That's a possibility for the future I suppose.@baldrick0712 I have built a front end for your character generator and I was wondering if you could take a few minutes and stress test it. Extract the 7z file to wherever the jar file is located and run the exe. the options button will bring up a dialog to change options from the default ones. Generate Character button will generate a new character using whatever options you have selected.
https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code ... gu1puwMkVX
When I can next get around to it I'll add another query string parameter like json=true (leaving parameter off will default to current HTML response). That way your fancy frontend should be able to use it like a true backend web service and process the data returned any way you like (such as to fill in a PDF character sheet).Yes, it is very much a hybrid. If you want to go the JSON route, or any other format, let me know. If you can do that I will see about sending the output to pdf. I use your character generator a lot and I really like it. Kudos to you for such a helpful program