Zaragan wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 12:41 am
I everyone! I was thinking of adding some online user counter and what i will need to do it (some backend database or such). Can someone give me a push on the right direction to do it? I'm not asking for code, just the tools to do it!! I love breaking my head on walls to reach my goals I have a little knowledge of js, php and mysql but nothing to deep.
Thank you so much to everyone!!
Not trying to necropost here, but you don't necessarily have to use Lua or Rainmeter to do this. If Python, PHP, CMD or PowerShell can do the first part (i.e. "talking" and "writing" stuff to where you store that counter and all that), then they can definitely be triggered by a RunCommand measure in Rainmeter (not sure about triggering the PHP scripts though), and Lua or Rainmeter can definitely read what has been written.
I'm trying to interface with some other software where I need the same.
Trying to build some nice dashboards with info from other applications.
Rainmeter has (for me) some very nice tooling on board to easily create graphs and gauge's.
Easy to setup and install.
When I have some more information or something to show I'll post it here.
I'm trying to interface with some other software where I need the same.
Trying to build some nice dashboards with info from other applications.
Rainmeter has (for me) some very nice tooling on board to easily create graphs and gauge's.
Easy to setup and install.
When I have some more information or something to show I'll post it here.
You really can't use external compiled libraries with Lua and Rainmeter...
Do you mean that the LUA socket library is also external compiled then?
And those library's are not possible to invoke them in the LUA scripting as suggested in the topic i referred to?
I interpreted that it wasn't possible to use abbreviates of the LUA library.
But LUA socket looks to me as an official LUA library.
If that is the case; thanks for the early warning.
I have overlooked the warning in that section