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@Static-Codes Static-Codes released this 24 Dec 17:29
v1.0.0A6
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Notes

  • There are 10 binaries below aswell as the raw source code (source.zip).
  • The macOS binaries were originally macOS .app bundles, however due to restrictions in newer versions of macOS, all current and future releases of BAMM for macOS will be released as standalone binaries.
  • Mac Silicon users will now have to use the Intel Binaries through bootcamp.

Changelog

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General Changes:

  • Added new namespace MacPackager

  • Added members New and Open to enum MenuOption in class Menu in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Messaging

  • Added new class EditorManager in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers

  • Added new class Editor in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers

  • Added new class ExtensionManager in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers

  • Added Path variable to class AppInfo in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers.AppManager

  • Added GetExecutablePath to class Linux in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers.AppManager

  • Deleted unused class AppDataHelper in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Helpers

  • Fixed a bug in class LineValidation in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Parsing causing false positive syntax errors.

  • Fixed a bug in class UserScriptManager in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers causing bamm compile '<filename>' to fail.

  • Fixed a bug in class Transpiler in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Compilation causing bamm compile '<filename>' to fail.

  • Moved function New from class Parser in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Parsing to class Menu in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Messaging

  • Patched a problematic bug causing unnecessary output in LineValidation in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Parsing

  • Refactored classes Linux, Mac, and Win in namespace BrowserAutomationMaster.Managers.AppManager.OS to properly include required Path attribute.

New Action Commands:

New Feature Command:

New CLI Arguments:

Creates a new .BAMC file in the userScripts directory.
Prompts the user to select a custom text editor to open the specified file.
If a custom text editor is not found, the OS default is used.

  • bamm new 'filename.bamc'
  • bamm -n 'filename.bamc'

Opens a .BAMC file that exists in the userScripts directory.
If this file does not exist, the file is automatically created.
The user is then prompted to select a custom text editor to open the specified file.
If a custom text editor is not found, the OS default is used.

  • bamm open 'filename.bamc'
  • bamm -o 'filename.bamc'

Releases

Windows 💻

There are two versions for Windows. You most likely need the x64 version.

  • BAMM-v1.0.0A6-x64-Setup.exe: For modern 64-bit Windows systems, this is the most common version.
  • BAMM-v1.0.0A6-ARM64-Setup.exe: For Windows devices running on ARM64 (ARMv8) processors, such as newer Surface Laptops.

macOS 🍎

  • bamm: For all Mac users on MacOS 11.0+ (Silicon users will need to use Bootcamp to run this binary)

Linux 🐧

  • bamm.v1.0.0A6.linux-x64.deb: For 64-bit Debian-based Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or Pop!_OS on Intel and AMD CPUs from the last 20 years.

  • bamm.v1.0.0A6.linux-arm64.deb: For 64-bit Debian-based Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or Pop!_OS on M-Series Macs, newer Surface Laptops, and Raspberry Pi.

  • bamm.v1.0.0A6-linux-arm.deb : For 32-bit Debian-based Linux distributions, running on older chromebooks or other armv7 device, tested on crouton using Debian 12.

  • bamm.v1.0.0A6.linux-x64.rpm: For 64-bit Fedora-based Linux distributions, such as CentOS, Oracle Linux, or Qubes on Intel and AMD CPUs from the last 20 years.

  • bamm.v1.0.0A6.linux-arm64.rpm: For 64-bit Fedora-based Linux distributions, such as CentOS, Oracle Linux, or Qubes on Macs or newer Surface Laptops.

  • bamm.v1.0.0A6.linux-arm.rpm: For 32-bit Fedora-based Linux distributions, running on older chromebooks or other ARMv7 device, tested on crouton using Fedora Server 43.

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