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README

The README file for this repository.

ARCHIVING

Factorio's DSP Calculator does virtually everything I wanted.

Summary

This is just a simple React calculator for Dyson Sphere Program, a game that I highly recommend. (Particularly if you're a fan of Satisfactory, Factorio, etc.)

This is just a simple React app that will show you all of the subcomponents needed to make a specified quantity of a specific item, like:

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How do I run this?

Unfortunately there's currently no easy way to run this other than setting up a basic React dev environment. If you want to do that:

  1. Install git
  2. Install Node LTS
  3. Open a console window
  4. Type npm i -g yarn to install yarn (package manager utility for app)
  5. Enter a directory you wish to store source code in and type git clone https://github.com/JasonGore/dsp-calculator.git
  6. Type cd dsp-calculator to enter cloned directory
  7. Type yarn to install necessary modules
  8. Type yarn start to launch the app (it should open a browser window, but is otherwise available at http://localhost:3000/)

How can I browse the code?

I'd just install VS Code, launch it, and then "Open Folder" and select the dsp-calculator directory. (Or better yet, just run code . from the dsp-calculator directory.)

Can I help?

Certainly! There's tons of recipes and data missing and the core data is here.

What other things could be implemented?

Tons of things. Ideas I have:

  • Add tons of missing recipes
  • Alternate recipes
  • Whether items can be made in replicator or not
  • Facility that manufactures item
  • Improved styling and presentation
  • Make app deployable and more easily consumable