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this is my portfolio of projects.
you can find all of my personal projects on my main github.
i also have a page dedicated to all of my vrchat projects.

main projects

these are my main projects that get the most attention from me - some are actively worked on, but some don't get touched too frequently: only when necessary.

# WTFIsTheBatteryAt
I don't like PlayStation Accessories, and needed a way to get my battery percentage shown. It's since expanded into a bit more, and I'm currently working on a 2.0 release, with plugin support.
It's got a notification tray battery percentage display along, notifications for low percentage, and LED colour settings.
WTFIsTheBatteryAt logo
Latest Release / Source Code

# palc
Phoebe's Automated Library Converter is a tool I made that recursively goes through a specified directory looking for audio files to re-encode with your chosen codec. Uses FFMpegCore (which is a ffmpeg wrapper for C#) for re-encoding and ATL for .NET for metadata cloning.
Phoebe's Automated Library Converter's logo
Latest Release / Source Code

# FFXIV Plugins
I make plugins that fix or add things I want into Final Fantasy XIV using the Dalamud plugin-loader.
AFKMute's logo
AFKMute / NowPlaying

# psbg
Phoebe's Static Blog Generator is a "static-site-generator" intended for blogging usage. It's incredibly barebones currently, but it supports generating HTML using a template from Markdown files and creating a "post list" with summaries of the content. No, it doesn't use AI for the summaries.
Source Code

# discpywalNET
discpywalNET is a Discord.NET bot that looks for when users change their profile picture, and changes a role colour associated with the user to be the dominant colour from the new picture. discpywalNET is the successor to discpywal, written in C# because .NET Core is pretty cool. It is named after dylanaraps' project pywal.
Source Code

# TimCSweeney
TimCSweeney is a Discord.NET bot that looks for messages and pictures that contain certain keywords and reacts to them with associated emojis. It was created initially as a Discord.js bot as a joke for a friend group Discord server, but later was rewritten in C# using Discord.NET because .NET Core is pretty cool. It's fun as a little gag every so often.
Source Code

old or unmaintained projects

these don't get much attention anymore, but they're neat to look at: this doesn't mean that they don't work though! some of them may be fully functional, but at a point where i don't need to work on them so much.

# i386chat
i386chat was a web-based chat application written using Node.js and socket.IO. Multiple iterations existed, and a lot of fun was had in the work we put in altogether as a group. I've open sourced what I can, and may in future ask other contributors if they're willing to unprivate the repositories in the organization. I wrote a blog post about i386chat, here! It goes into what i386chat was, how it came to be, and is just a fun trip down memory lane for me, and anyone involved.
i386chat logo
GitHub Organization

# phdt
Phoebe's Disk Tester is a tool I made that (hypothetically) should be able to help you diagnose whether the storage you have is actually the capacity it says it is. It is not dissimilar to h2testw.
Source Code

# pebs
Phoebe's Extensible Backup Script exists because I wanted an easy to extend backup solution that only required a bash-compliant shell setup.
Source Code

# pirem
Phoebe's intel-rapl Energy Monitor reads data from /sys/powercap/intel-rapl, does some math, and outputs a pretty and raw value. Intended to be used with Home Assistant's File Sensor integration to display a rough estimation of system power usage.
Gist

# discpywal
discpywal was a Discord.js bot that looks for when users change their profile picture, and changes a role colour associated with the user to be the average colour from the new picture. It is named after dylanaraps' project pywal.
Source Code