ScreepT Beta test is officially started, you can find the lastest version here 😎
Many news have been introduced since last version:
Plugin management: a plugin engine is now available in the main menu. With this function, in the future many additional features will be available to be easily installed/uninstalled and adding ScreepT’s functionalities, but keeping the installation customizable according to your needs 😉 For now two new plugins have been released (code compare with JMeld integration, and AntiScreen-locker tool), haven’t you tried it yet?? Many news are arriving on this side, don’t miss them!
ScreepT – V0.9.45 – new Plugin Manager
New Text Editor functions: text editor has been improved a lot since last post. Many useful things have been introduced, such as hideable modular panels, improved right click menu, File content search, quick file name search, integrated shell, EOL viewer, themes editor, open with browser, and much more!
ScreepT – V0.9.45 – text editor
New Look And Feels added to Graphics Preferences.
Proxy settings added to General Options.
Windows context-menu integration to add/remove from autostart and right click pop-up menu. Restart as administrator function added (windows only).
Added embedded image viewer.
Added new easter egg (ops, I didn’t have to say that) 🙂
And last but not least… many bugs have been fixed !
ScreepT – V0.45 – Themes Editor
About the plugins management and common source code, in a not so far future it’s planned for them to be published on Maven repository, and source code will be available in my gitHub repository, stay tuned !
A new multiplatform – multipurpose tool, or better… your next (and last) swiss army knive in coding, crypting, image encoding, network/hardware information gathering, and much more!
A beta version of ScreepT is now available at the link above, just download the zip (the last one is always recommended, but you can always update it later from the built-in updater). Now extract the zip, enter the folder and see the next chapter for how to startup 🙂
But first: what is ScreepT? What are the aims of this software? Let’s take a look 🙂
ScreepT includes a text editor, with support for many features including:
Syntax highlighting (main coding languages such as Java, C, C++, C#, Javascript, Html, Css, Scala, Xml, and much more!);
Color scheme with a set of default themes to choose from, with possibility to load your own xml theme;
Autocompletion, with support for some of the given languages – this funcionality is still in development;
Basic find/replace/gotoLine dialogs;
Special charachters escaper, with compatibility modes for Javascript, Html, xml and Java;
File external changes monitor;
Many useful keyBoard shortcuts, described in user guide section;
File navigator with main File system operations;
Templates management, and possibility to easily define your own code snippets, and reuse them everywhere you want;
Image to Text parsing;
Pdf to Text parsing;
Text speaker – English only (For now…);
Text Crypter/Decrypter with possibility to use Base 64, AES 128 bit, or even AES 128 bit combined with “ScreepT” algorithm, with possibility to use keyBased sorting, improving code strenght;
Modular hideable panels, with draggable dividers;
Responsive layout;
… and much More!
ScreepT – the built-in crypt/decrypt manager
Screept has a built-in FileCrypter that you can use to encrypt or decrypt your files or folders, by creating cripted (or decripted) copies, without modifiyng original file. With this crypter you can choose betwen 5 different modes:
AES only (Text key);
STEG only (.PNG key);
STEG only – shuffle bytes (.PNG key + key based shuffle) ;
Screept does not need any installer, cause it’s a fully mobile application. Furthermore, it’s written with java language so it’s potentially runnable everywhere (for now it’s available for windows only, linux and MacOs versions are not ready yet, but thery’re planned to come out soon) 🙂
(*)take into account that only JVM between 1.8 and 11 are fully supported!
Launcher – Launch settings
Screept has a built-in configuration manager, with which you can save your preferred options, workspaces, graphical elements positions, text area configurations, last directories used, and many more! You can enable auto-save and specify the exact period of time that software will use as timeout to automatically backup your actual configuration. Furthermore, you can even export/import/load/reset your preferred configurations 🙂
Screept has a built-in minimal web browser, implemented to give an internal way to navigate into user help and documentation. NO file is loaded from the internet, only local readme.html file will be used to do so (with it’s relative .css file).
