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Another alpha! This time with full control over voice filters in the GUI and some first binaries & bundles to make installing Figaro much easier! (I'll probably only attach a Windows build in the beginning, but some others will follow!)

Since trying this project should be much easier now, I'm more stoked than ever to hear some feedback / suggestions for improvements & additions!

Setup

If a binary / bundle (zip) for your platform is attached below, just download (& install) that, otherwise, you'll still have to setup Figaro manually (at least for the moment). In that case, do something like:

1. Download the ZIP file of the source-code you can find below this post
2. Unpack the ZIP file and open a command prompt in the extracted directory - the one that includes all setup files
3. Depending on which platform you're on, run one of the setup files:
   • Linux: setup.sh
   • MacOS: setup-mac.sh
4. Wait for the setup script to finish and then, depending on which platform you're on, run ...
   • Linux/MacOS: gui.sh
5. Have fun with Figaro!

Issues

Should any issues arise feel free to contact me in the issues tab.

The second alpha release of Figaro! This release builds on v0.1-alpha and fixes its bugs - however, it's also quite a bit different from the last release in the way that the GUI has been updated and the authentication has been completely overhauled!

At the moment, still only soundboard functionality is included in the GUI, however, this will of course change at some point in the future - keep in mind that this is still just an alpha after all. But, as always, if you miss any functionality, check out the CLI because it has many more features included.

I hope you enjoy this project of mine - feel free to inform me of any ideas / update suggestions in the issues tab!

Setup

So, to get Figaro up and running quickly, just follow these few steps:

1. Download the ZIP file of the source-code you can find below this post
2. Unpack the ZIP file and open a command prompt in the extracted directory - the one that includes all setup files
3. Depending on which platform you're on, run one of the setup files:
   • Windows: setup.ps1
   • Linux: setup.sh
   • MacOS: setup-mac.sh
4. Wait for the setup script to finish and then, depending on which platform you're on, run ...
   • Windows: gui.ps1
   • Linux/MacOS: gui.sh
5. Have fun with Figaro!

Issues

Should any issues arise feel free to contact me in the issues tab.

The first alpha release of Figaro! This release doesn't come with an already packaged application, so you'll have to run the included setup scripts yourself - this requires certain tech like python and node to already be installed.

Anyway, I did my best to include an easily useable version of the GUI as well - although, I haven't had too much time to work on that lately. Some features like voice filters are still missing in the graphical interface (which doesn't mean that you can't use them in the CLI of course), but the main things like: adding/removing input/output devices & providing "soundboard" functionality.

Setup

So, to get Figaro up and running quickly, just follow these few steps:

1. Download the ZIP file of the source-code you can find below this post
2. Unpack the ZIP file and open a command prompt in the extracted directory - the one that includes all setup files
3. Depending on which platform you're on, run one of the setup files:
   • Windows: setup.ps1
   • Linux: setup.sh
   • MacOS: setup-mac.sh
4. Wait for the setup to finish, then run python figaro.py -s --> this will prompt you for some credentials to use with Figaro, after all, its intended to get across-the-network functionality in later updates.
5. Having completed figaro.py's setup prompts, exit by using either quit or exit
6. Finally, depending on which platform you're on, run ...
   • Windows: gui.ps1
   • Linux/MacOS: gui.sh
7. Have fun with Figaro!

Issues

Should any issues arise feel free to contact me in the issues tab.