In 2023, I created the B4X libs online Project. Its source code has been hosted on my Hong Kong server. However, I recently found that the spreadsheet data can no longer be fetched from my server. For this reason, I am making the project source code public to the community. Everyone is free to modify it, host it themselves, or create a public web page for queries. I’d also like to share a resource I found: you can get JSON data using a URL in this format:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qFvc3Q70RriJS3m_ywBoJvZ47gSTVAuN_X04SI0_XBw/gviz/tq?tqx=out:json&gid=0&headers=1
The source code is attached.
In addition, the source code containing the database is too large to upload as an attachment. You can download it directly from my google drive at:
Now AI technology is highly advanced. Everyone is free to rewrite, modify, distribute and use this source code in any way they like.
the link:
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