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​🛠️ Update: infamick-script ​I'm genuinely happy to share this! Reaching 3.2K downloads for the infamick-script project is huge. It really confirms that the core idea behind this script is valuable. Thank you all for the support! 🙏 ​📚 My New Focus ​I know things have been quiet, but I haven't abandoned the script. Balancing University commitments with development became incredibly difficult, forcing a temporary step back. ​However, I'm now taking a huge step forward: • ​Starting next month, I'm enrolling in a Web Development course. • ​My ultimate goal is still to be a Full-Stack Developer, but that course requires full-time availability, which I can't manage right now. • ​The plan: Finish Web Dev, start working, and then enroll in the Full-Stack program. ​This new path will give me the structure to launch new projects and, most importantly, dedicate more consistent effort to existing ones, like infamick-script. ​💻 The Upgrade ​To show I'm serious about this commitment, I've invested in a major hardware upgrade: • ​I got a new Acer Aspire Go 15 (Intel i7H 13th Gen, 1TB SSD, 32GB RAM). • ​This isn't just for Web Development; it's the foundation for Full-Stack development and any future tech challenges! ⚙️ ​✨ infamick-script Future ​Committing fully to development means I'll soon have more dedicated time (and fresh ideas!) to apply to the project. • ​New updates for infamick-script are definitely on the way. • ​Maybe with my expanded knowledge, I can take it beyond a simple Magisk module! 😉 ​Stay tuned for the next update! See you soon! 🚀

⚠️⚙️TASKER 🛠️ How to Configure Your Tasker FCM Hub Welcome to the Tasker FCM Remote Trigger! This HTML file allows you to trigger Tasker tasks on your Android device directly from any web browser. Here is everything you need to know to configure it for your own device. 1. Authentication & Connection To make this work, the script needs your Firebase credentials and your specific device token. Open the HTML file in a text editor and scroll down to Step 3 (Authentication & FCM Setup). You need to fill in three variables: deviceToken: The FCM token generated by Tasker on your phone. serviceAccountData: The contents of your Firebase service-account.json. Important: Paste it as a JavaScript object (without quotes around the whole block), not as a raw string. googleServicesData: The contents of your Firebase google-services.json. Paste it as a JavaScript object as well. 2. General Configuration At the top of the script (under Step 0), you will find: deviceName: Change this to the name of the device you are using to send the commands (e.g., "My Work PC", "iPad"). This helps you identify where the trigger came from in Tasker. 3. Customizing Tasks (taskConfig) The interface is built dynamically using the taskConfig array. You can add, remove, or modify categories and tasks here. taskerTaskName: This must exactly match the name of the Task in your Tasker app. taskMessage: This is an optional dynamic message. It can be a simple string (e.g., "Flashlight toggled") or a function that reads the inputs (e.g., (p) => "Sent SMS to " + p["%name"]). inputs: The form fields. Every input needs a varName (e.g., %text). 4. What Tasker Receives (The Payload) When you click "Send to Tasker", the script packages your inputs into a JSON payload and sends it via Firebase. Your Task in Tasker will receive the following variables automatically: %task: (Always sent) The name of the task you triggered. %device: (Always sent) The name you configured in Step 0. %taskmessage: (Optiona… Read in full →