VEXSEVEN

Welcome to VEXSEVEN

A collection of projects including FireTool, CRS, and more. Explore my work and get in touch.

Here are some of the technologies and languages we use in our projects
Node.jsNode.js
JavaScriptJavaScript
ReactReact
Vue.jsVue.js
Express.jsExpress.js
C++C++
MySQLMySQL
FirebaseFirebase
ArduinoArduino
ElectronElectron
NSISNSIS

Explore My Projects

Here are some of the projects I've been working on.

FireTool
A powerful tool to explore and manage your Cloud Firestore projects.

Screenshot of FireTool UI showing Cloud Firestore Explorer and Direct Firestore Transfer

Console Rich Style (CRS)
A C++ library for bringing vibrant colors and text effects to your terminal.

// Include crs.h in your C++ code
// Use angle brackets for headers installed in the system
#include <crs.h>
#include <iostream>

int main() {
    crs::setTextColor("#00ff00");
    crs::setBackgroundColor("#000000");
    crs::setBold();
    std::cout << "Bold green on black" << std::endl;
    crs::unsetBold();
    crs::resetColors();
    return 0;
}

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our projects.

What is FireTool?
FireTool is a powerful developer tool designed to explore and manage your Cloud Firestore projects with ease. It provides a user-friendly interface for browsing your data, performing direct transfers, and streamlining your database management workflow.
What is Console Rich Style (CRS)?
CRS is a C++ library that allows you to bring vibrant colors and text effects to your terminal applications. It's perfect for creating more engaging and readable command-line interfaces on platforms like MSYS2/MinGW.
Are these projects open source?
Only the free tier of the CRS library is open-source. We believe in the power of community collaboration and welcome contributions to the free version. You can find the source code on our GitHub page. FireTool is not open source to protect the application's confidentiality and prevent compromising other developers' databases without proper security rules.
Are the projects free to use?
Yes, FireTool is free to use (freeware), and the basic version of CRS is also free. However, neither project is under a permissive MIT-style license, meaning they cannot be resold or sublicensed.
What are the system requirements for FireTool?
FireTool is currently available for Windows. A macOS version is planned for the future. It requires an active internet connection to connect to your Firebase projects.
What is the license for CRS?
CRS is released under the MIT License, which is a permissive free software license. This means you can use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the software with very few restrictions.
What technologies are used in these projects?
Our projects are built with a variety of modern technologies. We primarily use C++, JavaScript, React, Node.js, and Firebase to create robust and scalable applications.
How can I get support for these projects?
For support, you can open an issue on the respective GitHub repository. We also have a community forum where you can ask questions and get help from other users.
How do I report a bug or request a feature?
The best way to report a bug or request a new feature is by creating an 'Issue' on the project's GitHub repository. This helps keep track of all feedback in one place.
Can I contribute to these projects?
Absolutely! We welcome contributions to the community. Whether it's bug fixes, new features, or documentation improvements, your help is appreciated. Please check our contribution guidelines on GitHub to get started.