• Overview
• Features
  • Live updates
  • Configuration section
  • Internationalization
  • Visual Themes
  • Mobile View
• What's Next
• Known Issues
• Documentation
• How To Use
  • Servers
  • Download
  • Host
  • About
  • Settings
• Credits
  • Development
  • Translations

Overview

This is an unofficial open-source implementation of the Kyber API with the additional functionality such as live updates, configuration section, internationalization and support for dark/light themes. The project is based on React + Redux + TypeScript stack.

Features

Currently the original site is missing some crucial features I'd like to see and use for a regular basis.

Live updates

Why do you need to refresh a page to get some new information when the service is based on calling REST API? Let's delegate it to the application itself, but won't forget to leave a manual switch. Remember, we're not an Apple. The application asks Kyber API each 5 seconds to get the most fresh state of available servers to play. I wish WebSockets were here.

Configuration section

Just created your own server? What was the password? Is team balancing enabled? Don't you worry. Open Settings page and look again. There is a lot of useful information here.

Internationalization

The site supports internationalization and already translated in some languages:

• 🇬🇧 English
• 🇷🇺 Russian
• 🇮🇹 Italian
• 🇫🇷 French

Don't see your language? Please, create a new issue and help this project with translations.

Visual Themes

Let's bring the balance back. Introducing dark and light theme support. Choose your side of the force theme on Settings page. Moreover, there's an option to use a system (your browser) theme.

Mobile View

For some (not obvious for me) reason original site doesn't support mobile view. So you have to Alt+Enter your active Kyber session to make it framed window, open the browser and share your server's data somewhere in chats. Let's fix this. Usually your phone is on the same local network with your gaming PC, so Kyber only can see your public IP. That's why there is no reason not to use your smartphone (tablet/other PC) for Kyber.

What's Next

To be honest current project's state is far from perfect. A lot of work should be done, for instance, I need to:

1. Implement default functionality such as proxy ping or server sharing. Now the list of available proxies just sorted in alphabetical order, so users have to decide by themselves which proxy is the best for them.
2. Implement server search and filtering. Nothing special, but really useful.
3. Rewrite Configuration component to match others.
4. Replace native alerts with application's modal windows.
5. Split state management logic.
6. Tune visuals.

So, don't hesitate to make your own contributions 🙂

Known Issues

1. The modal window on Apple devices (tested on iPhone and iPad) doesn't prevent page scrolling even if document.body.style.overflowY set to hidden.
2. For some reason default font have several broken ligature-like combinations of symbols like fi or fl. You may have already noticed that problem on the original site. Current workaround is to use capital letters where possible or ligatures (fi and fl) for lowercase.
3. Some visual bugs may occur on untested devices and with new translations. For example, when Kyber API is down Status message may be shown with a long text, which breaks its markup.
4. Horizontal mobile view (small height, but wide enough) for Modal window is pretty messed up.

Documentation

Visit Wiki page to learn more about Kyber API - endpoints, payload, models, errors, etc.

How To Use

Servers

Main page with a servers list.

Download

Download Kyber client.

Host

Create your own Kyber server.

About

Some information about this project.

Settings

Settings page with theme switch and your Kyber configuration

Credits

Development

Kyber API: @BattleDash

Translations

• 🇮🇹 Italian: Wall, @SaraGiamb
• 🇫🇷 French: KidRatMole
• 🇷🇺 Russian: EYEMVX