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Correct answer BarlaeDC

This is not a platform to promote or discuss reverse engineering or hacking. If this is your code you can write it again not a biggie. If you are hell-bent on the conversion then bite the bullet and get down to writing the converter, no mountain is insurmountable for a determined human. However, I would estimate writing the converter would be way more complex than rewriting your own code. Also, for the future do invest sometime to use a version control system for your codebase, it will help you avoid such tricky situations.

-Manan


Hi,

 

I would recomment github as it has a free option and a nice and easy to use UI that is easy to learn.

 

Other than that, you may be able to find someone else that has already started the work on your title.

 

I wish you luck

 

Regards

 

Malcolm

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Charu Rajput
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Charu RajputCommunity Expert
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November 1, 2020

Hi,

I don't think that is possible. jsxbin is a binary format and not meant to decode. You can contact the author of the script to get decoded version, if they have provided you the jsx version earlier. If not, that means there may be some reason author don't want to disclose his code.

Best regards
    Balaji Murugesan
    Balaji MurugesanAuthor
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    November 1, 2020

    Hi Charu,

    This my code, unfortunately i deleted the source code,
    So please share any possible ways.

     

    Thanks

    M
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    Manan JoshiCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    November 2, 2020

    This is not a platform to promote or discuss reverse engineering or hacking. If this is your code you can write it again not a biggie. If you are hell-bent on the conversion then bite the bullet and get down to writing the converter, no mountain is insurmountable for a determined human. However, I would estimate writing the converter would be way more complex than rewriting your own code. Also, for the future do invest sometime to use a version control system for your codebase, it will help you avoid such tricky situations.

    -Manan

    -Manan
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