I think these are just the package managers that it supports parsing dependencies for. The actual script seems to just be a single python file.
It does seem like the repo is missing some files though; make is mentioned in the README but no makefile and no list of python dependencies for the script that I can see.
Yeah to be fair I need to clean it up, was stuck in the testing diff strategies and making it work and just wanted to get feedback asap before moving on to the next step (didn't want to spend too much time on something and turns out I was wrong about something badly) - next step is to get it all cleaned up.
Yes correct, sorry forgot to reply to this chain. I've confirmed it works correctly on MacOS, Linux, and Windows under WSL (with the artefacts from the latest release). However, running directly under Windows has this issue where the terminal becomes unresponsive, and also only outputs a single line. I'm tracking the issue here: https://github.com/JustAman62/undercut-f1/issues/14 if anyone wants to know when Windows support is working.
Ah, so unfortunately the delay is only applied to new data coming in. When you start a live session, we only get the current state and new data coming from the F1 feed, so we can't delay back to a point before you started listening to the feed. You also can't "rewind" the session, so any data that has been shown won't be removed, only new data will be added (after the delay you've set).
Currently the delay is designed for a minute or two's worth of delay for a live TV feed, or for replaying old sessions. I don't currently have a good way to support a long delay during a live session, without you starting the app before the session starts, and applying the 25 minute delay immediately so that all the data is queued up to be displayed in 25 minutes time.
I have compiled as self-contained, however I missed some configs to make sure that all native binaries were included in the final executable. I've made a new release recently (https://github.com/JustAman62/undercut-f1/releases/tag/v3.0....) which should resolve this issue.
Thanks for the heads up. I think there might be some intricacies with different terminals and OS's which I hasn't fully appreciated (I've only been testing this on a arm64 Mac unfortunately). I have made a new release (https://github.com/JustAman62/undercut-f1/releases/tag/v3.0....) which might help fix the issue - but I'll need to get my hands on a windows machine again to validate, which I should be able to do in the next couple of days.
Unfortunately I think this is because I haven't signed the executable. I've signed the Mac executable (as I already have an Apple dev account), but the Microsoft process seems to be a bit more involved and requires an expensive EV certificate. I'll look in to this further, but I can't promise anything.
Usually downloading the app as a dotnet tool doesn't get flagged as a virus, but it seems this isn't always the case.
Thank you! The data comes from a SignalR data stream that F1 provides. It's not exactly public, but also not protected. There are some other projects (like FastF1) which have done a lot of working understanding this data, so all kudos go to them.
There's also static API endpoints which contain .json and .jsonStream files after a session ends, so you can process all the data and run some analytics on it.
I assume they don't mind too much about the usage - on the basis that some of these projects have existed for quite a while. I'm pretty sure everything who performs F1 analysis (like journalists, YouTubers etc) with charts and the like and getting their data via these feeds (either directly or via packages like FastF1.
If you want to learn more about the implementation itself, I'd recommend checking out the DataImporter.cs and LiveTimingClient.cs files in the UndercutF1.Data project of the repo. Although fair warning, my codes not that beautiful :).
I have to admit, the transcription quality isn't all that great, it depends heavily on the driver and the audio quality on that particular weekend. I think it's better than nothing though.
It does seem like the repo is missing some files though; make is mentioned in the README but no makefile and no list of python dependencies for the script that I can see.
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