Aether Documentation
Welcome to the official documentation for Aether, a simple app for completing manual sign-ups easily.
🧊 Blueprint
Block Module
- You can add a block module in Blueprint by clicking Add Block Module.
- Each block stores action modules, which represent individual files. You can add them to a block by drag-and-drop from the sidebar.
- Each action can be set as a PASTE or TYPE action, which determines how the specific action will be performed.
- The current action is automatically set using Step Forward / Step Backward.
- Users can manually force a specific current action by clicking on it.
- The current action is marked with an orange border.
- Block modules can be renamed by double-clicking the block name.
- Each block module can be assigned a color.
- Step Forward: moves to the next line of the file and inserts the data.
- Step Backward: moves back without inserting data.
Buttons
- Start / Stop Script
- Show / Hide Tracker Window
- Add Block Module
Tracker Window
- An always-on-top window showing the current data.
- Can be moved freely by drag-and-drop.
- Updates in real time.
📝 Notepad
- By default, when you open file in the Notepad editor, you start on the first unused line.
- Used lines are marked with a gray line and gray number. These lines cannot be edited or removed until you remove them or erase all used lines.
Buttons
- Go to First Unused Line --- jump directly to the first unused line.
- Add Used Line
- Remove Used Line
- Erase All Used Lines --- removes all used line markers.
- Search bar with Next / Previous Result navigation.
⚙️ Settings
Set the window scale manually if necessary.
📁 Projects
New Project
- Opening the Aether app automatically creates the first project.
- Default location for project folders:
../Documents/Aether/Projects/EXAMPLE_PROJECT - Projects can be moved between devices as a project folder.
Opening an Existing Project
- Projects can be opened from any location.
- To open a project, locate the
.aetherfile inside the specific project folder.
Renaming a Project
- Double-click the project name in the sidebar to rename it.
📄 File Import
TXT Files
Importing a .txt file is straightforward.
CSV Files
Importing a .csv file splits each column into a separate file,
where the first row becomes the file name and the remaining rows become
the file content.