igniteostuff

IGNITE OS · unblocker — the full IGNITE OS dashboard at https://ignite.joytree.site/, displayed fullscreen, frame-free (no iframe), from a completely different link:

https://unpkg.com/igniteostuff

It looks and behaves exactly like the original site because it is the original site — the dashboard's three app files are baked into a fully self-contained page.html that ships inside this package and paints in milliseconds via document.open/write (so there is no iframe, no address-bar wrapper — just the dashboard, fullscreen). A background live-refresh silently swaps in the freshest copy whenever the real origin is reachable.

How it works

1. Instant — page.html (HTML + CSS + JS all inlined, ~84 KB) is loaded from this very package (unpkg.com), so the site renders in milliseconds even when ignite.joytree.site is completely blocked on the network. No CORS, no fetch to the game domain needed.
2. Rewritten — the site's /go/ (tunnel) and /lg/ (local games) endpoints are pinned to the real origin, so on networks where that domain is reachable, games and the Super Tunnel work exactly like normal.
3. Live-refresh — the engine quietly re-fetches the real origin (direct, then one verified relay) and repaints with the current copy — but only if you haven't interacted with the dashboard yet, so your state is never lost.
4. Paint — document.open() → write() → close() replaces this page with the dashboard. No iframes, no toolbar, no wrapper UI.

Unblock layers

| # | layer | what it does | |---|-------|--------------| | 1 | vendored | page.html from this package — always works, instantly, even fully offline from the game domain | | 2 | live refresh | fetches ignite.joytree.site directly (or via api.allorigins.win) just to update the shell with current content | | 3 | jump | if even the package itself is unreachable, shows a button that opens the original link |

Publish to unpkg.com (one-time)

You need an npm account (https://www.npmjs.com/signup).

cd igniteostuff
npm login
npm publish

That's it — unpkg picks the package up within minutes:

• https://unpkg.com/igniteostuff (entry — index.html via unpkg field)
• https://unpkg.com/igniteostuff/index.html (explicit file)

Updating after a site change

page.html is a snapshot — when you update IGNITE OS (new games in data.js, tweaks in app.js…), rebuild it, bump the version and republish so viewers get the new copy instantly (the live-refresh also picks it up on reachable networks, but the vendored snapshot is what makes it bulletproof):

npm run build            # rebuilds page.html from the bundled site files
npm version 1.1.0        # bump before republishing
npm publish

Test locally

The repo ships a smoke test that runs the exact rewrite the browser uses, against the real IGNITE OS files (stored in test/fixtures/), plus verifies the shipped page.html:

node igniteostuff/test/smoke.test.js     # offline checks
node igniteostuff/test/smoke.test.js --live   # + live refetch of the real site

Notes & limits

• The unblocker only touches this one site — it is not a general proxy.
• The dashboard (games list, themes, movies, Drive player, customizer) shows and works 100% from the unpkg link, no matter what.
• Only one public relay is currently verified alive (api.allorigins.win); the dead ones (codetabs, corsproxy.io, cors.workers.dev) were dropped.
• Games & the Super Tunnel are routed through the origin's own /go/ server — so if your network filters that domain hard, the dashboard still works but tunneled games won't load from this link either (same as the original link would behave on that network).
• unpkg caches by package version — after publishing a bump, hard-refresh or use https://unpkg.com/igniteostuff@<version>.