The Quasar Stargate is the visual navigation console for AVIS‑DATALAKE (AVIS‑DL). Each active gate represents a dynamic target payload node. Engaging a gate decodes its manifest or star‑map stream, opening an interactive modal to route payload records directly through GitHub.
Mathematically validated for recursive potential, Quasar has the proven capability to operate as a fully staged, multiplayer interactive environment. By linking to functional Artifact files from other players, you can build a JavaScript web application hosted entirely via GitHub Pages.
While you can continue using the default AVIS‑DL ecosystem, you can also clone the repository to host Quasar on your own PHP/CGI server or GitHub Pages. The repository contains a fully functional index.html and JavaScript file ready for deployment.
GOOD LUCK!
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Clone Repository
Fork or clone the Quasar repository into your own GitHub account. -
Update Configurations
Replace the default repository path with your own DataLake details in the Nexus configuration files. -
Uplink JSON Application
Point end‑users toward your cloned repository using the following URL structure:https://<your_github_username>.github.io/Quasar/index.html?quasar=<your_dl>/dl/year/month/day/1-Tutorial.quasar
Once configured, you can use the NEXUS Gateway to navigate. To manage your own standalone DataLake records, save them to your own private host or server‑side application.
To create your own Stargate, it is only necessary to fork the Quasar repository into your GitHub account.
- This gives you a fully functional Stargate hosted via GitHub Pages.
- Additional steps (configuring JSON, Nexus uplinks, private hosting) enhance functionality but are optional.
👉 Uplink: AVIS-DATALAKE - Stargate interface
👉 Uplink: NEXUS - Stargate interface
👉 This Uplink: Stargate Quasar
The stargate is avaiblable at the Quasar Tutorial
An advanced, decentralized DHTML star system visualization engine and data indexing ecosystem running natively on GitHub Pages. The project maps structural data files onto an interactive stellar node network.
The ecosystem relies on two specialized, plain-text plain-text data registry layouts designed to link distributed nodes chronologically across the AVIS-DL datalake pipeline:
- .cyborg: Node Coordinate Matrix Plain-text comma-separated CSV paths. Every path represents a unique data coordinate node within the network infrastructure. Valid entries are restricted to ecosystem extensions (.json, .html, .md, .js, .css, .txt, .xml, .cyborg, .quasar).
- .quasar: Stargate Manifest Indexer Master stargate catalog manifest files. A .quasar file holds a raw comma-separated list pointing exclusively to .txt target data records containing nested .cyborg paths, anchoring terminal routing layouts dynamically.
The front-end map terminal dynamically translates backend stargate registries into an atmospheric space canvas using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript.
- Deterministic Matrix Generation: Node coordinates are generated procedurally from file text strings via character-based checksum metrics. Every unique data point maps permanently to its own cosmic signature location.
- Ambient Interface Rendering: The map utilizes explicit structural layouts, an alpha-transparency vector blend mask, and glow filters to overlay HUD system statistics, data list models, and interactive terminals flawlessly.
Launch localized system maps directly by supplying a target manifest coordinate route via the quasar global GET query parameter layer:
Quasar protocol:
https://mercwar.github.io/Quasar/index.html?quasar=<repo/dir/year/month/day/filenum-title.*avis-datalake home extenstions*>
Instrucitons:
- Click the image below and goto NEXUS
- Click 'Load Repository for 'mercwar/AVIS-DL' and '/dl' loaded into the boxes
- Navigate to dl/2026/09/14/11-Tutorial.html
- Select view with 'HTML Preview'
- Scroll to the bottom of the JSON after the page loads, in the window you will see a scroll bar on a small screen
- Look for a blue button 'ENGAGE STARGATE GATEWAY →' click it!
- You will see the tutorial Quasar load
- Project Name: AVIS starmap project
- Architecture: PHP 8.5+ Server Backend / GitHub Pages Front-End
- Primary Engines: DHTML Star System Visualization Engine, cURL Sequence Ingress Gateway
- Extension Layers: .quasar (Stargate Manifest Registry), .cyborg (Data Node Coordinate File)
- Repository Path Layout: github addresses for github pages do follow syntax '../'
- Linking to '../' from thw AVIS-DL folder would be the same thing as 'CD github.com/mercwar' from outside of the internet
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