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csgo-buynds

Copyright © 2014-2018 Jesse Webb

This code is available under the MIT License.

Version: 1.0.0

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About csgo-buynds

What?

csgo-buynds is an open-source web-app for generating buy binds for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO).

Buy binds, also known as buy scripts, are commands for the Counter-Strike PC games that allow quick, 1-button purchasing of weapons and equipment.

Visit the CSGO-Buynds website and try out the online Buy Binds Generator!

Why?

This project was started for several reasons:

  • All other buy bind generators only allow configuring a single key bind at once
  • To become more familiar with JavaScript
  • To experiment with AngularJS
  • To learn JavaScript testing patterns

Along with allowing you to configure multiple key binds at once, there are other unique features planned for csgo-buynds:

  • Saved player profiles for automatic loading of bind configs
  • Sortable weapons and equipment for customizable purchasing priority
  • Printable key-map for quick reference

Who?

The CSGO-Buynds Buy Binds Generator was made for all of the CS:GO PC players out there who don't want to use the clunky radial menu for purchasing their weapons and equipment. The online tool is simple enough for anybody to use yet powerful enough to build highly customized binds. Everyone from noobs to Pros will enjoy being able to create easily-accessible loadouts. Don't get caught fumbling in the CS:GO buy menu. Never be the last player out of spawn again!

The creator of csgo-buynds is Jesse Webb (a.k.a. Gweebz), a long time player of the Counter-Strike series.

Dev Info

This project uses GitHub Pages to host the website. It does not use Jekyll.

The main branch, gh-pages, is where stable releases are deployed to.

Development should be done on the dev branch. Pull requests are welcomed!

This project is a simple, static website built with pure HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. There is nothing to compile.

Here is a list of which 3rd party libraries are being used:

Tests are written with Jasmine (version: 2.5.2).

Jesse's preferred JavaScript IDE is JetBrain's WebStorm.