Example Code Using the API

arceusx_android: Get ArceusX Android link codex_android: Get Codex Android link fluxus_android: Get Fluxus Android link hydrogen_android: Get Hydrogen Android link delta_android: Get Delta Android link trigon_android: Get Trigon Android link vegax_android: Get VegaX Android link evon_android: Get Evon Android link alysee_android: Get Alysee Android link valyse_android: Get Valyse Android link cubix_android: Get Cubix Android link cryptic_android: Get Cryptic Android link krnl_android: Get Krnl Android link

arceusx_androidversion: Get ArceusX Android version codex_androidversion: Get Codex Android version fluxus_androidversion: Get Fluxus Android version hydrogen_androidversion: Get Hydrogen Android version delta_androidversion: Get Delta Android version trigon_androidversion: Get Trigon Android version vegax_androidversion: Get VegaX Android version evon_androidversion: Get Evon Android version alysee_androidversion: Get Alysee Android version valyse_androidversion: Get Valyse Android version cubix_androidversion: Get Cubix Android version cryptic_androidversion: Get Cryptic Android version krnl_androidversion: Get Krnl Android version

arceusx_ios: Get ArceusX iOS link codex_ios: Get Codex iOS link delta_ios: Get Delta iOS link cubix_ios: Get Cubix iOS link cryptic_ios: Get Cryptic iOS link krnl_ios: Get Krnl iOS link

arceusx_iosversion: Get ArceusX iOS version codex_iosversion: Get Codex iOS version delta_iosversion: Get Delta iOS version cubix_iosversion: Get Cubix iOS version cryptic_iosversion: Get Cryptic iOS version krnl_iosversion: Get Krnl iOS version

Explanation of const ids Structure

• Objects like idsandroid, idsandroidversion, idsios, and idsiosversion are used to match executor names from the API data with the corresponding HTML element IDs on this page.
• Format: "executor_platform": "htmlElementID"
  
• Example: codex_android: "codexandroid"
  
• This means the data for codex from the Android section of the API will be inserted into the HTML element with the ID codexandroid.
• When the page loads, JavaScript will match keys like codex_android to the API response.
  If a valid Android link is found, it will automatically update the target HTML element’s href.
• The same logic applies to versions (e.g., codex_androidversion) and iOS executors (e.g., codex_ios).

Example HTML Element:

<a id="codexandroid" href="#">Download Codex Android</a>

<p id="codexandroidversion">Download Codex Android</p>