* Overload to make the compiler happy while it is instantiating * dump_integer for number_unsigned_t. * Must never be called. */

Download one backup zip and unpack it into Checkpoint's backup folder for * that title. 1 on success. */

"Restore": list the titles on the server, match them back to this console's * catalog, then pick one of that title's backups. * * Matching is by th

Revoke the refresh token at Google, then delete the local vault. 1 when the * sign-in is gone from this console (whatever Google said), 0 if the user

Drop one trailing '/' from `s`, in place. A WebDAV collection's href always * carries one, and the name is what comes before it. */

sanitizeComponent must match the console's removeForbiddenCharacters exactly, or the same title lands in a differently-named folder depending on which

sanitizeFileName mirrors TransferProto::sanitizeFileName: it cleans the announced name of a single-file payload without touching the extension. saniti

Same ~1.2x size bump the retired SDL backend applied: both drawing and measurement resolve through it, so it is invisible to callers.

Walks the restored save and flags anything the wipe should have removed but that isn't part of the backup.

Merges one section (universal or a title's specific scripts) across its roots. Roots come base-first (bundled, then SD): a later root's file with the

Recursively delete nothing — just this script's flat scratch files. Kept * deliberately dumb: remove() unlinks a file, rmdir() removes an empty dir.

mkdir wants an "sdmc:"-prefixed POSIX path (matching the boot bootstrap); stat/fopen accept the bare one.

Holding B while a script runs kills it: the interpreter fails the run at the * next statement, and long native calls (web_get, web_upload_file, zip_d

Checkpoint calls main(argc, argv) with exactly one argument: argv[0] is the * id of the title highlighted when the user ran the script, as 16 upperca

struct JSON* is an opaque handle over one node. json_new gives you an empty * one, json_parse fills it from text, json_delete frees the tree — child

web_get is the one-liner: it returns the HTTP status, or negative on failure * (-1 no HTTP available, -2 the response did not fit in memory, -(CURLco

Progress calls never block and never wait for a frame, so a copy loop can * report every single chunk. Bars nest: layer 0 is the outermost, up to 3

sav_open(titleIdx, kind) — kind 0 = save, 1 = extdata — returns a handle, or: * -1 the title/kind has no archive a script can mount (GBA VC, DSiWa

Build every path from app_root(). On 3DS it is "/3ds/Checkpoint"; on Switch * "sdmc:/switch/Checkpoint" — each already in the form that console's fop

device_seal / device_unseal are for the one thing a script should never write * plainly: a credential it needs again next run (an OAuth refresh token

zip_dir packs a directory tree into one file; unzip is the inverse. Both use * the same framing (CRC + path safety) as Checkpoint's wireless transfer

The Security menu. Returns 1 when the sign-in is gone and the run should stop. */

Maps a failed network send to a user-facing message (mirrors the 3DS OutcomeMessages::sendError). EmptyBackup and Cancelled are handled by the caller

The Settings menu. Returns 1 when the saved server is gone and the run should * stop. */

Copy `src` into `dst[size]` without a leading scheme / "www." so the long * "https://www.google.com/device" shows as the short "google.com/device" —

! @brief skip the UTF-8 byte order mark @return true iff there is no BOM or the correct BOM has been skipped */

slurp_n for text, where the length is the string's own */

! @brief split the string input to reference tokens @note This function is only called by the json_pointer constructor. All excepti

Account backups are named "YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS username": the timestamp is the row's mono title, the trailing username (if any) becomes the right-hand use