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# Embedding Rom Patcher JS in your site
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If you are self-hosting your own translations and/or hack patches, you can embed Rom Patcher JS and provide a nice solution for your users, allowing them to easily apply your patches to their ROMs without requiring them to download a single file, all thanks to the magic of the web!
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Take a look at [`index_template.html`](https://github.com/marcrobledo/RomPatcher.js/blob/master/index_template.html) for a template. Basically you need to:
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## Providing additional patch information
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# Providing additional patch information
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If you want to improve the user experience, you can provide additional information of your patches.<br/>
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Instead of a simple file path, you can build a JSON object like this:
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```js
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## Events
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# Events
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If you want to go further, you can run your own code via events:
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```js
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const myPatcherSettings={
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### Example: Fix ROM endianness
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## Example: Fix ROM endianness
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N64 ROM files are usually stored in `.z64` (Big Endian) or `.n64` (Little Endian) formats. You can make your patcher compatible with both formats by changing the provided ROM file endianness before patching (and then restoring it after patching).<br/>
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```js
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const SSB_LITTE_ENDIAN_CRC32 = 0xf0b7c200;
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### Example: Choose correct patch automatically
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## Example: Choose correct patch automatically
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If your zip file contains several patches for different ROMs, you can make Rom Patcher JS so it picks automatically the patch for the provided ROM.
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```js
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const SML2_CHECKSUM_WORLD = 0xd5ec24e4;
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### Example: Remove header
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## Example: Remove header
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SNES ROM files are usually stored in `.sfc` (headerless) or `.smc` (headered) formats. You can make your patcher compatible with both formats by detecting if the ROM is headered and remove the header before the ROM is validated.<br/>
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```js
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RomPatcher.initialize(
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