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This guide outlines the strategy for creating a completely self-contained, static website that eliminates reliance on external services like LM Studio, ensuring offline accessibility and simplified deployment.

mysimulator teamUpdated June 2026≈ 3 min read▶ Open the simulation

Removing LM Studio Dependency and Shipping Pure Static Build

Convert the site to a self-contained static bundle with no local model calls, ready for CDN hosting and offline-friendly editing.

We must remove all LM Studio/local 127.0.0.1 calls and ship a deterministic static build. All authoring happens offline or via pre-generated content; no runtime model dependencies remain.

Static HTML/CSS/JS only; optional JSON data baked into build.

Single build command produces `/dist` deployable to any CDN.

Docs explaining offline authoring and regeneration.

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Inline or pre-generate all dynamic content into static files.

Ensure nav/footer and meta are templated or duplicated statically.

Run link-check and build; verify zero network calls at runtime.

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of verifying that no blocked network calls occur during testing?

This confirms that the static build functions correctly without relying on external services or dynamic content loading, ensuring a reliable and self-contained user experience.

How can we ensure a successful smoke test in an offline environment?

A smoke test performed offline disables network connectivity to verify that cached assets are correctly loaded and the core functionality operates as expected without external dependencies.

What steps should be taken if the link-checker indicates zero external dependencies except for fonts/CDN?

This confirms that all internal links and references within the static build are correctly resolved, eliminating any potential runtime errors caused by missing or unavailable resources.

What should be done if residual calls to localhost are detected during CI checks?

Any remaining calls to localhost must be identified and addressed through grep/CI checks; the build process should fail immediately upon detection, preventing deployment of a broken static version.

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Everything above runs in your browser — open Hash Function Avalanche Visualizer and change the parameters while it is running. Nothing is installed, nothing is uploaded, the whole model lives in one tab.

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