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RE: My version of a plugin repository - NiLSPACE - 05-12-2015
Another bug I noticed in Manage Account:
- My profile picture was too large.
- The close account button wasn't working.
![[Image: 5d4e8b15da.png]](http://puu.sh/hKrSc/5d4e8b15da.png)
I don't think we should rely on Gravatar this much. I think the profile picture is fine, but the username should be stored localy I think. All it does is pretty much forcing someone to create another account on Gravatar.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 05-13-2015
(05-12-2015, 07:07 AM)xoft Wrote: I think, if using GitHub is too difficult for you, then writing a good plugin is basically impossibly difficult for you
Is the repository hosting the plugin downloads, or just storing links? If we forced GitHub, we could just store links, even for historical versions.
Any chance of an API that a plugin may use to perform a version check? Such as "Give me the latest version numbers for plugins X, Y and Z". Preferably in some simple-to-parse format (not JSON - we don't have a parser API in MCS yet)
Would version numbers for one plugin at a time be okay?
(05-12-2015, 08:43 PM)NiLSPACE Wrote: Another bug I noticed in Manage Account:
- My profile picture was too large.
- The close account button wasn't working.
I don't think we should rely on Gravatar this much. I think the profile picture is fine, but the username should be stored localy I think. All it does is pretty much forcing someone to create another account on Gravatar.
Haven't had time to update manage.php yet, not to worry.
I guess, and I myself don't like creating accounts either, but it is quite convenient to offload all the account information to another service. Maybe an option to set display name if not linked to Gravatar, and that would be all the repository handles.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - xoft - 05-13-2015
I guess version number for one plugin is a good start.
However, there's still a problem, what IS the version number that should be reported. Do you expect plugin authors to manually post updates with version numbers for their plugins?
If there was the GitHub integration, it could actually read the GitHub releases from the plugin's repo, so it would be all automatic, including the version numbers reported.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - jan64 - 05-13-2015
If you are using php, i've found this https://github.com/milo/github-api , it looks like the nicest way to interact with github api out there (only looked at php-compliant solutions, though).
RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 05-13-2015
Wow that's complex. Perhaps when I've finished mis examenes?
Fixed the sections in manage.php looking transposed.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - NiLSPACE - 05-14-2015
When I now press the Close account button it logs me off, and I can't log back in anymore :|
RE: My version of a plugin repository - jan64 - 05-14-2015
also, we might want to consider adding some sort of unique id to the Info.lua file, so that two plugins with the same name can be differentiated between.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 05-15-2015
(05-14-2015, 07:02 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: When I now press the Close account button it logs me off, and I can't log back in anymore :|
It closed your account, meaning it was deleted from the database.
You can register again with the same email if you want to retrieve your account.
If you were meaning to log out, there's a log out link beneath the manage account link?
RE: My version of a plugin repository - NiLSPACE - 05-15-2015
No, I wanted to close the manage account tab
At least that was what I expected it to do
RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 05-16-2015
Changed 'Close account' to 'Delete account' and added a confirmation.
Do people want to start adding proper plugins?