My version of a plugin repository
(08-15-2016, 06:17 PM)xoft Wrote: I can't - the "Add plugin" page doesn't even list the Cuberite organization for me.

I see the problem, compare my orgs listings versus yours: your membership of Cuberite is private. As always, there's an api for that.
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Interesting, this domain is still live, with a repository that I don't think has ever been used properly. Looks fun though.
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That was an old hard-coded plugin repository made by @FakeTruth.
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@tigerw Okay, now I can see the org. Thanks (perhaps add this to some kind of a help page? FAQ? "Why can't I see my organization?" link)

I can even see that the repositories are kinda sorted (still case-sensitive, so capitals come first). However, still not all the repos are displayed, my list ends at "MCProxy" and doesn't show for example "Orbital Ion Cannon" that I've forked, or "WiiWhiteboard" that I wrote. Looking at the API endpoint at https://api.github.com/users/madmaxoft/repos , those repose are not listed there either, so what's going on here?

@NiLSPACE I have to admit that I like that old design much more than the current oneTongue
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Ah, it could be pagination:
>> Requests that return multiple items will be paginated to 30 items by default. <<
Ref.: https://developer.github.com/v3/#pagination
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Yeah, the old one looks really cool even if it was just a concept Smile

Strange though. The first repository listed in the API is your Aliases plugin, so why isn't it listed for you. I can select the first plugin listed for me just fine.
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The Aliases plugin is now listed for me, and the plugin list is suddenly alpha-sorted. But it wasn't so when I tried for the first time. Weird.
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I think the plugin repo is no more useful than the forum, as long as there are no plugin categories.
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Also, we really shouldn't mark the forum section "old" till the repo is ready.
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Categories are difficult to choose when authoring plugins, use Tags instead - just like Categories, but a plugin may have multiple Tags.
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