QPlugin Library

[Quxios]

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QPlugin Library​

This app/tool is an external plugin help viewer, so you can view a plugins help outside of RMMV. It also formats them using the md format rules, which you can toggle on/off incase the formatting makes it harder to read since not all plugins follow it and some might follow the rules accidentally. This app can also check if a plugin is up to date (as long as the plugin dev includes some information in the plugin) if it's not, it'll provide a link to the latest version. You can also import a plugin which will be stored in the app's folder. These plugins are for safe keeping / having quick access to a plugin.

Links:
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Details for getting plugins working with the formatting and update checker

Currently there's only a windows version. If you want to use this on osx or linux you'll need to build it yourself with npm or yarn.

 

[Joy Diamond]

Greetings Quxios,

This app/tool is an external plugin help viewer, so you can view a plugins help outside of RMMV.

Thank you for making this! I've been thinking along the same line.

I can't find a license for this at github site for QPlugin Library.

Would you be kind enough to license this under the MIT license, so I can use this in the project I am working on please.
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Thanks,

Joy Diamond

P.S.: github makes it very easy to add a MIT license

Spoiler: How to add a license to an existing repository in github

Step 1:

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Step 2:

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Step 3:

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Step 4 & Step 5 are pretty obvious --- github is really well designed -- so no need for pictures.

I'll just add, that if you click on 'which license best fits your project' this come up:

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In other words, the default recommendation of github is to link to a website that recommends using the MIT license.

 

[Quxios]

@Joy Diamond Thanks! Added the license.