Discovery on the Spicetify Marketplace

[rollingmoai]

I would love to see this in the Spicetify Marketplace, here are the things that you need to do:

Getting your extension/theme on Marketplace

In order to show up in the custom app, you'll need to make a public GitHub repo that meets these requirements:

• Have the matching GitHub topic tag ("spicetify-extensions" or "spicetify-themes")
• Have a valid manifest.json in the root folder (format outlined below)

Theme manifests

• name: Your theme name
• description: Description for your theme
• preview: A path to your preview image. Must be relative to your project root.
• usercss: A path to your user.css file. Must be relative to your project root.
• schemes: A path to your color.ini file. Must be relative to your project root.
• readme: The filename for your extension's README file. Must be relative to your project root.
• branch: Optional branch to specify. Will use default branch if none.
• authors: Optional array of authors with names and urls. Will use repo owner if none.

e.g.

{
    "name": "Theme Name",
    "description": "Theme description",
    "preview": "filepathFromGitRepo/theme.png",
    "readme": "README.md",
    "usercss": "filepathFromGitRepo/user.css",
    "schemes": "filepathFromGitRepo/color.ini",
    "branch": "beta-release",
    "authors": [
        { "name": "theRealPadster", "url": "https://github.com/theRealPadster" },
        { "name": "CharlieS1103", "url": "https://github.com/CharlieS1103" }
    ]
}

See an example here: https://github.com/williamckha/spicetify-fluent

[davidbgonz]

Sorry for the delay. I'll take a look into this. There are some fixes that need to be applied from a previous update. After those are fixed I can see about adding this to the spicetify marketplace.