scratch-for-discord / Web-Application_Frontend

The Official Github Repository of the Web-Application Frontend of Scratch for Discord, the Online No-code Scratch-like IDE for Discord Bots
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Source Control #32

Open Malix-Labs opened 1 year ago

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

Would perhaps be fixed by #52

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

@nekoify wouldn't it be easier to integrate it by using vsc by firstly completing #52?

nekoify commented 1 year ago

i dont even know what that issue means what do you want me to do

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

i dont even know what that issue means what do you want me to do

again, create an extension for visual studio code that integrates s4d into the code editor

nekoify commented 1 year ago

how would that work

nekoify commented 1 year ago

what would that even look like

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

@nekoify please ask #52 questions in #52.

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

what would that even look like

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nekoify commented 1 year ago

i dont think thats possible

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

i dont think thats possible

pretty sure it is since vscode has stupidly vast extension tools and is a web app

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

Is there any module or library we could use to embed git source controls?

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

maby but why are pushing so hard to use an external tool for a rudimentary thing

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

I did not found one already

To have it integrated and maintained out of the box

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

but like it takes little to 0 effort to maintain our own thing

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

It doesn't take 0 effort to setup for sure

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

i said little to so not zero but its so miniscule it may as well be

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

I am not so sure about it

RedMan13 commented 1 year ago

well, buffers exist allowing you to store files in ram, githubs api is so easy to use as to the point you can basically entirely use it with only get and post, blockly is really easy to tell to load/save things also github alows you to interact with it as an fs allowing you to not need to store anything anywhere like the harddrive

Malix-Labs commented 1 year ago

Okay, let's do that then