Is there a way to see when you originally created your projects?

PowerSnatch

I'm not looking for “Last Modified” or “Shared”. I'm looking to see if the original date that I created my projects exists.

Is it in the source code?

(I can't find any good duplicates)

wWSunPandaWw

No, I don't think there is a way to tell.
60 second rule…

EcIipsed

PowerSnatch wrote:
I'm not looking for “Last Modified” or “Shared”. I'm looking to see if the original date that I created my projects exists.

Is it in the source code?

(I can't find any good duplicates)

I rmeember reading it's in the API somewhere, but I don't know. Having that feature has been rejected though.

asqwde

I don't think so

asivi

asqwde wrote:
I don't think so

I agree.
Also say that you created online at an specific date, then you upload it at a different date. The json file(in Scratch 2 at least) do not keep any data time creation. So no way to know.
However, you can do it manually and tell when in the project notes.

Wahsp

asivi wrote:
asqwde wrote:
I don't think so

I agree.
Also say that you created online at an specific date, then you upload it at a different date. The json file(in Scratch 2 at least) do not keep any data time creation. So no way to know.
However, you can do it manually and tell when in the project notes.

Actually there is. I tried suggesting this to be a thing a while ago and someone pointed out that the data is in the API.
It can be accessed using this:

https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/INSERT_USERNAME_HERE/projects/INSERT_PROJECT_ID_HERE

EDIT: The project does have to be shared though

Last edited by Wahsp (Feb. 13, 2018 20:03:33)

asivi

Oh, i was thinking of that as the shared date only.

Edit:After re-read my post where i said “created online” did a mistake, i did want to say “offline”

Last edited by asivi (Feb. 14, 2018 00:04:03)

PowerSnatch

Wahsp wrote:
Actually there is. I tried suggesting this to be a thing a while ago and someone pointed out that the data is in the API.
It can be accessed using this:
https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/INSERT_USERNAME_HERE/projects/INSERT_PROJECT_ID_HERE
EDIT: The project does have to be shared though

cool

I'm sharing a huge project in a couple days. I'll take a look at that link by then.

(edit: actually I should look at that now, I have a few shared projects already…:P)

Last edited by PowerSnatch (Feb. 14, 2018 16:09:55)

averagelife

asivi wrote:
asqwde wrote:
I don't think so

I agree.
Also say that you created online at an specific date, then you upload it at a different date. The json file(in Scratch 2 at least) do not keep any data time creation. So no way to know.
However, you can do it manually and tell when in the project notes.

I'm trying to find this out to prove that someone reshared.

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