Sb3 to Javascript

marijonas22

I'm trying to turn one of my Scratch projects into an app, and for the app builder that I'm using, you can import javascript. I know that Phosphorus is a thing, but it's an sb2 converter not an sb3 one. I need suggestions for ways on how to get to my goal.

herohamp

You cannot there is no tool that converts Scratch 3 into portable JS code that could then be imported into app builder

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herohamp wrote:
You cannot there is no tool that converts Scratch 3 into portable JS code that could then be imported into app builder

Well yes but actually no
https://sheeptester.github.io/words-go-here/htmlifier/

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herohamp

bybb wrote:
herohamp wrote:
You cannot there is no tool that converts Scratch 3 into portable JS code that could then be imported into app builder
Well yes but actually no
https://sheeptester.github.io/words-go-here/htmlifier/

well no, this does not make it javascript so that i can be imported into an app builder. It generates a monolithic HTML document with massive script tags

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herohamp wrote:
bybb wrote:
herohamp wrote:
You cannot there is no tool that converts Scratch 3 into portable JS code that could then be imported into app builder
Well yes but actually no
https://sheeptester.github.io/words-go-here/htmlifier/
well no, this does not make it javascript so that i can be imported into an app builder. It generates a monolithic HTML document with massive script tags

I'm working on the assumption that “app builder” refers to one of those easy-peasy HTML to app things.

JplaysStuff

Technically, you can use the HTMLifier and then stick it into an HTML to Javascript converter thingamabob, but I have no idea how that works. I only did 2 minutes of research.

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Sheep_maker

JavaScript is nothing without HTML; there at least needs to be a canvas to render the project. Perhaps it could be done in node with some package like node-canvas or whatever, but Scratch was made for the web, so it would probably require rewriting Scratch from scratch

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It should be able to export to a JS file too, not just HTML.

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marijonas22 wrote:
I'm trying to turn one of my Scratch projects into an app, and for the app builder that I'm using, you can import javascript. I know that Phosphorus is a thing, but it's an sb2 converter not an sb3 one. I need suggestions for ways on how to get to my goal.

k sb2 or sb3 you can also go here https://forkphorus.github.io/

Maximouse

You can use PullJosh's converter: https://scratch-js.now.sh/

It generates human-readable JavaScript.

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You can use PullJosh's converter: https://scratch-js.now.sh/

It generates human-readable JavaScript.

One could argue that it is no different from the psuedo-JS Code.org generates because it requires external JS to properly execute; though I suppose PullJosh's is better than Code.org's because you can sneak in normal JS within the generated JS and it'd work

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BitTheDrone

Anything you can make with scratch, you can make with JavaScript. You'd just need to learn java though…

I’m a little confused

Sheep_maker

BitTheDrone wrote:
Anything you can make with scratch, you can make with JavaScript. You'd just need to learn java though…

Why would learning Java be necessary to make something in JavaScript?

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BitTheDrone wrote:
Anything you can make with scratch, you can make with JavaScript. You'd just need to learn java though…

“Java” != “Javascript”
or is it !(“Java”.equals(“Javascript”))?

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BitTheDrone wrote:
Anything you can make with scratch, you can make with JavaScript. You'd just need to learn java though…
“Java” != “Javascript”
or is it !(“Java”.equals(“Javascript”))?

It's

"Java" !== "Javascript"

because of JavaScript's strange comparisons.

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And in Java, you'd use .equals for comparing strings because the same arrangement of characters might not refer to the same string in memory, which is what `==` checks for

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Sheep_maker wrote:
Maximouse wrote:
You can use PullJosh's converter: https://scratch-js.now.sh/

It generates human-readable JavaScript.
One could argue that it is no different from the psuedo-JS Code.org generates because it requires external JS to properly execute; though I suppose PullJosh's is better than Code.org's because you can sneak in normal JS within the generated JS and it'd work

scratch-js actually “works”; the preview, iirc, is using the generated JS.

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marijonas22 wrote:
I'm trying to turn one of my Scratch projects into an app, and for the app builder that I'm using, you can import javascript. I know that Phosphorus is a thing, but it's an sb2 converter not an sb3 one. I need suggestions for ways on how to get to my goal.

You can use Forkphorus. It can convert sb3 or sb2 projects into .exe apk and it packages it into html. Put in your scratch project link into Forkphorus, and click html packager. Here is Forkphorus: https://forkphorus.github.io/

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bybb wrote:
herohamp wrote:
You cannot there is no tool that converts Scratch 3 into portable JS code that could then be imported into app builder
Well yes but actually no
https://sheeptester.github.io/words-go-here/htmlifier/

It worked for me…

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