wangat wrote:

Isn't there already a sticky like this? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/198257/

han614698 wrote:

Hey there! While it is nice you are trying to help, the Scratch Team is not looking for guides at this time. Feel free to make this in a project instead!

RichieNB wrote:

What are extensions?

Extensions are JavaScript functions that are invoked via Scratch blocks. They can be used to connect to hardware, APIs or to simply provide abstractions for a JavaScript function.

How do I load an extension?

Currently, Scratch 3.0 extensions are not supported on the Scratch website and must be used in modded editors. Try SheepTester's fork for a simple alternative. To share an extension with friends, simply send then a URL of the fork with the extension query parameter added pointed to a URL: https://sheeptester.github.io/scratch-gui?extension=<extension_url>

How do I create a Scratch extension?

A YouTube video is in the works but for now, use this helpful guide by NitroCipher and the TypeScript typings.

How do I share my Scratch extension?

You'll need to upload your Scratch extension to a code hosting website and ensure it can serve JavaScript files correctly.

A GitHub Gist is a simple way to do this. Start at gist.github.com and provided you already have a GitHub account, you'll be able to create a new gist and insert your code with a filename ending in .js. Once you have saved your gist, load the Raw version by clicking the button on the resulting page.

Now, you'll need to set the correct content headers in order for the JavaScript file to be loaded correctly. With GitHack, provide the raw URL of the extension source code and use the resulting production URL to load your extension.

Where can I find extensions created by others?

You can use the Scratch 3.0 Extension Directory to find an aggregated list of extensions but the Developing Scratch Extensions subforum is also great place to find the latest in Scratch extensions.

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