Integrating Git with the Scratch editor

ajskateboarder

You can find it here along with a demo video. This is meant for Turbowarp, and isn't completely finished either

Note that this is just a silly dumb side project so I'm probably going to give it up in a few months because I'm busy :| haha just kidding

It's very satisfying though. All you have to do to commit changes is click the Save button. I'm trying to make it as integrated, simple, and feature-rich as possible

Last edited by ajskateboarder (Jan. 7, 2024 22:54:34)

MagicCrayon9342

It is literally impossible for a program to only work on Debian.

ajskateboarder

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
It is literally impossible for a program to only work on Debian.

I would say it works on all Linux distros if it actually could

Some of the functions here use paths for the Debian version of TurboWarp Desktop. Those functions would break elsewhere since TurboWarp wouldn't use those paths

MagicCrayon9342

ajskateboarder wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
It is literally impossible for a program to only work on Debian.
I would say it works on all Linux distros if it actually could

Some of the functions here use paths for the Debian version of TurboWarp Desktop. Those functions would break elsewhere since TurboWarp wouldn't use those paths

That's why you you make the script find the path of turbowarp (or ask for it).

ajskateboarder

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
Those functions would break elsewhere since TurboWarp wouldn't use those paths
That's why you you make the script find the path of turbowarp (or ask for it).

You could've read the function to understand why I use a manual path. `turbowarp` is not globally available. Plus, this is in more of a proof-of-concept stage, so I don't really care about compatibility right now.

I was expecting some feedback or something, not something super minute lol

MagicCrayon9342

ajskateboarder wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
Those functions would break elsewhere since TurboWarp wouldn't use those paths
That's why you you make the script find the path of turbowarp (or ask for it).
You could've read the function to understand why I use a manual path. `turbowarp` is not globally available. Plus, this is in more of a proof-of-concept stage, so I don't really care about compatibility right now.

I was expecting some feedback or something, not something super minute lol

is the turbowarp binary placed in a directory in the PATH variable when installed?

davidtheplatform

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
It is literally impossible for a program to only work on Debian.

import subprocess
if subprocess.run(['lsb_release', '-is'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout != b'Debian\n':
    raise Exception('Wrong OS!')
print('Hello world!')

Generation 4: the first time you see this copy and paste it on top of your sig in the scratch forums and increase generation by 1. Social experiment.

bigspeedfpv

doesnt turbowarp just use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME? why is it os specific

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https://bigspeed.me

ajskateboarder

bigspeedfpv wrote:
doesnt turbowarp just use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME? why is it os specific

Yeah I could use that for the config directory, that's not a hard fix

I'm pretty sure TurboWarp itself is installed in different places though. On Debian, it's located in /opt/TurboWarp

ajskateboarder

bump

MagicCrayon9342

ajskateboarder wrote:
bigspeedfpv wrote:
doesnt turbowarp just use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME? why is it os specific
Yeah I could use that for the config directory, that's not a hard fix

I'm pretty sure TurboWarp itself is installed in different places though. On Debian, it's located in /opt/TurboWarp

If TurboWarp actually followed standards it would install to /usr/bin, /usr/share, or /usr/local/bin.

ajskateboarder

Bump

I've been working on adding commit generation and code committing/ pushing. What do you guys think of a merge editor for TurboWarp?

ajskateboarder

Bump.

I made a demo of scratch-git on the repository. Go check it out!

applejuiceproduc

ajskateboarder wrote:
Bump.

I made a demo of scratch-git on the repository. Go check it out!

Oh that's cool. I might use it at some point.

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ajskateboarder

Making a Git Blame-like viewer

ajskateboarder

Extra stylization

The blame viewer doesn't seem to work when you add extra scripts atm

Last edited by ajskateboarder (Aug. 24, 2023 00:23:33)

applejuiceproduc

Puts "Git integration for Scratch (TurboWarp) that just works" in the description of the project.

Is so unsure if it works that the pop-up says “I think it worked now?”

Last edited by applejuiceproduc (Aug. 24, 2023 15:01:27)

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ajskateboarder

applejuiceproduc wrote:
Is so unsure if it works that the pop-up says “I think it worked now?”

I'll remove it later

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Now this can show scripts that have been added/removed and have icons similar to GitHub's

(+ is added, - is modified, and x is deleted)
Although the styling options don't work now

Writing 100s of lines of plain JS for a UI can do a lot to somebody

Last edited by ajskateboarder (Aug. 24, 2023 18:53:56)

ajskateboarder

Dark mode

DifferentDance8

You do realize advertising userscripts is against the rules right?

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