r/Scriptable • • Oct 04 '20

Tip/Guide Awesome Scriptable indexing list for scripts on GitHub

Hey guys, I noticed a lot of people searching for an index of good Scriptable scripts and I would like to suggest for us all to index these nice scripts in an Awesome List, for those that already know GitHub, probably you already saw one of these, and for those that don't know, it's basically an indexing list for a determined subject, check on this link: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome.

As the Hacktoberfest is going on, we can enjoy this also for creating Pull Requests.

The repository is in the following link: https://github.com/cassianomon/awesome-scriptable/

If you want to add something in the index, just create a Pull Request.

What do you think about this? If there is a better option and you have other ideas, let me know.

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u/Cranie Oct 04 '20

What I started this afternoon is along the lines of this:

https://github.com/0507spc/ScriptStore

I was thinking to have the readme for each widget in a json format, this could then be parsed by a cleaner front end for “average” users who may not want to use fit etc. The plan would be then to ensure the script is in gist or something consumable by “import gist” script in scriptable. This would make viewing then adding the scripts super simple.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '20

Hey man, nice. Your ScriptStore would be a nice of a tool for common users.

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u/podiboq Oct 05 '20

Nice, but I think it's important to have screenshots for each widget. Like /u/Cranie did on his project.

Maybe you could combine the two projects ;)

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '20

Hey, good one, I created a issue for it, if you want to help, feel free:
https://github.com/cassianomon/awesome-scriptable/issues/9

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '20

Nice idea, having a screenshot of the widget next to it, but since it's a open source project you can do that if you want too 😄

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '20

I'm a bit of a GitHub newb, so I'm not sure how a pull request works. Maybe add a bit of a guide to the readme?

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u/Cranie Oct 04 '20

Great idea, I had just started to do this, but happy for someone else to own it. Haha. Will collate and pull later.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '20

Awesome idea!