(FOR MOD MAKERS) Mod Author Portal

[nim]

I have recently reworked my whole codebase for an API and Application. I will go into more detail about the structure later possibly in another post.

The website Mod Author Portal is finished and mod makers can manage their mods, versions, files, and dependencies.

Viewing/Adding/Updating/Deleting Mods, Versions, Dependencies, and Files all from a single site.

Currently, the "Public" API is out and a ui for installing mods is being worked on.

Note: the Login System does have security procedures. But as always do NOT use a password you use on any other site.

 

[nim]

I have migrated some of your mods from the last database so you might want to contact me about those before you add them: Brioche, pixelgaming579, PicoSpace, Altaïr, N2O4, Cucumber Space, StarMods/NeptuneSky, VTplayz, sfsupgrades, Invintex.

 

[nim]

Permanent web address: portal.astromods.xyz

 

[nim]

DEV UPDATE:

Most features are done the significant one is implementing the UI for dependencies.
Feedback of missing core features that i might have missed would be helpful.

 

[Draco]

Does this allow people to create mods?

 

[nim]

Does this allow people to create mods?

This allows mod makers to list them on a database that is used on a mod to install mods in game

 

[Draco]

Cool

 

[Ko355]

very cool yoo

 

[nim]

The Portal is once again up after a downtime of 81 days

 

[DuderBear28]

how do i add things into the mod like new parts

 

[DuderBear28]

also how do i send mods

 

[VTplayz]

I have some problem with the font color

when i highlight it, i can still see it

but I dont know whats i needed to insert to the Mod ID section.
please add some kind of instruction.

further more i found a random text box(under the release date text box) that have no title

 

[Altaïr]

Yeah, I have the same problem with the font color...

For the different fields, here is a screenshot showing the description of each field:

In particular, the large box is for the mod description, as you were asking.

For the Mod ID, I suppose it's meant to be a unique identifier to which your mod will be linked internally. You can choose it freely, that's what I did, it worked fine.
Here is an example with my mod list if you wish to see how I did it: