Welcome to skUnity!

Hi everyone,

There is a new Parser Experiment now live! Collaborative Editing allows you to edit your skUnity Parser Pastes in realtime with others. This is a very expansive Experiment and does enable you to easily collaborate with others.

I've begun adding User Profiles. Currently, the only way to access them is by clicking a user under the "Connected Users" section of the sidebar when editing with someone. They're still a work in progress but will be fleshed out in the coming weeks.

How to enable it
Go to the skUnity Parser, make sure that you're logged in and then click the Settings cog on the sidebar. Click the Parser Experiments button and you'll see the new Collaborative Editing button. Click that! Once you click Enable Experiment the page will refresh and Collaborative Editing will be enabled.

I'm not seeing anything different...?
Collaborative Editing will only work on your Pastes. So you'll need to head to a Paste of yours.

I've given the link to my friends, but it's not working.
You'll need to add them to the Paste using the User Management section. Click the Settings cog in the sidebar. Scroll until you see "Manage specific users". Once clicked, type in the username of the people you'd like to add and tell them to refresh the page.

Unless the Paste is private, if a user has been given Edit permissions, then they can edit it. If you have disabled the Collaborative Editing Experiment then it will be disabled for people who access your Paste.

How does saving work?
Saving works as normal. When any users who are connected edits the Paste, the skUnity Parser will save as normal.

Why add this when Google Docs does this?
Google Docs and other realtime editing sites don't provide the tools that the skUnity Parser does. You'll get Parse results when anyone updates the content.

Where can I give feedback?
You can reply to this thread, PM me on here or on Discord...

skUnity API v2 - the official roadmap
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Hi everyone,

Last Friday, I posted on the skUnity Discord about the next development project for skUnity; skUnity API v2. I have decided I'll post this thread as an official way of showing what the intentions are, potential release dates and information regarding the DocsAPI.

Just to clarify the naming:
Currently there is the DocsAPI which is accessible via the Docs Admin panel: https://docs.skunity.com/admin/api. DocsAPI is its official name, however, the URL itself and others do refer to it as the skUnity API. To prevent confusion between the two, the new API will be called API v2 and branded as skUnity API (skUAPI/skAPI). The branding also refers to the panel to access API v2. This means that if any other versions of the skAPI are released, it will follow a version order, eg, API v3, API v4.

Intentions for API v2:
A set of new endpoints which include:

• Reviewing the current DocsAPI endpoints, changing/improving them, and transferring them over to API v2 and creating new endpoints if needed
• Access to the Parser (rate limit will be implemented)
• Connecting with the Forums with access to skUnity Resources
• Utilising the skUnity Downloads page

I hope that the implementation of these new endpoints allows everyone to utilise skUnity for tools to help the Skript community.

skUnity API Panel:
One of the changes planned for the new API setup is the introduction of the skAPI Panel. The panel will contain all API endpoints with detailed information on what each one does. There will be tools to help you test and monitor your applications that use the API. For example, being able to review recent calls and see details as to what data was provided and returned to help with debugging.

Planned timescale:
Currently, the planned release for skAPI and API v2 is by the end of October. I've set this deadline as...

Hi everyone,

Community feedback was that people wanted to have the minimum requirements for posting Premium Resources changed. Specifically, the number of free Resources required before you can post a Premium Resource.

This feedback has been listened to and now implemented as a rule. For transparency, it was first suggested by @BrettPlayMC in this thread. It was based to a staff vote which included Administrators/Developers (4), Moderators (5) and Resource Staff (4). In a 6 vs 0 vote, it was then passed onto the rest of the community for feedback and a vote. This came out as a 28 vs 4 vote.

Thanks,
BaeFell

Hi everyone,

We've rolled out a small update to the Parser which lets you easily view which Pastes have been shared with you! Click the Settings cog to unveil a new button, "Shared with me". Clicking this will let you view a list of usernames of who have shared a Paste with you. Clicking any of those will take you to a list of Pastes which you can view or edit.

Thanks,
BaeFell

Hi everyone,

We've been working on a small new feature for the Parser; Collections! Collections are an easy way of grouping your pastes together so you can easily find what you're looking for on the Parser.

They're super simple to use. To get started with Collections head over the Parser (https://parser.skunity.com/),
- Click the Cog on the sidebar
- You'll see new a button called "Manage Collections", give that a click - Now you will be able to create and manage all your Collections. Give your Collection a useful name and click Create! (your browser will be refreshed).
- You can now go to a Paste you want to put in that Collection; click the Cog again and will have the option to set its Collection.
- Once you've saved those settings you'll need to refresh to see it locally, but your paste is now in a Collection!
- When viewing My Saves, your Pastes will be grouped together

You can delete and rename your Collections via the Manage Collections page!

All Advent of skUnity entries will be put into a global Collection which cannot be modified but will keep everyone's AOS entries organised. If anyone has any problems please let me know via DM or using #skunity-meta.

We do have planned to have public Collections where people can view a list of Pastes from that Collection and anyone can add their Paste to that Collection or can remove it too. We aren't sure exactly how to roll it out but are trying out new things with what the Parser can do! As always; any and all feedback is appreciated, please be constructive not criticism as that helps no one.

Thanks, BaeFell