SkriptMC-Parser is currently a prototype in the early stages of development of a system that allows the Skript community to test their scripts via a public API for potential errors or warnings. This is a quick and easy way to check your scripts without having to set up a Spigot server on your environment.
SkriptMC-Parser is the only container to be deployed as it will act as a container manager, specifically for engine containers. Further documentation will be added later as development on this project proceeds. As it stands, here are the steps to deploy SkriptMC-Parser:
- Linux-based operating system (i.e. Debian)
- A virtualization allowing to install and run Docker
- Minimum of 2GB of RAM
docker run --publish 8000:8000 \
--restart unless-stopped \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
--env SKMC_REDIS_ADDRESS=<address> \
--env BOB_REDIS_USER=<user> \
--env BOB_REDIS_PASSWORD=<password> \
--detach \
ghcr.io/romitou/skmc-parser:latest
Many repositories will integrate it, as part of its operation or as part of using its API. First, the SkriptMC-Parser-Engine (Kotlin & Java) repository is essential to the operation of SkriptMC-Parser (Go) as it contains the source code of the parser environment, distributing private Docker images ready to be executed.
It might be possible to use this project to integrate it with Skript-MC's Discord bot, namely Swan (TypeScript). Users will be able to check the validity of their script with the bot and consequently with SkriptMC-Parser.
Finally, we are surely planning to create an online parser space for the whole community to benefit from and to have a conducive development environment, via the SkriptMC-Parser-Web (Vue) repository.
I think that a parser is not enough for a beginner user as well as for advanced users. I would like to add one more element that will make the difference, namely the execution of the code, in order to have a result of the script. Real-time modification and viewing of variables while the code is running, persistent saving of those variables, sharing and multi-development, one-click addon capability, ultra-fast deployment of parser runtime environments, and much more.