@Kacper0After more than 5 hours 😞 You can finally leave a game and your sprite will be deleted! github.com/a-potion/hackbox . It' a JackBox style game, and will eventually be MadLibs. It's hosted on Nest!
@polypixeldev0:nest: Just recently, the new Nest website got merged and published on hackclub.app! It's been in progress for a while now, and in collaboration with @cskartikey it was designed and developed to be Nest's new homepage as well as a showcase for projects hosted on Nest.
You can see the code in the website folder in Nest's repo, github.com/hackclub/nest!
@Finnland0I've recently been working on a personal website, and after seeing the kind of limits Vercel puts on their free plan, I switched over to Hack Club's own #nest server to host my website. After a lot of work I got it set up, but I found that one thing I missed was the fact that Vercel automatically deployed your website to production when you pushed to the main branch of your repo (and you could set up other branches for other deploy environments). To get this functionality, I created a GitHub Action script that automatically uses ssh to login to your Nest server, does a git pull, updates your dependencies, and then stops your last Flask server instance and starts a new one. Even better, it's very easy to configure this script to run with any server software, and uses GitHub repository secrets to keep everything secure.
Check out the script in my repository, and look around Hack Club and the Slack, as I'll try to get my script and a guide I'll write myself posted or linked in various places.
@dainfloop0decided to make a discord bot to help manage stuff i'll be hosting on nest, makes it easier to handle everything and also because other people contribute to projects i'm planning to host
