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@LemonCubeDev is attempting to deploy a commit to the merlinfuchs' projects Team on Vercel. A member of the Team first needs to authorize it. |
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Sorry, I just realized I forgot to finish this. Don't approve or deny until I finish. Thanks! |
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I think this is now ready for review @merlinfuchs. |
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@LemonCubeDev You made a typo. |
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Thanks for letting me know |
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I'm making this back into a draft, I was told that the buttons aren't showing up. |
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Kite Command Share is a way to share commands between accounts/bots. Up to this point, it has only been a desktop-browser based service in the form of a bookmarklet. This pull request adds a button on the command editing page for exporting, and a button on the page with a bot's list of commands for importing. I have not done any testing on this, but I expect it to work. When the buttons are clicked, they will run a script that will function almost exactly how the previous version worked. If you would like to change the code to trigger custom popups instead of the default javascript alerts, feel free! The purpose of this is to provide access to KCS to all users no matter their device or browser, and to have the ability to share built-in, without complex setup instructions.