[Discuss] Auto Update API

Discussion in 'Plugin Development' started by feildmaster, Jun 30, 2011.

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    feildmaster

    I'm interested if anyone would want/use an Auto Update API.

    I already have a base code for the API. (I based it off Jayjay110's auto updater, and decided to make an API for any plugins/developers that would want to use it)

    But before I finalize it and release it, I'm wondering if it would be used and what features would be wanted.

    So, please do discuss. ;)
     
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    Lithixium

    @feildmaster I would like to use it! All I would want is to be able to put a direct link to my plugin and if the version is not the same it will download and install. I would use Jayjay110's auto updater but I was getting an error when defining the object. It would say The constructor Updater(PvPlus) is undefined :(
     
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    codename_B

    This should be up to the server-admins when they update. :S so at least make it optional if you do implement it.

    You're better leaving it (either optional auto-updating) or leaving it up to a plugin manager such as MagnaIpsum or CraftBukkitUpToDate etc to install/update them.

    If you use BukkitDev people can automatically update their plugin whenever you make a new release on there using MagnaIpsum! BukkitDev ftw ;)
     
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    feildmaster

    It would have been completely dependent on the server-admin to use the API. What I meant was a plugin where instead of having a BILLION people use their own code, you'd have this plugin, and you could hook into it for the auto update.

    Since no one even cared to respond for months, I assumed no one wanted it and never worked on it.

    And I hate CButD. :D Never heard of magnaipsum.
     
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    codename_B

    MagnaIpsum doesn't require plugin developers to submit static links, it parses them from BukkitDev :3

    This is a vid of it in action for you :3

     
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