Minecraft Legacy - Project Index

This repository hosts the projects.json file that powers the Minecraft Legacy website. The site reads this JSON directly from GitHub to display the community project list.

Structure

projects.json    ← The single source of truth for all listed projects

projects.json format

{
  "repos": [
    {
      "name": "owner / ProjectName",
      "url": "https://github.com/owner/ProjectName",
      "priority": 1
    }
  ]
}

Field	Type	Description
name	string	Display name shown on the site (usually owner / repo)
url	string	Full URL to the project (GitHub, Archive.org, etc.)
priority	number	Sort order - lower number = higher on the list. 1 is top priority

How to add a new project

Option 1 - Open a Pull Request (recommended)

1. Fork this repo.
2. Edit projects.json - add your project entry to the repos array.
3. Pick a priority number. Use the next available number unless the maintainers say otherwise.
4. Commit with a clear message like Add MyProject to project list.
5. Open a Pull Request using the provided template.

Option 2 - Request via Issue

If you don't want to edit JSON yourself, just open an Issue using the "Project Request" template and fill in the details. A maintainer will add it for you.

Rules

• Valid JSON only - run your edit through a JSON validator before submitting.
• No duplicate URLs - check that your project isn't already listed.
• Relevant projects only - must be related to Minecraft Legacy / Console Edition.
• One project per PR - keeps reviews simple.

How it works

The Minecraft Legacy website fetches this file directly from:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MinecraftConsole/json/refs/heads/main/projects.json

Changes merged to main go live on the site immediately - no deploy needed.

License

This project list is maintained by the Minecraft Legacy community. See LICENSE for details.