Sugar Activities

This contains all the data for ASLO activities

Adding yours

First create a new file for your activity. It should be named BUNDLE_ID.json (for example: com.example.activity.json). Then add the following contents:

{
    "by": [
            {
                "name": "YOUR_NAME", 
                "page": "YOUR_SITE"
            }
        ]
}

Then send us a pull request. Someone will look at your activity.

NOTE: It is a good idea to use a json checker before you commit.

Hooking it up

You should then add a github web hook for your activity. That means the bots will build and do stuff for you. They build from master, but don't worry about different branches for stable and testing; the bots automatically see when you change the version number. The webhook address is:

https://hook.sugarlabs.org/hook

Use the webhook for only push events. That is the default option.

Manual Release

If using a GitHub webhook does not suit your workflow, you can choose when the bots build your activity.

Push the changes you want the bots to include to your github repo
Send a http request to https://hook.sugarlabs.org/hook/GITHUB_NAME/GITHUB_REPO (replacing the name and repo values). You can do this in your browser, using http or curl.
Success!

Getting ready for the bots

Make sure you have a setup.py
Put your screenshots in /screenshots/LANG/. eg: /screenshots/en/1.png
Add summary and title to activity.info
Translate activity.info (if you can) using po files
Add the categories to your activity.info Tags are space seperated and are: game, programming, robotics, internet, science, maths, langauge, geography, documents, music, media, art, teacher and system.

See an example of adding tags & screenshots to an activity in the Typing Turtle activity

See it live

First do a push, and after one of the bots has compiled your activity, go to https://activities-2.sugarlabs.org/!