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"Save as module" button on Dynamic module #231
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GitMate.io thinks the contributor most likely able to help you is @tech4GT. Possibly related issues are #108 (Math Module), #201 (Allow easier access to neighboring pixels in Dynamic module), #112 (Scale module), #146 (Monochrome "fallback" on Dynamic module not working), and #5 (image cropping module). |
@jywarren This can now be done very nicely after #308 where we have a button |
We may also want to suggest saving as a gist, and/or opening an issue with your new module. Now that we have full meta-modules, many problems may be solved through the recombining of multiple other modules! |
Hmm, actually i think it's no longer possible to POST to gist... |
@jywarren Super Idea!!! |
@jywarren So I should add |
Or should I add a Publish Button on the top and then we can have a modal containing all options, like sharing as a link as well? |
yeah let's do a modal!
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Or should I add a Publish Button on the top and then we can have a modal
containing all options, like sharing as a link as well?
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I used the Dynamic module to generate a unique filter, and thought "this would be nice to save as a module in its own right, for others to use". Sounds like a good way to generate a new module. Could this work as part of #200 meta modules, or #190 module importing.
This issue could then be added afterwards -- but I would love to be able to add a button that prompts you to save your dynamic module settings as a new module in its own right --
Save as module
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