Add achievements

[rgbkrk]

Emit achievement:unlock messages for the achievements package to pick up.

[void-main]

Cool package! And I'll definitely integrate it!

[void-main]

Is there anyway I can add your package as a dependency in my package in atom? I didn't find the doucmentation...

[rgbkrk]

There doesn't seem to be a way to use Atom packages as dependencies unless they're on npm as well.

However, achievements doesn't need to be a dependency, as achievements will pick up emitted atom events on its own. What would you need it as a dependency for?

[void-main]

What if the user hasn't installed achivements yet?~
在 2014年3月20日 下午8:48，"Kyle Kelley" notifications@github.com写道：

There doesn't seem to be a way to use Atom packages as dependencies unless
they're on npm as well.

However, achievements doesn't need to be a dependency, as achievements
will pick up emitted atom events on its own. What would you need it as a
dependency for?

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[void-main]

I've added some basic achievements, but there should be more. I'm gonna redesign the way achievement is granted. Thanks for your great package @rgbkrk!

[rgbkrk]

What if the user hasn't installed achivements yet?

If they don't install it, they don't get achievements. It's opt in so people can install/uninstall/enable/disable as they choose.

I've added some basic achievements, but there should be more. I'm gonna redesign the way achievement is granted. Thanks for your great package @rgbkrk!

Thank you for integrating with it! 😄

[void-main]

Hi @rgbkrk, I've pushed the integration to another level by adding an ad for your achievements package. Check it out:

I borrowed your achievements-view.coffee file, and make a small hint if the achievements package is not loaded by asking atom.packages. And, you are welcome!

😄

[rgbkrk]

Hahaha, that's hilarious! Well done sir. 👏 👏

You should use this for this re-sized version (32x32) of the original icon:

You could also create that in the view directly in HTML too. ;)

Alternatively, the base64 encoded version, for iconURL:

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