Updated Publishing your cog (markdown)

Twentysix 2016-03-06 17:39:45 +01:00
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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ When the user installs your cog, the installer will take care of taking your dat
Now it's time to make the info.json. This is what the installer uses to get informations about the cog and display them to user when requested (name, author, description...). Now it's time to make the info.json. This is what the installer uses to get informations about the cog and display them to user when requested (name, author, description...).
[Download this script](https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Twentysix26/09071dbf2cbacd298fab/raw/788a41852311f7dc03b11c6ec8ee07658c637567/info_maker.py) (CTRL + S). Run it and *follow the instructions*. Once you're done, if everything went smooth you should have an info.json. Put it into your cog's folder, next to the .py file. [Download this script](https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Twentysix26/73a2a09238d6875b5cb7/raw/ab4d1e45e293730c358c3e441f502bb99e8f183d/info_maker.py) (CTRL + S). Run it and *follow the instructions*. Once you're done, if everything went smooth you should have an info.json. Put it into your cog's folder, next to the .py file.
Now, you either: Now, you either:
* **Best way**: [Make a pull request on github](https://github.com/Twentysix26/Red-Cogs), of course by cloning the repo and putting the folder you just created inside the "cogs" folder. * **Best way**: [Make a pull request on github](https://github.com/Twentysix26/Red-Cogs), of course by cloning the repo and putting the folder you just created inside the "cogs" folder.