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@bscotch/gamemaker-releases
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Utility for combining GameMaker release data into a single feed.
GameMaker releases new builds fairly frequently across several release channels (e.g. beta, stable, and LTS). Each release includes two separate artifacts: an IDE installer and a Runtime. Release notes are listed separately for each artifact type and release channel.
This package centralizes all of the official GameMaker information (for Windows versions) into a single structured document. It is used by Butterscotch Shenanigans to keep an up-to-date, centralized history of releases. These are uploaded as GitHub releases.
Latest releases document: https://github.com/bscotch/stitch/releases/latest/download/releases-summary.json
npm install @bscotch/gamemaker-releases
import {
fetchReleasesSummaryWithNotes,
computeReleasesSummaryWithNotes
} from '@bscotch/gamemaker-releases';
// 🚀 Fetch the latest already-computed summary
// of all GameMaker releases:
const releases = await fetchReleasesSummaryWithNotes();
// 🐌 Freshly compile the centralized release summary.
// This can be useful if the pre-computed
// summary is out of date.
const releases = await computeReleasesSummaryWithNotes();
GameMaker releases are made up of a pair of artifacts: an IDE and a Runtime. While each IDE has a "matching" Runtime, you can specify any Runtime you want for the active IDE (though not all will work with any given IDE version).
The IDE artifacts are installed via an installer, while Runtimes are installed via the GameMaker IDE or via other installed Runtimes. In other words, you cannot manually install Runtimes.
GameMaker artifacts are released into one or more of several channels. Each channel has a separate RSS feed describing the GameMaker versions available in that channel.
GameMaker releases are described by RSS feeds and JSON files whose URLs are listed inside those feeds. These RSS feeds are the same ones used by the GameMaker IDE to determine when new IDE and Runtime artifacts have become available.
There are distinct feeds for each platform supported by the GameMaker IDE, for each release channel. The IDE and Runtime have separate feeds.
lts
: https://gms.yoyogames.com/update-win-LTS.rssstable
: https://gms.yoyogames.com/update-win.rssbeta
: https://gms.yoyogames.com/update-win-NuBeta.rssunstable
: https://gms.yoyogames.com/update-win-NuBeta-I.rssFAQs
Utility for combining GameMaker release data into a single feed.
The npm package @bscotch/gamemaker-releases receives a total of 74 weekly downloads. As such, @bscotch/gamemaker-releases popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bscotch/gamemaker-releases demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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