Need a "jspsych-contrib" repo
See original GitHub issueTaking repos like keras-contrib
(link) etc as inspiration. The current plugin list includes plenty of fairly specific experiments that would be a better fit in a plugins repo, and there are likely many community plugins that either need a bit of work or are extremely specific that could go here.
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Should have an invite for admin rights here: https://github.com/jspsych/jspsych-contrib
Yeah I think I agree here. My primary goal is to allow for a contribution that doesn’t rely on Node.js or
npm install
. I don’t think contributions injspsych-contrib
need a testing file, though it would certainly be nice if someone provides one.