How to convert a .sb3 to .html in the command line?
See original GitHub issueI have a repo with scratch files (sb3) and I’d love to have my pipeline convert them to html and host them via github/gitlab pages.
Can I use this repo to do that? Is there some documentation?
I’m looking for something like
npm convert --to-html file.sb3 --output public/file.html
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Here’s a more complete fixed version with
Packager
vspackager
also fixedyou should do this instead:
loadProject has a second argument that’s a function it’ll call with progress information. It’s supposed to be optional but apparently that was broken at some point