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Website tools 05

Prepare a listing

Fill in your world's details. This prepares its listing.json for the registry and checks it by the registry's rules, including your world's own profile, which must be valid now. You open the pull request with your own GitHub account: this page never sees your sign-in.

Your GitHub user name, in lowercase. Your world's page will be /worlds/<owner>/<name>/.

Lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, for example moss-run.

The page people open to play your world. Its profile, openspatials-world.json, is read next to it.

Words people search for, separated by commas.

Only when your profile is not next to your play page.

For a layer: the registered world it sits on, as owner/name.

Your site file

A site that holds several worlds lists them in /.well-known/openspatials-site.json, so worlds find each one's profile from its start page; a site with one world may hold that world's profile in the file itself. Pick your site's folder, the one served at your site's address: this makes the file in your browser with the kit's own code, and checks it as worlds read it.

Every folder in it that holds an openspatials-world.json is one world. Your files stay in this browser.

Every tool runs in your browser on public files. Nothing you type here is sent to OpenSpatials.