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I'd like to propose a new feature that would allow loading a custom SB3 file via URL parameter when the Scratch GUI loads. This would be extremely useful for developers who want to create custom Scratch-based applications or educational platforms.
Currently, it seems there's no built-in way to load a specific SB3 file on startup via URL. Adding this feature would enable scenarios like:
Creating custom learning paths with pre-loaded projects
Easily sharing specific projects for collaboration
Integrating Scratch projects into other web applications
This feature would greatly enhance the flexibility of Scratch GUI for developers building on top of it. If there's interest from the community, I'd be happy to work on a pull request to implement this functionality.
What do you think about this feature? Is it something that could be valuable for the project?
Thank you for your attention!
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Hello Scratch GUI team,
I'd like to propose a new feature that would allow loading a custom SB3 file via URL parameter when the Scratch GUI loads. This would be extremely useful for developers who want to create custom Scratch-based applications or educational platforms.
Currently, it seems there's no built-in way to load a specific SB3 file on startup via URL. Adding this feature would enable scenarios like:
The use case example could be:
http://my-site-using-scratch-gui.com/?sb3Url=https://assets.my-site-using-scratch-gui.com/my-project.sb3
This feature would greatly enhance the flexibility of Scratch GUI for developers building on top of it. If there's interest from the community, I'd be happy to work on a pull request to implement this functionality.
What do you think about this feature? Is it something that could be valuable for the project?
Thank you for your attention!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: