Submit
A submission is a GitHub issue. Your code stays in your repository; a listing points at it and records what our checks found. Nothing is copied here and nothing is republished.
A template
- Make the repository public, give it a licence, and write a README that says what someone gets from it.
- Turn on Template repository in its settings, so Use this template works.
- Open the template submission form.
- An audit runs on the issue within a minute or two and comments with what it found: whether the repository is public and licensed, whether it looks like a voidbase project, whether anything in the files it read looked alarming. Fix anything it flags by editing the issue, which runs it again.
- A maintainer decides. If it is accepted, the listing is committed to the registry and appears here.
A plugin
Worth reading before you spend time on it: there is no plugin format yet, nothing here can be installed, and a listing does not make a plugin work. The form is open because the loader is being designed and what people want to build should shape it.
The plugin submission form asks what your plugin would need from voidbase. That answer is the useful part.
What we check, and what we do not
The checks are deterministic and they are listed in the audit report on every card, so you can disagree with any single one by reading it. They are a first pass. They do not prove a repository is safe, they do not run its code, and they look at one commit on one day. Read anything before you run it.
Being listed is not an endorsement. A listing can be removed if the repository disappears, changes into something else, or turns out to be someone else's work.