User:Kebap

About me

Mudlet user and script developer, hailing from MorgenGrauen (German).

Projects

• User:Kebap/documentation-in-wiki - currently on hold

• Establish translation-infrastructure for Mudlet universe
  • Create PR to clean up feedback from Crowdin - see issue 1802
  • Improve documentation for translators
    • How to translate plural forms in crowdin
  • Improve documentation for developers
    • How to handle special characters at start or end of translateable text

• Learn how to write working i18n style code for English hacks like "next %n time(s)"
  • QT documentation thereof: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/i18n-source-translation.html#handling-plurals

• New structure for wiki manual

• Graphical overview of Release dates

• Add MorgenGrauen to Mudlet MUDs
  • review recommendations from Listing_Your_MUD

• Enable Discord group "Testers" to (de-)register themselves via Discord reactions done! :)

• Create PR to clean up texts in source - see github issue 1801

• Learn how to make small PR like above with Smart Git instead of github web interface done! :)

Me with a few buddies

• Improve Mudlet documentation, which is not interesting for Mudlet users, but only for (some) developers.
  • Including definitions on internal functions,
  • discussions and decisions on coding style conventions,
  • standard procedures like Release Checklist, update lua function list for autocompletion,
  • This is done by adding Categories like "Mudlet Developer Manual" or "Mudlet Admin Manual"
  • etc.

• Look into improving a11y (accessibility) of Mudlet client and website, etc.

• Learn more git commands

Examples for Wiki formatting

functionName

functionName(arg1, arg2, [optionalArg3])

What the function does. In this case, it is just a non-existing function with the only purpose to show, how to write documentation for functions

See also: copy, paste

Note: This is an important information

Available in Mudlet3.5+

Parameters

• arg1:

What arg1 is/does. Passed as a string.

• arg2:

What arg2 is/does. Passed as a string.

• optionalArg3

(optional) The name needn't be telling. Relevant is to mark optional arguments at the start of this line (with text "optional" in brackets) and in the function definition line (with [these] brackets)

Returns

• whatever the function returns.

Example

--a small example snippet of the function in action
--the comments up top should introduce it/explain what the snippet does
functionName("arg1", "arg2")