Flynet: Better Plugin Manager, Easy Plugin API

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Better Plugin Manager, Easy Plugin API
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What is Flynet?

Flynet is an Plugin Framework for developers, and easy Plugin managment for users. With our Framework, you can make your Plugin be a part of Flynet’s ecosystem and create or use sleek Plugins.

Why Flynet?

:electric_plug: Easy to use Framework API

With our easy to use Framework, you can create simply but yet sleek plugins. With our documentation, you will be never lost in developing a Plugin!

:books: Easier access for users

Installing plugins and being lost in Plugins tab won’t be your nightmare anymore. You always can use our Search feature in Flynet’s main tab.

How do I use it?

Documentation for developers 
Proper documentation will come on v1.0
Installation for users & developers
  1. Go to Flynet’s GitHub and go to Releases.
  2. Download the .rbxm file.
  3. Go to Roblox Studio and go to Plugins > Tools > Plugins Folder.
  4. Drag and drop or copy & paste the .rbxm file you just downloaded into the Plugins folder.
  5. The toggle button should appear in Plugins.
  6. You did it! Enjoy Flynet!

:bug: Known Bugs

  • AutoScale Lite plugin does not work sometimes due to GUIs being unselected way before you press the buttons. The workaround is to move your GUI objects to somewhere else (ServerStorage, StarterPack, etc) before pressing the buttons (Been solved in v1.0, stay tuned!)

Get Flynet via GitHub

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How many plugins have started integrating this?

#3

I still don’t understand what this is supposed to do.

“Docs” don’t help either. Code is nowhere to be seen in the repository.

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#4

The code is in .rbxm file, instead of inserting into Plugins folder, insert it into workspace. The usage is to have all Plugins in one place, aka Flynet and to make “ecosystem”

#5

:eyes: Sneak Peek for v1.0

  • :books: Better Documentation and Examples for Developers

  • :white_check_mark: More UI Objects for Plugins (Input, Checkbox)

  • :bug: Bug Fixes

  • :eyes: More coming soon…

#6

Currently none, but porting plugins to Flynet will help us

a lot!

#7

How is the plugin downloading process going to work? if I port a plugin to Flynet do users install it through the plugin marketplace and Flynet manages it, or is it through another method?

#8

Good question! Right now I’m making a built-in plugin in v1.0 for importing plugins easily. Here’s the concept: You just provide a Script via .rbxm and users will download it, they are going to insert it into a folder that my built-in plugin will make. I also plan on making online Flynet Plugin marketplace. Stay tuned!

(tip: use this if your plugin is going to be a flynet thing!

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#9

Okay thank you.

My one concern with this system is if users are able to review plugin code after flynet converts it, incase some malicious code in there.

#10

You can check the .rbxm file, however, I may use sandboxing scripts feature to restrict some dangerous things. And of course user will be able to change these restrictions

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#11

Wooooahh, what is that kind of magic? :flushed:

https://flynet-storage.neocities.org/

#12

Sandboxing sounds like a sick idea

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