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dolce5EC2
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January 14, 2024
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publishing jsx script

  • January 14, 2024
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I have written and want to publish jsx sript for Adobe's Illustrator through 

https://developer.adobe.com/distribute

Script is written in extendscript only, it  does not use any CEP features.

All FAQ's and help I was able to muster deal extensively with CEP.

 

Is its possible?

How?

 

thank you!

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Correct answer ErinF

Hi there!

 

That is somewhat confusing. 🤔 🤔 It's my understanding that people regularly upload, sell, and distribute scripts in the Marketplace, but the documentation of this process could use some tweaks. (Not just scripts - people also sell and distribute actions, images, brush packs, etc.)

 

You may upload a JSX file if you first put it in a .ZIP format.

 

I tried it just now to verify, and discovered that, particularly on zipping on macOS using the finder, I had to zip from the command line in order to avoid incluiding .DS_Store and __MACOSX, because the distribution portal doesn't allow blank files.

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ErinF
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ErinFCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
January 16, 2024

Hi there!

 

That is somewhat confusing. 🤔 🤔 It's my understanding that people regularly upload, sell, and distribute scripts in the Marketplace, but the documentation of this process could use some tweaks. (Not just scripts - people also sell and distribute actions, images, brush packs, etc.)

 

You may upload a JSX file if you first put it in a .ZIP format.

 

I tried it just now to verify, and discovered that, particularly on zipping on macOS using the finder, I had to zip from the command line in order to avoid incluiding .DS_Store and __MACOSX, because the distribution portal doesn't allow blank files.

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    dolce5EC2Author
    Inspiring
    January 16, 2024

    Thanks a bunch for help!
    ..strange - when I tried to upload zipped jsx few days before, I got bunch of errors about plugin id, sadly i did not printscreen them.
    Can not reproduce now - the same zip file now generates warnings about macOs fluff, as you have written.
    And indeed, removing these files from zip made zip file go through.

     

    Thanks again!



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