This is a plugin for the Battlefield Portal Browser Extension which adds the feature to pull/push your portal experience changes to GitHub repositories. This plugin is also aiming to enable editing on a Battlefield Portal experience as a team, by utilizing feature branches and merging them. The plugin utilizes the GutHub REST API with the Octokit Javascript library by using GitHub Personal Access Tokens.
- Install the Battlefield Portal Browser Extension
- Pin the extension to be able to click on it
- Click on the extension icon and a popup should appear
- Click on
official extension manifest
in the text to automatically fill the "Manifest URL" and "Version" input. - Click confirm
- Reload any Rules Editor Page and right-click in the Workspace
- A context menu should appear which shows an
Options >
item (if not, reload the page again and check that the Portal browser extension is active) - Click on
Options >
and thenPlugin Manager
- In the Plugin Manager click on
Add Plugin
on the top-right corner - Enter the Plugin Manifest URL below and click
Review
, then clickConfirm
after seeing the sourcecode of the plugin. - After the plugin was added to the list of plugins, you need to reload the rules editor page in order to activate it
Plugin manifest.json URL
https://the0zzy.github.io/bf2042-portal-github-plugin/manifest.json
- Create a GitHub Personal Access Token as described here.
- Create a new repository and initialize it
- Open the rule editor in one of your portal experiences
- Open the context menu by right-clicking in the workspace area (not on a block)
- If the plugin was initialized correctly, you should see some
GitHub...
menu items at the bottom. - Click on
GitHub Setup
to connect your repository of step 2 with this experience. - Enter your personal access token of step 1
- Enter the repository name of step 2
If everything was successfull, the options for GitHub Pull
and GitHub Commit
should become available in the context menu.
When leaving the commit message blank, the plugin will generate a commit message out of the undo stack in the workspace.
The plugin stores your rules as a formatted workspace.json
file in the root folder of your repository.
You can define a repository and according login data per Portal Experience (based on "playgroundId").
The information will be stored in the browser filesystem in the context of the Battlefield Portal domain.
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This plugin is also aiming to enable editing on a Battlefield Portal experience as a team, by utilizing feature branches and merging them.
- Create a GitHub account
- Create a GitHub Personal Access Token as described here.
- create a new (public) repository at GitHub with the online guide and initialize it with a readme etc.
- Install the Battlefield Portal Browser Extension
- Pin the extension to be able to click on it
- Click on the extension icon >
Options
- Click on
Add plugin
and enter the following url
https://the0zzy.github.io/bf2042-portal-github-plugin/manifest.json
- Create or open a portal experience of your own at the rule/logic editor pane at portal.battlefield.com
- Open the context menu by right-clicking in the workspace area (not on a block)
- If the plugin was initialized correctly, you should see some
GitHub...
menu items at the bottom. - Click on
GitHub Setup
to connect your repository with this experience. - Enter your personal access token and tab to another field in the setup dialog (this will trigger the GitHub login in the background)
- Select the desired repository and select the "main" branch
- Select your desired options of how the plugin should work within this experience ("Commit on Save" is recommend)
- Now you can do a first commit of your experience by opening the context menu again and select
GitHub Commit
- Within the issues tab of your repository you can create issues/To-Dos, which should be implementable as isolated as possible.
- in an issue you can create a specific branch for developing/working on it, so that your "main" branch stays clean and stable
- Create a GitHub account
- Create a GitHub Personal Access Token as described here.
- Install the Battlefield Portal Browser Extension
- Pin the extension to be able to click on it
- Click on the extension icon >
Options
- Click on
Add plugin
and enter the following url
https://the0zzy.github.io/bf2042-portal-github-plugin/manifest.json