BryceLTaylor / scratch-asset-checker

Checks status codes when requesting assets from a scratch project

scratch-asset-checker

About

This project takes a project.json file from a scratch project and check all of its assets and its blocks.

It takes all of the costumes and sounds and requests them from the Scratch Assets server, to see what the response code it gets for each.

It also checks each block in the project.json and counts each block. It keeps track of how many of each type of block are used in each sprite. It organizes the results by block.

To run in a browser

Run npm start in the terminal to launch a local server. Navigate to localhost:3000 and enter a project ID in the given field.

Currently the output comes in a giant list. Sometime soon a more manageable list will be added.

To run in a terminal

To check a local file

At this time you must have the project.json as a file on your local machine and know the file path to it.

Asset Checker

run: projectFilePath=[file path to file] node AssetChecker.js

Block Checker

run: projectFilePath=[file path to file] node BlockChecker.js

Checking Remotely

You can check the assets of a project in the project server with just the project id.

Asset checker

run: ID=[project id] node AssetChecker.js

Block Checker

run: ID=[project id] node BlockChecker.js

Notes

This does not work for sb2 or sb projects.

Note that in both cases if you give both an ID and a file path it will only check the project from the server.