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🔨 New ToolSubmit a new Processing toolnew contribution,tool

Thank you for your new tool contribution to Processing!

Tools allow Processing users to modify or extend the Processing Development Environment (read more).

If you need help creating a tool, see the Tool Guidelines or ask on the Processing Forum.

Please provide the necessary information below.


About the Properties File

A properties file (e.g., myTool.txt) is necessary for submitting your tool. It should be a direct copy of your tool.properties file, hosted in the same directory as your .zip distribution, and share the same base name.

Example:
If your release artifacts are hosted at https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepo/releases/latest/, ensure these files are available:

  • .txt file: https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepo/releases/latest/download/myTool.txt
  • .zip file: https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepo/releases/latest/download/myTool.zip

Important

Make sure to keep the same URL in the future. If you release a new version, the URL should remain the same.


URL of your properties .txt file (e.g. myTool.txt).

URL of the home page for your tool.

URL of the source code repository for your tool.

Your GitHub username.

SPDX identifier for your tool's license (e.g., MIT, GPL-3.0-only, LGPL-2.1-or-later). See SPDX License List for valid identifiers.

Guidelines Confirmation

All tools must follow the Tool Guidelines.


Once you submit this form, the .txt file at the provided URL will be parsed and validated.

The result of this validation will be added to this issue:

  • If valid, a pull request will automatically be created to add your tool to the repository.
  • If invalid, a comment will be added with details of the error. You will need to fix the file and resubmit.

Anything else you'd like to mention about your submission - any comments or questions.