spd,
fill in the item’s card on the site, and buyers pay from their site balance.
There’s no upload button on the site. Every version comes from
spd publish in your project
folder: the server builds your sources and checks them. The site only holds the card: name,
text, screenshots and price.What you can publish
Script
Runs in the cheat. Free, forever, or for 7, 30 or 90 days. Its code is private by default:
buyers run it but can’t read it.
Open script
A script with
"visibility": "public". Buyers can read its code, see what changed between
versions and make their own version of it.Library
Code other scripts import. Always free and open, installed with
spd add, published under
the spurdo! library license.Branches
Every script and library has stable, beta and dev, each with its own version and changelog.
Before you start
- A project made with
spd new. See Getting started. - A confirmed email.
spd loginandspd publishrefuse without it. Confirm it in the account’s security settings on the site. - Your own code. Code you bought, or someone’s open script whose author doesn’t allow forks, can’t be published as yours.
- The rules. Read the author rules once: what gets rejected, what discounts are allowed, how disputes work.
How it goes
1
Sign in
spd login once per machine.2
Publish
spd publish in the project folder. The first publish creates the item as a draft and prints
the link to its editor.3
Fill in the item
Product, name, summary, description, tags, screenshots, price. See
The item card and Prices, discounts and grants.
4
Put it on the market
Send for review in the editor. A version without
ffi or filesystem permissions is
live as soon as the build passes; with them, a moderator looks first. See
Publishing and moderation.5
Keep it updated
Each
spd publish is a new version. Beta and dev branches, rollbacks and yanks are on
Updates and branches.Where everything is
The author’s pages are in the market’s left column, under For authors:Next steps
Publishing a script
From
spd login to the catalog, step by step.spd commands
What each publishing command does.
Publishing and moderation
What the button does, why it refuses, the automated checks.
FAQ
The questions authors ask most.