Guide to Adding Mods

Follow this guide to add mods to the correct JSON file. Ensure all required fields are correctly filled out and formatted. When all fields are filled out and you are ready to contribute, do not forget about the commas after the curly brackets.

Mod Entry Template

Copy and customize the JSON structure below for each mod you want to add:

{
  "id": "mod-name", 
  "name": "mod name",
  "discord": "https://discord.gg/epic-skyblock-mod",
  "developers": "epic_mod_developer",
  "paid": false,
  "icon": "https://imgur.com/image123.png",
  "website": "https://google.com",
  "github": "https://github.com/",
  "tags": ["popular", "fps"]
}


- "id" (required):
   - The unique identifier for the mod.
   - Rules: No spaces. Use dashes (-) instead.
   - Example: "id": "example-mod"

- "name" (required):
   - The display name of the mod. This is shown to users.
   - Example: "name": "Example Mod"

- "discord" (optional):
   - A Discord link for the mod or developer's community.
   - If there is no link, delete this line.
   - Example: "discord": "https://discord.gg/yourlink"

- "developers" (required):
   - The name(s) of the mod developer(s).
   - Example: "developers": "epic_mod_developer"

- "paid" (required):
   - Set to true if the mod is paid; otherwise, set to false.
   - Example: "paid": false

- "price" (conditionally required):
   - Include only if "paid" is set to true.
   - Example: "price": "1.00"

- "icon" (optional):
   - A direct image URL for the mod's icon or developer's avatar (Right click on their icon/avatar, copy image address).
   - Example: "icon": "https://imgur.com/image123.png"

- "website" (optional):
   - A link to the mod’s website.
   - If there is no link, delete this line.
   - Example: "website": "https://skyblockmods.net"

- "github" (optional):
   - A GitHub repository link for the mod.
   - If there is no link, delete this line.
   - Example: "github": "https://github.com/"

- "tags" (required):
   - Tags describing the mod.
   - Rules: Include 1 descriptive tag, such as dungeons, slayer, etc.
   - If the mod is a skyblock mod, include "skyblock" as a tag.
   - If the mod is a cheat mod, include "cheats" as a tag.
   - Example: "tags": ["skyblock", "dungeons"]