Add an option so that you can enable dev mode in settings and reorganize Replit webpages how you’d like
add way to mass organize repls and move into folders on repls tab
make 100 days of code repls automatically go into 100 days of code folder
add option to expand tab that shows recently opened repls
add wat to mass organize files in a repl
make clui more prominent What problem(s) would this feature solve?
Would allow for more customization and organization Explain what you were trying to do when you came across the problem leading to this feature request
I thought of some problems o had with Replit
I mean tbh it probably didn’t take more than like 10 minutes to do it, and for me, it’d probably take a couple hours (at the least) to figure out how to do it with GQL, so I’m good
Yeah does anybody have a Repl that can organize your Repls for you (I would prefer Python but am willing to learn almost anything)? I would love to sort them by name into folders automatically as the way Replit does it now is so hard (I can’t select multiple items at once).
GraphQL can be abused, which is why GraphQL mutations are obviously not allowed for use with malicious intent, and also generally not really allowed. You probably shouldn’t really be using GQL without permission from a Replit team/staff member or a Replit mod or making sure what you are doing is okay first, and you definitely shouldn’t be using them if you don’t know what they are.
As long as you’re not advertising the GQL to anyone or inviting people to that Repl, it should be fine. Just be careful in future, because if the Replit staff/mods aren’t happy with whatever you do with GQL you will be warned by the staff and potentially banned if you continue doing whatever you were warned for.
How could reorganizing repls be abused? The only way I could think of would be spamming the mutation moving repls around very quickly creating stress on the servers, but couldn’t any query do that?
Because reorganising Repls is by far not the only thing you can do with GQL, you can do a lot more. An example of a recently banned GQL mutation query is automated following.
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