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How to change icons, their color, and other parts in the FileSystemDock

The easiest way to go about this is to switch the underlying icon which represents the file type.

tool
extends EditorPlugin

func _enter_tree() -> void:
 var base_theme := get_editor_interface().get_base_control().theme

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Adding context actions to the file system dock in a plugin

Note: This mini tutorial is for Godot 3.5. There are some changes that need to be made for Godot 4, check them out in this other gist

Since there is no built-in method to add context actions, we have to make our own.

To start, we need to get the file system dock. This can be done in the EditorPlugin. If we need it in any other script, we can just pass it to them.

tool

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extends TextEdit
var last_text: String
var last_selection: TextSelection

var autobrace_pairs := {
	"(": ")",
	"{": "}",
	"[": "]",
	'"': '"',
	"'": "'",

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Making a tabbed EditorPlugin dock in Godot (3.5.x)

...seems simple enough:

Make a dock scene, load it, add it, done. Like any other dock, right?

extends EditorPlugin

var dock: Control

func _enter_tree():

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[
    {
        "title": "Legacy Mod loader",
        "description": "Loader to use mods. Read the README file included in the download.",
        "authors":
        [
            "Hello World"
        ],
        "tags":
        [

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Using Redis with Express and Docker

I recommend typing everything in this tutorial by hand without copying, as it helps deepen your understanding for the syntax and in general.

Setup

Create a new Project Folder and initialize Node.js within it.

mkdir express-redis
cd express-redis

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for (let audio of document.querySelectorAll('audio')) {audio.volume = 0.5}

// lower volume periodically - good for google meet etc.
function lowerVolume(vol = .5) {
  for (let audio of document.querySelectorAll('audio')) {
    audio.volume = vol
  }
}

let volInterval = setInterval(lowerVolume, 2000, .1)