VisualCircuit-blocks

Contributing a Custom Block to the Marketplace

If you have built an amazing block and want to share it with the world, follow these steps to get it published on the Marketplace:

1. Build the Block: Open VisualCircuit, construct your block's logic, and write your Python code inside the block.
2. Edit Block Info: Click the Edit Info button in VisualCircuit to carefully fill out your block's metadata (Name, Description, Author, Version, and Category).
3. Export Files: Click Export Block. This will download two files to your computer: a .json file (containing the code and port info) and a .vc3 file (the graphical layout).
4. Fork the Repository: Fork this repository on GitHub and clone it locally.
5. Add Your Files: Place both the downloaded .json and .vc3 files directly into the custom_blocks/ folder.
6. Submit a Pull Request: Push your changes and open a Pull Request on GitHub using the exact structure below.

Pull Request Structure

When opening your Pull Request on GitHub, please use the following structure in the description so maintainers can quickly review and merge your block:

Description:

### 1. Author Name & Version
- **Name:** [Your Name / GitHub Username]
- **Version:** [e.g., 1.0.0]

### 2. One-line Description
[Provide a single sentence describing what this block does]

### 3. Libraries Used
[List any Python dependencies your block requires, e.g., numpy, opencv-python, or write "None"]

### 4. Full Workflow
[Explain the full workflow of how this block operates, which ROS nodes it interacts with, and how data is processed from input to output]