this almost makes me angry enough to learn git so i can fix it myself
because that is the simplest voting system and i had enough "trauma" from writing a voting website app years ago that i somehow didn't consider supporting multiple voting systems. in retrospect this was not a very good idea and it probably needs a bit of work.
honestly the apioforum voting system has always been slightly half baked. there's still no way to close polls, or any way to see who is voting for which options in one place.
contributions are always welcome of course. if you want to learn git i would recommend the official git book, which you can read for free on their website.
an api would definitely be nice to have, if you're thinking about making one
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aha i have made a github mirror of apioforum
now i need to figure out how to update it... i thought i could use github actions to update it but idk
i am not sure if it's possible to get github to automatically pull changes in from an external repo; i would imagine it isn't
i can use CI and webhooks, where on a push to g.gh0.pw your server sends a ping to some place on github and that triggers a CI to pull the changes and stuff
i don't plan on adding hooks to my server to interface with external services (especially proprietary services) unless there is a particularly compelling reason to
what's your reason for wanting your github mirror to always be up to date? can't you just do git pull and then git push on your local machine when you need the github mirror to be updated? (or indeed set up something to do that periodically)
its okay i was just saying how itd be possible, id probably just do manual updating or like update every X days or smth
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