Add URLs to Ecosystem Activty List

[steppsr]

Adding some URLs for repos I have for Chia.

• HarvesterDeploymentManager: A Python tool (with optional GUI) that lets you deploy and monitor Chia harvester/farmer upgrades across multiple remote Ubuntu machines from a Windows controller over SSH. https://github.com/steppsr/HarvesterDeploymentManager
• hdd-prep: A safe, guardrail-heavy Bash script that wipes, partitions (GPT), formats (ext4), mounts, and permanently configures new HDDs/SSDs under /mnt/ with proper fstab entries — built for Chia farmers who frequently add large drives. https://github.com/steppsr/hdd-prep
• farmsum: A Bash script that takes the raw chia farm summary output and produces a nicely formatted, colorized, and aligned version with friendly harvester names and clear metrics. https://github.com/steppsr/farmsum
• XCHDevToolkit: A small collection of Bash and PHP utilities for converting between Chia Bech32m addresses (xch1, nft1, did1, etc.) and their underlying puzzle hashes. https://github.com/steppsr/XCHDevToolkit
• MakeNFTOffers: Two PowerShell scripts that help you bulk-create NFT offers on Chia: one extracts launcher IDs from your wallet, and the other generates the actual offers from that list. https://github.com/steppsr/MakeNFTOffers
• make-offers: A Windows PowerShell script that generates offer files for NFTs (supporting Chia and ABA) from a provided list of launcher coin IDs. https://github.com/steppsr/make-offers
• nfts-in-collection: A Windows PowerShell script that scans your wallet and produces a clean list of all NFTs belonging to a specific collection (supports Chia and ABA). https://github.com/steppsr/nfts-in-collection
• xdnft-gallery: A PowerShell script that reads a folder of Chia/ABA offer files, downloads and resizes the NFT images, and automatically builds a complete static HTML/CSS/JS gallery website for the offers. https://github.com/steppsr/xdnft-gallery
• xdnft.link: The PHP source code for the public XDNFT.link website, which provides NFT-related lookup and download services powered by the MintGarden API. https://github.com/steppsr/xdnft.link
• indexify: A Bash script that generates a standalone static HTML NFT gallery from a folder containing images + metadata JSON files (originally built for Datalayer NFT collections on Chia). https://github.com/steppsr/indexify
• macon: A Bash script that pulls the complete NFT metadata for any given collection from the MintGarden API and saves it as a single JSON file. https://github.com/steppsr/macon
• get_coin_id: A Bash utility that finds the on-chain nft_coin_id for a given NFT ID by searching across your wallets — useful for creating zero-mojo offers via RPC. https://github.com/steppsr/get_coin_id
• kiwi-nft-faucet: A memorial NFT faucet (PHP frontend + Bash backend services) that automatically distributes commemorative “Kiwi” NFTs on Chia to community members. https://github.com/steppsr/kiwi-nft-faucet
• batch-bulk-move-to-profile: A Bash script that filters NFTs by collection, then safely moves them in small batches of 25 into a DID Profile wallet on Chia. https://github.com/steppsr/batch-bulk-move-to-profile
• filemover: A Windows batch script that continuously polls a source folder and moves matching files (commonly .plot files) one at a time to a destination folder, with optional multi-threaded and unbuffered I/O modes. https://github.com/steppsr/filemover
• TCG-Wallet-Inspector: A Bash script (powered by the MintGarden API) that scans your Chia wallets and produces a list of NFTs along with their ChiaTCG attributes. https://github.com/steppsr/TCG-Wallet-Inspector
• offer_script: A Bash script (work-in-progress) that generates a ready-to-run script for creating offer files for an entire NFT collection based on a list of NFT IDs. https://github.com/steppsr/offer_script

[hoffmang9]

lgtm and thanks!

[Starttoaster]

Thank you so much for adding these to the list @steppsr! Would you mind signing your commit here? All repos in the Chia-Network organization require commit signatures. Unfortunately this repository is missing contributor documentation explaining this requirement, so I'll shore that up. For the time being, the chia-blockchain repo probably has the best documentation explaining the commit signature requirement https://github.com/Chia-Network/chia-blockchain/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#creating-signed-commits

Anyway, you signing the commit would retain your contribution, but if you don't care how the list gets updated I could copy your list updates myself. Let me know if you would rather go this route. Thanks in advance either way!

[steppsr]

It sounds like a bit of a process to modify a commit already in a pull request. Should I cancel and create a new one with a signed commit? Admittedly, most repos I work on are my own so I'm not super familiar with doing PRs.. I usually fumble through them.

[Starttoaster]

Yeah, the simplest way to do it is basically to close this PR and create a new one on a new branch with a signed commit.

You can also do a soft reset (git reset --soft HEAD~1) on your branch which would basically undo your commit and put your changes back into staged locally, re-commit after setting up commit signing locally, and then git push --force to your branch. But that's a fair bit more complicated, and if someone is less comfortable with git I'd usually suggest the first path where they simply make a new branch and a new commit.