Any way for multiple scripts to reside in one folder?

I'm building up the psIsometricSuite. So far it consists of: LightCrumb, psTileResizer, psIsoFacing, psIsoMap, psGUI, psUtils. It'd make sense to have them all in one folder, but I see this isn't the done thing. Can one script.json file contain multiple object definitions, describing the various scripts in a single folder?

Definitely.  Simply concatenate the files together and it will behave identically to having them as multiple tabs in the API.  If you're following the API pattern I use, you only need one on('ready',function(){...}) at the bottom that does all the initialization. Cheers!

Thanks! Just to be clear, you're suggesting concatenating the json file, not the .js files, right? I'm hoping to keep the .js files (modules) separate for ease of editing. So this would be ok:&nbsp; <a href="https://github.com/plexsoup/roll20-api-scripts/tre" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/plexsoup/roll20-api-scripts/tre</a>...

Nope. Other way around. Concatenation the JS files. The script.json would just need to reflect the composite of the scripts.&nbsp; My suggestion would be to look into something like gulp to assemble the script from composites. That's what I do for TheAaronSheet's example files. I can help you with that work flow if you're interested.&nbsp;

Thanks for the suggestion. I wish I could make more sense of the gulp docs.

I highly suggest a guide. It took Kryx a month to beat it into my head. :)

Not 100% if this would work or be allowed but could you write a 'header' script with one-click capabilities that has all of your Iso Suite as dependencies? That would give people the option to use the scripts in isolation or one-click install the 'header' which would automatically install the full suite of scripts (and maintain their automatic update status too)?

Thanks Ziechael. That should work. Now I have to figure out which files naturally go together and which can stand alone. I like the unix ideal of one program for a single purpose, but I've already broken that ethic with psIsoFacing which also provides a flashlight. (Scope Creep! Bloat!) It may be time for a major refactor anyways, so I'll get some value out of trying to merge the scripts with a rudimentary build-process.