ray.so

Built by Raycast

Create code snippets, browse AI prompts, create extension icons and more.

About

This repository contains the source code for ray.so, a collection of tools built by Raycast. It includes:

• Code Images: Create beautiful images of your code.
• Icon Maker: Create beautiful icons for Raycast Extensions.
• Prompt Explorer: Explore AI Prompts for Raycast.
• Preset Explorer: Explore AI Presets for Raycast.
• Quicklink Explorer: Browse and import Raycast Quicklinks.
• Snippet Explorer: Browse and import Raycast Snippets.
• Theme Explorer: Browse and import Raycast Themes.

Setup

This is a Next.js project. If you're unfamiliar with it, check out the Next.js Documentation.

To get started, download the repo, install dependencies and run the development server:

npm install
npm run dev

Contributing

We welcome contributions primarily in the form of new presets, prompts, snippets, themes, and bug fixes.

Note

If you're interested in creating a new code theme we recommend forking the project to run your own version. However, certain partner themes may be considered. Please reach out by creating an issue or contacting us first.

If you're interested in contributing, follow the steps below:

Presets, Prompts, Quicklinks & Snippets

• Open prompts.ts or presets.ts or snippets.ts or quicklinks.ts
• Add your data to the relevant category
  • Ensure it includes all fields, and that they're unique within their category
• Create a pull request 🚀

Themes

1. Copy the Theme JSON from Raycast

• Open Theme Studio in Raycast
• Right click on your Theme and select "Copy as JSON"

2. Add the theme to repo

• In themes, create a folder with your Raycast username, ie: peduarte
• In that folder, create a file with the theme name, ie: red.json
• In that file, paste the theme JSON you copied from Raycast's Theme Studio

3. Generate the theme OG image

• Make sure your local server running (npm run dev)
• Open a new terminal session and run npm run generate-themes-og-images -- --slug=username/themename (replace username/themename with your theme's folder and file name)

4. Commit and push your changes

• Create a Pull Request 🚀