thanks for reporting what looks like a nasty mistake in the backup script; i'll take a look at that sometime this week and get an update out soon. i didn't encounter this issue among my testers so i'm curious to see what's up - i might have pushed a bad version of the script or something
as for the backup folder, you want to put its *contents* into the main folder
as described in the installation guide, you can set a subdirectory to use the starter with an existing site.
i actually do this with my website - https://bagenzos.house/ is my main site with its own build command/folder etc, and https://bagenzos.house/blog/ is a separate strawberry starter-based blog with its own folder and such.
i still recommend you backup your existing site. while nothing *should* get uploaded to the root directory, a possible bug or issue with pathnames etc can't be ruled out. as far as i know, this has never happened, but it's good to be paranoid! always back stuff up!
as for scheduling posts - depending on what OS you're using it can be trivial (e.g. cron job on linux). it's not something i plan to add myself in the future
You can run individual scripts with node by using "node path/to/script.js". When you run "npm run upload" you're actually running "node _functions/upload-neo.js".
You could move that script to another node project, but you'd have to tweak it since it's designed for strawberry starter (specifically, it checks for a config.jsonc file in "src/_data" to check for a subdirectory, and it reads a folder named "_site" to check what to upload.) You'd have to initialize a new project with "npm init" and then install the script's dependencies with "npm i form-data jsonc". That's overkill if your site isn't already a Node project, though.
However there's a Neocities Command Line Interface that lets you upload your site from the command line. It has a different syntax and some quirks but fundamentally does the same thing - only uploads what's changed. This is the best way to go about uploading things if your site isn't already a Node project, I think! I would use that tool to upload your base site and use npm run upload to upload the blog.
really good game... i know the intention was to make something small but it did pay off - for me this reaches the highs of other love <3 game games like sylvie lime... the movement tech was really interesting and fun. the story is nice too, it's simple but it works well, and there are lots of fun mysterious moments that build on it a lot (the mysterious executioner crashes etc)... you should be proud of this one
it always amazes me how well you write these stories about love, crushes, friendship, and other difficulties dealing with relationships. it's beautiful to see those themes examined with such an open heart. this one is also hot and cute too, great job!!
the sort of love-hate relationship... being somewhat aware you're being taken advantage of while still feeling needed... it felt relatable. i loved the doctor's model too, her faces are really expressive!
yay!