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ShopCheck — Offline Shop Price Review

Review EconomyShopGUI fixed prices and crafting costs before deployment. Runs offline.

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ConfigCarry — YAML Update Review

Carry custom settings forward when plugin defaults change. Offline, with a review before export.

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itch.io Community » General » Release Announcements · Created a new topic ShopCheck: offline price review for EconomyShopGUI server owners

Horton Tools22 hours ago

Horton Tools has released ShopCheck 0.1.0 preview, an offline tool for server owners reviewing EconomyShopGUI shop prices before deployment.

Load your own shop YAML files, choose a buy-discount and sell-bonus scenario, and review potential pricing inconsistencies. Reports show modeled costs, proceeds, item counts, exclusions, and configuration paths to inspect. Export the review as JSON; your original files are not changed.

The included HTML file runs locally in a desktop browser. Your configs stay on your device, with no server installation or subscription. The screenshot shows the actual app using a fictional example.

Price: $24 once.

https://horton-tools.itch.io/shopcheck?utm_source=itch-community&utm_medium=rele...

Before buying: tested scope is EconomyShopGUI 7.2.1 free, Minecraft Java 1.21.11, fixed prices, and 161 defined crafting recipe variants. Custom recipes, dynamic pricing, taxes, live rounding, and inventory limits are not fully modeled. You must check global and section conditions yourself. Reports are prompts for review, not proof that a live economy is safe or exploitable. Validate findings on your own staging server before changing prices.

Which pricing conditions are hardest to review manually on your server? Feedback on the workflow and coverage is welcome.

itch.io Community » General » Release Announcements · Created a new topic ConfigCarry: offline YAML update review for Minecraft server configs

Horton Tools4 days ago

Horton Tools has released ConfigCarry 0.1.0 preview, a downloadable offline tool for reviewing YAML configuration updates.

When a plugin ships new defaults, compare three files: the old defaults, your customized config, and the new defaults. ConfigCarry carries forward custom values, adopts changes to untouched settings, and asks you to choose when both sides changed the same value. Export merged YAML and a JSON review report after resolving conflicts.

For example, keep your custom shop title while reviewing an updated default price. The screenshot below shows the actual review interface with fictional example data.

It runs from one HTML file in a desktop browser; configs stay on your device. Price: $19 once.

https://horton-tools.itch.io/configcarry?utm_source=itch-community&utm_medium=re...

Before buying: you need the old and new defaults as well as your customized file. This preview supports a documented YAML subset, not anchors or aliases; renames need manual review. It does not validate plugin schemas. Back up files and test the result on a staging server.

What part of updating your server configs takes the most manual checking? Feedback on the workflow is welcome.