The date the project’s status was set to an approved status.
A long form description of the project.
The link to the long description of the project. Always null, only kept for legacy compatibility.
A list of the categories that the project has.
The client side support of the project.
The RGB color of the project, automatically generated from the project icon.
A short description of the project.
An optional invite link to the project’s Discord server.
A list of donation links for the project.
The total number of downloads of the project.
The total number of users following the project.
A list of images that have been uploaded to the project’s gallery.
A list of all of the game versions supported by the project.
The URL of the project’s icon.
The ID of the project, encoded as a base62 string.
An optional link to where to submit bugs or issues with the project.
The license of the project.
A list of all of the loaders supported by the project.
A message that a moderator sent regarding the project.
The monetization status of the project.
The ID of the organization that has ownership of this project.
The type of the project.
The date the project was published.
The date the project’s status was submitted to moderators for review.
The requested status when submitting for review or scheduling the project for release.
The server side support of the project.
The slug of a project, used for vanity URLs.
Uses Regular Expression:
/^[\w!@$()`.+,"\-']{3,64}$/
An optional link to the source code of the project.
The status of the project.
The ID of the team that has ownership of this project.
The ID of the moderation thread associated with this project.
The title or name of the project.
The date the project was last updated.
A list of the version IDs of the project.
This will never be empty unless status is draft.
An optional link to the project’s wiki page or other relevant information.
A list of categories which are searchable but non-primary.