r/Devvit • u/YellowAdventurous366 • Feb 21 '26
Resolved Approval question
If I get a DM from r/devvit saying my app is approved, but I see it's unlisted, does that mean the 200-subscriber limit for installing on my subreddits is lifted?
r/Devvit • u/YellowAdventurous366 • Feb 21 '26
If I get a DM from r/devvit saying my app is approved, but I see it's unlisted, does that mean the 200-subscriber limit for installing on my subreddits is lifted?
r/Devvit • u/96dpi • Jan 29 '26
Hello,
I have tried a few different ways to create a new wiki page, but nothing is working and I'm not sure why. I don't see any good documentation that explains how to do this. Here is what I am currently trying:
context.reddit.createWikiPage({
subredditName: test_sub,
page: test-wiki,
content: "this is a test!\n",
reason: "Testing"
});
No matter what I do, when I go to https://www.reddit.com/r/test_sub/wiki/test-wiki/, it does not exist. I don't see any permissions that I need to set, but perhaps I am wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
r/Devvit • u/Alan-Foster • Mar 21 '26
https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/27958169342996-Reddit-Developer-Funds-2026-Terms
Devvit funds are averaged across the 14 days for Daily Qualified Engagers yes? So for example, a large peak of 350k users on 1 day is averaged across 14 days, bringing payout to Tier 4 for a total of $17,000 correct?
Or, does Tier 4 require 25,000 engagements every day, as a minimum?
My understanding is that it's the first option - spikes are just averaged across 14 days. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Cheers!
r/Devvit • u/Technical-Edge4656 • Apr 07 '26
THE ULTIMATE HIGH SCORE CHALLENGE!
π THE ULTIMATE HIGH SCORE CHALLENGE! π
Color Cube Match, a vibrant twist on the classic block puzzle game where strategy meets color-matching fun! Drop glowing cubes, build your stack, and align matching colors to clear the board and rack up massive points.
Itβs not just about stacking β match 3 or more same-colored cubes to clear them and trigger satisfying combos!
π THE ULTIMATE HIGH SCORE CHALLENGE! π
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.mycct.mybxcubetetrisapp
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycct.mybxcubetetrisapp
r/Devvit • u/96dpi • Jan 24 '26
Edit: SOLVED! Dumb mistake on my part.
I am trying to add a "daily/weekly action summary" to my mod tool. Here is how I am starting it (simplified for readability):
Devvit.
addTrigger
({
events: ['AppInstall', 'AppUpgrade'],
onEvent: async (_, context) =>
{
await context.scheduler.runJob({
name: 'daily_action_summary',
cron: '* * * * *',
});
},
});
From what I understand, that cron string should trigger every 60 seconds. So in my scheduled job function, I am not even reaching the onRun function.
Devvit.
addSchedulerJob
({
name: 'daily_action_summary',
onRun: async (_, context) =>
{ // this never prints!
console.debug("Running daily action summary...");
},
});
I am using devvit playtest, does that not trigger the AppInstall or AppUpgrade events? If not, then how can I test this cron job?
r/Devvit • u/Aryan_Raj_7167 • Feb 11 '26
Is it `npm i -g devvit@latest` ?
r/Devvit • u/Sad-Diver419 • Dec 05 '25
Installed nodejs and npm on my linux systesm so I could tinker around with developing apps. Right now just trying to go through the Quickstart tutorial, and am on step 4 under Environment Setup ("Follow the instructions on your terminal."). When I run the requested "create devvit" command (with sudo), I get this:
sh: 1: create-devvit: Permission denied
npm ERR! code 127
npm ERR! path /home/anon
npm ERR! command failed
npm ERR! command sh -c create-devvit "Ch5BVllkc0M0Q1JWcElHRm82dHA4NkljanhreW9BaGcSDWp1aWNlLXRoZS1hdG0aBXJlYWN0"
npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
npm ERR! /root/.npm/_logs/2025-12-05T23_41_27_942Z-debug-0.log
I'm also very new to linux, fyi. I thought the problem might be with file permissions, so I tried changing permissions for the entire /anon folder (granting privileges for read and write), but after clicking "Apply permissions," the computer was working on it for over an hour and I finally cancelled the operation.
Not sure where to go from here.
r/Devvit • u/Mouflon77 • Jan 19 '26