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Developer Implements Fully Automated Generation and Submission of Mini-Game Store Assets

11/12/2026 — 11/13, 13:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • A developer implemented an end-to-end automated pipeline for 103 mini-games to generate store assets, covering headless Chrome screenshots,…

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On 2026-11-12 at 23:33, a post published on Juejin described how a developer used automation scripts to carry out the entire store-assets pipeline for 103 mini games, covering generation, packaging, and submission.

The technical approach behind the effort is laid out in the article. Store assets for listing are also handled fully automatically: the workflow takes screenshots with headless Chrome, renders an HTML cover card in 5 different specifications, bundles everything into a single zip file that works across three platforms, and finishes the upload by injecting data through DataTransfer. Alongside the pipeline description, the write-up reports that submissions were rejected repeatedly, and it summarizes three real rejection incidents drawn from the experience, presented as lessons that sit alongside the automation scheme.

As of now, this Juejin post is the only publicly available account of the project. No further reports have surfaced on how the pipeline evolved afterward or whether the rejected-submission issues were fully resolved.

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  1. A developer implemented an automated workflow for generating and uploading store assets across 103 mini-games, covering headless Chrome screenshots, multi-format HTML cover cards, zip packaging, and platform uploads, alongside lessons learned from previous rejections.

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