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Onefetch languages checklist #34

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spenserblack opened this issue Aug 15, 2023 · 18 comments
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Onefetch languages checklist #34

spenserblack opened this issue Aug 15, 2023 · 18 comments
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spenserblack commented Aug 15, 2023

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I've been pinging a lot of onefetch contributors for help with languages I'm unfamiliar with. If anyone finds this annoying, please let me know. 🙂

This is the list of languages supported by onefetch, as of when this issue was created. This tool should support most of these in order to replace tokei.

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'yaml'

filepath = ARGV[0]

langs = YAML.load_file(filepath)

langs.keys.each do |lang|
  puts "- [ ] #{lang}"
end
script.rb path/to/onefetch/languages.yaml

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Related: #22

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Hi @spsandwichman! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support Odin. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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Hi @jephthai! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support Forth. We're considering o2sh/onefetch#1152. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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Hi @LordMZTE! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support Haxe. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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Hi @PsypherPunk! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support HCL. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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spenserblack commented Sep 1, 2023

Hi @HallerPatrick! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support ProtoBuf. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

Or maybe I should ping @0rax (o2sh/onefetch#467)? No worries if you don't know any Rust: I'm just pinging people that are likely familiar with languages' ecosystems to expedite getting Gengo into Onefetch and finally resolving o2sh/onefetch#26.

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Hi @rcon56! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support Wolfram. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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Hi @wigust! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support Scheme. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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Hi @progDes007! I'm pinging you because you've previously contributed to onefetch to support HLSL. We're considering changing our language detection tool to gengo. Gengo needs a bit more language support, so, if you're interested, we'd love your help!

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I wonder if the "Lisp" entry actually means "Common Lisp", because Lisp denotes a language family that includes existing entries like Clojure, Elisp, Racket, Scheme. Wikipedia

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Checking tokei, yes, it seems that Lisp is Common Lisp: XAMPPRocky/tokei#717. Thanks for pointing that out!

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