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Onefetch languages checklist #34
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Related: #22 |
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! |
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! |
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! |
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! |
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. |
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! |
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! |
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! |
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 |
Checking tokei, yes, it seems that |
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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.
BashThis will be ShellPerl6Raku (add Roku (Perl 6) ASCII logo o2sh/onefetch#303)ProtobufProtocol BuffersZshThis will be ShellMade with:
Languages added later
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