Showing target choices when there is only one target

[montanaflynn]

If there is only one implementation for a target then we shouldn't ask.

[ahmadnassri]

👍 was holding back since more are coming ... though for ocaml doubt there will be (didn't even anticipate we'll have that one on launch)

[montanaflynn]

Couldn't we add the logic of "If there's more than one, show up" instead of doing it on a per target basis?

[ahmadnassri]

yeah, that's what i'll be doing ...

[SGrondin]

There won't be another one for OCaml, you can just remove the All checkbox, but I think it's important to keep the "Cohttp" somewhere because it's important information.

[ahmadnassri]

I think a design update is needed, I wanna be able to show the "library" info somewhere, link to source ... @jitachi

[montanaflynn]

Should still remove it for now because it's really weird. That OCaml uses a library needs to be apparent inside the code or embedded widget since people will be seeing it embedded in another website. A code comment at the top would be sufficient, just like we do with Unirest on mashape.

[ahmadnassri]

@montanaflynn yeah, I think we're saying the same thing, I mean for inside the widget, not the site, be nice to give credit to the library source & even the contributing author for each target converter

something along the lines of:

Unirest support by @therebelrobot

[ahmadnassri]

something along those lines:

[ahmadnassri]

maybe for libraries the text would be: COhttp support by ... since the language name is already obvious in the tab

[montanaflynn]

I was mostly replying to @SGrondin to make sure the library is mentioned inside the embedded widget.

So in the top of his code he would put something like:

(* Requires https://github.com/mirage/ocaml-cohttp *)

and we would do the same for Unirest and other non-native targets.

[ahmadnassri]

ah, code comments, yes those are good.

[SGrondin]

I'll add a comment.