Publish stable version to vim.org

[inkarkat]

As gist.vim now requires webapi.vim, a stable version of webapi.vim should be published to vim.org. Not everyone is using a Vim package manager, and not everyone (including me) is keen on consuming potentially unstable latest bits from GitHub. By publishing stable releases on vim.org (and referencing those as a gist.vim dependency, including the version number needed), you allow people to consume gist.vim and its dependencies solely from vim.org.

PS: I also would suggest putting all webapi autoload scripts into a webapi subdirectory, as the module names are quite generic ("json", "html"), so there's a high likelihood of clashes with other plugins. (Or even separate versions of them; you seem to have copied some scripts from other authors.)

[mattn]

webapi-vim was experimental project. however it have been used for many other vim-scripts.

I'm thinking about this issue. But I couldn't get answer yet.
Most easy way is picking up some functions which gist-vim used and include gist#http#get or something others.

[inkarkat]

I know the problem. For my own plugins [1], I use a prefix (e.g. autoload/ingobuffer.vim) for such common, experimental functionality, and I include those scripts with the plugin. There are some issues with versioning and older plugins overriding newer libraries, but I haven't received any complaints so far.

If I think the library is useful on its own, or may be reused by others (and therefore must be properly tested and documented, too), I release it separately on vim.org, and instruct users to download the dependency. But this only works well when there are few such dependencies, or hunting them down becomes a hassle. Other plugins have something similar (e.g. FuzzyFinder uses a library called l9).

[1] http://vim.sourceforge.net/account/profile.php?user_id=9713

[mattn]

I just changed namespace of webapi-vim. I'm ready in release it.

[mattn]

released.

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4019

[inkarkat]

ありがとう! Works fine together with the updated gist.vim!

PS: Did you update this in the middle of the night, or aren't you currently in your native time zone?!

[mattn]

PS: Did you update this in the middle of the night, or aren't you currently in your native time zone?!

No. Now is 9:00AM in japan.
I'm sleepy... zzzz