searching a module, and erlang.mk ?

[crownedgrouse]

Hi,
your top 1000 Erlang module is nice , but how to find a module in almost 40 pages ?
A minimal search widget would be a minimum MHO.
And by reading your blog, looks like only projects using rebar.config is listed.
What about those with erlang.mk ?
regards

[crownedgrouse]

Note, you can fetch dependencies in the Makefile including erlang.mk, by getting DEPS . More info at https://github.com/ninenines/erlang.mk#packages .

[wb14123]

Hi, thanks for comment.

I'd like to add the support of erlang.mk. The search is not so necessary for me, since the projects after 10 pages will only have 1 or 2 projects depend on it. They are not so popular.

[crownedgrouse]

I did some contributions to erlang.mk , I can help, maybe , on how to do that.

for the search, it is necessary, i think, for two purposes :

• find the rank of it s own project.
• find projects needed as dependency by searching in the description some key words.

[wb14123]

I'd like to know, if I specify a package, for example:

DEPS = cowboy

Where does it find the package cowboy? Do I must specify it like this?

dep_cowboy = git https://github.com/ninenines/cowboy

[crownedgrouse]

no, there is an official index.
you should download first a file called packages.v2.tsv (or something like that) on erlang.mk repo.

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I'd like to know, if I specify a package, for example:

DEPS = cowboy

Where does it find the package cowboy? Do I must specify it like this?

dep_cowboy = git https://github.com/ninenines/cowboy

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[crownedgrouse]

dep_xxxxx is used when a package is not available in the index, or a specific version should be used.

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I'd like to know, if I specify a package, for example:

DEPS = cowboy

Where does it find the package cowboy? Do I must specify it like this?

dep_cowboy = git https://github.com/ninenines/cowboy

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[crownedgrouse]

at root of ninenines/erlang.mk project on github.

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Where can I find the index file?

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[crownedgrouse]

https://github.com/ninenines/erlang.mk/blob/master/packages.v2.tsv

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[wb14123]

Thanks. I've found that.

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[wb14123]

I've add erlang.mk support in commit a26b635 . If you'd like to add search, open a new issue please.

[crownedgrouse]

is the web site updated and using this commit ? not easy to detect if erlang.mk are in it...

[wb14123]

Yes, it already updated. Just a little of them use erlang.mk.

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erlang.mk are in it...

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[crownedgrouse]

thanks,
I did not thought to this before, but this would have been nice to show this for each module... some want only rebar or erlang.mk modules as dependencies...
a tag, or a color code ?

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