Gaute Berge (Dec 11 2023 at 20:24): Gaute Berge (Dec 11 2023 at 20:24):Where do you go to find packages? So far I've found some by searching on github and looking at the examples, but was wondering if I was missing something :)
Brendan Hansknecht (Dec 11 2023 at 20:40):There is no package manager yet. Currently I then roc-awesome is the best aggregator
Brendan Hansknecht (Dec 11 2023 at 20:41):https://github.com/lukewilliamboswell/roc-awesome
Gaute Berge (Dec 11 2023 at 20:50):Ah, thank you!
Has there been any discussion on package management yet?
Might be something I would be interested in working on
Richard Feldman (Dec 11 2023 at 21:56):yes! I have a bunch of thoughts on this, although I haven't written them down in one place yet
Richard Feldman (Dec 11 2023 at 21:56):how do you feel about writing Rust code for this?
Gaute Berge (Dec 12 2023 at 09:20):I am both looking for a roc project and a Rust one so absolutely :)
Richard Feldman (Dec 12 2023 at 11:31):ok cool! I'll start writing it up, although it'll take a bit of doing :big_smile:
Gaute Berge (Dec 12 2023 at 13:53):Awesome! Totally understand :)
Richard Feldman (Dec 14 2023 at 11:55):@Gaute Berge ok I wrote it up and shared in https://roc.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/304641-ideas !
hill (Mar 24 2024 at 00:03):Brendan Hansknecht said:
There is no package manager yet. Currently I then roc-awesome is the best aggregator
what is the best way of using a roc package with no releases? I have read this but If I wanted to use roc-image for example, what would be the best way of referencing it? submodule?
Luke Boswell (Mar 24 2024 at 01:20):I usually just clone it into my github folder next to my other repositories. Then use a local path to the package like { image: "../roc-image/package/main.roc", .. }.
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