micro.rb website
- We don't accept ActiveSupport as a dependency because:
- monkey-patching is bad m'kay
- implicit dependencies inside activesupport via requires is also bad
- it's a huge dependency that is often used without any good reasons (ie "oh I need Hash#symbolize_keys!")
- A project must be focused on solving just one problem
- At the same time a project must not be anemic
- A project must follow semantic versioning
Submit an issue with:
- URL to your project
- Description of what it does if you didn't do it already in the project's README
- Indicate if it's beeing already used in production environments (even if it's below 1.0)
You will need a Github API access token first, register an application, then do a
curl -u"username" -d '{"scopes":["public_repo"],"client_id":"...","client_secret":"...","note":"update microrb"}' https://api.github.com/authorizations
filling in your username, client_id
and client_secret
. Note down the token in the response.
- Clone this repository
- Run
bundle
to install the dependencies - Add your project's Github path and tags to
data/projects.json
- Update project data with
OAUTH_TOKEN=... ruby bin/update.rb
using the token acquired above - Generate the site with
make
- Open public/index.html
Make sure you have mote and virtus installed, then:
$ make
It will create public/index.html
.