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Inqlude data repository

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This is the repository for library meta data of Qt based libraries for Include, the independent Qt library archive.

See https://github.com/cornelius/inqlude for more details about the command line interface for accessing the archive.

If you would like to contribute data about Qt based libraries, you can do that by sending a patch for the inqlude-data repository. See the specification of the manifest format for more details.

If you would like to access the data from a client see the description of how to access Inqlude data.

If you have questions or comments, please feel free to contact Cornelius Schumacher [email protected].

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inqlude-data's Issues

Can url/vcs always points to a true VCS repo ?

Hi there!

I am wondering about the content of the field url/vcs of the manifest files. I though it would contain a link to a usable VCS repository (to be able to do "git clone url" for example), but apparently it depends of the projects.

For example:

Is it on purpose?

link to Arch Linux packages in metadata?

Many of the libraries listed here have packages in Arch Linux's repos. I would like to add this metadata, but before I do that, I would like to be clear on the format to use, and whether this type of metadata is desired at all.

I saw that various manifest files link to openSUSE packages, but this seems to have been discontinued in newer versions of these manifests. Maybe it was too much of a hassle to maintain this data for the various openSUSE releases. (Only packages for openSUSE 11.4 were linked.)

Arch is a rolling-release distribution, so this could be considerably easier. For libqinfinity, for instance, the following additional metadata should be sufficient:

{ ...,
    "packages": { ...,
        "archlinux": {
            "repository":   "community",
            "package_name": "libqinfinity"
        }
    }
}

Hard to distinguish new/updated libraries

Hi,

I come to inqlude.org time to time to check what's new and cool available, but it is actually hard to notice new packages from plain list. There is Last updated on 2016-07-13 on bottom of the page, but what exactly has changed?

It would be nice to have possibility to sort list by add/update dates using buttons, or having different views (pages) for sorted lists.

Request to add libqpsd

May I request addition of libqpsd to inqlude. It is not that popular but it is being used by several applications now. I also have other Qt plugin libraries.

Thanks. Cheers! ๐Ÿฅ‚

Fix license of KSyntaxHighlighting

The license of KSyntaxHighlighting is shown as LGPL2.1+ (https://github.com/cornelius/inqlude-data/blob/master/syntax-highlighting/syntax-highlighting.manifest#L15). It should actually be MIT (https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/syntax-highlighting#licensing).

This is an artifact of the automatic import of KDE Frameworks, which assumes that all frameworks are under the same license (https://github.com/cornelius/inqlude/blob/master/lib/kde_frameworks_creator.rb#L202).

One solution would be to add a license field to the metainfo.yaml file (https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/syntax-highlighting/-/blob/master/metainfo.yaml) and parse that when creating the release manifests for KDE Frameworks. It still could default to LGPL2.1+, if not present, so that only frameworks which have a different license need to add it.

Name - Displayed Name

ATM all names have only lower case letter and some of them are missing some special signs. I understand that this is necessary to install them from CLI but for the website the real name woud look nicer.

Maybe one could add a new attribute like "displayed_name"?

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