gautamkrishnar / tcso

Try Catch Stack overflow (TcSo) Is a collection of Try statements in all the programming languages under the globe which catches the exception and searches for the cause of the caught exception in the stack overflow automatically.

Try Catch Stack Overflow

Warning

This project is no longer maintained. No one uses stack overflow anymore. Thanks to the AI overlords. 🤣

Try Catch Stack overflow (TcSo) is a project that is inspired from an online meme on javascript and stack overflow: As you know, most of the developers waste their time by searching for the generated error on Google and finding out the right solution for those from stack overflow. What if we can fully automate this process. TcSo Is a collection of Try statements in all the programming languages under the globe which catches the exception and searches for the cause of the caught exception in the stack overflow automatically. So whenever a new exception occurs, it will automatically open the stack overflow page of that exception in your browser.

Available Languages

TcSo is currently available for the following programming languages:

• Angular

• AngularJS

• AppleScript

• AutoHotkey

• C#

• C++

• Dart

• Delphi

• F#

• PHP

• Pascal

• Powershell

• React

• Typescript

• VB.NET

• VBScript

• Vue.js

• Apex

• Clojure

• CoffeeScript

• Elixir

• Go

• Groovy

• Haskell

• Haxe

• Java

• JavaScript

• Kotlin

• Node

• Objective C

• Perl

• Python

• R

• Ruby

• Rust

• Scala

• Swift

• More languages coming soon. Don't forget to add your favourite favorite programming language.

Contributing

There are hundreds of programming languages out there. The aim of this project is to make the Try catch Stack Overflow available in all the programing languages under the globe. You can contribute to the project by:

Adding a new language

You can make this project available in your favorite programming language. Just follow the steps below:

1. Fork it!
2. Make a local clone:

git clone https://github.com/{YOUR_USERNAME}/tcso.git

3. Switch to the directory: cd tcso
4. Create a new folder for your language

mkdir your_language
cd your_language

5. Create your new language branch: git checkout -b language_name
6. Add your source code try catch stack overflow to the folder.

• Use external dependencies if and only if there is no other way of doing it natively.
• The catch block must be able to launch the web browser with the respective stack overflow search page of the error. The browser maybe either Firefox or Google chrome.
• You can use stack overflow tags for filtering search results based on language see: http://stackoverflow.com/tags. For implementing a JavaScript TcSo you will have to open the page http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=[js]{Your-error-message-here}, Here [js] represents tag. If your language doesn't have a tag then omit the [tag] box. Then point your browser to http://stackoverflow.com/search?q={Your-error-message-here}
• Use error code or error description to get best result
• Please try to make platform independent code. If the code is not platform independent then please use the naming convention: tcso_windows.cpp, tcso_linux.cpp
• Add a readme.md to your language folder. You can use this as a reference.
• Add changes to git index by using git add --all .

7. Update this README by running yarn update-readme
8. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Added new language'
9. Push to the branch: git push
10. Submit a pull request 😄

Improving the existing TcSo

You can browse the available TcSo and improve its code if needed and dont forget to submit a new pull request.

Not interested in coding?

If you are lazy enough to type something and you still want to see TcSo in your favorite language, then open a new issue here.

Bugs

If you are experiencing any bugs, don’t forget to open a new issue. Please don’t forget to mention the language name.

License

This project is licensed under MIT licence. The source code of the works created from this project need not to be made public.

Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Sai Vemprala 💻	I71 💻	akassharjun 💻	Subramanya Chakravarthy 💻	Ankur Kumar 💻	panicbit 💻
Alo Davì 💻	pawel-tomasik 💻	Ahmad Asmar 💻	p-murli 💻	Ricky Manning 💻	Yami S. 💻
Mata 📖	Larizza Tueros 📖	JOBIN PHILIP ABRAHAM 📖	Jigar Lodaya 📖	Vladimir Luchaninov 💻	Adam Johnson 💻
Giordano Giaccaglia 💻	rzkidev 📖	Karthik Varma 👀	Peter Mayr 📖 💻	grvkmrpandit 💻	Cheston 💻
Stefan 💻	Darpan Jyoti Bora 💻	John 📖	Valdas 💻	Justin Hayes 💻	Siro 💻
Richard Orilla 💻

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

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tcso's Issues

add VB.net to the index in readme

Add VB.net (https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/master/VB.NET) to the list of available languages in https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/blob/master/README.md

Develop TCSO Extension for visual studio code

Extension must be able to provide automatic insertion of TcSO Code based on file extension.

Docs: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/snippet-guide
Sample code: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-extension-samples/tree/master/snippet-sample

Working branch: develop (https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/develop/extensions/vscode)
Please build on top of the current branch.

Todo

• Add base code
• Automate creation of json using code

Add more programming languages

Add your favourite programming language to support TcSO:
https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso#contributing

Please see a list of currently available languages: https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso#available-languages

Please comment on this issue and let the world know you are working on it.

Add elixir to the index in readme.md

Add https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/master/elixir to the index in readme.md: https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso#available-languages

Add link to go tcso in readme.md

Add link (https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/master/go) to Readme.md index

Change name in Go language readme.md

Currently in go language readme's credits section name is specified as below:
https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/blob/master/go/readme.md

#### Credits
Developed by: [Gautam krishna R](https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/)

###### Contributors
* Shailja Agarwala

Change it to:

#### Credits
Developed by: [Shailja Agarwala](https://github.com/sagarwala)

###### Contributors
* {your-name-here}

Haskell

Please create a tcso for haskell

Add Delphi to the index in readme.md

Add https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/master/Delphi to the index in readme.md: https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso#available-languages

Add a script that generates index in readme automatically

The script should:

• Generate the index of the programming languages available in the readme: https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso#available-languages
• The list should be sorted in alphabetical order
• Write the generated list to the readme in markdown format

Added new Language: Javascript

Add angular to readme.md

Add angular tcso link (https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/master/Angular) to the main readme.md

Adding Ruby to TSCO

I would like to work on this if possible please ^^

Rust link is not working in Readme.md

Change the hyperlink of rust language in readme to https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/tcso/tree/master/rust