Hi!
First: thanks all for Geany, it's really nice. It's speed and general "lightness" are a nice change from e.g. Eclipse.
I wrote a very basic plugin that imports Git repositories (that are already cloned) and displays them as clickable trees in Geany. You also get a "Quick Open" command, which pops up a flat listing of all files in the current document's repository and allows you to type to filter.
I would love some feedback, even just knowing that it built and worked for someone else would be helpful at this point.
The code is at https://github.com/unwind/gitbrowser.
Thanks,
/Emil
On 14 June 2011 19:54, Emil Brink emil@obsession.se wrote:
Hi!
First: thanks all for Geany, it's really nice. It's speed and general "lightness" are a nice change from e.g. Eclipse.
I wrote a very basic plugin that imports Git repositories (that are already cloned) and displays them as clickable trees in Geany. You also get a "Quick Open" command, which pops up a flat listing of all files in the current document's repository and allows you to type to filter.
I would love some feedback, even just knowing that it built and worked for someone else would be helpful at this point.
The code is at https://github.com/unwind/gitbrowser.
Thanks,
/Emil
Emil,
I'm always keen to try out new plugins, so thankyou. It's not quite clear from your description exactly how this behaves but I guess it's best to try it and see for myself.
-- Russell Dickenson
[gitbrowser plug]
I'm always keen to try out new plugins, so thankyou. It's not quite clear from your description exactly how this behaves but I guess it's best to try it and see for myself.
Thanks! I kept the description to the list as brief as possible, but on the other hand the README in the public Git repository on GitHub tries to be very complete.
So, just surf to http://github.com/unwind/gitbrowser/ and read the documentation there. It even has screenshots! :D
Looking forward to any feedback, on- or off-list as you please.
Regards,
/Emil
On Tue, 14 Jun 2011 11:54:19 +0200 Emil Brink emil@obsession.se wrote:
Hi!
First: thanks all for Geany, it's really nice. It's speed and general "lightness" are a nice change from e.g. Eclipse.
I wrote a very basic plugin that imports Git repositories (that are already cloned) and displays them as clickable trees in Geany. You also get a "Quick Open" command, which pops up a flat listing of all files in the current document's repository and allows you to type to filter.
I would love some feedback, even just knowing that it built and worked for someone else would be helpful at this point.
The code is at https://github.com/unwind/gitbrowser.
Looks nice so far. Could be really useful for users of git. Do you have any plans to put it to Geany-Plugins project? ;)
Cheers, Frank
[gitbrowser] The code is at https://github.com/unwind/gitbrowser.
Looks nice so far. Could be really useful for users of git.
Thanks!
Do you have any plans to put it to Geany-Plugins project? ;)
Not sure, I guess I don't quite know how to go about doing that. If there is very little interest, I guess there's no point in "bloating" the Plugins project? Or maybe I should think the other way around, that being in the Plugins project is a good way to get more people to know about the plugin, of course. :)
Regards,
/Emil
Am 20.06.2011 08:36, schrieb Emil Brink:
Do you have any plans to put it to Geany-Plugins project? ;)
Not sure, I guess I don't quite know how to go about doing that. If there is very little interest, I guess there's no point in "bloating" the Plugins project? Or maybe I should think the other way around, that being in the Plugins project is a good way to get more people to know about the plugin, of course. :)
;) Its up to you. It would help to make the plugin more popular as well as in terms of translations and of course part of general distribution. But on the other hand it will of course blow up the package as well as making you depending on other plugins in terms of releasing etc.
Cheers, Frank