Skalman
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8 months ago @MikaelPorttila, did you really register a scope? It seems like I was able to register the @rss scope - would you like to have it instead?
Closed MikaelPorttila closed 6 months ago
Skalman
commented
8 months ago @MikaelPorttila, did you really register a scope? It seems like I was able to register the @rss scope - would you like to have it instead?
Maxim-Mazurok
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7 months ago HTTPS Import deps: sax-ts
This should be done now: https://jsr.io/@maxim-mazurok/sax-ts :)
totto2727
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6 months ago I forked it and actually released it as a JSR package. The code for this library itself required little modification and passed the tests for the system at hand. I am concerned that the CI tests are failing...
https://jsr.io/@totto/rss https://github.com/totto2727-org/rss
MikaelPorttila
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6 months ago @Skalman I'll just put the package under my own scope, keep the @rss for yourself and use it when you write an even better feed parser! 😊
@Maxim-Mazurok Splendid work man, I'm using the new feed now in production and it's working well.👌
@totto2727 Thanks for trying! 🤘 I have seen that CI issue before, it pops up shortly after a new Deno-release if you are using the latest version of the deno-setup-task. It will probebly work if you rerun the workflow again.
There has been a JSR-package repo for a while but I got busy with other things, it's live now: https://jsr.io/@mikaelporttila/rss
The folks behind Deno has released a new package distribution platform which can be viewed as the next iteration of NPMJS. Denoland/X package distribution will not be removed just yet.
One downside of JSR is no support for HTTPS Imports and any packages using this RSS-package will have trouble distributing through JSR until it's available through the platform.
Todos: [] HTTPS Import deps: sax-ts [] Generate deno.json-manifest [] Git actions for updating manifest version and deploy to JSR [x] JSR Scope/Package registration [] Documentation on how to install package through deno/x or JSR