One of the compelling aspects of our project is that it is mostly written in Elm with very little JavaScript and CSS.
We'd love for this to be reflected on Open Hub.
Note: Elm's syntax is very similar to Haskell's, so the Haskell parser could easily be modified to work.
I work on an open source project called Exosphere. It is a SPA (single page app) written mostly in the Elm programming language. See the GitLab repository analytics page: https://gitlab.com/exosphere/exosphere/-/graphs/master/charts
Elm: 71% CSS: 26% JavaScript: 0.99% Python: 0.67% Gherkin: 0.27%
But when I look at the Open Hub overview: https://openhub.net/p/exosphere
It reports:
And on the Open Hub languages summary page: https://openhub.net/p/exosphere/analyses/latest/languages_summary
It reports:
CSS: 91% JavaScript: 5.5% Python: 2.7% HTML: 0.5% shell script: 0.3%
One of the compelling aspects of our project is that it is mostly written in Elm with very little JavaScript and CSS. We'd love for this to be reflected on Open Hub.
Note: Elm's syntax is very similar to Haskell's, so the Haskell parser could easily be modified to work.