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Some tool suggestions #1

Open Zshoham opened 3 years ago

Zshoham commented 3 years ago

The first is delta, it already builds musl deb packages so it should be easy to add.

I have a few others that do build with musl but do not build deb packages:

Finally, I want to thank you for the initiative I think this is a great idea and hope it works out.

AMythicDev commented 3 years ago

These tools should also be taken into consideration

simonsan commented 3 years ago

hx dua gitoxide miniserve autorebase broot mask nomino pueue timetracking tokei watchexec

ethanhs commented 3 years ago

Thank you all for the suggestions!

I can definitely add delta to the apt repo tomorrow once I get up.

I've been thinking making a github action for building musl packages for {amd64, arm64, armhf} would be useful. I will probably try to look at how the CD for ripgrep/fd/bat etc can be adapted to other projects as well (taking a look at tokei and dust first most likely). Once these projects are building package artifacts I can add them to the apt repo.

ram02z commented 3 years ago

rbw also builds musl deb packages.

ethanhs commented 3 years ago

Ok, I have added delta and watchexec to the repo, the others will require cargo-deb configs and slight workflow tweaks to get building artifacts.

ariasuni commented 3 years ago

fnm and volta are also great Rust tools (to handle Node versions).

ethanhs commented 3 years ago

Things that do web requests may be trickier to package since they will depend on openssl, and so a statically linked version of that would be required :/

Zshoham commented 3 years ago

Im not sure how simple this is really, but it seems that fnm uses the rustls feature of reqwest, which means that it should be possible to statically compile.

ethanhs commented 3 years ago

Oh great! Yeah if things use rustls instead of openssl then it should be easy to package them. I hope to have a github action based on cross working sometime next week, so I can start making PRs to build Debian packages

ducaale commented 3 years ago

The latest release of xh now includes a .deb file that is statically linked to musl. I would appreciate it if it could be added to apt.cli.rs. thanks!

ethanhs commented 3 years ago

@ducaale Done!

ethanhs@dysk:~$ apt show xh
Package: xh
Version: 0.13.0
Priority: optional
Section: web
Maintainer: ducaale <sharaf.13@hotmail.com>
Installed-Size: 8,390 kB
Homepage: https://github.com/ducaale/xh
Vcs-Browser: https://github.com/ducaale/xh
Vcs-Git: https://github.com/ducaale/xh
Download-Size: 2,562 kB
APT-Sources: https://apt.0xe.me all/main amd64 Packages
Description: Friendly and fast tool for sending HTTP requests
 xh is a friendly and fast tool for sending HTTP requests.
 It reimplements as much as possible of HTTPie's excellent design, with a focus
 on improved performance.
msalib commented 2 years ago

One thing that would make our life easier on CI is `cargo-deny``; it doesn't seem to link to openssl or anything interesting (except zlib), so it should play nicely with musl.

joshcangit commented 2 years ago

May I mention another tool as well? It is mcfly.

ethanhs commented 2 years ago

It looks like mcfly does not package Debian packages, but you can ask them about packaging musl-linked debian packages!

ariasuni commented 2 years ago

hck (a sharp cut(1) clone) could be added as well

jfmontanaro commented 2 years ago

xsv seems like it would be a good fit, it already has musl-linked binaries as well.

ajeetdsouza commented 2 years ago

Hey @ethanhs, zoxide recently added musl-linked DEBs to its Releases. Would you be able to add this to the repo?

Also, how do you update packages?

ethanhs commented 2 years ago

Hi @ajeetdsouza ! I would be happy to add zoxide. I manually pull them from the releases usually, but I plan on automating that this weekend.

ethanhs commented 2 years ago

By the way, just to follow up on this @ajeetdsouza I have added zoxide to the apt repo. Let me know if you run into any issues!

joshcangit commented 1 year ago

May I suggest dts? A tool to deserialize data from an input encoding, transform it and serialize it back into an output encoding.

FYI, there's a list, sts10/rust-command-line-utilities.markdown, but it's not exhaustive.

As for something from that list, maybe add dog?

Arzaroth commented 1 year ago

I'll suggest some of my favorites that may or may not have already been cited :

j-lakeman commented 9 months ago

Please add Numbat, a great CLI calculator: https://github.com/sharkdp/numbat Already has a .deb.

fgimian commented 9 months ago

As per https://github.com/casey/just/issues/1763, Casey is supportive of adding just to the awesome Rust Tools repo. The just tool is extremely popular with almost 15k stars and is a great task runner for any project type. I use it for all my personal projects and have now rolled it out to my team at work that love it too.

The other APT repo (Prebuilt-MBR) that has been hosting the package is now down for a reasonably extended period of time so it would be great to have it in Rust Tools too. In addition, it really does make more sense living with all the other great Rust tools that we use the Rust Tools repo for.

I'm not entirely sure how the Debian package is being built for the Prebuilt-MBR repository though.

Cheers Fotis

ethanhs commented 9 months ago

Hi Fotis! I'd love to add just to this apt repo, but I don't package the projects. I prefer the upstream projects do the packaging so that it is the same as the original, no chance of bugs being introduced on our end.

fgimian commented 9 months ago

Hi Fotis! I'd love to add just to this apt repo, but I don't package the projects. I prefer the upstream projects do the packaging so that it is the same as the original, no chance of bugs being introduced on our end.

Ah I see, no worries. 😄

Thanks Fotis

ethanhs commented 9 months ago

I have added numbat.

tgross35 commented 8 months ago

Just recently got packaged for debian. Unfortunately it is under unstable, so IIUC we won't actually see it usable until 2027... But perhaps that packaging could be used https://sources.debian.org/src/rust-just/1.21.0-1/

joshcangit commented 7 months ago

I'll suggest some more tools. Unfortunately, none of them have been packaged for Debian, even though they have for Termux.

hurl Run and test HTTP requests in a simple plain text format. Backend is bindings to libcurl.

tere This TUI file explorer is for opening in directories.

xplr This TUI file explorer uses Lua for its configuration.

I was also going to suggest gitui but I prefer and use Lazygit instead. Better to be able to type multiline commit messages by default.

ajeetdsouza commented 7 months ago

I manually pull them from the releases usually, but I plan on automating that this weekend.

Hey @ethanhs, did you get time to automate this? I ask because zoxide is out of date - if this is automated, something might not be working correctly.

ethanhs commented 7 months ago

@ajeetdsouza indeed there was an error in my regex to grab the latest release (9.3-1 messed up my filters for release artifacts). Thanks for catching that!

It should now be updated. I'll be going through my artifact filters to make sure they are correct.

ajeetdsouza commented 5 days ago

Hey @ethanhs, just a heads up - I've put out new releases of zoxide but it doesn't seem to be getting updated in this repo. Could you take a look whenever you're able to?

ethanhs commented 4 days ago

My automation may have broken at some point, I'll double check. Thanks for the report!