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localizely / flutter-intl-vscode

This VS Code extension generates boilerplate code for localization of Flutter apps with official Dart Intl library
MIT License
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Emacs extension #75

Closed NANASHI0X74 closed 3 years ago

NANASHI0X74 commented 3 years ago

I was surprised to see that these repositories linked from the extension marketplace sites are actually empty apart from a short readme and license. Can we take a look at the source code? With that maybe it would be possible to port the extension to make an emacs version

aleksakrstic commented 3 years ago

Hi @NANASHI0X74 So you develop Flutter apps using Emacs and want to port this extension to Emacs?

NANASHI0X74 commented 3 years ago

possibly, but I was primarily just bewildered that the repository link is empty. So what about the code for the actual editor extension? Is the source code public? What's the license on that code?

aleksakrstic commented 3 years ago

IDE plugin is not open-source for now, as stated in the README file. Its core, is open-source https://pub.dev/packages/intl_utils

NANASHI0X74 commented 3 years ago

🙈 well, I guess I should have read that properly. I just kinda scanned it and figured it's just a short description and link to the marketplace. Is it necessary to have both the repository and issue tracker links on the extension page at the same time? If there's no code here and the repository is just used as an issue tracker, it seems pointless to have this "repository" link at all. Additionally confusing is that the repo contains an MIT license. What does that apply to? The README? :D

aleksakrstic commented 3 years ago

Yes, the license applies to repository where it is located, not much relevant in this case.