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Plugin Search #17

Open marcustisater opened 8 years ago

marcustisater commented 8 years ago

We need a section for visitors to search & find PostCSS Plugins, similar to http://postcss.parts/ - Is it possible to integrate PostCSS Parts into this?

mxstbr commented 8 years ago

Yep, that's one of my main qualifications I guess.

Andrey had some suggestions for the plugin list which we should include, so I think we should link to postcss.parts for v1 and then build a much better, integrated plugin list for v1.1.

I'll have a think about how to refactor postcss.parts in a more modular way!

Same thing applies to the wizard, let's keep it simple for v1 and do a soft launch with docs only (? TBD) and then continuously integrate more and more features. (Wizard, Plugin List, AST Explorer,...)

@ai thoughts?

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We need a section for visitors to search & find PostCSS Plugins, similar to http://postcss.parts/ - Is it possible to integrate PostCSS Parts into this?

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ai commented 8 years ago

@mxstbr the Number 1 task is to use postcss-plugin and npmsearch.com. Manual list sucks.

Also we should highlight most important plugins, as we did in README.md.

I think this task should be done for v1, because they are really important. Without npmsearch.com we will have not full list of plugins. Without highlighted plugins we will create wrong PostCSS impression.

marcustisater commented 8 years ago

Let's try make this feature happen for 1.0.

MoOx commented 8 years ago

You could get plugins from npm + whitelist some that you want to promote or make "approved by the community"

mxstbr commented 8 years ago

@ai alright will do.

@MoOx see this issue: https://github.com/mxstbr/postcss.parts/issues/12

stephenway commented 8 years ago

For reference, the Karma project just links to a npm keyword search http://karma-runner.github.io/0.13/config/plugins.html (see "existing plugins" link)

mxstbr commented 8 years ago

Highly likely going to use npmsearch.com :+1:

marcustisater commented 8 years ago

Hey @mxstbr - I think we need to talk a few things over before officially hacking away on this issue and milestone together, I have few ideas that I would like to talk over and some reorganizing to do when you have time to help me with that.

I think we all deserve a small break from this project so we don't go crazy. :sweat_smile: