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Pulsar Server Backend for Packages
https://api.pulsar-edit.dev
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[BUG] Archive and mark as broken `linter-remark` package #212

Closed AlexWayfer closed 5 months ago

AlexWayfer commented 6 months ago

Is this Bug Present in the upstream API Server?

What is the Bug

Please, mark as archived and broken the linter-remark package.

https://web.pulsar-edit.dev/packages/linter-remark

https://github.com/wooorm/linter-remark

How to Replicate the Bug

Just open the page. You can install the package without notices, but it won't work, also the repo is archived.

confused-Techie commented 6 months ago

Thanks @AlexWayfer for pointing this out!

It looks like for some reason the author has decided to go as far as deleted all code files from the repo, notice how the repository currently only has a readme.md and package.json.

Very curious, but I can absolutely go ahead and add the correct badges to this package, but since you discovered it, do you think there's any value in this package being forked by pulsar-cooperative?

AlexWayfer commented 6 months ago

Thanks @AlexWayfer for pointing this out!

It looks like for some reason the author has decided to go as far as deleted all code files from the repo, notice how the repository currently only has a readme.md and package.json.

Very curious, but I can absolutely go ahead and add the correct badges to this package, but since you discovered it, do you think there's any value in this package being forked by pulsar-cooperative?

Oh yeah. By me it'd be very valued. It's a simple and popular linter for Markdown, as well as Stylelint or ESLint for their types. Probably, not an easy with their plugins and configs systems, as well as other mentioned linters, but… we (almost) all write Markdowns, and I like linters.

Unfortunately, I'm not too good with Atom (Pulsar) packages, so I'm lazy to learn a lot of new stuff to refresh this package in a fork.

The main problem, I guess, that remark moved to ESM, with which, as we know, Electron had problems.

And I've checked existing forks and packages and found nothing similar. I've found the remark package, didn't try it, but it seems like prettier instead of linter + less configurable.