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librasteve @antononcube Comma 2023.08 (Complete Edition) - this is the last of the mohicans 07:52
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lucs: rakudoc default seems to take the pod6 from the installed lib file, so Some::Module would be /lib/Some/Module.rakumod according to your META6 and installed at eg # Doc ~/.rakubrew/versions/moar-2024.07/share/perl6/site HTML::Functional 07:55
# Doc /Users/stephenroe/.rakubrew/versions/moar-2024.07/share/perl6/site Some::Module
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jaguart having trouble with ``zef install --/test cro`` - staging JSON::JWT fails unable to find JSON::Fast - but ``zef list --installed`` shows JSON::Fast installed in home.raku? 10:40
ok - found that ``zef install --install-to=home --/test cro`` works. FWIW the failure message shows uable to find JSON::Fast in site, vendor, core, an AbsolutePath, NQP and Perl5 - interestingly HOME repo is not present. $*REPO looks like it points to /tmp/.zef... 11:03
m6locks I'm getting zef error [Inline::Perl5] /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lperl: No such file or directory although libperl5.34 is already the newest version (5.34.0-3ubuntu1.3). is there some other package I need to have installed? 11:27
jaguart @m6locks ``ld cannot find -lperl`` usually means you need the dev/headers e.g. on Debian you probably need ``sudo apt install libperl-dev`` 11:30
m6locks aye ok, installing 11:31
thanks
librasteve m6locks: if you are on a mac, then darwin or homebrew perl or maybe worth a look 12:33
** Do not use the system Perl on MacOS. That is for Apple, not for you. ** 12:34
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jaguart Reading about Cro Templates - cro.services/docs/reference/cro-we...te-modules - is anyone working on any Cro template dists? I don't see any published in raku.land... 13:32
or pointers to using other templating with Cro... e.g. anything handle-bar like? 13:33
antononcube @jaguart Well, @librasteve is (or was) impressed by Cro-templating, so he might have related work plans. 13:34
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librasteve jaguart: & @antononcube 'tis true I'm working on Cro stuff (also Xliff was looking at similar?) 13:38
tellable6 librasteve, I'll pass your message to jaguart
librasteve jaguart: I have done about 41/2 of the 25 examples with github.com/librasteve/raku-HTMX-Examples ... so far I have pretty much standardized on picocss as the CSS and so there is some prior art to build on (not much) - if you like the look of pico (I guess they use their stuff on their website, me I like their general design touch and their dark mode chops), then it would be fairly easy for me to extract and publish as a crotmp 13:43
template module ... say Cro::Templates::Pico and we could collaborate on that ...
tellable6 librasteve, I'll pass your message to jaguart
librasteve on the non-Cro template side, I think that it would be fairly straightforward to make a TT2 or Mustache (or whatever) by resuscitating eg raku.land/?q=Template%3A%3AMustache and then bolting into your Cro Routes.rakumod like this github.com/Raku/cro-website/blob/a...es.pm6#L79 example that uses Text::Markdown 13:48
[Coke] I've been very happy with rakubrew once the mac silicon issue got sorted. 13:52
I use it to update every month now. My only minor annoyance is having to reinstall zef modules (each verison has its own zef install dir, I think) - but this is not a huge deal (and I for things with command line tools that I use, I have a wrapper that does the zef install if the thing is missing) 13:53
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librasteve zef list --installed site vendor 2> /dev/null > ~/zefs.txt rakubrew switch moar-2024.07 cat ~/zefs.txt | xargs zef install % 13:59
^^ I do this sometimes - although often I prefer an empty site 14:00
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jaguart.v1 @librasteve - interesting - thank you 🙂 16:46
ugexe you can also do `zef install -` to pass in depends on STDIN instead of using e.g. xargs like that 17:10
also see the example here for how it could theoretically be even cleaner: github.com/Raku/App-Rakubrew/issues/80 17:21
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tonyo two more items to do on the raku ecosystem grant and we should be able to open it up - 18:17
and then i can get back to addressing fez bugs/features
antononcube 🤞 18:25
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[Coke] tonyo++ 18:29
Xliff \o
How hard would it be to add a single argument to the repl() command, which is a string that gets printed right after the REPL is started?
This would greatly help when using it as a debugging tool so you know where in your code the REPL is starting from. 18:30
(I just started using this, today)
[Coke] what would the advantage be over "say 'HERE'; repl" ? 18:34
Xliff Not having to type "say 'HERE'; repl". Instead it would be "repl('HERE')". It adds up. 18:36
tonyo you could just wrap repl 18:49
ab5tract Xliff: if you prepared an PR with this feature, I wouldn't expect strong opposition 19:04
Xliff ab5tract: Well, I wouldn't mind! Hence my original question. 19:25
ab5tract How would anyone who hasn't implemented it know how hard it is? 19:27
:)
Which is why I'm encouraging you to put an implementation together 19:28
Xliff LOL. Done. 19:29
pastecode.io/s/j1v11fu2 19:30
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antononcube Anyone here using Grok? 19:50
I think this is my next LLM project -- "WWW::Grok". 19:51
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ab5tract Xliff: looks reasonable 20:49
tellable6 ab5tract, I'll pass your message to Xliff
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wayland76 o/ 23:41