On 2022/03/29 19:57, portno12 wrote:
> new ports for small python libraries needed by another port i am working on.
> generated with portgen and all tests pass for both. license wasnt detected
> right but seems to be BSD-3Clause for both ports
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| # $OpenBSD$
we are no longer using this in ports -current
| MODPY_VERSION = ${MODPY_DEFAULT_VERSION_3}
don't use this, use FLAVOR=python3 and FLAVORS=python3
| RUN_DEPENDS = pypi/py-jsonpointer${MODPY_FLAVOR}>=1.9
pypi is an invalid category.
drop the version check, it's not needed.
use MODPY_PYTEST if it does something sensible. (sometimes you need to
point at a particular directory or file with MODPY_PYTEST_ARGS, especially
if you get some error to do with an import mismatch).
setting expectations: we're currently working on things that need to
make release, so new ports are not a priority at the moment.
>
> both repos didnt have much info so i used the comment as the DESCR. should
> something be done different in these cases?
it's friendly to the user to include a bit more information if possible.
for example maybe a quick description of what a json pointer / json patch
is? i found this on a website for some other related software which
could serve as inspiration for py-jsonpointer..
| JSON Pointer is a standardized (RFC6901) way to select a value inside a
| JSON Document (DOM). This can be analogous to XPath for XML document.
| However, JSON Pointer is much simpler, and a single JSON Pointer only
| pointed to a single value.
