Thank you, I think this site will be useful to me Mike.
01.03.2013, 11:41, "Constantine A. Murenin" <c...@cns.su>: > Dear ports@, > > Taking on espie's dated call on doing something cool with > databases/sqlports port, and with his own initial work through > databases/ports-readmes port, I've decided to fork ports-readmes, > and create some very simple web-site to mirror the content generated > by my ports-readmes fork. > > Introducing > http://ports.su/ . > > The web-site is completely static, and all the pages get regenerated > daily by downloading a fresh copy of the sqlports package from the > snapshots, and running the forked ports-readmes: > > https://bitbucket.org/cnst/ports-readmes > https://github.com/cnst/ports-readmes > > An integrated search functionality might be implemented in the distant > future; in the meantime, it is expected that Google Search might be > good enough (in a couple of days). > > Why another ports site? > > This site, in its current form, is by no means an openports.se > (formerly ports.openbsd.nu) replacement; however, I believe it > could exist to complement openports.se, and I've included links > to openports.se in all the pages, so you could always go where > you want without any extra hassle. Also included are links to > CVSweb on OpenBSD.org and allbsd.org, so, sources can quickly be > checked. > Scripts that generate the whole site are available > in github and bitbucket, under /cnst/ports-readmes. > > Why would I use ports.su instead of openports.se? > > Due to ports.su being based on sqlports / ports-readmes: > > * any given port can have more than one parent category > > * category pages will include all the ports that list said category, > and not just those for which the category is primary > > * library, build and run dependencies are listed for each port > > * based on official sqlports -- no parsing bugs ^_^ > > Basically, not trying to reinvent a square wheel. > > Plus, a shorter and simpler ports.su address is better if you > are too tired to type, or want to look through the ports tree > on a PDA. :-P > > Comments, questions, forks and pull requests are welcome. > Powered by OpenBSD and nginx, available via IPv4 and IPv6. > Enjoy! > > Cheers, > Constantine.
