Hello,
I've put together the monofile gem / library [1] that lets you read
in / parse monorepo / mono source tree definitions,
that is, a list of git (and github) projects, and more. E pluribus
unum. Make out of many, one.
From the readme:
Use `Monofile.read` to read in / parse monorepo / mono source tree
definitions - supporting a ruby or a yaml format.
Example - Monofile:
project "@openfootball/england"
project "@openfootball/world-cup"
project "@geraldb/austria"
project "@geraldb/geraldb.github.io"
project "geraldb", "catalog"
project "openfootball", "europe"
project "openfootball", "south-america"
or
Example - monofile.yml:
geraldb:
- austria
- catalog
- geraldb.github.io
openfootball:
- england
- europe
- south-america
- world-cup
To read use.
monofile = Monofile.read( "./Monofile" )
# -or-
monofile = Monofile.read( "./monofile.yml" )
pp monofile.to_a
#=> ["@openfootball/england",
# "@openfootball/world-cup",
# "@geraldb/austria",
# "@geraldb/geraldb.github.io",
# "@geraldb/catalog",
# "@openfootball/europe"]
# "@openfootball/south-america"]
pp monofile.to_h
#=> {"openfootball"=>["england", "world-cup", "europe", "south-america"],
# "geraldb" =>["austria", "geraldb.github.io", "catalog"]}
monofile.each do |proj|
puts " #{proj}"
end
#=> @openfootball/england
# @openfootball/world-cup
# @geraldb/austria
# @geraldb/geraldb.github.io
# @geraldb/catalog
# @openfootball/europe
# @openfootball/south-america
monofile.size
#=> 7
and so on. That's it for now. Cheers. Prost.