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meridas

v5.4.3

Published

Projets I'm starring daily on github.

Downloads

6

Readme

Les découvertes GitHub quotidiennes Dependency Status

Démo sur http://meridas.rollodeqc.com/millette/.

Je suis très très très très légèrement compulsif. Par exemple, j'ai déjà mis des étoiles à plus de 5500 projets sur GitHub depuis le début de 2009.

Beaucoup de ces projets sont aussi packagés ailleurs:

  • npm
  • bower
  • maven
  • etc.

Le Méridas permet d'afficher les projets sources et leurs variations en paquets quand elles existent. J'utilise l'excellent API de https://libraries.io/ avec mon module npm librarian-api pour regrouper ces informations.

À venir

Pour le moment, il ne s'agit que d'un seul snapshot dans le temps, mais le but est d'offrir une archive quotidienne. À suivre!

Remerciments

J'utilise Responsive-Tabs et jQuery pour présenter les projets et Lost Grid pour le layout en général.

Le tout est assemblé par webpack, PostCSS et Jade.

L'auteur

Robin Millette

http://robin.millette.info/ https://twitter.com/rollodeqc