Re: [gentoo-soc] [GSoC2012] Interested in Tags support for Portage

[Ryuichi KAWAMATA]

Hello!

> The best way to keep portato going is to update it's use of portage.
> One of the best ways to do that is to finish the new public_api and
> change portato to use it.  It at the very least needs the current code
> updated to the current portage api.
Is this means bugs.gentoo.org #136932?
I checkout "public_api" branch and merge into "master" branch to try.

> For tags support, there are also 2 indexed search utilities used by
> users,  eix and esearch.  Also gentoolkit,s equery could also benefit
> from tags support for it's searches.  Eix being c++ and both esearch and
> equery being python based.
>
> You should consider those as part of the work for tags support project.
I think public_api will solve this problem.

I thought the schedule the idea, "Tags support for Portage" is;
1. Implement tags support for Portage
2. Implement public_api for portage that cover all
3. Implement eix, esearch and equery that use public_api which has
been implemented in "2."

If all milestones would have been implemented, to use Portage's
function by other tools.

How about this idea?

Please point out :)

Thanks.


2012/4/4 Brian Dolbec <dolsen@g.o>:
> On Tue, 2012-04-03 at 18:27 +0900, Ryuichi KAWAMATA wrote:
>> Hello.
>>
>> > As was noted in the wiki, this idea is too small for a complete project
>> > on it's own.  You will need to add more to it in order for it to be
>> > considered.
>> I discussed this in gentoo-soc IRC yesterday.
>> And, I decide to add another idea, "To implement tags support for Portato"
>>
>> I know CUI system is very useful because it can use over ssh, and
>> normally it's lightly.
>> But, if we need a system which has much information, I think GUI
>> system is also good.
>> Therefore, I propose this idea.
>>
>> I heard Portato developers are few too.
>> So, I think this idea can help its developing.
>>
>> My goal in this GSoC idea is that;
>> * To develop tags support for Portage
>> * To develop tags support for Portato
>>
>> If there are some strange points in my plan, would you point it?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>> 2012/4/3 Brian Dolbec <dolsen@g.o>:
>> > On Tue, 2012-04-03 at 08:24 +0900, Ryuichi KAWAMATA wrote:
>> >> Hello, everybody!
>> >>
>> >> My name is Ryuichi KAKWAMATA, a Japanese student.
>> >> I'm a sophomore from April.
>> >> (Japanese school starts from April to March. :D)
>> >> I'm interesting in the idea "Tags support for Portage."
>> >>
>> >> I like portage because I think it's the cleverest package management system!!
>> >> So, I use it in OSX as Gentoo Prefix too.
>> >>
>> >> Now, there is a idea to improve so, I want to develop it very much.
>> >> I'm good at Python and C programming and knowledge about operating systems.
>> >>
>> >> I want to learn the OSS community and help it too.
>> >>
>> >> Thanks!
>> >>
>> >
>> > Thank you for your interest.
>> >
>> > As was noted in the wiki, this idea is too small for a complete project
>> > on it's own.  You will need to add more to it in order for it to be
>> > considered.
>> >
>> > You might want to consider adding both eix and esearch to your proposal
>> > to add tags support to their fast search db's.  I would be your contact
>> > for work done to esearch.  Contact the upstream developer to discuss
>> > adding tags support to eix.
>> >
>> > That will still likely not be enough to make it a complete project, so
>> > you will need to come up with some additional work to do.  Preferably in
>> > the same realm of work as the above, mostly portage.  One idea I have
>> > would be to complete work on the portage public_api that was started but
>> > needs additional work to complete.  That idea could fill in the project
>> > timeline.  Contact me directly if you wish to discuss it further.
>> > --
>> > Brian Dolbec <dolsen@g.o>
>>
>>
>>
>
> Something else I forgot to mention.
>
> For tags support, there are also 2 indexed search utilities used by
> users,  eix and esearch.  Also gentoolkit,s equery could also benefit
> from tags support for it's searches.  Eix being c++ and both esearch and
> equery being python based.
>
> You should consider those as part of the work for tags support project.
> --
> Brian Dolbec <dolsen@g.o>



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