repository 'https://github.com/unbalancedparentheses/yamerl.git/' not found

[lc3t35]

repository 'https://github.com/unbalancedparentheses/yamerl.git/' not found

[unbalancedparentheses]

I am migrating gut to go. It is easier to generate stand alone binaries.
For the moment I will not fix the erlang code.
El El dom, 3 may 2015 a las 22:42, Laurent Roger [email protected]
escribió:

make stops on erro just after deps/thorerl

Cloning into '/_/dev/erlang/gut/deps/yamerl'...
remote: Repository not found.
fatal: repository 'https://github.com/unbalancedparentheses/yamerl.git/' not found
/bin/sh: line 0: cd: /_/dev/erlang/gut/deps/yamerl: No such file or directory
make: * [/*/dev/erlang/gut/deps/yamerl] Error 1

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#108.

[essen]

Also noticed this, and the dep_jsx line is missing "master", for future reference.

[unbalancedparentheses]

@essen and @lc3t35 I am migrating gut to go, I will check this when I finish. I love erlang, it is awesome for server side apps, but it is way easier to create clients/standalone executables with go. In 2 o 3 weeks I hope to have reimplemented in go.

[unbalancedparentheses]

resolved with #109

[essen]

Cheers!

[lc3t35]

works fine now, just an error from dialyzer

make
./rebar compile
==> ibrowse (compile)
rebar get-deps
==> jsx (get-deps)
rebar compile
==> jsx (compile)
 APP    jsxn.app.src
==> mixer (compile)
==> mixer (eunit)
  All 22 tests passed.
  Checking whether the PLT /Users/laurent/dev/erlang/gut/.gut.plt is up-to-date...
dialyzer: Could not find the PLT: /Users/laurent/dev/erlang/gut/.gut.plt
Use the options:
   --build_plt   to build a new PLT; or
   --add_to_plt  to add to an existing PLT

For example, use a command like the following:
   dialyzer --build_plt --apps erts kernel stdlib mnesia
Note that building a PLT such as the above may take 20 mins or so

If you later need information about other applications, say crypto,
you can extend the PLT by the command:
  dialyzer --add_to_plt --apps crypto
For applications that are not in Erlang/OTP use an absolute file name.

make[1]: *** [dialyzer] Error 1
./rebar compile
==> sync (compile)
./rebar compile
==> sync (compile)
 APP    colorerl.app.src
./rebar compile
==> sync (compile)
 APP    colorerl.app.src
./rebar compile
==> sync (compile)
 APP    thorerl.app.src
 APP    yamerl.app.src
 ERLC   gut.erl gut_cleanup.erl gut_commands.erl gut_compile.erl gut_config.erl gut_escriptize.erl gut_generators.erl gut_path.erl gut_port.erl gut_readme.erl gut_suffix.erl gut_sup.erl gut_utils.erl
 APP    gut.app.src

bin/gut version
                __
   ____ ___  __/ /_
  / __ `/ / / / __/
 / /_/ / /_/ / /_
 \__, /\__,_/\__/
/____/
Version: 0.9

[unbalancedparentheses]

awesome. I am working on another project. As soon as I have some spare time next week it I will finish the migration to go.

[essen]

make escript not good enough? :-)

[unbalancedparentheses]

@essen yes and no ✌️. I want to make gut a general tool for any platform/language. I want to generate standalone binaries for mac/windows/linux/bsd. go is awesome for that since it has the best cross compilations tools I known. I have checked haskell, ocaml and nim and could not find something as good as https://github.com/laher/goxc