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FYI, here is list of pgloader (direct) dependencies (35 of them): abnf, alexandria, asdf, asdf-finalizers, asdf-system-connections, bordeaux-threads, cffi, comm

FYI, here is list of pgloader (direct) dependencies (35 of them): abnf, alexandria, asdf, asdf-finalizers, asdf-system-connections, bordeaux-threads, cffi, command-line-arguments, csv, db3, drakma, esrap, fad, flexi-streams, interpol, local-time, log, lparallel, markdown, md5, metabang-bind, postmodern, ppcre, py-configparser, qmynd, quri, simple-date, split-sequence, sqlite, trivial-backtrace, trivial-utf-8, unicode, usocket, utilities, uuid.

aidenn0 9y ago
List of what they do, summary first, then detailed: Portability libraries[1]6: bordeaux-threads, CFFI, command-line-arguments, trivial-utf-8, trivial-backtrace, usocket Parsing 6: abnf, esrap, markdown, py-configparser, simple-date, quri Database interfacing 5: csv, db3, postmodern, qmynd, sqlite Build-tool/dependency management 3: asdf, asdf-finalizers, asdf-system-connections utilities 3: alexandria, split-sequence, utilities portable I/O & character encoding 3: unicode, fad, flexi-streams sugaring 2: metabang-bind, interpol Other 6: drakma(HTTP), log, lparallel, md5, ppcre(regex), uuid abnf: parser generater for augmented BNF alexandria: utility library asdf-*: build-tool bordeaux-threads: mutithreading primitives cffi: foreign function (i.e. calling C) command-line-arguments: exactly what it says on the tin csv: comma separated variables (also supports similar things like tsv) db3: dBASE III reader drakma: http client esrap: Parser generator fad: Files And Directories (portable file-system) flexi-streams: in-memory streams (file-like objects) and encoding interpol: interpolated strings (e.g. variable substitution in strings). Also includes regex literals. local-time: timestamps &c. log: logging lparallel: high-level threading markdown: markdown md5: md5 metabang-bind: macro library for doing various fancy bindings (setting a variable to a value for a particular lexical or dynamic scope) in a single construct. postmodern: Postgresql interface library ppcre: perl compatible regex py-configparser: parser for .ini like files (compatible with the python "configparser" library) qmynd: MySQL library quri: fast URI parsing/emitting library ("quicker" than puri, the Portable URI parsing library) simple-date: date/time; not sure what it offers that local-time doesn't split-sequence: Splits sequences based upon value or function of value sqlite: sqlite3 interfacing trivial-backtrace: tool for getting backtraces trivial-utf-8: Portability for UTF-8 unicode: things like character classes for Unicode usocket: socket library utilities: utilities library uuid: UUID library 1: wraps commonly available, but not standardized behavior in lisp implementations: sockets, threads, debugger &c. often named "trivial-"

aidenn0 9y ago

List of what they do, summary first, then detailed: Portability libraries[1]6: bordeaux-threads, CFFI, command-line-arguments, trivial-utf-8, trivial-backtrace, usocket Parsing 6: abnf, esrap, markdown, py-configparser, simple-date, quri Database interfacing 5: csv, db3, postmodern, qmynd, sqlite Build-tool/dependency management 3: asdf, asdf-finalizers, asdf-system-connections utilities 3: alexandria, split-sequence, utilities portable I/O & character encoding 3: unicode, fad, flexi-streams sugaring 2: metabang-bind, interpol Other 6: drakma(HTTP), log, lparallel, md5, ppcre(regex), uuid abnf: parser generater for augmented BNF alexandria: utility library asdf-*: build-tool bordeaux-threads: mutithreading primitives cffi: foreign function (i.e. calling C) command-line-arguments: exactly what it says on the tin csv: comma separated variables (also supports similar things like tsv) db3: dBASE III reader drakma: http client esrap: Parser generator fad: Files And Directories (portable file-system) flexi-streams: in-memory streams (file-like objects) and encoding interpol: interpolated strings (e.g. variable substitution in strings). Also includes regex literals. local-time: timestamps &c. log: logging lparallel: high-level threading markdown: markdown md5: md5 metabang-bind: macro library for doing various fancy bindings (setting a variable to a value for a particular lexical or dynamic scope) in a single construct. postmodern: Postgresql interface library ppcre: perl compatible regex py-configparser: parser for .ini like files (compatible with the python "configparser" library) qmynd: MySQL library quri: fast URI parsing/emitting library ("quicker" than puri, the Portable URI parsing library) simple-date: date/time; not sure what it offers that local-time doesn't split-sequence: Splits sequences based upon value or function of value sqlite: sqlite3 interfacing trivial-backtrace: tool for getting backtraces trivial-utf-8: Portability for UTF-8 unicode: things like character classes for Unicode usocket: socket library utilities: utilities library uuid: UUID library 1: wraps commonly available, but not standardized behavior in lisp implementations: sockets, threads, debugger &c. often named "trivial-"