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For what it's worth, we try to exclude popular projects (like jQuery, Prototype, or the wysiwyg textareas), as well as other common directories like 'vendor'.
by technoweenie 16y ago
For what it's worth, we try to exclude popular projects (like jQuery, Prototype, or the wysiwyg textareas), as well as other common directories like 'vendor'.
- thraxil 16y agoI think you need to work on this a bit more. It seems that a very large percentage of the web apps I work on, which include a few JavaScript libraries but are primarily written in Perl or Python get classified by Github as "JavaScript". I've created a short list of 15 just from my personal and work repos: https://gist.github.com/734979 https://gist.github.com/734979
- technoweenie 16y agoI added mochikit to our list of exceptions, and now all of your projects are Python, except rollo. Rollo uses a 'highlighter' js lib which still counts as JS. It's one thing to exclude popular libs with names like "MochiKit" or "jQuery". "Highlighter" is a pretty generic name though, and I feel iffy about adding it. FWIW, here's our current list of exceptions: yui tiny_mce ckeditor redbox active_scaffold rico_corner code_highlighter vendor bundle cache assets bookends dojo extjs sencha mochikit prototype(.*)\.js mootools\.js jquery([^.]*)\.js jquery\-\d\.\d\.\d(\.min)?\.js effects\.js controls\.js dragdrop\.js The last 3 are generic names too, but they happen to match common js files in most Rails projects...