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So I started building this project cause I wanted something like satis, but something that was more dynamic and less basic. But I didn't want to pay $25,000 a y
by chrisalexthomas 7y ago
So I started building this project cause I wanted something like satis, but something that was more dynamic and less basic. But I didn't want to pay $25,000 a year for storing php packages on s3 and I didn't think that this software deserved paying the price Private Packagist wanted either.
So ok, lets make my own and see what happens. Who has an interest in package managers?
- krapp 7y agoYour github link doesn't work, your site has random images literally titled "random image" and profanity, your docs are nonexistent. I dig your enthusiasm but I have no reason to believe you're capable of accomplishing this project if you can't even finish the website for it. I think you should have waited until you had some steak to offer with the sizzle.
- chrisalexthomas 7y agoDamn you're right. The reason for the broken github links is because I moved everything into an organisation instead of my personal account. They're fixed now. The profanity I'm comfortable with The Random Images are because I'm busy writing the php/satis service and I just prioritised that over offering a blank website. The docs are on the github, check out the php-service, it's working (within reason) right now. The current status is that I can take the satis generated files and serve them, I'm working now on actually generating the package data dynamically from a database. Maybe you're right about the sizzle thing. But I've seen worse on this site. So I guessed I wanted to gauge interest as much as I wanted to show off, see who was interested.