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Each of these components stands on their own. You can use one without having to link to or consume any of the others. Shouldn't each one have documentation th
by qbasic_forever 6y ago
Each of these components stands on their own. You can use one without having to link to or consume any of the others. Shouldn't each one have documentation that describes how they work, a license, etc? I don't want to have to go hunt down some separate documentation project, which is almost certainly years out of date, to figure out how to use these components. If someone is consuming or even contributing to one of these components everything they need is in front of them in one repo.
I'm really scratching my head to understand your concern here. Apparently there is some magical minimum bar of file size that a project needs to pass before it's worth having a repository on github with a readme, license, etc? Even though the git repo and a few text files only take a few bytes to store?