Other software packages or any specifications as children of Riffol the open project?

[strogonoff]

@ronaldtse, @drystone — would you say Riffol in foreseeable future will consist of just one software package and nothing else?

[drystone]

@strogonoff Riffol is standalone. It depends on libucl and pidof (a dependency I'd hope to remove) which may need to be installed separately.

[strogonoff]

Got it. I was more about e.g. acquiring a Go implementation, or adding an interoperable piece of Rust software, i.e. adding to to Riffol family, not so much dependencies (and libucl seems to be not developed by Ribose so it’s out)

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[ronaldtse]

Sorry I missed this one. Riffol itself is standalone, but can be used in conjunction with Nereond (https://github.com/riboseinc/nereond), and in the future, probably also other components.

We will seek replacement of libucl once we have a stable Nereon syntax (https://github.com/riboseinc/nereon-syntax), but it's quite a bit of work for now.

[strogonoff]

@ronaldtse Got it, they’re two separate projects for now.

I’m feeling the theme will have to provide a simplified navigation for an open project with single software package and no specs, sounds like a very typical use case

[ronaldtse]

Yes indeed, thanks!

[strogonoff]

(Filed riboseinc/jekyll-theme-open-project#33 for that feature)