{technology.description}{#if technology.extended_description}{technology.extended_description}{/if} +
+Project website: {technology.website}
+ {#if technology.repository}Source code repository: {technology.repository}
{/if} + {#if technology.wikipedia}Wikipedia entry: {technology.wikipedia}
{/if} +{pluraliser('Category', + 'Categories', technology.categories.length)}: {toOxfordCommaString(technology.categories)}
{/if} + {#if technology.analogues}Alternative to {toOxfordCommaString(technology.analogues)}
{/if} + {#if technology.license}License: {licenses[technology.license].name}
{/if} +Instances of {technology.name}:
+{instance.domain} hosted on '{instance.host}' by {instance.affiliation}". +
+You can filter the software services listed below by the following filtering dimensions. - Click a tag to remove or re-add it or select all or none, or invert your selection if it's - more useful. + Click a tag to remove or re-add it, or use 'select all or none' to select none, or invert your selection if it's more useful.
+Tip: if you want to see all technologies tagged with a specific tag, click that tag to deselect it, and then 'invert selection'. You'll see only the technologies that have the resulting tag.
- You can These are general categories of software which help you understand the - sort of software you're looking at, as well as identifying functionally similar - software for comparison. + These are general categories of software which help you understand the sort of software you're looking at, as well as identifying functionally similar software for comparison.
@@ -689,9 +715,16 @@Showing {filteredTechnologies.length} technology tiles.
+No technologies are selected
{/each}This simple app is a work-in-progress app that will soon (I hope) include the ability to filter the services using the various vocabularies of tags, like categories of software, libre license used, instance status, which of my roles they're affiliated with, and on which host they reside...
+This simple app is a work-in-progress that allows visitors to see the various libre web services I currently run, filter them on a variety of properties like functional categories, similar proprietary apps, libre license used, instance status, which of my roles they're affiliated with, and on which host they reside...
+The source code for this project is available under an AGPL license.
This app is built on a suite of technologies that are largely new to me, but that I wanted to try out, as I see great potential in them. The key technology is a Javascript 'framework' called SvelteKit, built with Svelte (a compiled language that generates pure Javascript) and ecosystem of extensions created by the community which provides useful components designed for reuse.
diff --git a/svelte.config.js b/svelte.config.js index 4f38639..8e350fd 100644 --- a/svelte.config.js +++ b/svelte.config.js @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ //import adapter from '@sveltejs/adapter-auto'; import adapter from '@sveltejs/adapter-node'; // ref https://medium.com/@loic.joachim/dockerize-sveltekit-with-node-adapter-62c5dc6fc15a -import sveltePreprocess from 'svelte-preprocess'; +//import sveltePreprocess from 'svelte-preprocess'; /** @type {import('@sveltejs/kit').Config} */ const config = { @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ const config = { // If your environment is not supported, or you settled on a specific environment, switch out the adapter. // See https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/adapters for more information about adapters. adapter: adapter() - }, - preprocess: sveltePreprocess() + } //, + //preprocess: sveltePreprocess() }; export default config;