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Make the package available through melpa #8

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widp opened this issue Apr 10, 2018 · 5 comments
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Make the package available through melpa #8

widp opened this issue Apr 10, 2018 · 5 comments

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@widp
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widp commented Apr 10, 2018

Making this package available through melpa, the emacs package repository, would mean easier installation and usage .
To do this , a melpa recipe has to be created and the cmake variables being used in sclang-vars.el.in have to be removed.

@TatriX
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TatriX commented Oct 24, 2019

It least in Arch linux when you install supercollider you get this mode installed as well.
You only need to (require 'sclang)

@Apteryks
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Apteryks commented Jan 24, 2020

FWIW, it's also available in GNU Guix as emacs-scel. Guix can be used atop any GNU/Linux system.

@KonVas
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KonVas commented Dec 21, 2020

I found this (alas doom) to be extra care free: (package! sclang-mode :recipe (:host github :repo "supercollider/scel" :files ("el/*.el")))

@zzkt
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zzkt commented Jul 26, 2022

I've had a brief look at #39 and #22 and was wondering what is still required for scel to be installable via melpa?

The output from melpa-lint suggests some minor (and some not so minor) changes and I would be willing to put it through the melpa review process if that helps?

looks like the basic recipe from an earlier thread should work...

(sclang :fetcher github
        :repo “supercollider/scel”
        :branch “main”
        :files (:defaults “el/*.el"))

current work in progress → https://github.com/zzkt/scel

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zzkt commented Aug 2, 2022

added #46

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