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processing/processing-contributions: This repo holds the list of user contributed libraries, tools, modes, and examples and the scripts to convert this list to the appropriate format for the PDE Contribution Manager and the website.

This repository contains the list of Processing libraries, tools, modes, and examples contributed by the community. Contributions added here will appear in the Contribution Manager and on the Processing.org website.

All contributions are stored in a contributions database file in yaml format, contributions.yaml. Consumers of this data are the Processing website, and the Processing application.

Within the scripts folder are scripts for parsing and validating the data from the properties file. These are used by a Github action to processing new contributions and add them to the database. The issue_to_pr.yml workflow is triggered by a new issue for registering a new contribution. It will then retrieve the properties file provided in the issue, parse and validate, and then if valid, add the new information to the contributions.yaml database file in a new pull request.

All contributions are stored in a contributions database file in yaml format, contributions.yaml. Each entry contains the fields found in the properties file, such as

• The fields from the library.properties file are: name, version, prettyVersion, minRevision, maxRevision, authors, url, type, categories, sentence, paragraph. These fields will also be in the database, and will be the value in the library property text file. If any of these values should be overridden, please read below about the override field.

Additional fields are

• id: integer value id.
• source: url of the properties file, from the published library
• download: url of the zip file containing the library
• status - Possible values are
  • DEPRECATED - Libraries that seem to be permanently down, or have been deprecated. These are libraries that are commented out of source.conf. This is manually set.
  • BROKEN - libraries whose properties file cannot be retrieved, but we will still check. These are libraries listed in skipped.conf
  • VALID - libraries that are valid and available
• override - This is an object, where any component field values will replace the existing field values. For example, libraries in the broken.conf file are outdated, and we want to cap the maxRevision to 228. This cap can be applied by setting override to {maxRevision: 228}
• log - Any notes of explanation, such as why a library was labeled BROKEN
• These fields are included, but the data is not comprehensive. It would require pulling data from the archives.
  • previousVersions - a list of previous prettyVersion values. This will be added whenever a new library is updated. To have complete data for this field will require some detective work into the archives.
  • dateAdded - Date library was added to contributions. This will be added whenever a new library is added. To have complete data for this field will require some detective work into the archives.
  • lastUpdated - Date library was last updated in the repo. This will be added whenever a library is updated. To have complete data for this field will require waiting for all libraries to be updated, or will require some detective work into the archives.

The scripts folder contains scripts in Python for parsing, validating, and processing the database file and properties files.

• add_new_contribution_to_yaml.py: script to be used from command line, that is called only by the issue_to_pr Github workflow. It takes two arguments:
  • contribution type - such as library, examples, tool or mode.
  • source url - the url for the properties file in the published library to be added as a new contribution.
• fetch_updates.py: script that can be called from command line, that will update a specified contribution (via id) or it will update the full contributions database file. It will update by retrieving the content in the source url. If the version has iterated, it will overwrite the previous entry in the database file.
• parse_and_validate_properties_txt.py: tools for parsing and validating properties text files. the issue_to_pr Github workflow will call this from command line. If the data is valid, this will set an environment variable in the workflow environment to the contribution object.
• to_contribs_txt.py: processes the contributions.yaml database file to pde/contribs.txt for consumption by the contribution manager in the Processing application.
• to_sources_jsons.py: processes the contributions.yaml database file to individual json files in the sources folder, for consumption by the Processing website.
• utils.py: utility functions used by multiple script files.

At this time, the website requires a folder of json files, where each json file is a separate contribution. These files are created from the database using the script scripts/to_source_jsons.py.

The Processing application's contribution manager reads in a contribs.txt file. This file is created from the database using the script scripts/to_contribs_txt.py.

This repository was created by Claudine Chen (@mingness) as part of the 2024 New Beginnings (pr05) Grant from the Processing Foundation, to simplify the workflows for libraries, tools, and modes, mentored by Stef Tervelde (@Stefterv).

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