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feature request : see importers of a package #15
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Unfortunately, there's no easy way to get it at the moment. I don't have any database, which stores dependencies between packages. Crossdart is more similar to dartdoc - it generates HTML or JSON from the package or project, but it doesn't really store anything. And crossdart.info site is just a static site - it stores some metadata info in Google Datastore to know what packages were already generated, and that's it. So, to add that feature, we'll need to start storing dependencies for every package, and then generate HTML pages from these dependencies. I see usefulness in that, but unfortunately not sure I'll be able to find time soon to add that functionality to Crossdart. |
Also, I think that functionality would live in https://github.com/astashov/dartdocs.org, which uses |
thanks for the reply.... Its pretty much the same with golang. godoc is identical to dart doc in the sense that each golang project can be analysed. Collecting the one to many info is pretty easy i would have thought. |
Yeah, you can extract the dependencies from |
i am a golang guy , that is using Dart for GUI. I wonder is the core google Dart team woudl be open to doing this ? |
No problem. Still a good thing to get, let's keep the issue open, maybe I'll get to it eventually. |
ok.. |
I was told to contact you from the flutter team on gitter.
https://gitter.im/flutter/flutter
Is there a way to see all projects that happen to use a dart package ?
For example in the golang world its easy to find all projects that use github.com/asdine/storm.
Link: https://godoc.org/github.com/asdine/storm?importers
This is useful because it allows developers to see working examples of code bieng used, and also to see how popular a package.
I coudl NOT see how i could do that easily with cross dart.
Cross dart is awesome BTW. There is not an equivalent of that i the golang world.
From all the data in cross dart it should be easy to produce the importers functionality i woudl have thought because you already have linking working in cross dart ?
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