Re: New: audio/pyradio: curses-based Internet Radio browser/player

Chris Billington wrote: > audio/pyradio: curses-based internet radio player > > Rationale: > The only other terminal-based internet radio player in Ports is > audio/curseradio, which unfortunately uses the apparently-unmaintained > online directory http(s)://opml.radiotime.com, so returns many dead > links to stations. > > audio/curseradio is broken at the moment but in [1] I attached an update > to make it functional again. > > pyradio seems actively developed and uses the open stream directory > radio-browser.info which is community-maintained. > > This port requires a new dependency devel/py-rapidfuzz, a fuzzy search > library with other potential uses, which is described in a separate email. > > Tested on 7.9-stable, testers on -current welcome > > Comments, corrections, OKs? > > Chris > > [1] https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=178167592183120&w=2 Now also tested on 7.9-current amd64 (Jun 12), no issues found Chris

devel/cxx-rust-cssparser (HEADS UP rust hackers)

Here is the first c++/rust cmake port. If you want to build it you need: devel/corrosion and devel/cxxbridge-cmd from ports@. Of course this is a dependency for KDE Plasma 6.7. KDE started to accept rust code in KDE code base and there a more ports will use it. First of all, I'd like to explain how this works – though this only applies to ONE Cargo dependency in a CMake project. I think we can give this some further thought should we encounter this problem. 1.) First, use devel/cargo to point to the toml file and generate ".include "crates.inc"". MODCARGO_CARGOTOML = ${WRKSRC}/rust/Cargo.toml 2.) We need corrosion BUILD_DEPENDS = devel/corrosion CONFIGURE_ARGS += -DINSTALLED_CXXBRIDGE=${LOCALBASE}/bin/cxxbridge-cmd 3.) Here’s the "hack" we should be discussing. I faked a new config.toml which points to your ${MODCARGO_VENDOR_DIR} (aka. Where are your crates.inc). This is was a quick and "not an rust user" solution https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/source-replacement.html What do you think? I think this pattern could work for other cmake/c++/rust ports too. CONFIGURE_ENV += CARGO_HOME=${WRKDIR}/cargo-home MAKE_ENV += CARGO_HOME=${WRKDIR}/cargo-home pre-configure: mkdir -p ${WRKDIR}/cargo-home printf '%s\n' \ '[source.crates-io]' \ 'replace-with = "modcargo"' \ '[source.modcargo]' \ 'directory = "${MODCARGO_VENDOR_DIR}"' \ '[net]' \ 'offline = true' \ > ${WRKDIR}/cargo-home/config.toml The result certainly works without any problems. Information for inst:cxx-rust-cssparser-1.0.0 Comment: library for parsing CSS using the Rust cssparser crate Required by: kde-plamsa-union-6.7.0 Description: A C++ library for parsing CSS that uses the Rust cssparser crate internally. Maintainer: The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <ports@openbsd.org> WWW: https://invent.kde.org/libraries/cxx-rust-cssparser