From: r at uzy.me (Pablo Rauzy)
Subject: Description for section and link for repos
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2015 10:51:09 +0100 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <87lhjbvkky.fsf@uzy.me> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <20150305093030.GA1369@serenity.lan>
Hello again, and thanks for your quick response.
On 2015-03-05, John Keeping wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 05, 2015 at 09:22:55AM +0100, Pablo Rauzy wrote:
>> My first question is about sections.
>> I would like to be able to add a title and a little description for each
>> section, just like I can with the cgit.desc configuration for each the
>> git repos.
>>
>> Example : http://clandest.in/sensi
>> Here I would like the title to be "clandest.in / sensi" rather than just
>> "clandest.in", and I would like the description to be "SEN Security
>> Inspector" rather than the root description.
>
> Are you currently using "section-from-path"? If you use the
> "repo.section" configuration option then you can name the sections
> however you want, but this is not possible if you are generating the
> sections automatically.
Indeed I am using section-from-path, but the name of the sections are
just fine.
What I was looking for is the possibility to for instance make cgit
using a file called "description" in the directory that it makes a
section as description of that section.
> If you're combining CGit with Gitolite you may be able to avoid listing
> repositories twice by using CGit's "enable-git-config" option to
> configure the "repo.section" variable (I'm not sure if you can set a
> config variable on a group of repositories in Gitolite, but I think you
> should be able to).
I'm not using Gitolite.
>> My second question is about repository.
>> I would like to add title and a link to a project home page somewhere
>> else than on the logo.
>>
>> Example : http://clandest.in/sensi/finja
>> Here I would like the title to be "clandest.in / sensi / finja" rather
>> than "index : finja", and I would like to add a tab "homepage" after
>> "diff" which would link to http://pablo.rauzy.name/sensi/finja.html in
>> this example.
>>
>>
>> Is what I'm looking for already possible? If yes, how? If not, I think
>> it would be a nice addition.
>
> I don't think this is currently possible. Note that the word "index" is
> actually a link to the list of repositories.
Yes I noticed that, but I find it less nice than having the root-title
for the link.
> For the "homepage" link, have you considered simply adding a link to the
> repository's readme (on the about tab)? I thought there was a way to
> make the "about" tab the default instead of the "summary" tab, but I
> can't find it when I go looking so I must be wrong about that.
That is exactly what I did for now. Maybe it is enough. I'll see with
the time how much I like it this way :).
FWIW, here is the filter I wrote to make link clickable in plaintext
READMEs: http://paste.fulltxt.net/LKdVjbHaY (it is quick and dirty, it
simply considers that anything between < and > and starting with "http"
is a link).
Thanks again for your really quick answer!
Cheers,
--
Pablo Rauzy.
http://pablo.rauzy.name/
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