Gram Packer helps you track the gear you bring on adventures.
Gram Packer is a fork of LighterPack LighterPack seems dead. So, I (fsf) forked it and updated it as far as I was able. I am technically competent, but I don't much enjoy working with web development, although I have done so professionally. I am generally happy to run a modern and maintained fork, but do not plan to take an active role in feature development.
- Install node.js, npm and mongo
$ git clone https://github.com/ffleming/grampacker.git- Install dependancies
$ npm install - start mongo
$ mongod - Start app
$ npm start - go to http://localhost:8080
You probably want to configure git to ignore linting changes:
git config blame.ignoreRevsFile .git-blame-ignore-revs`
- Bugfixes
- Maintainability and infrastructure improvements
- Quality-of-life upgrades
- Extra features
GramPacker is not intended to grow and develop continuously. Much of its utility is due to how lightweight it is. I am not interested in adding on large-scale features that significantly broaden the application's scope like social networking, AI, etc.
Pull requests are very welcome!
Bug reports, feature requests, questions, and so on are very welcome! Please use the issues page.
I don't care what tools authors use to generate text, code etc. Just as I shouldn't be able to tell if an author is using Emacs or vim, I shouldn't be able to tell if their code comes from their head, from a template, from shallow autocomplete, or through probabilistic traversal of a multidimensional language model.
This is to say - use whatever tools you want, but no slop, please. This goes for all contributions: code, issues, assets, etc.