repo.hu

Repo.hu is an svn based project hosting service. Svn based means that each project is hosted in its svn repository and all web content is generated from that repository. For more information about why this can be good, read more about the history of repo.hu.

A few projects hosted on repo.hu:

pcb-rnd active flexible, modular, printed circuit board editor (compatible with kicad, eagle, protel/autotrax, geda/PCB and more)
xschem active schematics editor with good interface to pcb-rnd and also strong VLSI support
scconfig active autotools replacement: generic modular ./configure in ANSI C
animator active reads draw instructions on stdin and draws 2d on SDL
libmawk active embed awk script interpreters in applications
plumb active pipe shell - run and connect processes with a graph of pipes
libporty active minimalistic portability library with sockets, dns, background processes, date/time and more, based on scconfig
minetd active portable minimalistic inetd that has low setup cost and is also easy to run as user
openhw active open source hardware projects; includes cheap AVR programmer, a lot of AVR based mini-projects, cross-platform configuration tool for mcp2200 (this includes full support for linux configuration of mcp2000)
vterm active X terminal mimicking the Linux VGA terminal
v7us active UNIX V7 userspace utilities ported to Linux (CC not included)
avrfuse active avr fuse bit configuration tool
yget active CLI utility for downloading youtube videos
equver active CLI non-linear equation system solver (fronted to minpack)
projector active reads draw instructions on stdin and renders 3d (accessible from svn only: svn://repo.hu/projector)
libwharf active a collection of useful utility libraries (high level sockets with filters, lists, strings), built on top of libporty (svn only)
random active collection of random tiny projects, including ud (universal dump), pp-awk (awk based C preprocessor), cursimator (ncurses version of animator ) and more

gen* minilibs

genht active generic hash tables in C
genregex active generic regex in C
gentrex active generic tree expression language in C
genlist active generic linked lists in C
gensl active generic skip-lists in C
genvector active generic dynamic arrays (including dynamic strings) in C

postponed/inactive/bitrotting projects

xmlforms postponed GUI forms loaded from xml for C programs (depends on GPMI and gtk; accessible from svn)
docbook light abandoned A cut-back version of docbook sgml for English and Hungarian documents
rete abandoned REcursive Template Engine - process text templates recursively to generate text output
(Here is the full list of projects, including test and passive/dead projects)

pcb-rnd	active	flexible, modular, printed circuit board editor (compatible with kicad, eagle, protel/autotrax, geda/PCB and more)
xschem	active	schematics editor with good interface to pcb-rnd and also strong VLSI support
scconfig	active	autotools replacement: generic modular ./configure in ANSI C
animator	active	reads draw instructions on stdin and draws 2d on SDL
libmawk	active	embed awk script interpreters in applications
plumb	active	pipe shell - run and connect processes with a graph of pipes
libporty	active	minimalistic portability library with sockets, dns, background processes, date/time and more, based on scconfig
minetd	active	portable minimalistic inetd that has low setup cost and is also easy to run as user
openhw	active	open source hardware projects; includes cheap AVR programmer, a lot of AVR based mini-projects, cross-platform configuration tool for mcp2200 (this includes full support for linux configuration of mcp2000)
vterm	active	X terminal mimicking the Linux VGA terminal
v7us	active	UNIX V7 userspace utilities ported to Linux (CC not included)
avrfuse	active	avr fuse bit configuration tool
yget	active	CLI utility for downloading youtube videos
equver	active	CLI non-linear equation system solver (fronted to minpack)
projector	active	reads draw instructions on stdin and renders 3d (accessible from svn only: svn://repo.hu/projector)
libwharf	active	a collection of useful utility libraries (high level sockets with filters, lists, strings), built on top of libporty (svn only)
random	active	collection of random tiny projects, including ud (universal dump), pp-awk (awk based C preprocessor), cursimator (ncurses version of animator ) and more
gen* minilibs
genht	active	generic hash tables in C
genregex	active	generic regex in C
gentrex	active	generic tree expression language in C
genlist	active	generic linked lists in C
gensl	active	generic skip-lists in C
genvector	active	generic dynamic arrays (including dynamic strings) in C
postponed/inactive/bitrotting projects
xmlforms	postponed	GUI forms loaded from xml for C programs (depends on GPMI and gtk; accessible from svn)
docbook light	abandoned	A cut-back version of docbook sgml for English and Hungarian documents
rete	abandoned	REcursive Template Engine - process text templates recursively to generate text output

Repo.hu is designed to have minimal administration overhead at releasing. A typical release process is:

edit changelog and/or release notes (both are optional)
tag your project (usually this means a single "svn copy" trunk/ to tags/VERSION)

Everything else is done by the server when you commit to the svn:

the server determines the version number by the config (also stored in the svn repository of the project) and by the name of the directory created when tagging
the server creates source release files (tarballs, zips, etc) as configured
the server creates snapshot of the documentation (optional)
the server updates the release page
the server triggers local and remote builds for binary releases (optional)

Furthermore, a web option is provided: if the configuration file contains a directory name where the project web page is stored within the repository, upon any change in that directory, the server automatically updates the project home page.

If you want to get your project hosted on repo.hu, file a request.

This page is a friend of the Webless Initiative and is designed to have zero design. Some of the lists are up to date because they are generated by the web server (thttpd) and all the static pages are generated when the content changes on the page, not when a download request arrives.