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This extension lets you script the glirc IRC client using Lua. To use it, you must tell glirc exactly where to find glirc-lua.so by adding something like this to your ~/.config/glirc/config:
extensions:
* path: "../../.guix-profile/lib/glirc-lua.so"
args: ["example.lua", …]Also ensure that example.lua finds any Lua libraries it needs, e.g., by setting LUA_PATH and LUA_CPATH in glirc's run-time environment.
Modified version of Supybot with Python 3 and IRCv3 support, embedded web server, translations (fr, fi, it, hu, de), and many other enhancements and bug fixes.
This package provides a library of tests for various IRC protocol parsers
This package provides a Python library for ISO 639 standard that is concerned with representation of names for languages and language groups.
This package provides lists of various ISO standards (e.g. country, language, language scripts, and currency names) in one place, rather than repeated in many programs throughout the system.
Currently there are lists of languages and countries embedded in several different programs, which leads to dozens of lists of 200 languages, translated into more than 30 languages... not very efficient.
With this package, we create a single "gettext domain" for every supported ISO standard which contains the translations of that domain. It is easy for a programmer to re-use those translations instead of maintaining their own translation infrastructure. Moreover, the programmer does not need to follow changes in the ISO standard and will not work with outdated information.
This package provides lists of various ISO standards (e.g. country, language, language scripts, and currency names) in one place, rather than repeated in many programs throughout the system.
Currently there are lists of languages and countries embedded in several different programs, which leads to dozens of lists of 200 languages, translated into more than 30 languages... not very efficient.
With this package, we create a single "gettext domain" for every supported ISO standard which contains the translations of that domain. It is easy for a programmer to re-use those translations instead of maintaining their own translation infrastructure. Moreover, the programmer does not need to follow changes in the ISO standard and will not work with outdated information.
This package provides the ISO 3166-1 country definitions.
This package provides lists of various ISO standards (e.g. country, language, language scripts, and currency names) in one place, rather than repeated in many programs throughout the system.
Currently there are lists of languages and countries embedded in several different programs, which leads to dozens of lists of 200 languages, translated into more than 30 languages... not very efficient.
With this package, we create a single "gettext domain" for every supported ISO standard which contains the translations of that domain. It is easy for a programmer to re-use those translations instead of maintaining their own translation infrastructure. Moreover, the programmer does not need to follow changes in the ISO standard and will not work with outdated information.
pycountry provides the ISO databases for the standards:
639-3 (Languages)
3166 (Countries)
3166-3 (Deleted Countries)
3166-2 (Subdivisions of countries)
4217 (Currencies)
15924 (Scripts)
It includes a copy from Debian’s pkg-isocodes and makes the data accessible through a Python API.
The country converter (coco) automates the conversion from different standards and version of country names. Internally, coco is based on a table specifying the different ISO and UN standards per country together with the official name and a regular expression which aim to match all English versions of a specific country name. In addition, coco includes classification based on UN-, EU-, OECD-membership, UN regions specifications, continents and various MRIO and IAM databases.
Supported classification schemas: APEC, BASIC, BRIC, CC41, CIS, Cecilia 2050 classification, DACcode, EEA membership, EU membership, EXIOBASE 1 classification, EXIOBASE 2 classification, EXIOBASE 3 classification, Eora, FAOcode, G20, G7, GBDcode, GWcode, IEA, IMAGE, IOC ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, ISO 3166-1 alpha-3, ISO 3166-1 numeric, MESSAGE 11-region classification, OECD membership, REMIND, Schengen region, UN membership, UN numeric code, UN region, WIOD classification, ccTLD.
This package contains the documentation of Jami. Jami is a secure and distributed voice, video and chat communication platform that requires no centralized server and leaves the power of privacy in the hands of the user. It supports the SIP and IAX protocols, as well as decentralized calling using P2P-DHT.
This package provides the Jami Qt client. Jami is a secure and distributed voice, video and chat communication platform that requires no centralized server and leaves the power of privacy in the hands of the user. It supports the SIP and IAX protocols, as well as decentralized calling using P2P-DHT.
This package provides a library and daemon implementing the Jami core functionality. Jami is a secure and distributed voice, video and chat communication platform that requires no centralized server and leaves the power of privacy in the hands of the user. It supports the SIP and IAX protocols, as well as decentralized calling using P2P-DHT. The "bin" output contains the D-Bus daemon (jamid) as well as the Jami D-Bus service definitions.
GNU Classpath is a project to create core class libraries for use with runtimes, compilers and tools for the Java programming language.
JamVM is a Java Virtual Machine conforming to the JVM specification edition 2 (blue book). It is extremely small. However, unlike other small VMs it supports the full spec, including object finalisation and JNI.
This package provides a wrapper around the Eclipse compiler for Java (ecj) with a command line interface that is compatible with the standard javac executable.
Ant is a platform-independent build tool for Java. It is similar to make but is implemented using the Java language, requires the Java platform, and is best suited to building Java projects. Ant uses XML to describe the build process and its dependencies, whereas Make uses Makefile format.
Jbzip2 is a Java bzip2 compression/decompression library. It can be used as a replacement for the Apache CBZip2InputStream / CBZip2OutputStream classes.
Tukaani-xz is an implementation of xz compression/decompression algorithms in Java.
Iq80-snappy is a port of the Snappy compressor and decompressor rewritten in pure Java. This compression code produces a byte-for-byte exact copy of the output created by the original C++ code, and is extremely fast.
Snappy-java is a Java port of snappy, a fast C++ compressor/decompressor.
Snappy-java is a Java port of snappy, a fast C++ compressor/decompressor.
Zstd, short for Zstandard, is a lossless compression algorithm, which provides both good compression ratio and speed for standard compression needs. This package provides JNI bindings for Zstd native library that provides fast and high compression lossless algorithm for Android, Java and all JVM languages.
FlatLaf is a cross-platform Look and Feel for Java Swing desktop applications. It looks almost flat (no shadows or gradients), clean, simple and elegant. FlatLaf comes with Light, Dark, IntelliJ and Darcula themes, scales on HiDPI displays and runs on Java 8 or newer.
The look is heavily inspired by Darcula and IntelliJ themes from IntelliJ IDEA 2019.2+ and uses almost the same colors and icons.