[Owncloud] 3rdparty repository

Frank Karlitschek frank at owncloud.org
Fri Mar 8 09:56:18 UTC 2013


Hi,

"global" 3rd party libraries should be in 3rdparty, yes.
The exception are things that are very special and only used in one specific app. This can live in the corresponding app folder.

So this case sounds like 3rdparty repo :-)


Frank


On 08.03.2013, at 10:52, Jan-Christoph Borchardt <hey at jancborchardt.net> wrote:

> I was about to add a jQuery library to the Mail app and then thought that we need it for other things too. (The library automatically increases the size of a textarea if text overflows, getting rid of intermittent scrollbars.
> 
> So initially I wanted to add it to the Mail app js folder, but then I thought it should be in core/js. But then, hey we have a repo called 3rdparty for that, right? Now the confusing part is that most 3rdparty JS libraries indeed are in core/js (jQuery, lots of jQuery plugins etc) and not in 3rdparty (only chosen and jQuery UI timepicker really).
> 
> How’s the plan on moving forward with this?
> Short term: I should add the library to 3rdparty, right?
> Long term: Should we move 3rdparty JS libraries (like jQuery) out of core and into 3rdparty?




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