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pgxn-site's Introduction

PGXN

PGXN, the PostgreSQL Extention network, is a central distribution system for open-source PostgreSQL extension libraries. It consists of four parts:

A network of mirrors for the geographic distribution of extension packages. The master mirror is here.
PGXN Manager is a web application via which users can upload packages for distribution on the network (source).
PGXN API is a web application that syncs itself to a PGXN mirror and provides a RESTFUL interface for use by PGXN clients (source).
PGXN is the main web site for the network, and client to the API. It includes pages describing all the contents of the network, including all released distributions and their documentation, and is fully searchable. It is currently under heavy development (source).
A command-line client for installing packages distributed via the network. Development of this piecs has not yet begun.

Project Status

PGXN is now in production. As such, this repository is longer worked on, but this page remains as a pointer to all of the sub-projects that encompass the whole of PGXN.

Who’s Doing This?

I am. I’m David Wheeler, inveterate Perl and PostgreSQL hacker. I love the extensibility of PostgreSQL and have long been a fan of CPAN, the Perl community’s distributed collection of Perl software and documentation. But PostgreSQL’s extensibility is not well-known, and it’s difficult to find the extensions that do exist. I’d like to solve that problem. Care to help?

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pgxn-site's Issues

Switch to Locale::TextDomain

See this rant for why. Once converted, we can start trying to attract translators to the project.

Embedded links to .md files do not work on PGXN

The tds_fdw documentation has a primary README.md file, and that file contains relative links to other .md files. e.g. something like this:

## Installing on CentOS

See [installing tds_fdw on CentOS](InstallCentOS.md).

This works great on GitHub, but the links don't work on PGXN. Instead, you get a 404 error.

It looks like PGXN is translating these pages to html. For example, InstallCentOS.md can be found here.

Since PGXN is converting these .md pages to .html, would it be possible for PGXN to fix the links as well?

This is related to this tds_fdw GitHub issue:

tds-fdw/tds_fdw#44

PGXN Client FAQ points out of date

http://pgxn.org/faq/

Point 1 is obsoleted by PGXN Client release. Points 2 and 4 are in a future tense: they can be converted to present.

pxgn.org is down

I get an NGINX 502 error when attempting to access pgxn.org or http://manager.pgxn.org/.

Release Sorting Issue

Right now, the pgmp page is showing 1.0.0b3 by default, rather than 1.0.0. Both are marked as Testing, so since 1.0.0 is higher than 1.0.0b3, it should show by default.

502 error from pgxn.org

I'm getting a 502 error response from https://www.pgxn.org/ (and https://api.pgxn.org/index.json etc.)

Alignment problem in the user pages

I told you that the problems with the dl displayed as a table were not finished :) see http://img339.imageshack.us/i/align.png/

Browser: Firefox 3.6.16.

The problem is the interaction between the image (float: right): and the td (clear: both).

Markdown code blocks on site do not escape characters correctly

Having an issue with this page:
https://pgxn.org/dist/plv8/doc/plv8.html

Rendering this file:
https://github.com/plv8/plv8/blob/master/doc/plv8.md

See issue here:
plv8/plv8#216

formatting code sections unwanted indentation

On the page, https://pgxn.org/dist/pg_jobmon/,
there are first rows of pre formatted code indented little bit.
It is because code is inside <pre> and <code>. And <code> has default padding: 2px.
Please, remove <code> or set css property for padding in <code> element. I don't know, what the correct design of the site is.

PS: The link "pg_jobmon/doc/pg_jobmon.md" in the second paragraph of ReadMe does not work.