Input fields should have paddings to not be glued in one element, lengths of input fields should be the same.

It's the same thing Rust does with crates.io which is one of the main factors that got my not want to involve with the language among other things. Now you may say that most people are using Github so there is no reason to support any other site but I have to say some things about that:

1. This is not accurate. Well yes Github has the vast majority but we're seeing more and more projects going away from Github (especially big ones) or even using Github only as a mirror and not as I primary source. I am an example that not everyone likes Github
2. In any case, this is ideologically wrong. You shouldn't force people to use something that they don't like
3. This is a BAD image for the tool, showing non-professional work

Of course the choice about supporting other sites or not is up to you but I just wanted to show my existence and say that people that don't use and like Github for their personal projects exists. At this point, vpm is not an option for me, I hope you care for all the users of your language

Some users have login problems on Safari and Firefox browsers.

I did authorize the app and it still says "Log in via Github" when a want to submit a package

The problem seems not to be so trivial because I use Firefox on both PC and mobile and can log in on both devices.

Since module description is required on the VPM, most people will just copy-paste a text from the README file into the packages' repo.

I think we should allow the package submitter 2 options:

1. Use README file content from the repo as a package description
2. Provide custom package description (as we have now)

After login, the login button is replaced with your profile clickable icon. This button should open a VPM profile page and display avatar from GitHub, but right now the avatar from GitHub isn't displayed and a button provides to 404 page.

Comment from Alex

it shouldn't point to a github profile, vpm should have user profiles where all their modules are listed

Add more of them to make sure the VPM code is in a good shape

I downloaded the latest v and fell straight down a hole, so I'm wondering what the next step is.

Issues templates for bug and feature requests

Same we have in V repo

Hi!

Have been eyeing-off vlang for a long while, and finally decided to contribute my first module. I'm trying to submit it via the vpm new page, but logging in to github doesn't get me anywhere:

I did log in and grant vlang access, but after that nothing.. Refreshing the page shows the same emptiness. No errors in console.

Apologies if this is not the correct place for such an issue!

EDIT: The module I'm trying to submit is this one..

It's always 0.

Note - VPM must have it's own star system, not stars from GitHub/another service.

Update name, url, description, etc.

When I copy the installation command, the copy notice is not in view, you need to scroll down and it doesn't disappear.

I published a first module with name "khalyomede.el" in my v.mod file, and then I saw on others module we were not required to put the actual prefix, so I changed it to just "el", and thought I should re-publish my changes, and it has now 2 times the module khalyomede.el in vpm.

I have a GitHub organisation that I set up for some V projects. I'd like to publish some modules using this organisation name rather than my personal account name - i.e. vgfx.glfw instead of ambye85.glfw. However, the submit page does not allow me to do this - it assumes ambye85. How can we fix this?

Remove dead (commented code) from files

Hi,

Not finding sdl in the list, I submitted https://github.com/vlang/sdl but it appeared as 1ace.sdl, which was not my intention (as I obviously didn't write it).

Looking through the list again, I can see that https://github.com/vlang/sdl is actually present, but listed under @medvednikov's name, as medvednikov.sdl.

Please:

• delete my incorrect submission
• promote @medvednikov's medvednikov.sdl as the official sdl
• detect duplicate submissions (just checking the URL would get us 90% of the way there)
• provide a way to manage (at least remove) one's own submissions
• write at least one sentence on https://vpm.vlang.io/new to indicate that the module name submitted will be namespaced under the current user, and until there's a way to remove a submission this should also be mentioned there :)

Sorry for the multi-item issue, but these are all related and I think grouping them gives them context and makes more sense.

Thanks!

Links (except the main) returns 404 error. Patreon and Twitter badges are broken.

New VPM webpage doesn't have favicon

On the main VPM page should be

Become a contributor and enhance our community with your work.

Hello
Im having trouble using the packager.
when I type v install ui I get

Errors while retrieving meta data for module ui:
Http server did not respond to our request for https://vpm.vlang.io/jsmod/ui.
Error details: http.fetch: invalid url https://vpm.vlang.io/jsmod/ui

or v search ui gives:

V panic: No responding vpm server found. Please check your network connectivity and try again later.
                                                        | 0x561cb1c0b7fd | /usr/lib/vlang/cmd/tools/vpm(+0x467fd) 
                                                        | 0x561cb1c0ddbc | /usr/lib/vlang/cmd/tools/vpm(+0x48dbc) 
                                                        | 0x561cb1bc8030 | /usr/lib/vlang/cmd/tools/vpm(+0x3030) 
                                                        | 0x7fb5bec32b25 | /usr/lib/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xd5) 
                                                        | 0x561cb1bc806e | /usr/lib/vlang/cmd/tools/vpm(+0x306e)

I can ping vpm.vlang.io without any problems. Even the url https://vpm.vlang.io/jsmod/ui when opened in firefox returns
{"id":0,"name":"ui","url":"https://github.com/vlang/ui","nr_downloads":133157}
which seems valid.

The submitter should have a button to remove a submitted package without admin permission. Package dependencies should be checked and security checks should be implemented and tested (to not to allow remove packages you didn't submit)

By the way, VPM can track all modules by their URLs and warn users if one of them was removed from GitHub, etc. For example, we can mark the repository as removed and start returning a cached version of the original repository with a warning about the termination of support.

Dark mode is pretty popular nowadays, so it should be implemented

The newly submitted package is shown in "Recently updated" section, but it's also must be shown in "New packages" section

When I was trying to run the vpm source, I realized that vpm hasn't been updated for so long and the some methods used in vpm are outdated. Some examples are:

http.fetch

Outdated

user_js := http.fetch('https://api.github.com/user?access_token=$token', {
	method: .get
	headers: {
	'User-Agent': 'V http client'
    }
}) or {
    panic(err)
}

Updated

user_js := http.fetch(http.FetchConfig{
        url: 'https://api.github.com/user?access_token=$token'
	method: .get
	headers: {
	'User-Agent': 'V http client'
    }
}) or {
    panic(err)
}

vweb.set_cookie

Outdated

app.vweb.set_cookie({
		name: 'vpm'
		value: '777'
})

Updated

app.vweb.set_cookie('vpm', '777)

time_seed_array

Outdated

import rand.util
fn main() {
	seed := util.time_seed_array(2)
	rand.seed([seed[0], seed[1]])
	vweb.run<App>(port)
}

Updated

import rand.seed
fn main() {
	seed := seed.time_seed_array(2)
	rand.seed([seed[0], seed[1]])
	vweb.run(&App{}, port)
}

Please look into the issue. Thanks

Files like .gitattributes, can be added here with v init command

I think the algorithm here should be:

1. by downloads count (descending)
2. if downloads count if the same - by stars count (descending)
3. if stars and downloads counts are the same - by the last update date (ascending)
4. if stars and downloads count and last upload date are the same - by name (A -> Z)

https://vpm-beta.vlang.io the V svg logo that is supposed to be present in top left corner is not visible

If I add import markdown to a file and run this file, I get 2 error messages:

In this case I wouldn't show the warning about the unused imported module, since it isn't really imported, it is missing. So in this case just show the second message, that the module can't be found.
Additionally it could provide a solution like:

If it's a valid module, you can install it by running v install markdown. For further information visit https://vpm.vlang.io/

Right now it ends right on the edge of the window (Firefox, Linux)

In the JS world you have a package-lock.json which holds the information about all necessary packages needed for the project. For V projects I'm not sure how to handle such things. Let's say you have a big project which uses 20 vpm modules. Is there a command to install all 20 modules? Or is it the case than you run a file and then you would get plenty of error messages because modules can't be imported?

So if I'm correct about the current behaviour, I'd suggest a general command (for example v install like npm install) to install all missing modules. Since there is no package-lock.json this command has to scan all the files recursively and detect if a module is present or not and then install all missing modules.

For now, it shows nothing. Maybe it should be hidden until feature wouldn't be implemented/tested

v up work good, but v search ui not even trying to connect and crash:

Error 10057 sending data to server (1)
Error performing handshake
Unhandled Exception 0xC0000005
20: EtwNotificationRegister    ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
19: RtlEnterCriticalSection    ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
18: RtlEnterCriticalSection    ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
17: CertCloseStore             ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
16: new_tls_context            ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
15: net__Socket_get_port       ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
14: net__http__Request_do      ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
13: net__http__Request_do      ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
12: net__http__fetch           ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
11: net__http__url_encode_form_data  ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
10: net__http__head            ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
9 : net__http__escape          ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
8 : net__http__escape          ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
7 : net__http__escape          ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
6 : wmain                      ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
5 : invoke_main                d:\A01\_work\6\s\src\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_common.inl:91
4 : __scrt_common_main_seh     d:\A01\_work\6\s\src\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_common.inl:288
3 : __scrt_common_main         d:\A01\_work\6\s\src\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_common.inl:331
2 : wmainCRTStartup            d:\A01\_work\6\s\src\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_wmain.cpp:17
1 : BaseThreadInitThunk        ?? : address = 0x891e987d48
0 : RtlUserThreadStart         ?? : address = 0x891e987d48

OS: Windows Server 2019 with last update
Firewall and HIPS - disabled.

"Remove package" button (red cross) should have some kind of confirmation popup to make sure a package wasn't removed by accident.

For ArtemkaKun.textpoc package it should provide to https://github.com/ArtemkaKun (Firefox, Linux). Avatar should be fixed as well.

https://vpm-beta.vlang.io is not responsive especially on mobile

On that page, there is message:

Failed to proceed github authentication

It's not supposed to happen, it would be lovely if you open issue on github :)

Improve docker compose files and create valid Dockerfile to make sure development environment can be set up easily

Right now I can submit my C# project https://github.com/ArtemkaKun/FoodBot

https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-vpm-vlang-io/svpddifqhb?form_factor=mobile

After login from the https://vpm.vlang.io/ page, the https://vpm-beta.vlang.io/ page is opened and all operations are performed on this domain.

If I manually return to https://vpm.vlang.io/ - I'm no more logged in

Remove unneeded (unused, obsolete) files and folders

As a new V user, seeing the state of affairs of vpm makes me question adopting V as a language.

Not to be harsh, but the UI looks unprofessional and lacks even basic features. A small list of things missing:

• No description of the purpose of vpm
• Bad SEO: no page title or description
• Detail pages show nothing helpful (no description, README contents, version info, download stats, or dependency/version history, etc)
  • These details are critical for someone to know which package to use and to learn more before installing
• No support for organization/team management
  • Important for organization adoption
• No search
• Not responsive

Is this a project you're looking for collaborators on?

I believe having a package manager to compete with crates/npm is necessary for V to gain adoption and I'd be happy to help if contributing.

Apply modern approach of project structure in V for this repo

I'm coming from JS and I'm used to have the option to define NPM scripts like bookmarks for CLI commands. You can define a NPM script which runs multiple CLI commands and you can add scripts which automatically runs before or after a command is executed (https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v6/using-npm/scripts#pre--post-scripts)

There is no sense to show empty section