A monorepo for all AUR package I maintain.
I use Arch Linux every day. One of the advantages of Arch Linux, of course, is the large number of application libraries it has. If I have to install an AUR package, I always prioritize packages that have built-in binaries. Since some of the apps I needed weren't available, I decided to make my own.
I use GitHub Actions with a scheduled workflow. This workflow will check for updates from upstream daily at 00:00 (UTC). If there is an update, the AUR package will also be updated automatically.
At first, all AUR packages I maintain had their own GitHub repos. I rely on a GitHub Action with a scheduled workflow, which GitHub can disable for being inactive in 60 days. I will rarely touch the repo once the automation is running. Activity in the GitHub repo will depend on Dependabot updating dependencies or there is a new version from upstream. Because of this, some AUR packages will not be updated.
Therefore, I decided to create this monorepo to hold all the AUR packages I maintain. This will make the activity in the repo more intense and (hopefully) the automation will continue to work well.
A high performance code minimap render.
Don't change anything in your Docker container image and minify it by up to 30x (and for compiled languages even more) making it secure too!
Cross-platform ncurses Spotify client written in Rust, inspired by ncmpc and the likes.
ncspot depends on ncurses, which can be implemented differently in each Linux distribution. Since the official binary is built using Ubuntu, I decided to build ncspot myself on Arch Linux (via GitHub Actions).
A set of SVG icons representing programming languages, designing & development tools.
A Gtk3.20+ theme created using the awesome Nord color palette.
Static Site Generator with Go backend and Svelte frontend.
Big thanks to GitHub Actions, which has made it easy for me to maintain all these packages with automation.