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Overview ¶
Package market lists and fetches the lanes published in the jaira repository's own lanes/ directory on GitHub — the catalogue anyone can add to with a pull request, checked by CI before it lands.
The directory is the marketplace. There is no registry, no index file and no format of its own: what GitHub's contents API says is in lanes/ is what is on offer, and a lane arrives here the same way a teammate's shared lane does — parsed first, then adopted into the catalogue on purpose.
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Functions ¶
func Overridden ¶
func Overridden() string
Overridden reports the override in effect, so a command can name it before installing a prompt that host served.
Types ¶
type Client ¶
Client talks to the catalogue host.
func New ¶
func New() *Client
New returns a Client with an explicit timeout — the zero-value http.Client has none, and a hung TLS handshake would hang the command forever.
func (*Client) Fetch ¶
Fetch downloads one listed lane's file, as served — what an adoption parses and copies. List has read the file once to describe it; fetching it again here costs one request and keeps the listing free of payloads that only one caller ever wanted.
func (*Client) List ¶
List fetches the catalogue: every *.md in the directory except its README, each downloaded and parsed so the listing can show id, name and description rather than filenames. A file that does not parse is a warning, not a failure — one broken contribution must not hide the rest.
type Entry ¶
type Entry struct {
Lane *lane.Lane
Path string // path inside the repository, e.g. lanes/critique.md
URL string // where the raw file is fetched from
}
Entry is one lane on offer: the parsed lane, and where its file lives. List shows; Fetch fetches — an Entry carries what the listing needs and nothing that only an adoption needs.
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