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I would love to share many packages I've discovered, but it doesn't work in a manner where I dump everything I know, and you select what you need. There are too many Effect.ts-related packages. Mostly things that I sent you are the things I've seen some time ago that seemed similar to what I noticed you were doing. In my GitHub feed, I saw you working on GitHub Actions-related stuff, and I recognised that a similar package exists. It was not memory, it was recognition, which is a much less brain-energy-consuming process
The thing I can give you to discover new packages is my GitHub stars search by the effect keyword. There are many more that I haven't given a star to, because their topic was out of my interest or work, and I have no way of recalling them without some external "similarity trigger".
I remember there was an awesome-effect list, but it is mostly unmaintained. There is nobody who would actively extend it with new packages (or merge other people's PRs)
And even I did some work related to this in my github-extract-issues script and git-dl script+lib (although it's in a rough shape right now since I started migrating into a monorepo)
Hey!
Sorry I'm a bit overloaded at work since several months so I had little drive to pursue my open source adventures.
Thanks again @nikelborm for trying to rationalize third party packages interop. I will try to be on discord more often in case you need me. @subtleGradient feel free to improve / reuse the packages I made. I have still a lot to learn in effect so I'm sure there a lot of room for improvement.
That said the scope of platform-github looks bigger than what I did; I only touched octokit rest api, for example.
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subtleGradient commentedon Nov 29, 2025
Here's what I've got so far:
Specs
And implementation:
nikelborm commentedon Nov 30, 2025
I would love to share many packages I've discovered, but it doesn't work in a manner where I dump everything I know, and you select what you need. There are too many
Effect.ts-related packages. Mostly things that I sent you are the things I've seen some time ago that seemed similar to what I noticed you were doing. In my GitHub feed, I saw you working on GitHub Actions-related stuff, and I recognised that a similar package exists. It was not memory, it was recognition, which is a much less brain-energy-consuming processThe thing I can give you to discover new packages is my GitHub stars search by the
effectkeyword. There are many more that I haven't given a star to, because their topic was out of my interest or work, and I have no way of recalling them without some external "similarity trigger".nikelborm commentedon Nov 30, 2025
I remember there was an awesome-effect list, but it is mostly unmaintained. There is nobody who would actively extend it with new packages (or merge other people's PRs)
nikelborm commentedon Nov 30, 2025
And by the way, the GitHub-related packages of @jpb06 that I shared with you earlier:
are not the only ones. There are also @akoenig's @akoenig/effect-github and written by @alex-dixon @effect-use/github
And even I did some work related to this in my github-extract-issues script and git-dl script+lib (although it's in a rough shape right now since I started migrating into a monorepo)
haha, so
jpb06 commentedon Dec 8, 2025
Hey!
Sorry I'm a bit overloaded at work since several months so I had little drive to pursue my open source adventures.
Thanks again @nikelborm for trying to rationalize third party packages interop. I will try to be on discord more often in case you need me.
@subtleGradient feel free to improve / reuse the packages I made. I have still a lot to learn in effect so I'm sure there a lot of room for improvement.
That said the scope of platform-github looks bigger than what I did; I only touched octokit rest api, for example.