Original or modified FreeBSD ports by a novice porter.
Only meant for private use.
Joplin Desktop Application - an open source note taking and to-do application with synchronization capabilities.
This private port was manually imported from tagattie/freebsd-ports and it's one of the sample ports for the article on how to port Electron-based app to FreeBSD by the same author.
This port requires the helper makefiles also by the same author.
I've been trying to update it for learning purposes.
A terminal (TUI/CLI) version of the above mentioned Joplin - a note taking application.
This port also requires the helper makefiles, but this time they are my modified versions for supporting node-only apps.
A cross-platform clipboard (copy/paste) utility for the command-line.
This also utilizes the modified Mk/Uses/node.mk.
An easy port of OmegaT - a free translation memory tool (version 4.x).
Unlike the official port, this port just installs the cross-platform JAR instead of building the program from its source.
The JAR itself should be manually downloaded and put in DISTDIR.
OmegaT Version 5.x. The same as above except the version.
An activity monitor for the command line.
This is my first complete port using the modified Mk/Uses/node.mk for node applications.
A command-line utility to open the GitHub page of the given or current directory repo.
This also utilizes the modified Mk/Uses/node.mk.
Private patches for the official ports.
This port has been patched to handle JavaScript template strings correctly.
Just imported the upstream patch for bug 56678.
It is required to update translations for Joplin.
This port has been patched to upgrade the version from 2.3.3_1 to 2.3.10.
With the patch, the upstream repository has been also changed.
This port has been added an option LIBWRAP, which enables libwrap and IPv6 support on tcp connector.