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GitHub standard library mirror
javawizard
Member, csevp Posts: 13 ✭✭
Well I got annoyed one too many times at trying to track down when a feature was introduced to the standard library and decided to make an auto-updating mirror of std on GitHub.
And so, without further ado, I present to you.......
https://github.com/javawizard/onshape-std-library-mirror!
It's pretty much what you'd expect: all of the feature studios and blobs in the std doc are mirrored, complete with a commit per published version. The commit dates are accurate so you can do things like blame any of the files and see when exactly each line was changed.
There are two branches:
That's pretty much it! Let me know if you have any requests or thoughts. (It'd be nice to generalize this to sync arbitrary Onshape documents to GitHub, and then add some sort of bidirectional sync as a second step. Maybe next week...)
(Also, since this is bound to be asked by someone: yes this is legal. Onshape's standard library is licensed under the MIT license which permits copying and modifications subject to a few rules which I have of course followed.)
And so, without further ado, I present to you.......
https://github.com/javawizard/onshape-std-library-mirror!
It's pretty much what you'd expect: all of the feature studios and blobs in the std doc are mirrored, complete with a commit per published version. The commit dates are accurate so you can do things like blame any of the files and see when exactly each line was changed.
There are two branches:
- main: an unmodified mirror of the stdlib
- without-versions: all version numbers have been stripped; diffs are much quieter since the stdlib includes version bumps to all import statements in all files every release
That's pretty much it! Let me know if you have any requests or thoughts. (It'd be nice to generalize this to sync arbitrary Onshape documents to GitHub, and then add some sort of bidirectional sync as a second step. Maybe next week...)
(Also, since this is bound to be asked by someone: yes this is legal. Onshape's standard library is licensed under the MIT license which permits copying and modifications subject to a few rules which I have of course followed.)
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Lots of secret improvements get added to featurescript that don't make it to the official release notes because they're marked "internal only", this will be a great way to find them.
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