The latest Kibro release is 0.3. The version is 0.3, but it’s really still unstable/Alpha. If it works on your computer it’s generally a miracle. Anyway.
Quoting directly from the CHANGELOG in README:
DONE: Add persistent state value to Kibro monad (with default as ())
DONE: Add perl-like regexps
DONE: Option for whether or not to launch Lighttpd
DONE: Strip Sqlite3
DONE: custom.conf Lighttpd include
I’m quite sure these satisfy all the solutions that were mentioned in my previous Kibro blog post.
Make sure you have cabal-install.
$ cabal install kibrocd kibro && cabal installThat’s it.
I have started a bit of work on a Lojban interface. I made a little “screencast”-type video about using Kibro (but without a microphone, so you will have to read me typing little messages to you). Check out the example page.
At some point Firefox started sending the PC speaker beep constantly and so I had to end the video. Still, it was a bit of fun and maybe it could be helpful.
Get the source code:
$ git clone git://github.com/chrisdone/jboborei.gitFor me; sleep.
For Kibro; I need to document it a little more, e.g. how to use it with an existing server etc.
I was thinking that implementing hooks might be mildly cool. That is, if Kibro were to run specific shell scripts before and after events like restarting, rebuilding, etc.
I also would like to add cabal support at some point. That way, you can write a web site that works as a package that is cabal-installable. Good for sharing with friends and such.
If you have questions/comments/ideas, feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] or comment on this blog post.