Tracking issue for RFC 1824: Proposal for default crate recommendation ranking
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This is a tracking issue for the RFC 1824 (rust-lang/rfcs#1824).
Steps:
- Sort crates by number of downloads in the last 90 days
- Render contents of README on crate pages
- Have
cargo newadd a template README and template documentation -
Create a "Well documented" badge for crates in the top 20%(crates.io team decided against this) - Add a badge for crate authors to self-report their maintenance intentions
- Add the ability for crate authors to add isitmaintained.com badges to their crate
- Add the ability for crate authors to add code coverage badges to their crate
- Have "favorite owners" and highlight crates owned by your favorite owners in crate lists
- Adjust documentation (see instructions on forge)
Should this be in rust-lang/rust or rust-lang/crates.io? I was planning on making a bunch of smaller issues in crates.io anyway, I'm fine leaving this open as a larger tracking issue if that makes sense, but I don't think there are any changes to rust-lang/rust to be made....
At the moment all RFCs are tracked here, regardless. Setting up a TODO list with links into issues on crates.io should do the trick.
Hi!
I was planning on developing a crate ranker using something similar to a Page Rank algorithm. Would it be useful in any way?
@blasrodri Hmm, crates.io isn't that big as of yet. Maybe you could outline a case for it in this issue, or otherwise create a new issue here?
The last comment in the "add a template README" issue suggests that that issue should be closed now that community versions exist. Additionally, I don't see a direct link between that feature and the ranking feature. Would it be appropriate to remove that bullet point?