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Add function name to title #13

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opened 2026年06月29日 19:35:11 +02:00 by taoeffect · 4 comments

Problem

Every tab I open for this shows up as "JanetDocs"

This can be annoying when trying to find the tab for a specific function.

Solution

Add the function name to the title, e.g. each ≫ JanetDocs

### Problem Every tab I open for this shows up as "JanetDocs" This can be annoying when trying to find the tab for a specific function. ### Solution Add the function name to the title, e.g. `each ≫ JanetDocs`

I tried to get a PR for this going, but I couldn't get the local dev setup working. There were too many packages to install with Import Blessed Packages, and the idea of installing so many packages with sudo for a docs site seems like playing Russian roulette with your computer for no reason. What happened to npm install?

I tried to get a PR for this going, but I couldn't get the local dev setup working. There were too many packages to install with `Import Blessed Packages`, and the idea of installing so many packages with `sudo` for a docs site seems like playing Russian roulette with your computer for no reason. What happened to `npm install`?
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Oh! I can get this up in a moment. Thank you for pointing it out

There were too many packages to install with Import Blessed Packages

The solution's to just skip that step. Seeding should work without it (or potentially install the 2-3 it errs on?) Or if you don't seed at all, the core pages will still be there (where the problem is).

Oh! I can get this up in a moment. Thank you for pointing it out > There were too many packages to install with Import Blessed Packages The solution's to just skip that step. Seeding should work without it (or potentially install the 2-3 it errs on?) Or if you don't seed at all, the core pages will still be there (where the problem is).
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installing so many packages with sudo

I have vendored (most?) of the packages, but I really don't know how to handle it otherwise. I don't understand how the various package managers work.

Many packages require e.g. c compilers or even installing j, so it's pretty tedious. But the pure janet packages could be downloaded and have their actual janet files imported locally etc. (however there's no standard repo structure etc. and with the multiple package manager options... it's a lot.)

But I presume there are flags on jpm or one of the newer package managers to install locally - I just don't know them. .___.

> installing so many packages with sudo I have vendored (most?) of the packages, but I really don't know how to handle it otherwise. I don't understand how the various package managers work. Many packages require e.g. c compilers or even installing `j`, so it's pretty tedious. But the pure janet packages could be downloaded and have their actual janet files imported locally etc. (however there's no standard repo structure etc. and with the multiple package manager options... it's a lot.) But I presume there are flags on `jpm` or one of the newer package managers to install locally - I just don't know them. .___.

Awesome! Thanks @veqq! 😄

Awesome! Thanks @veqq! 😄
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