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@dimkr Agreed. 7K isn't much. 7K for SIS makes sense because it's a suite. And what I really meant by that was to explain why it's not like a 2K Gemini server - it's not 2K because it supports way more than a minimal Gemini server. Even has support for converting between gemtext, gophermap, nex, etc. for proxying.
12K for AuraGem is quite a bit though. Almost double SIS itself.
The line counts I provided don't include the lines for external golang packages, btw. (SIS doesn't use other packages outside of the standard library for the networking code, however.)
What was mainly surprising to me was that SIS is significantly more complicated and complex than AuraGem's code, and yet is almost half of AuraGem! AuraGem is not very complicated code at all, and I'm not even including the Search Engine crawler in the line counts because that's a different repo.
Just to be clear, AuraGem uses SIS as a library, so I'm talking about AuraGem's code excluding SIS itself. There are also no tests.
Technically, AuraGem plus SIS is 19K lines of just golang code.
Jan 15 ยท 4 days ago
Did a lines of code count on AuraGem's server. Turns out it was much larger than I expected, lol. 12,000 lines of Go code for AuraGem proper, and 7,000 for SIS (the server library/software). Didn't realize AuraGem got so big.
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