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Mini Projects
Jan de Muijnck-Hughes edited this page Dec 16, 2015
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If you’re interested in contributing to Idris, there are several jobs and mini-projects which would help. For example:
- Adding libraries and functions to the base package.
- Low level bindings for various C APIs, including, but not limited to:
- Network sockets
- libgcrypt,
- libSDL
- High level, more dependently typed bindings for the above.
- Expand the tutorial with detailed examples and exercises (or even writing a new one)
- Add to the reference documentation.
- Checking for documentation rot in the
Idris
libraries (seelibs/
), andHaskell
implementation insrc
.
- Compiler support for "go to definition" in editors
- Improving the termination and productivity checkers. The current version works in principle, but has a number of issues which need addressing.
- Proof automation, for example:
- A Presburger arithmetic solver (in progress here).
- Commutative ring rewriting (in progress here)
- Implement something like Interlisp's DWIM for fixing type errors
- Generation of Project Stubbs. Provide support for generation of project stubbs for: new backends, idris library, idris binary.
- Flag to generate ignore files for git and mercurial
- Flag to show paths
- Improve Idris Docs for algebraic data types.
- Investigating and fixing the reports on the issue tracker (low-hanging fruit designates issues that we believe to be easier than others)
- Polishing the packaging system
- Packaging for Mac, for ease of installation (ideally not requiring a Haskell platform installed)
- Packaging for Linux distributions
- Create Idris versions of toy programs for the benchmark game
- Rewrite the test suite to use HSpec or similar to provide nice error reporting, categorization and modular integration of various testing tools.
Binary Packages
Tool Support
Community
- Libraries, available elsewhere
- Idris Developer Meetings
- The Zen of Idris
Development