00:47 <ocdtrekkie> Shouldn't be that hard to use enter-grain outside of vagrant-spk, should it?

00:49 <isd> No, I don't think it's a big task. I'm not sure how much of the logic is in vagrant-spk itself vs. that binary.

00:51 <isd> Looks like the binary expects to be handed the pid, the logic of working out which apps are in dev mode and selecting the right thing, finding it's pid etc. is in vagrant-spk.

00:51 <isd> So we'd have to factor that out.

00:51 <ocdtrekkie> That's kinda what I figured, the hardest part would be selecting what to enter.

00:53 <ocdtrekkie> I wonder if someday, after the someday-refactoring-spk, if it'd make more sense to bring that sort of functionality up to spk and then let vagrant-spk just invoke it.

00:54 <isd> I'd definitely like to move to a model where any logic that happens inside the vm is packaged in a way such that we can use it independent of vagrant-spk.

00:54 <ocdtrekkie> If only from a further-confusing-documentation issue, I'm loathe to add a function to SPK dev that can't be an "spk command" format command that's relatively similar to vagrant-spk.

00:55 <ocdtrekkie> If we decide enter-grain should be more than vagrant-spk specific magic, we should figure out how to bring it up to spk itself for any dev tool to make use of.

00:58 <isd> I kinda would still like to be able to write stuff in higher-level languages than C++ where possible. Maybe spk could do something similar to git, where if it sees a subcommand it doesn't recognize, it looks for a binary named spk-<subcommand> and delegates to that.

01:01 <isd> (This is less of an issue for enter_grain itself; rust is not what I would call a "high level language," but I'd prefer not to schackle ourselves to doing everything in C++ just for the cli UI).

01:02 <ocdtrekkie> Yeah

03:50 <ill_logic> Okay, the tile server works with leaflet. I'm scrolling a map within Sandstorm.

03:50 <ill_logic> leaflet is the javascript frontend that facilitates the scrolling (probably among other things)

03:52 <ill_logic> A map of New Hampshire, a mere 2.16 GB

03:52 <ill_logic> Definitely not one for the demo server.