During the BeyondAEC hackathon at Sasaki this weekend, I made a website https://truevis.com/nodes so we can use web search technology to help find nodes’ packages and descriptions. I hope this will help the Dynamo community, especially once it gets indexed by Google.
To get the content, I parsed out 900 DYF files and made a web page for each one.
I plan to add the node names and description from the packages where all the nodes are in a BIN folder like BimorphNodes, too. Gotta add the core nodes, too, such as from <C:\Program Files\Dynamo\Dynamo Core\1.2\en-US\DSCoreNodes.xml>, which look like the same format.
Suggestions, including which packages to add, are welcome.
I think it definitely needs to include ZeroTouch nodes as a lot of packages are made with these. I would also suggest to perhaps work your way down the package manager list with the number of downloads being considered as this would include packages that users rely on frequently, and not just the ones the uploader had installed at the time.
Also, this website only offers search? Would there be a way to allow for menus like https://dynamonodes.com/ has been doing for a while?
