What every tool has to look up

Which languages exist, what files they claim, what builds them, and how package identity is spelled in each registry — as data, in a crate that depends on nothing.

827languages 36ecosystems 1111toolchains 42registries 58recorded gaps

What is actually known

Eight things langbank can know about a language. Most know one. Which, and which languages are thin.

facet	lets a consumer	languages
`detection`	recognise a file as this language	822
`comments`	strip comments without parsing	229
`facets`	know it hosts components or styles	22
`conventions`	find its tests and fixtures	17
`toolchain`	name a tool that handles it	206
`compiler`	build or run it	23
`analyser`	lint or format it	111
`ecosystem`	resolve its packages	29

Most languages know one thing about themselves

The part that does something

Where several languages claim an extension, langbank carries rules that read the bytes instead. Paste a file — it says which rule fired, not just which language.

0 of 8	5
1 of 8	530
2 of 8	120
3 of 8	80
4 of 8	55
5 of 8	18
6 of 8	4
7 of 8	5
8 of 8	10