05.04.2026 17:07, mykyta@nazarenko.sbs пишет:
> Hi there!
> 
> nchat - is a terminal-based Telegram, WhatsApp and Signal client.
> 
> Most terminal-based clients for Telegram that exist at the moment do not have such a wide range of functionality and ease of use, so it would be very appropriate to add nchat into ports-tree.
> 
> WhatsApp and Signal support is currently impossible due to limitations in static-linking ( libs that use cgo cannot be static-linked normally ).
> 
> Feedback? OK?
> 
> With best regards,
> Nazarenko Mykyta

Just had a quick look, didn't build it:

- top comment/link about protocols seems unrelated to architectures?

- if this is Go and links statically, do we want to set WANTLIB anyway
  as is done with dlopen()ed libs to get package bumps on lib updates?

- if only Telegram is supported, COMMENT could mention that;
  "messaging client" is pretty vague and does not mention CLI/GUI, either

- GH_* sets DISTNAME and HOMEPAGE, no need for V

- can net/tdlib/ be used like net/py-telegram and net/tdesktop do?

- is DPB_PROPERTIES related to that "note" comment?
  why does it need that?

- MODULES (in your case) already sets CONFIGURE_STYLE;
  no need or +=, = is fine

- pledge marker usually is "uses pledge()" without blank line after it;
  the patch adding pledge has header and code comments that don't help;
  "stdio rpath wpath cpath inet fattr flock tty proc" is quite broad:
  - what does it "proc", but not "exec" for?
  - can unveil() be used?
  better leave out such patches during import or explain things in detail,
  otherwise users might get a broken port and/or porters have to redo
  all your work in order to understand how you arrived at that promise.

- COPMILER omitting "base-gcc" usually warrants a comment explaining why,
  e.g. "C++11", "thread local storage" or so

- ccache must not be a BUILD_DEPEND, surely it works without?
  there's USE_CCACHE for that doing all the setup, see bsd.port.mk(5)

- copy/pasted DESCR needs line wrapping, technically says that OpenBSD
  is not supported and mentions protocols you said don't work.