Closed MatthewVita closed 3 years ago
@MatthewVita I apologize for my late reply as well, been busy with work these past couple of weeks.
Node Version
PR LGTM, but I recommend we set engine field on package.json according to my following comment before we merge this PR.
Node Engine Version
Oh that <11
was for the current package of node-hl7-complete i.e anything less than < 3.1
, since existing npm packages don't work with node 12 or greater. -> we should release a npm package version with the hapi version bump I had merged already.
But once we merge the node-java PR, the semver should be updated to 3.1 and node-hl7-complete will be supported on all versions of node > 7 (set by engine field of node-java).
Hapi/Jar Updates
Great to hear that man.
HL7 Jar Versioning Question
I assumed you had some correlation reasoning between the versions of node-hl7-complete and hapi.jar
SLF4J Question
This is super annoying, but I have no clue how I could help here.
README Node Version Reference
I figure it would be best to mention that anything <3.1 of node-hl7-complete will only work on node versions < 11 and for anything beyond that, you should be using node-hl7-complete@3.2
Mention of Docker
I appreciate your thinking, but like I said earlier I feel it would be best to put in effort for that, if someone raises a request for that, but then again if you could allocate some time for that, I would be happy to review it though.
Publish
Thanks.
Btw this is how you give someone npm publishing rights.
npm owner add <user> <your-package-name>
Unless you won't be able to get to the PRs in time, I don't really care about the publish rights.
@privateOmega - sorry for the delay. I took a little trip :).
Node Version Engine
I put this together after some testing: https://github.com/MatthewVita/node-hl7-complete/pull/20 Let me know what you think. I mainly just used nvm to see that Node 11 is all good and Node 13 shows the warning.
Release
The PR that I linked above includes the node-hl7-complete bump to 3.1.0. We can polish up this branch before pushing - I'm in no hurry... want to make sure it's perfect.
README Dependency References
Also in that PR is a completely redone paragraph or so about the needed Java 8 and Node versions. I made sure to link to nvm and Jabba. Please let me know if this doesn't read well.
Mention of Docker
I'm on the fence. I suppose that this will be a project for rainy day!
Publish
I can just do it for now - no problem.
Thanks!
(also I branched off of the https://github.com/MatthewVita/node-hl7-complete/pull/18 branch for this just to make this simple)
@MatthewVita Could we please release a version 3.0.3, merge #18 and then release 3.1.0 from #20 ?
Reasoning behind it is even people using node < 12 can still use this package with and could get improved hl7 parsing support with the latest version of hapi which was merged by me earlier. What do you say?
Hi @privateOmega,
Sorry for my absence. Life keeps happening. I figured I'd put together this issue so we can discuss recent changes/ideas in one place. Please reference everything by the section name.
Node Version
I'm happy to say that I'm able to install the project with Node versions greater than 8 now (e.x.: 14). All it took it was bumping node java to 0.12.1. Please let me know if that PR is correct :).
Node Engine Version
I get the idea of incorporating this, and we should, I just don't follow why you have Node 11 as the limit.
"node" : "<11.0.0"
. Can we go with 14 and under? I'm new to this package field/concept so forgive my ignorance!Hapi/Jar Updates
Thanks for handling this. All is testing well on my end. It's good to know we are current and folks can benefit!
HL7 Jar Versioning Question
I figured I'd keep the Node and Java codebases versioned separately. I don't see it ask a problem honestly. Let me know if I'm missing something/this is a bad pattern.
SLF4J Question
I saw your comment. I haven't had the time to look into this. It's not a great developer experience to always see this unrelated log all of the time.
README Node Version Reference
Currently the README states "[...] rely on those versions to function (Java 8/Node 8.0.0 exactly)." Once my PR is good, I'll update the Node part.
Mention of Docker
You asked if having a Docker solution would contain a newer version of Java. This (and Node) can be locked down. The reason I brought this up is because most developers likely (?) don't use Java 8 anymore and don't want to roll it back (even with solutions such as Jabba). Having a container would solve this problem if the developer is in a Docker-centric environment and doesn't mind making a call http to actually use our solution. From my experience, this isn't an uncommon approach in that environment. I'm still considering if this is worth it. I'll put together a proof-of-concept.
Publish
I haven't forgot about publishing everything to NPM. On my list. I haven't looked into how to give you NPM access.