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Netflix / fast_jsonapi

No Longer Maintained - A lightning fast JSON:API serializer for Ruby Objects.
Apache License 2.0
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Is still maintained? #433

Open pedrofurtado opened 4 years ago

pedrofurtado commented 4 years ago

@shishirmk :+1:

janklimo commented 4 years ago

I could use some of the code that's been merged since the last release. So a minor version release would help 👍

jopotts commented 4 years ago

@shishirmk Thanks for the great work you've put into this gem. It would be great to see some PRs getting merged. Can Netflix spare any additional resource? Or perhaps an additional community maintainer could be found to help?

artzte commented 4 years ago

Agreed. Fantastic work on this gem. It is indispensable for my project. Would love to see greater engagement of community members who are willing to pitch in.

kpheasey commented 4 years ago

With 0 activity for months from a big company, I assume this is now an abandoned project. This gem is indispensable to my company's workflow across many projects. We, this community, may have to create an official/unofficial fork for now :(

Considering the backlog of requests we should start with this -> https://github.com/Netflix/fast_jsonapi/pull/411

I'd say it's a good days work for one person to go through everything. We just need to make sure all the PR's have good test coverage. All the PR's I looked through are for valid use cases and do not affect performance.

The hard part will be getting everyone onboard.

What does everyone think about that?

EDIT: submitted too quickly....

kpheasey commented 4 years ago

Looks like @jopotts has gotten the ball rolling. https://github.com/fast-jsonapi/fast_jsonapi

Is it possible to copy a PR to a downstream project? Let's move the discussion there for now -> https://github.com/fast-jsonapi/fast_jsonapi/issues/1

sandstrom commented 4 years ago

@sriniwasgr Ping! 😄

If this is maintained it would be great if the readme could be updated, pointing to the new repo.