Closed Emerson closed 4 years ago
Auspicus
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5 years ago Hey @Emerson!
I'm working with a few others in the Drupal community on a Drupal specific adaptation of this library (see Desarol/devour-drupal). Thanks to how modular it is, we were able to get away with just defining models (and setting a custom collectionPath) so big 👍 for that.
I'd be happy to help out in maintaining the underlying devour client!
Emerson
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5 years ago @Auspicus - added you to this project. You should now have the ability to read/write/merge/manage issues.
I'll need to get you setup on npm as well so you can actually push releases
Auspicus
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5 years ago @Emerson Sure, how do we go about doing that? My npm username is edisch.
Emerson
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5 years ago @Auspicus - added to NPM as a maintainer. You should be able to push releases now. We have some stuff setup in the package.json file that handles releases. More often than not it's just npm run release:patch
Auspicus
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5 years ago Awesome. I'll take a look at everything today after work and see what we can get out.
auvipy
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5 years ago I use it with Django based REST JSON API projects. and have regular usage of it. I would love to help maintain this project.
tijn
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4 years ago In our company we're using devour in all our front-end projects. So logically we have an interest in fixing issues. I'll be glad to help out with maintenance.
Emerson
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4 years ago @tijn and @auvipy - Added you as admins to this repo, please feel free to keep it alive and well <3
auvipy
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4 years ago closing for now. will open if needed in future
tomers
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4 years ago Thanks @tijn and @auvipy for you contributions and your support for this project! Highly appreciated
ekampp
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3 years ago @tijn and @auvipy, you rock! 🚀
Howdy Everyone,
Happy to see this project is useful for so many people! I'm currently working full time over at Closing Folders and we don't use JSON-API spec, so my knowledge of this project is fading.
I still think there is big value in JSON-API and it seems like lots of folks are using this project so I'm interested to hear from anyone who might want to take a more active role in maintaining things. At this point I just drop in every few months, merge any obvious fixes, and release a patch version on NPM.
Anyways, please chime in if you're interested in helping out! You can also reach out directly at emerson.lackey@gmail.com. @tomers has also been helping to maintain things so it's worth chatting with him as well.