As one of (possibly many) people who will likely start using your fork instead of the original, (because it doesn't run on the new >=Node.js version 8), the only real question on my mind when I read your readme (which was not answered) is: Will sinopia2 work as a drop-in replacement for sinopia? Do we need to do anything differently?
Your readme states the compatibility with npm, and since sinopia2 is a fork of sinopia, with established users who are likely to migrate to sinopia2, it would be great to know the compatibility there also.
Just my 2c
Thanks!
BTW: For each new version of node or each new version of sinopia that I install I just run it like this, and it works every time with zero reconfig or republishing etc.
Hi
Thanks for sharing this fork!
I've come here from this: https://github.com/rlidwka/sinopia/issues/456#issuecomment-306569807
As one of (possibly many) people who will likely start using your fork instead of the original, (because it doesn't run on the new >=Node.js version 8), the only real question on my mind when I read your readme (which was not answered) is: Will sinopia2 work as a drop-in replacement for sinopia? Do we need to do anything differently?
Your readme states the compatibility with npm, and since sinopia2 is a fork of sinopia, with established users who are likely to migrate to sinopia2, it would be great to know the compatibility there also.
Just my 2c Thanks!
BTW: For each new version of node or each new version of sinopia that I install I just run it like this, and it works every time with zero reconfig or republishing etc.
sinopia --config /my_stuff/sinopia-config.yaml /my_stuff/sinopia-config.yaml