jejacks0n / mercury-rails

Mercury Editor is a Coffeescript and jQuery based WYSIWYG editor
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Upcoming release? #1

Open akaspick opened 10 years ago

akaspick commented 10 years ago

Hello,

The last release of this gem was about 6 months ago and I would like to take advantage of all of the recent updates that have been made in mercury2.

I noticed that the last official release is about a year ago at v0.9 for the main gem.

Is there a plan to put out a new release soon? Or should I just incorporate mercury from the main git repo without the mercury-rails gem to take advantage of all the updates and fixes for the moment?

Thanks

jejacks0n commented 10 years ago

Mercury2 isn’t finished yet, so I’d probably say no unless you have a firm grasp of the stack.

The html region, snippet functionality, and some bug fixes that need to happen aren’t complete. Sorry.


Jeremy Jackson

On Oct 23, 2013, at 6:44 PM, Andrew Kaspick notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello,

The last release of this gem was about 6 months ago and I would like to take advantage of all of the recent updates that have been made in mercury2.

I noticed that the last official release is about a year ago at v0.9 for the main gem.

Is there a plan to put out a new release soon? Or should I just incorporate mercury from the main git repo without the mercury-rails gem to take advantage of all the updates and fixes for the moment?

Thanks

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dhampik commented 10 years ago

Any update? When mercury2 with it's rails4 compatible gem is planned for relase?

akaspick commented 10 years ago

gem 'mercury-rails', :github => "jejacks0n/mercury"

Works fine in rails 4 for now.

dhampik commented 10 years ago

Thanks, @akaspick We had some issues with that some time ago and tried to use @zipp's fork which has updated jquery version and some other improvements, but seems it has some issues with compiled version of assets.

If original mercury is OK with Rails 4 now we will probably use it.

Anyway, that's a great editor and hope v2 will be released soon thanks to @jejacks0n's dedicated efforts!

jejacks0n commented 10 years ago

It's taking me longer than expected because I haven't had time to work on it that much.


Jeremy Jackson

On Dec 20, 2013, at 8:04 AM, Kirill Kalachev notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks, @akaspick We had some issues with that some time ago and tried to use @zipp's fork which has updated jquery version and some other improvements, but seems it has some issues with compiled version of assets.

If original mercury is OK with Rails 4 now we will probably use it.

Anyway, that's a great editor and hope v2 will be released soon thanks to @jejacks0n's dedicated efforts!

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joshuakfarrar commented 10 years ago

@dhampik there's a bug with compiled assets? I can take a look, if you want to open up an issue on my fork page :)

edit: we might have fixed that bug, thanks to some digging by @dsmithco

akaspick commented 10 years ago

config/environments/production.rb

config.assets.precompile += %w(mercury.css mercury.js jquery-1.7.js)

mercury.html.erb layout

<%= stylesheet_link_tag    'mercury' %>
<%= javascript_include_tag 'jquery-1.7', 'mercury' %>

Works for me in Rails 4.

dhampik commented 10 years ago

Sorry for offtopic. @zipp we are not sure if it's truly your bug or ours, so we will hold on submitting bug report till we will be sure.

lucasfcunha commented 10 years ago

Are you still planning on making a gem from Mercury2?

senych-vitalii commented 9 years ago

@jejacks0n Hey, what about updates to gem? Do you plan it?

jejacks0n commented 9 years ago

I don't plan on updating it anytime soon, but will accept PRs that do the updates cleanly. Sorry, I've been busy with life and work. =)

atainton commented 7 years ago

@jejacks0n Hey, any about updates to gem?