Open thangngoc89 opened 7 years ago
if it's slow, probably @rvagg only needs to restart it 😁
nice! looks really good to me!
if you added https://openit.io/*
as an alias to https://openit.io/js*
, I'm pretty sure, @rvagg would also be interested in shutting down ghub.io and only setting up a domain redirect
@juliangruber Thank you for your kind words. I'm implementing the alias right now since I'm mainly a JS dev ==> save key strokes. npm eco should have more love then others ;)
Also, I didn't implement the path open yet.
@juliangruber Done with alias https://openit.io/*
to https://openit.io/js*
yeah, something's up with the process, I restarted it and cleaned out the database and it's back to its speedy self .. for now
Hey this looks great!
I'm pretty sure, @rvagg would also be interested in shutting down ghub.io and only setting up a domain redirect
👍
Looks looks, but it is down with 522 error.
I'm long ghub user too and i'm a bit tired of it in last few months.
So, Before even looking over the issues here, i just created https://ghub.now.sh (will upload it to github in a bit).
Uses micro
and now
so it will be extremely fast and stable.
/cc @rvagg @juliangruber
Awesome, keep us posted!
Another fix for now would be to simply remove the npm cache and request the package meta data for each http request. It seems to be this cache that is causing the majority of problems.
Hey @juliangruber
Thank you for created such an amazing service. I was a long time user of your service. But recently, ghub.io becomes unresponsive. Redirect takes several seconds and it looks like there is no activities on this repo. So I decided to go ahead and create a new alternative.
Introducing openit: https://openit.io/ Example link: https://openit.io/js/review , scoped: https://openit/js/@phenomic/core
I focus on aggressive caching so I can talk directly to the CouchDB API instead of synching it locally. This remove a lot of headaches.
And again, thank you for being such a great inspiration