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mikekelly / hal-browser

An API browser for the hal+json media type
MIT License
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Offer as webjar for simple Spring-HATEOAS (and Play & etc.) integration #41

Closed drdamour closed 9 years ago

drdamour commented 10 years ago

Spring-HATEOAS is supporting HAL OOTB and it also has support for webjars as it's built on Spring MVC. Wrapping up the hal-browser into a webjar would be a great way to deploy it side by side with any Spring-HATEOAS implementation.

All that would need to happen is for someone to make releases on github for each significant milestone and leave it for all eternity (a small commitment). They don't even have to be major version numbers. 0.1.0 is fine...but they should follow semantic versioning.

I'm happy to put together the webjar package and submit it if a release is published on GH.

odrotbohm commented 9 years ago

I second that request. A Webjar would be perfect for consumption within Java projects. However, at least creating some releases (tags?) would help downstream consumption of the browser. Currently you have to copy the files from an arbitrary commit and bundle it with your app somehow.

tommyb82 commented 9 years ago

webjar would be good - it was my first thought after 'this all looks really great'. Cheers.

agebhar1 commented 9 years ago

@andrekampert did the job https://github.com/Product-Foundry/hal-browser-webjar, but it seems a fork request to webjars.org is missing (https://github.com/Product-Foundry/hal-browser-webjar/issues/1)

andrekampert commented 9 years ago

Release request created at https://github.com/webjars/webjars/issues/946

tommyb82 commented 9 years ago

Great, thanks guys

gregturn commented 9 years ago

It's now listed in webjars at https://github.com/webjars/hal-browser so I suppose you could close this ticket.

mikekelly commented 9 years ago

ok :+1:

drdamour commented 9 years ago

fyi, there's still some friction for webjars since this repo doesn't use revision / releases but yay!

gregturn commented 9 years ago

I know. That's why I worked with @jamesward to push out a release to webjars. If this project would start doing releases, then its not hard to update the process.

mikekelly commented 9 years ago

You need me to start using github releases? That's no problem, really