Let's think about it for a moment, comparing this project to PRAW will make us realize how far it is from being a fully-featured wrapper for the Reddit API!
The development is slow, tons of issues are not resolved and many features are missing, especially the undocumented endpoints that are already supported by PRAW.
The code-base itself is good, it only needs a push forward, we can just port functions from PRAW to JavaScript and they will work like a charm:
Let's think about it for a moment, comparing this project to PRAW will make us realize how far it is from being a fully-featured wrapper for the Reddit API! The development is slow, tons of issues are not resolved and many features are missing, especially the undocumented endpoints that are already supported by PRAW. The code-base itself is good, it only needs a push forward, we can just port functions from PRAW to JavaScript and they will work like a charm:
More people should contribute to this project, personally I'm going to open some pull requests soon to add more features.