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sezna / nps

NPM Package Scripts -- All the benefits of npm scripts without the cost of a bloated package.json and limits of json
MIT License
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New Maintainer Needed #193

Closed kentcdodds closed 5 years ago

kentcdodds commented 5 years ago

I haven't used this project in a very long time so I'm definitely not the right person to maintain it.

Would anyone else like to take it over?

kevjin commented 5 years ago

Hi Kent, I would be interested in maintaining this project. I found out about this package not too long ago and it has been very useful for organizing our scripts in several of our projects, and can see myself using it long term as well. However, I don't have any contribution history with the project and would like to make some PRs first, I feel like that would only be right. Thanks!

deissh commented 5 years ago

I can become a maintainer since I use nps quite often in my home or work projects. I would like to develop nps in functionality almost to Gulp. At the moment, NPS lacks modularity and simplicity of writing complex scripts, for example, all sorts of pipelines

kentcdodds commented 5 years ago

If that's what you want, then I recommend starting a new project because that explicitly mentioned as something I DON'T want for this project. Thanks anyway!

kentcdodds commented 5 years ago

Nobody has really stepped up. Therefore I'm archiving this project. It still works today, it just wont receive new features/patches/etc.

Feel free to continue using it, but because I'm not using it, I don't have the bandwidth to maintain it.

Feel free to fork the project and republish under a new domain in accordance to the MIT license this project has.

kentcdodds commented 5 years ago

Hey folks, I'd like to introduce you to your new maintainer: @sezna :)

I'm handing him the keys of the kingdom. The repo will be completely transferred to him as well as the npm publish rights.

Hopefully this will help to fix bugs and add new features that people are looking for out of this package. Good luck friends! 👋

sezna commented 5 years ago

Ahoy! Thanks Kent!

justin808 commented 4 years ago

@kentcdodds

I haven't used this project in a very long time so I'm definitely not the right person to maintain it.

What are you using instead?