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trippo / ResponsiveFilemanager

Completely Responsive Filemanager with integration for tinyMCE,CKEditor and CLEditor editor
http://responsivefilemanager.com
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Rewrite #438

Open gordon-matt opened 6 years ago

gordon-matt commented 6 years ago

I remember a couple of years ago you said you wanted to rewrite RFM to use AngularJS, so it's easier for everyone who doesn't use PHP to use RFM. Is that still going to happen? If not, is it possible you can just do similar to what elFinder does? What I mean is: with elFinder, the default implementation is PHP, but you can create your own "connector". They have 3rd party connectors for Java, Python, Ruby, .NET and I created one myself for .NET Core as well.

gordon-matt commented 6 years ago

FYI - I am working on migrating my ResponsiveFileManagerMVC project to .NET Core. You can find the code, here: peachpie-responsive-file-manager. As the name suggests, it runs on Peachpie PHP compiler for .NET Core. There are still a few bugs to work out... and it's an older version of RFM (because the latest version is using some PHP functions that are not yet supported by Peachpie), but it's a good start and will improve over time.

For a long term solution, I still think it's better if you can find the time to do the rewrite, but I haven't heard you mention anything more about it for a long time. Did you give up because lack of time?

gordon-matt commented 6 years ago

Look what I just found: https://github.com/guillermomartinez/filemanager-ui It looks very similar to yours, but he split the UI and connector to separate projects. Maybe you can use his work for inspiration on separating your UI and connector code as well? Or maybe even work together with this guy?