matthew-andrews/isomorphic-fetch

Is this library still been maintained?

jasonyin opened this issue · 4 comments

jasonyin commented

Last release was in 2015, is it still been maintained?

dandv commented

No. The author of cross-fetch tried to use it too.

I've unstarred this library and starred cross-fetch.

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matthew-andrews commented

Sorry for the huge delay. I will release a major version soon, please test it against your applications.

dandv commented

Thanks @matthew-andrews. Since a lot of folks have switched to cross-fetch, would it be worth adding a section in the README comparing the two? Similar to the got comparison.

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matthew-andrews commented

oh wow I'm not sure I have time to put together such a nice comparison table, but I've added a very short note about alternatives here:-
https://github.com/matthew-andrews/isomorphic-fetch#alternatives

In my view the best alternative is not using it at all — just pick up the wonderful node-fetch implementation for backend code and rely on the browser or polyfill.io to ensure fetch is available on the client.