Looking for maintainers :)
mweststrate opened this issue · 27 comments
Interested? Let us know!
@mweststrate We're starting to use serializr at work and I have found it very useful so far.
I would be interested in helping maintain the project.
@maxdeviant @alexggordon Thanks for the response! Send an invite to the both of you! You guys have maintainer rights now. Once needed I can grant npm publish reights as well :). Have fun and ping me when you have any questions!
@mweststrate I ever tried to create some handy decorators until I found this project ... But it seem that this project is left without maintaining.
I am tired to extract my data from my model created by mobx again and again ... Now that there is a official project aims to solve this problem, I have no interest to create my own wheels any more.
I'm glad to see this issue, I would be interested in joining it 😃
Hey @chengjianhua, I've been doing maintenance for this for a bit. Assuming @mweststrate is okay with it, I'll go ahead and send you an invite. Just PR any changes you'd like to make!
@mweststrate actually, looks like I don't have permissions to invite @chengjianhua. Would you mind adding him?
@chengjianhua you should be able to accept the invite through: https://github.com/mobxjs/serializr/invitations
@alexggordon you should not be admin on this repo, and be able to invite users in the future
We use MobX a lot in our project and have created a similar tool to do store snapshot and resume.
Recently we are considering migrating to serializr. So I'm willing to help if it's still needed. :)
@nighca you're obviously welcome to contribute however you'd like! If you'd like to take a shot at any of the todo's on the readme, you're welcome too, or just feel free to answer questions/issues as you see fit!
Just popping in to let you know that from all the libs for (de)serializing, I chose this one as it's the most basic and complete one for simple JS objects. We use FP and as much as plain JS as possible and up until know, we did write a (de)serialize function for each kind of object, with lots of the same code like prop: dto.prop, so this will simplify things a lot. Thx for keeping it maintained, and I will do some pull requests if needed for some changes/fixes in the future.
@mweststrate and @alexggordon I'm ready to help maintain the project. It is really useful for some of our scenarios.
Hi. How's the activity these days? I'm looking to solve #98, and I've got an idea of what's wrong,. But as for my suggested solution, it would be really helpfull to pitch it to someone with a greater overview of the repo.
I'd say, feel free to create a PR. if it is involved, you might want to discuss the solution first. I think @alexggordon is still reviewing proposals / solutions, and otherwise, ping me!
Really love the project, thanks for this.
I'm ready to help on the project. Kind of new to OSS though, any initial pointers to what I can have a look and contribute to ?
@rchandu If you are experienced with the project, being new to OSS is no problem. Probably the most valuable way to start is to check the status of the current PRs.
But the easiest way to start is usually by following up on issues with questions or bugs.
I'll send you an invite so that you can commit / branch directly on the repository if you want! Before merging, best doublecheck with @alexggordon or @1R053, or if nobody reacts, ping me (this project isn't super active, as it is in principle complete I'd say, although there always folks with more exotic use cases that might not be supported yet, which can be found back in the 'enhancement' issues)
Still looking for someone to help?
I would be using this library for a major project and would be glad to keep contributing as much as possible. I was actually trying to build a serialization strategy for a Node.js app I'm creating, generating a serializer directly from Sequelize model, then I stepped here and found this library deals with serialization could solve my problem.
@renatoalencar sure, help is welcome!
@renatoalencar and @rchandu the easiest way to get started is to chime in on open issues, review PRs or open ones where you see fit :) I or one of the other maintainers will assign actual permissions when needed, and just ping if in doubt :)
That's perfect.
I'm interested ✋.
@pablo1v "the easiest way to get started is to chime in on open issues, review PRs or open ones where you see fit :) I or one of the other maintainers will assign actual permissions when needed, and just ping if in doubt" still applies :). If at any point more permissions are needed (e.g. to be able to merge, release, etc) just let us know and we can grant more permissions.
@mweststrate Ok, I will create compromise with the project whenever I can.
Hello. I'm currently using this library in multiple projects (both work and personal) and, as you can see, also created a few PRs to solve problems I've encountered.
If you are still looking for maintainers I surely can help you. Honestly I don't have so much free time from work but I'll help whenever I can.
Hey @monesidn thanks for the initiative and all the PRs set up! I'll get back to you in a couple of days!
@monesidn ok that looks all reasonable! Added you as collaborator, that should unblock for now :). Let me know if you need anything else.