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Project seems unmaintained #430
Description
angular2-materialize has been extremely useful for those who were using Angular/AngularJS that migrated to Angular, with Materialize CSS.
However, the project seems to be unmaintained.
There are at the moment 117 issues and PRs for bug fixes that are ignored.
I have an Angular project that uses Materialize and there is a need for me to upgrade to Angular 6.
So I updated the dependencies and created an Angular library.
For those who are interested, feel free to check out ng-materialize.
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rubyboy commentedon May 27, 2018
@joscmw95 is ng-materialize a copy of this repo? The more appropriate way to improve this repo is by forking or branching.
angular2-materialize is an open source. Anyone can and is encouraged to contribute to it.
You are more than welcome to contribute to angular2-materialize with PRs. If you are interested in becoming a maintainer let us know - we are looking for people to help maintain and improve it.
joscmw95 commentedon May 27, 2018
@rubyboy Hi, yes it is a copy of this repo with updated dependencies and some sidetrack logic to disable the directives gracefully in server-side rendering. I'm super glad you replied here, I actually wanted to contact you but not sure how.
As you can see there are more than a hundred issues and some PRs right now so I assumed that you're no longer maintaining the repo. I would happily attempt to maintain the repo but I'm not 100% sure of the process yet.
Since you're looking for people to maintain this repo, I'll remove ng-materialize.
rubyboy commentedon May 27, 2018
@joscmw95 cool, thanks so much for offering. @Dakayl also offered to contribute if someone else is on board (See here: #411).
I've given both of you write permissions on the repo. Please let me know if you haven't received the invite email.
The changes process is quite simple. @luketn and I use the usual semantic release (https://github.com/semantic-release/semantic-release) and commitizen (https://github.com/commitizen/cz-cli) plugins exactly as described in this excellent Egghead course: https://egghead.io/courses/how-to-write-an-open-source-javascript-library :
Again, thanks for the offer to help and please do not hesitate to ask @luketn or me anything. Even though we have little time to maintain the repo we would love to still be involved and potentially help when possible...