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Call for maintainers 馃挕聽#117
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@alecsammon does not have the bandwidth to maintain the project anymore. He has agreed to hand over the project to whoever is willing to take over. We could also consider hosting it under the https://github.com/raml-org organization.
I am tagging a few people here based on the latest PRs. I also think those PRs would be a good starting point for a new release.
@vbartusevicius
@InfopactMLoos
@AnzeDspot
@therealgambo
@jefferson-lima
@RETFU
(I apologize in advance if you're not interested but this seemed like the best way to do this)
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therealgambo commentedon Feb 2, 2018
Sounds like a great idea to have it hosted and maintained under the scope of the raml-org namespace. This should provide additional credibility not only to this project, but also to the RAML specification.
I'm still surprised to this day about how little traction there has been (other than this project) for a fully compliant PHP library that implements the RAML specification considering there are still plenty of PHP powered API's and websites all throughout the internet.
Personally, I feel like this is something Mulesoft has dropped the ball on slightly, the RAML spec is great however I always feel like it is a daunting task trying to incorporate it into a project with such few libraries that met the spec unless you are writing something in Node, Java or .Net.
At the moment I think this (https://github.com/eLama/php-raml-parser) is probably the most recent fork currently alive with activity. Please correct me if you find another.
jstoiko commentedon Feb 5, 2018
Thanks for the pointers.
@arheyy: would you and the folks @Elama be interested in merging your fork back upstream and taking over
php-raml-parser?InfopactMLoos commentedon Feb 6, 2018
@jstoiko thanks for the mention but as my company switched to swagger we are not currently working on RAML at the moment. I really liked working with RAML so its good to see this being picked up again, good luck with the project!
vbartusevicius commentedon Apr 2, 2018
@jstoiko - our company uses RAML to automatically generate PHP/JS code, so I think it could be maintained at least temporary by me. I would prefer https://github.com/eLama/php-raml-parser fork to be moved under
raml-org. This means RAML0.8 support gets dropped.martin-georgiev commentedon Apr 3, 2018
@jstoiko, here in @Lendable we are also using RAML. I and my team can give a helping hand in keeping the project alive and cared for.
As an original author @alecsammon suggests handing the project to RAML.org, is there a broad consensus on this?
vbartusevicius commentedon Apr 3, 2018
I think official parser for PHP would be great, of course if raml-org agrees.
jstoiko commentedon Apr 3, 2018
Sounds good! I propose that we continue this conversation on Slack. If that鈥檚 ok with you folks, you can join here: https://raml.org/slack and ping me there, I will create a dedicated channel for the PHP parser.
jefferson-lima commentedon Apr 4, 2018
Thanks for mention, but currently I don't have the time to make a commitment with this project, but I will keep following it and contribute whenever I can.
vbartusevicius commentedon Apr 23, 2018
I wanto to invite @eduard-sukharev in this discussion as I see he did a lot of code reviews/merges.
Eduard, maybe you could help us on moving https://github.com/eLama/php-raml-parser fork under official raml.org? Or maybe you know the person currently maitainig this fork?
martin-georgiev commentedon Apr 28, 2018
I've merged the @Elama 's fork back in
masterand some RAML 1.0 support is now provided by the new major version 3. This brings us very close to a state where the repository can be moved to the @raml-org organisation.jstoiko commentedon May 18, 2018
The repository transfer has been completed and I am happy to report that
raml-php-parseris now hosted underraml-org.@martin-georgiev has been helping a lot lately and will keep contributing, but the more we are the better. So if you are interested in contributing, please feel free to get in touch. The best way is to join our #raml-php-parser channel on Slack.
martin-georgiev commentedon May 22, 2018
@DenisovMaksim will you and your team also be interested in collaborating on the project?
martin-georgiev commentedon May 28, 2018
@arheyy will you be interested in collaborating on the project?
eduard-sukharev commentedon Sep 19, 2018
@martin-georgiev we as eLama team are glad to see our contributions were merged back upstream, we'd gladly provide more contributions if our company feels the needs for ones. Currently, though, we don't have much dev power available to do more development on this project, although we still use RAML and Raml parser lib.
arheyy commentedon Apr 11, 2019
Sorry guys, have no time