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Honestly... it's a tough story to explain. Snekfetch was made by a developer on the DiscordJS library and through that it got the most usage but starting v4.X it got a lot of issues and DiscordJS ended up switching to Node-Fetch instead. You can read the full story on this PR.
Anyway to the point, now that DiscordJS has dropped usage of Snekfetch the usage base for the lib has dropped enormously with it and now when installing booru through yarn it will even tell users to switch to node-fetch:
yarn install v1.10.1
info No lockfile found.
[1/5] Validating package.json...
[2/5] Resolving packages...
warning booru > snekfetch@3.6.4: use node-fetch instead
warning snekfetch@4.0.4: use node-fetch instead
[3/5] Fetching packages...
[4/5] Linking dependencies..
I personally made the jump from snekfetch to node-fetch a while ago for my Discord bot and while I have to admit it was quite an undertaking due to the different code structure it uses, it wasn't all too bad and I suppose that for a lib such as Booru it would take at most 2-3 hours if not less (depending on how quickly you can grasp the way node-fetch works)
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Honestly... it's a tough story to explain. Snekfetch was made by a developer on the DiscordJS library and through that it got the most usage but starting v4.X it got a lot of issues and DiscordJS ended up switching to Node-Fetch instead. You can read the full story on this PR.
Anyway to the point, now that DiscordJS has dropped usage of Snekfetch the usage base for the lib has dropped enormously with it and now when installing booru through yarn it will even tell users to switch to node-fetch:
I personally made the jump from snekfetch to node-fetch a while ago for my Discord bot and while I have to admit it was quite an undertaking due to the different code structure it uses, it wasn't all too bad and I suppose that for a lib such as Booru it would take at most 2-3 hours if not less (depending on how quickly you can grasp the way node-fetch works)
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