php-rewrite #731
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(Non PHP based version will still be supported at least until the PHP version will be released) |
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I'd love to see an API, even though you plan to remove it with the rewrite. A few suggestions:
Thanks for the great work you did so far! |
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Option for caching/configure of caching? |
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this sound like a move that the original NPM has been doing (NPM v3), and since they announced that, |
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Hey @Zoey2936 i see you have created a draft pr for this and github-actions did create a docker image for it. Is it already possible to test the php rewrite version as a docker container and what about migrating to it from the current version? |
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Hello, this is not a new release.
I want to rewrite NPMplus in PHP in the near future, this will unify the backend and frontend, but will remove the API, I will try to make it possible to migrate to the rewrite from the "old" Node.js version (not sure with TLS Certificates). Please write Ideas you want into this discussion. The rewritten version will look different from NPMplus does now, CSS will be done by @DavidCraftDev. No I don't know when I will start working on this and when I will be finished with it / when an alpha/beta version will be published. But you can expect that not all changes listed below will be there with the first release.
What will be added/changed/kept?
later:
Unsure:
instead of using acme.sh and nginx, use caddy instead? not sure...No...change licence? Maybe to MPL 2.0 or later or (L/A)GPL 3.0 or later, or keep MIT... Should be possible because nearly all files not created by me will be removed.Yes, will change the Licence to AGPL 3.0This discussion was created from the release php-rewrite.
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