selectize/selectize.js

[sospedra]

{
"description": "Selectize is the hybrid of a textbox and box. It's jQuery based and it has autocomplete and native-feeling keyboard navigation; useful for tagging, contact lists, etc.", "fullName": "selectize/selectize.js", "language": "JavaScript", "name": "selectize.js", "openIssues": 698, "owner": "selectize", "stars": 12292, "updatedAt": "2020-04-20T16:05:11Z", "url": "https://github.com/selectize/selectize.js", "license": "Apache-2.0", "topics": [ "input", "select", "tagging" ], "filenames": [ "Jakefile" ], "aceMode": "javascript", "aliases": [ "js", "node" ], "color": "#f1e05a", "extensions": [ ".js", "._js", ".bones", ".es", ".es6", ".frag", ".gs", ".jake", ".jsb", ".jscad", ".jsfl", ".jsm", ".jss", ".mjs", ".njs", ".pac", ".sjs", ".ssjs", ".xsjs", ".xsjslib" ], "interpreters": [ "node" ] }

[sospedra]

More info: selectize/selectize.js#752

[joallard]

Correct, Selectize is currently looking for maintainers.

Quoting myself in 752:

Okay, looks like meanwhile I've gotten admin rights from Brian to be able to nominate maintainers.

This is all a bit stale, so if you're up for it, please make your case. The ideal volunteer is someone who uses the library and knows it well, has participated in issues/PRs before, and who can help move this project forward with the input of the community.

The job is pretty much to review stuff, help people write good code, and best case, scratch their own itches because they significantly use the project. (last point optional)

If there's anything I've learned in open source: it takes a lot of patience, people can be from ungrateful to lovely — sometimes running into an annoying bug for hours can be really tiring too! — and it's real work.

Like I said, ideally, this would look like a team of 2-3.

I'm able to put a tiny bit of help with really meta things, but I can't give actual work time to this, I'm sorry. That said, if we're able to assemble something together so work is supported/funded, that'd be fantastic.

Hopefully this is a new start for this old project ;) — and the people who appreciate it.