bencoveney / barrelsby

Automatic TypeScript barrels (index.ts files) for your entire code base

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Looking for new maintainers

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Barrelsby was a hobby project that has been left to languish a bit recently, as I don't actively use it day-to-day. I don't think I'm able to put the time into this library that it deserves.

I'll happily add new maintainers to the repository who have shown an interest in the project, either through issues, pull requests, or otherwise. If you're interested, please reach out here, or send an email to bencoveney [at] gmail.com.

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Hi @bencoveney , I'd be interested in maintaining this project. I enjoy using this for my personal projects and it may see adoption by my team if it's maintained regularly.

Hi @BitForger

Thanks for your interest in the project and apologies for my absence. I've sent an invite to the repository. I'm happy for you to go ahead and make any changes to the project that you think are appropriate - merging pull requests etc.

One thing I need to figure out is how to handle publishing changes to NPM. As this project is used by a number of people, I am concerned I would be irresponsible to grant publish capability immediately without doing some reviews myself of the published code. We can take a look at github actions etc to support this in the future.

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Hi @BitForger

Thanks for your interest in the project and apologies for my absence. I've sent an invite to the repository. I'm happy for you to go ahead and make any changes to the project that you think are appropriate - merging pull requests etc.

No worries! and thanks for the invite.

One thing I need to figure out is how to handle publishing changes to NPM. As this project is used by a number of people, I am concerned I would be irresponsible to grant publish capability immediately without doing some reviews myself of the published code. We can take a look at github actions etc to support this in the future.

Totally understand. I'm thinking GH actions are a good idea. I'll create a PR from my fork. It might have the actions included in that so you can take a look.