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The list of potential projects

Open s-KaiNet opened this issue 8 years ago • 0 comments

The list of potential projects I found on npm:

  • [x] CSOMNode
  • [x] gd-sprest
  • [x] generator-spcaf
  • [x] gulp-spcolor2scss
  • [x] gulp-spsync
  • [x] gulp-spsync-creds
  • [x] gulp-spcolor-stylus
  • [x] node-sppkg-deploy
  • [x] passport-sharepoint
  • [x] sharepoint-extractor
  • [x] sharepoint-file
  • [x] sharepointplus
  • [x] sharepointconnector
  • [x] spfx-build-url-rewrite
  • [x] spfx-extensions-cli
  • [x] spcmd
  • [x] sprestlib
  • [x] spscript
  • [x] sp-wiki-to-docx
  • [x] gulp-spcolor-stylus
  • [x] spdeployment
  • [x] sp-workbench-api-proxy
  • [x] @beyond-sharepoint/spo-shell
  • [x] generator-portals-clientside

The main goal of this Awesome-* repository is to provide a list of proven Node.JS modules for using with SharePoint. Ideally module should be used by community with significant downloads amount (let it be > 100 per month at the beginning, it's too small, but it's ok for such unique combination like SharePoint and Node.JS) or a new module which provides some unique functionality. We are not collecting all SharePoint related modules from npm, we are just trying to distinguish the most useful.
Therefore I'm proposing below criteria for rejecting module (if at least one criteria is satisfied, module get rejected):

  1. updated more than 4 years ago
  2. updated more than 2 years ago and doesn't have significant downloads count per month (> 100)
  3. doesn't have valid readme file or any web site with description how to use it
  4. doesn't have significant downloads and at the same time might be replaced with existing well-known module
  5. can be used in a browser only, without any exception

s-KaiNet avatar Sep 02 '17 15:09 s-KaiNet