Broken with rollup >= 1.0 -- Is project dead?

[deavial]

Version 1.24.1 is broken with rollup >= 1.0

If this project is dead could you send the deprecated flag to npm to let us all know.

npm deprecate rollup-stream@"<= 1.24.1" "rollup-stream is no longer maintained and is not compatible with rollup versions >= 1.0"

Thanks

[lemmabit]

The project isn't dead. I'm sorry to anyone whose lives I've made harder by failing to maintain my packages—I have depression, and for the past year or so, I just haven't had it in me to keep up with an unstable API and programming decisions I made when I was 16 in the midst of everything else.

Rollup finally reaching 1.0.0 (after all these years!) is good news for me and this package. The next version of rollup-stream will be 2.0.0, and the API will once again be harmonized with Rollup's. I may also move the logic into a separate backend package that would use dependency injection instead of depending on Rollup directly, since, though it may not be as useful now that the API's stabilized, that's something I wanted to try before to reduce the impact of my limitations as a maintainer on users.

Thanks for checking in.

[trent-boyd]

@Permutatrix From one guy with depression to another: I'm rooting for you. Those years are tough.

[b1lly]

Is there some weird issue with plugins with this project related to versioning? I'm trying to use the rollup-plugin-common-js with your plugin and it seems to be failing.

When I use the rollup CLI with the rollup-plugin-common-js package, things work fine, but if I use it with rollup-streams through gulp, it seems to fail.

Is this related?

https://github.com/rollup/rollup-plugin-commonjs/issues/299

function bundleTemplates() {
  return rollup({
    input: 'src/template.js',
    output: {
      file: 'dist/templates.js',
      format: 'umd',
      name: 'FOO'
    },
    plugins: [
      resolve(),
      commonjs({
        include: './node_modules/**'
      })
    ]
  })
  .pipe(dest('dist'));
}

Any thoughts or ideas about how to approach this?

[shellscape]

@Permutatrix if you're willing to transfer the repo and assign NPM rights, the Rollup org would be happy to adopt this package and help to keep it up to date.

[shellscape]

We've put together https://github.com/rollup/stream to fill this need for users.