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is this project still alive?
Hi, I'm starting with ArangoDB, and I would like to know if this project is still active.
ready to be used in production?
anyone else use this repo?
@cardimajs @aguilera51284 No this project seems to be inactive and unmaintained, but there are two other libraries that look promising:
https://github.com/AEB-labs/cruddl/ https://github.com/RienNeVaPlus/type-arango
@itsezc I have used it and updated and made a lot of customisation over it. But, I have a version with transaction. But, I can't support it fulltime. I am looking for alternative. But I didn't find any good alternative for my needs.
@roboncode said he would update this. But it's hard to maintain libraries without many contributors.
@iraycd I disagree, there are still 3 PRs lacking any sort of feedback, the last commit was over a year ago, and that too was mine for a documentation typo, clearly showing signs of disinterest. People are willing to contribute, someone just has to maintain this project. This project, like with Cruddl is lacking proper documentation, examples and a roadmap.
However, I'm certainly interested in developing an alternative based on Orango, with inspiration taken from Cruddl and TypeArango.
@itsezc 👍 I am willing to help you and contribute towards it. I am using Orango in production.
Even @roboncode told me that he was using in Production. I don't know about the present status.
I have neglected this project for about a year now. I marked it in the readme as inactive. It is true that I am using it in a production project. I am also using a Go version (which I have spent most of my time on this past year and is not publicly available) in production as well and between the two I am going to revisit the project and start working on a TypeScript version that will address many of the limitations I feel Orango suffers from and the things I have found in working with Arango. There is no expected release dates have been planned since it is just a side project.
On Sat, May 30, 2020 at 10:14 PM Ray Ch [email protected] wrote:
👍 I am willing to help you help you. I am using Orango in production.
Even @roboncode https://github.com/roboncode told me that he was using in Production. I don't know about the present status.
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I have neglected this project for about a year now. I marked it in the readme as inactive. It is true that I am using it in a production project. I am also using a Go version (which I have spent most of my time on this past year and is not publicly available) in production as well and between the two I am going to revisit the project and start working on a TypeScript version that will address many of the limitations I feel Orango suffers from and the things I have found in working with Arango. There is no expected release dates have been planned since it is just a side project. … On Sat, May 30, 2020 at 10:14 PM Ray Ch @.***> wrote: 👍 I am willing to help you help you. I am using Orango in production. Even @roboncode https://github.com/roboncode told me that he was using in Production. I don't know about the present status. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#89 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAGIL42R6ELY6IFS2GAONJTRUHKSZANCNFSM4KZI6AGQ .
Glad to hear that you're coming back, if this is the case then things you should be looking into are:
- Documentation - Its very lacking, operations such as delete aren't well documented
- Features - you mentioned TypeScript, thats a great start but Arango now comes with ArangoSearch, and alternatives such as Cruddl makes use of edges; all these can be used to introduce a great many features.
- API - Introducing relations like Mongoose has for example, options for seeding and the likes.
Theres a great many things that can be done to improve Orango, it would be wise to introduce a roadmap and follow through with it. Personally i'm more than happy to help and I'm sure others such as @iraycd share my views.
I have not been impressed with ArangoSearch. It is a weak alternative to ElasticSearch. I need to review the alternative projects out there and see if there is anything that they do not currently provide. No point in reinventing the wheel. I know that since I created Orango there have been some libraries that have emerged and may provide a complete solution, dunno yet. If there is anything you find that Orango provides that these others do not, I would be interested in hearing
On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 11:57 AM Chiru B [email protected] wrote:
I have neglected this project for about a year now. I marked it in the readme as inactive. It is true that I am using it in a production project. I am also using a Go version (which I have spent most of my time on this past year and is not publicly available) in production as well and between the two I am going to revisit the project and start working on a TypeScript version that will address many of the limitations I feel Orango suffers from and the things I have found in working with Arango. There is no expected release dates have been planned since it is just a side project. … <#m_1217749943421907233_> On Sat, May 30, 2020 at 10:14 PM Ray Ch @.***> wrote: 👍 I am willing to help you help you. I am using Orango in production. Even @roboncode https://github.com/roboncode https://github.com/roboncode told me that he was using in Production. I don't know about the present status. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#89 (comment) https://github.com/roboncode/orango/issues/89#issuecomment-636418197>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAGIL42R6ELY6IFS2GAONJTRUHKSZANCNFSM4KZI6AGQ .
Glad to hear that you're coming back, if this is the case then things you should be looking into are:
- Documentation - Its very lacking, operations such as delete aren't well documented
- Features - you mentioned TypeScript, thats a great start but Arango now comes with ArangoSearch, and alternatives such as Cruddl makes use of edges; all these can be used to introduce a great many features.
- API - Introducing relations like Mongoose has for example, options for seeding and the likes.
Theres a great many things that can be done to improve Orango, it would be wise to introduce a roadmap and follow through with it. Personally i'm more than happy to help and I'm sure others such as @iraycd https://github.com/iraycd share my views.
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@armenr This is a good for Node.js but there is one in Python.
Waiting for @roboncode to start a new one.
I have developed an application for migration which is in alpha. But works, Readme is not clear.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/migrado
It’s not dependent on Orango