Have you given up on this project?

[iamjochem]

@techpines - it's been almost a year since there has been any movement on this project, issues (and more importantly) PRs are piling up ... it looks like you no longer have the time and/or the interest to maintain this project.

Could you please consider doing at least one of the following:

1. Declaring in the top of your README that you are no longer maintaining this project
2. Try to find another developer to take the project over (there seem to a number of active forks, e..g @johncalvinyoung & @shopbeam, maybe amongst them their is a suitable person?)

[iamjochem]

@techpines - just thought I should add that I think asset-rack is a really nice piece of work, I've had success using it and for my purposes it has been the best option ... the only real alternative for me is 'connect-assets' which is an equal (AFAICT) to asset-rack in terms of quality but loses in terms of capabilities (e.g. BrowserifyAsset!).

so ... thank you for the work! ... totally understand that you might not have the time/inclination to continue ... just hoping you are willing to let someone run with it (and that someone wants to!)

PS - I have to confess that I'm not that "someone" because the project is written in coffee-script ... I am the proud owner of a severely coffee-script adverse brain and as such I don't have the practical skills to get properly down'n'dirty with the asset-rack codebase.

[rwilcox]

Another note: looks like Japanese spammers have picked up asset-rack.org :frowning:

[Alex-Cheng]

The asset-rack seems not work on latest Node. The code

rack = require('asset-rack');
assets = new rack.Rack([
            new rack.StaticAssets({
                urlPrefix: '/',
                dirname: '../../professional/generated/images/'
            })
        ]);
app.use(assets);

does not work. The error is app.use requires a middleware function and assets is not. The assets.middleware() function does not exist.

[Alex-Cheng]

I spent a lot of time to try to address the error. However it seems that the asset-rack is not a stable and no longer in maintenance.