Anyone extend (or patch) Extendables?

[man9ar00]

At last check, I saw there are 39 forks of Extendables, excluding mine.

https://github.com/debrouwere/Extendables

Besides the pull requests to the original project, I'm wondering if any has made other changes to their fork (enhancements, bug fixes, etc.). And/or what other issues others have encountered wiht Extendables, since the source project currently has no issue tracker.

I'm just interesting in seeing the work others have done and collaborating, etc. since the source project isn't (actively) maintained.

I wish Github made it easier to diff/browse forks to see what changed from the source project. I haven't found out how to do it easily across 39 forks and Github is always slow to load fork detail info.

[DBarranca]

Hi,

I run into this thread looking for info about Extendables (precisely their Socket implementation) - so it's not anymore maintained, which I suspected looking at the last commit date for most of the files.

Thanks in advance for any update on the subject,

Davide Barranca

[Loic.Aigon]

Hi all,

Regarding to socket implementation, the simple yet powerful getUrl script from our friends at rorohiko is pretty cool

Loic

[DBarranca]

Hi Loïc,

how are you doing 🙂 I did look at Kris code (which is pretty cool indeed!), but I'm currently toying with POST, so extendables seemed to fit better.

Thanks,

Davide

[Loic.Aigon]

DBarranca‌ I am fine, thanks for asking I hope you are doing fine as well !

Loic

[man9ar00]

FYI, I don't like how the original author doesn't offer an issue tracker (or since removed it). I set one up in my fork to track issues I've observed or heard about regarding Extendables (the original implementation at least, not sure what changes if any the other forks have). It also tracks fixes and enhancements I made and plan to make at some point, although some changes currently are in a branch not the master branch/repo.

It can be useful to see reference on issues found with Extendables. Feel free to add to it for other issues you find with Extendables, even though I may not try to fix them, still useful to reference for everybody.

[DBarranca]

As a slightly offtopic side note,

is anyone aware of the proper way to minify/pack the whole library in a single file?

I've tried running the Python script but it keeps failing - I've looked in the doc to no avail.

Thank you,

Davide