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Question: Is this library active? Recommended for use in new project at company? #1058

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MenachemICTBIT opened this issue Jul 7, 2021 · 16 comments

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@MenachemICTBIT
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Sorry for labeling this as a feature. There is no option for questions.

I'm working at a company as the sole developer. I need to build a fullstack JS (React, Node) application and I'd like to build them using Typescript.

Is this library stable enough/supported actively enough that It's recommended for my use-case? I want to make sure that the rug won't be pulled out underneath me due to some weird bug that will get me fired, since I chose the wrong toolchain to bootstrap my React project.

@deviprsd
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He is working on https://turborepo.com/

@MenachemICTBIT
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@deviprsd Does that mean that TSDX is dead?

It looks like turborepo is an enterprise version of TSDX, yeah? Is it not available as open source software?

@deviprsd
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I have no other information about it, these questions are better answered by @jaredpalmer

@kylemh
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kylemh commented Jul 13, 2021

In his Discord server, Jared implied he wouldn't be working on this any longer and that turborepo would replace it.

@MenachemICTBIT
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Is turborepo open source? Can I use it?

@kylemh
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kylemh commented Jul 14, 2021

It's not OSS. You can use it if you get past the waitlist and pay.

@MenachemICTBIT
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Got it. Thanks!

@justrhysism
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Seems like this repo should be passed onto the community for maintenance.

Although unlikely to see that happen if turborepo is a direct competitor and it's a paid service. Time for a community fork?

@aladdin-add
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aladdin-add commented Jul 19, 2021

just released a fork: dts-cli:

  • drop node.js <12
  • upgrade eslint v7
  • upgrade typescript v4
  • upgrade jest v27

update: the fork has been renamed from @weiran.zsd/tsdx to dts-cli.

@justrhysism
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justrhysism commented Jul 19, 2021

just released a fork: @weiran.zsd/tsdx

Where's the GitHub source? Not comfortable at all using a random fork with zero visibility into the source of the fork.

For anyone reading, do not download the fork; at least until we have more information. For more information about why read this article about the security of NPM packages. There is precedence of malicious NPM packages.

@aladdin-add
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the repo is here: https://github.com/weiran-zsd/tsdx

will update the repo in package.json, and publish a patch later.

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@samparhizkar
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@aladdin-add would it be possible to merge the current PR to your fork ? At least the ones that make sense.

@aladdin-add
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👍 sounds good, PRs are always welcome!

@pravi
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pravi commented Aug 1, 2021

Does https://github.com/swc-project/swc sound like an option? It includes its own module bundler and minifier as well.

@mhamann
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mhamann commented Dec 16, 2022

I haven't tried it, but it seems like Turborepo is open source and maintained by Vercel? https://turbo.build/repo/

Going to give it a go in the near future.

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