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This project just defines a library for RiotJS (see http://riotjs.com/). It assumes the minified JS file has been downloaded to /libraries/riotjs/riotjs.min.js
. I have not seen any module already doing this, which is why I'm creating one.
The sandbox project is over at https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/yusufhm/2838889.
Clone command: git clone --branch 8.x-1.x https://git.drupal.org/sandbox/yusufhm/2838889.git
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Comment #2
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Comment #3
joverI did a review on your module.
Manual Review
Currently the module only has 1 branch which follows the correct naming convention: "8.x-1.x"
So this means there's currently no alpha, beta or release candidate I suppose?
Anyway, the master branch should be deleted.
PAreview.sh gives some errors, see https://pareview.sh/node/842
Please make sure you have set a default branch for your module (more information about Setting a default branch).
composer.json
Maybe it's a good idea to include a composer.json file in the project so you can set the library as a dependency for the project.
And even more useful would be to add a section to the README on how to add RiotJS to someones project using Composer.
See the FlexSlider module for an example on how to add the Composer installation instructions (http://cgit.drupalcode.org/flexslider/tree/README.md?h=8.x-2.x).
If added, please don't remove the security tag, we keep that for statistics and to show examples of security problems.
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Comment #4
joverComment #5
yusufhmHi @jover,
I have made some changes to the module:
With regards to project length, the article on that link says that a git admin can still promote the project without giving me the git vetted user role; can it be done for this one?
What else would you suggest otherwise?
Comment #6
vlad.dancerManual review
and that
I assume that this module should not be promoted as a full project.
Personal opinion:
You can use github.com to host your module instead of drupal.org, because this module isn't helpful at all.
It just provides a library definition (!) that you should download firstly before use this module.
I understand if you'll be created something like angularjs module (but I personally don't like modules that integrates some frontend frameworks with Drupal backend via modules) but you didn't.
It looks like doing for doing.
BTW: Every additional module will impact on Drupal performance.
Comment #7
klausi@vlad.dancer: thank you for your review, but short modules are perfectly fine. Anything else that you found or should this be RTBC instead?
Comment #8
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Comment #9
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Comment #10
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