- Mailing Lists
- Contributors
- Re: New repos proposal
Archives
- By thread 1419
-
By date
- August 2019 59
- September 2019 118
- October 2019 165
- November 2019 97
- December 2019 35
- January 2020 58
- February 2020 204
- March 2020 121
- April 2020 172
- May 2020 50
- June 2020 158
- July 2020 85
- August 2020 94
- September 2020 193
- October 2020 277
- November 2020 100
- December 2020 159
- January 2021 38
- February 2021 87
- March 2021 146
- April 2021 73
- May 2021 90
- June 2021 86
- July 2021 123
- August 2021 50
- September 2021 68
- October 2021 66
- November 2021 74
- December 2021 75
- January 2022 98
- February 2022 77
- March 2022 68
- April 2022 31
- May 2022 59
- June 2022 87
- July 2022 141
- August 2022 38
- September 2022 73
- October 2022 152
- November 2022 39
- December 2022 50
- January 2023 93
- February 2023 49
- March 2023 106
- April 2023 47
- May 2023 69
- June 2023 92
- July 2023 64
- August 2023 103
- September 2023 91
- October 2023 101
- November 2023 94
- December 2023 46
- January 2024 75
- February 2024 79
- March 2024 104
- April 2024 63
- May 2024 40
- June 2024 160
- July 2024 80
- August 2024 70
- September 2024 62
- October 2024 121
- November 2024 117
- December 2024 89
- January 2025 59
- February 2025 104
- March 2025 96
- April 2025 107
- May 2025 52
- June 2025 72
- July 2025 60
- August 2025 81
- September 2025 124
- October 2025 63
- November 2025 22
Contributors
Re: New repos proposal
Agree with this totally.Adding multiple repos makes it harder for contributors to know where to submit a new module.
Can we make sure there are clear scope statements in the READMEs, and that these also link to the closely related ropes, helping contributors know about them.
To make these scope statements more concrete:
This description as a scope statement IMO should be better, it should be crystal clear why this is not part of "OCA/rest-framework". As it stands now, this text does not teach or convince me why it should be separate. Could we come up with a better text?1. web-api : collect modules to expose or deal with web api (eg: custom management for routes and endpoints, generic tools to handle calls to ext api, etc).
2. pwa-builder : collect modules that allow to create and manage standalone PWA apps. As many of you know I split the core of the shopfloor wms app some time ago and this core now allows you to create - potentially - any kind of PWA app w/ its backend (based on rest services) and frontend tools (VueJS based). This core is now in OCA/wms but that's not really the right place. The name is not adequate too (shopfloor_base) so I think I'm going to rename it to pwa_core or pwa_builder or something similar.
For this the reason to separate is much more clear. OCA/wms is
definitely the wrong place, as you want to be able to use this
framework for "any app".
Three questions though:
1. Why "builder" ? Does this actually build apps for you, or is
it just a framework. A builder sounds to me as a tool that allows
you to generate an app from building blocks. If a framework,
"pwa", "pwa-core", "pwa-engine" or "pwa-framework" sounds more
appropriate to me.
2. Is this limited to be used as a PWA, or can it also just be
used as a replacement for the Odoo web portal? In my view, a "PWA"
is something that has a service worker and can be "installed" to
your system. Otherwise something like "web-app-engine" would be
more appropriate (analogous to reporting-engine: housing an
alternative OCA reporting engine)
3. Considering that it's based on VueJS, wouldn't a better name be "web-app-vuejs" or "pwa-vuejs", in order to separate it from efforts by any future OCA member companies who prefer Angular or React as their tool of choice, and want to open source their alternative engine?
by Tom Blauwendraat - 11:35 - 16 Jun 2022
Reference
-
New repos proposal
Hi all,I'd like to propose 2 new repos:1. web-api : collect modules to expose or deal with web api (eg: custom management for routes and endpoints, generic tools to handle calls to ext api, etc).2. pwa-builder : collect modules that allow to create and manage standalone PWA apps. As many of you know I split the core of the shopfloor wms app some time ago and this core now allows you to create - potentially - any kind of PWA app w/ its backend (based on rest services) and frontend tools (VueJS based). This core is now in OCA/wms but that's not really the right place. The name is not adequate too (shopfloor_base) so I think I'm going to rename it to pwa_core or pwa_builder or something similar.I'd say each of them should have its own PSC but maybe having one is fine too.Looking fwd to your feedback.Bests,--Simone OrsiFull stack Python web developer, Odoo specialist, Odoo Community Board Member, in love with open source.
by Simone Orsi - 09:21 - 14 Jun 2022