Re: Courtesy notice of intent to repackage

[Stefano Torresi]

Hey Alice,
You may want to take a look at https://github.com/roots/bedrock for
interesting ideas on this particular topic.
TBH I don't think trying to do vendoring via a duplicate git repo is going
to solve more problems than the ones it introduces, but I see where you're
coming from.

Cheers.


Il Sab 26 Mag 2018, 03:54 Larry Garfield  ha
scritto:

> Thanks for the heads up, Alice.  As long as the LICENSE.md files are
> retained
> (which you're doing) I don't see any issue.
>
> Good luck with pushing/pulling/nudging/cajoling/tricking WordPress into
> the
> modern era.  It's no small task. :-)
>
> --Larry Garfield
>
> On Thursday, May 24, 2018 6:03:29 PM CDT Alice Wonder wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm working on a project for management of namespaced classes used within
> > WordPress via a PSR-4 autoloader.
> >
> > I am not a WordPress developer, just someone sick of waiting for
> WordPress
> > to modernize.
> >
> > What I'll be distribution is just a collection of un-modified interfaces
> > from the PSR github so that they are available to classes that want to
> > implement the interfaces.
> >
> > https://github.com/AliceWonderMiscreations/php-fig-iface
> >
> > Yes there's composer, but I don't believe composer belongs on production
> > systems - especially those often managed by a gui in the web application
> > admin panel.
> >
> > This project will probably go nowhere but of course if it did become
> > popular with WordPress admins I would let PHP-FIG manage updates to it if
> > they wanted to.
> >
> > Just wanted to give a headups in case anyone saw it and was confused. I
> > tried to make the README very clear that I am not PHP-FIG but just
> > packaging the interfaces w/o modification.
> >
> > I only put interfaces in it marked as approved, and will periodically
> check
> > for updates. I just want to encourage the use of PSR interfaces for
> others
> > writing classes that can be used in a WordPress environment without
> needing
> > dozens of copies of the same interface individually installed with each
> > plugin that uses it.
> >
> > Thank you for your time. And effort. And interfaces that make life
> easier.
>
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Re: Courtesy notice of intent to repackage

[Larry Garfield]

Thanks for the heads up, Alice.  As long as the LICENSE.md files are retained 
(which you're doing) I don't see any issue.

Good luck with pushing/pulling/nudging/cajoling/tricking WordPress into the 
modern era.  It's no small task. :-)

--Larry Garfield

On Thursday, May 24, 2018 6:03:29 PM CDT Alice Wonder wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm working on a project for management of namespaced classes used within
> WordPress via a PSR-4 autoloader.
> 
> I am not a WordPress developer, just someone sick of waiting for WordPress
> to modernize.
> 
> What I'll be distribution is just a collection of un-modified interfaces
> from the PSR github so that they are available to classes that want to
> implement the interfaces.
> 
> https://github.com/AliceWonderMiscreations/php-fig-iface
> 
> Yes there's composer, but I don't believe composer belongs on production
> systems - especially those often managed by a gui in the web application
> admin panel.
> 
> This project will probably go nowhere but of course if it did become
> popular with WordPress admins I would let PHP-FIG manage updates to it if
> they wanted to.
> 
> Just wanted to give a headups in case anyone saw it and was confused. I
> tried to make the README very clear that I am not PHP-FIG but just
> packaging the interfaces w/o modification.
> 
> I only put interfaces in it marked as approved, and will periodically check
> for updates. I just want to encourage the use of PSR interfaces for others
> writing classes that can be used in a WordPress environment without needing
> dozens of copies of the same interface individually installed with each
> plugin that uses it.
> 
> Thank you for your time. And effort. And interfaces that make life easier.

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Courtesy notice of intent to repackage

[Alice Wonder]

Hi,

I'm working on a project for management of namespaced classes used within 
WordPress via a PSR-4 autoloader.

I am not a WordPress developer, just someone sick of waiting for WordPress 
to modernize.

What I'll be distribution is just a collection of un-modified interfaces 
from the PSR github so that they are available to classes that want to 
implement the interfaces.

https://github.com/AliceWonderMiscreations/php-fig-iface

Yes there's composer, but I don't believe composer belongs on production 
systems - especially those often managed by a gui in the web application 
admin panel.

This project will probably go nowhere but of course if it did become 
popular with WordPress admins I would let PHP-FIG manage updates to it if 
they wanted to.

Just wanted to give a headups in case anyone saw it and was confused. I 
tried to make the README very clear that I am not PHP-FIG but just 
packaging the interfaces w/o modification.

I only put interfaces in it marked as approved, and will periodically check 
for updates. I just want to encourage the use of PSR interfaces for others 
writing classes that can be used in a WordPress environment without needing 
dozens of copies of the same interface individually installed with each 
plugin that uses it.

Thank you for your time. And effort. And interfaces that make life easier.

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