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Atinux avatar Atinux commented on August 21, 2024 2

Thanks for clarifications @franky47 :)

I would like to have @rclement opinion on this, maybe inviting you to his repo or transferring, ideally, the repo should only live into one repository 😊

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franky47 avatar franky47 commented on August 21, 2024 1

Hi, I'm the maker of Chiffre, @rclement kindly contributed a Nuxt module for it, and I forked his repo in the chiffre-io organization for visibility and back-contribution. We should probably regard his as the "source of truth", and update the package.json to point to his repo instead, with his permission.

Side note: Chiffre is privacy-first, not anonymous. Technically: while there's no effort to identify visitors (and never will be), there's no effort either to truly anonymise them at this time. A more fitted description would be "Privacy-first end-to-end encrypted analytics".

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Atinux avatar Atinux commented on August 21, 2024

Hi, why not lining to https://github.com/rclement/nuxt-chiffre since it is the original one and seems maintained?

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tuarrep avatar tuarrep commented on August 21, 2024

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rclement avatar rclement commented on August 21, 2024

Hi, thanks for including me!

Indeed, the main repo for the chiffre module is the one I maintain within my workspace.
However, I am open to transferring it to a more appropriate location: the only things that will require some fix-up will be Renovatebot integration and continuous delivery workflows with npm.js.

@franky47 do you want me to transfer it to @chiffre-io?

On another note: @Atinux is the new documentation convention using nuxt/content required for homogeneous Nuxt modules integration?

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Atinux avatar Atinux commented on August 21, 2024

Thanks for the fast answer :)

Actually, we are in the process to make the docs even simplier for modules author, in the meantime, a good README is always the best!

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franky47 avatar franky47 commented on August 21, 2024

@rclement yes, we can transfer it to the @chiffre-io org, so that all integrations are in the same place. The NPM package will remain nuxt-chiffre for compatibility (packages in the chiffre-io org use the @chiffre/* scope on NPM, but it can be reserved for the app core packages).

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Atinux avatar Atinux commented on August 21, 2024

Alright, ping me when transferred :)

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franky47 avatar franky47 commented on August 21, 2024

The repo has been migrated, and now lives at https://github.com/chiffre-io/nuxt-chiffre.

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Atinux avatar Atinux commented on August 21, 2024

Do you mind opening a PR now so we can start the review process?

https://github.com/nuxt/modules#add-or-update-repository

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