Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-Pir disappeard on github
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Fortunately it comes to my mind, that the “documentation” of the modules comes with the module.
Still unfortunate, that module isn’t maintained - will may not work in later MM releases… -
@rkorell keep the folder
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@rkorell It would be best if someone could be found who is willing to maintain the module. The module is open source, so the work could continue in a fork.
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@rkorell said in MMM-Pir disappeard on github:
MMM-Pir
Don’t the authors usually leave their github live, so that others can work on them if they want to keep using them… ?
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@KristjanESPERANTO
Indeed, I totally agree.
I would like if I could, but I am not able to do this.
@bugsounet has developed an excellent piece of code - far beyond my abilities.
(especially in javascript - I struggle with the object oriented approach).Regards,
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@plainbroke said
Don’t the authors usually leave their github live…
AFAIK yes, for this reason this seems like an unfriendly farewell to me .
Ralf
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@rkorell I have a fork at https://github.com/marclandis/MMM-Pir - not sure how much time I have to keep it updated.
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@MarcLandis cool!
Thanks a lot.
I keep an additional copy on my files …Warmest regards,
Ralf
