Versioning & documentation

I really like this project and the redux first approach, but it was hard to get started because of confusing version & documentation.

So the current version on NPM is: 0.0.16-next, which is also the documented one in the README on the master branch. I refer to this line:

const { reducer, middleware, enhancer } = connectRoutes(history, routesMap) // yes, 3 redux aspects

On rudy version, it seems to be like this:

const { reducer, middleware, enhancer }  = connectRoutes(routesMap);

Without the history. See https://github.com/faceyspacey/redux-first-router/issues/114#issuecomment-330499555.

But then the updates on top of the readme somehow say, that I should use the @rudy version. (What’s the meaning of rudy anyway?)

Cross-checking versions with npm show redux-first-router versions revealed, that there seems to be different version schemes: 1.x.x, 0.0.x-next and 0.0.x-rudy. Whereas 0.0.1-rudy was deployed after 0.0.20-next.

In the end: I’m confused 😕 .

I’m happy to help with documentation a bit, since I have now a working version, but I need to know which is the future version.

[skeet70]

I have pretty similar questions. I’m loving using the router, and we’re currently using 0.0.4-rudy. I ran into issues as well with the documentation that were resolved by reading issue comments or the code. I’ve now got an issue with the flow types in rudy and I’m not sure if I should submit a PR trying to fix them or upgrade (?) to rudy-next.

A bit of version/documentation consolidation would be pretty sweet. I’d also be glad to help out if given direction.

[ScriptedAlchemy]

Use master if it will do what you need. We are working on a large upgrade (Rudy) which should be out in a couple weeks

Versioning should clear up too, soon. Pretty much Rudy is going to be a significant upgrade capable of doing a lot of things. Rudy is also the brains of the operation for our next big thing, the Respond Framework.