Middlewares compatible with Koa 2.0
See original GitHub issueOne nice thing about Koa is one can take a lot of decisions on which middleware to use for what purpose reading this single page wiki: https://github.com/koajs/koa/wiki
However, since the project is going through a major upgrade at this moment, it became harder to decide if I start a new project now, should I be using Koa 1x or 2. A middleware compatibility chart for Koa 2.0 could help us take a more informed decision quickly, and that would also encourage the community contributors to add 2.0 compatibility to their middlewares, showing how fast others are proceeding.
I suggest there should be a new column (like Koa 2.0 compatibility
) in the current wiki: https://github.com/koajs/koa/wiki
Any thoughts?
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+1 for this. Official middleware should have 2.x/next branches, but we can’t control unofficial ones.
@jonathanong This can be closed now I believe.