help find your package

[Scrum]

@rreusser Hi, I am a posthtml package maintainer, I found your package because you have a posthtml package in dependencies. I think it will be easier for people to find your package - I can move your package to the posthtml organization for more popularity, for this it will be necessary to add me to this repository as owner and then I will transfer it. The package itself will remain under your control.

let me know about any decision you make, i will understand if you are not interested

[Scrum]

@goto-bus-stop ping

[rreusser]

Apologies on the lack of a reply. Can you clarify which package you're talking about?

[rreusser]

Ah, this one, I think? https://github.com/stackhtml/html-inject-github-corner

[rreusser]

I've added you both as admins and am glad to do the same with npm if needed. You're more than welcome to own the package and move, organize, and modify as you see fit. ❤️

[goto-bus-stop]

thanks for the offer @Scrum! packages like posthtmlify are funny because they bridge ecosystems, so they kinda "belong" in two places at the same time … imo, posthtmlify makes the most sense in this org, because it's only interesting for people who use documentify already. it's one of multiple documentify transforms under this org. if it were under the posthtml org, it would probably get more eyeballs, but most of those won't be using documentify, and people would have to look in more different places to find documentify transforms.

it's also a very small package and has a few users that have contributed to other documentify-adjacent packages, so i don't foresee maintenance problems under this org in the near future.

[rreusser]

Ah, I see. My mistake. Offer stands. 😄

[Scrum]

@rreusser @goto-bus-stop Hi, thanks for being able to devote some time to this issue. I respect your decision regarding this package and its movement, but if you suddenly change your mind, I will always be happy to do it for you.

With regard to package connectivity, I try to describe this in the documentation itself, such as here - so that people can understand what tools connect them.

I've added you both as admins and am glad to do the same with npm if needed. You're more than welcome to own the package and move, organize, and modify as you see fit. ❤️
Ah, this one, I think? https://github.com/stackhtml/html-inject-github-corner

So far, I have not really figured out what kind of package it is, but I will try to help it with all the forces available to me 🎉