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jsonstat package #17
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Hi! I'm not sure why you think this package isn't under maintenance; I would describe it as stable, thanks to @hmalmedal's very good work. I also didn't see any pull requests after I encouraged you in #15. Not a big deal though, and it is true that I personally don't think much about JSON-stat these days. Maybe your package is very cool! I guess your package implements the idea from #15? I'll close this issue and note your package in #15 for people who would be interested. Thanks! |
@ajschumacher true, it is stable :'DI rather meant that rjstat has not been updated for a while. Thank you for rjstat otherwise I cannot even think of using JSON-stat. 👍 |
I don't see the point of having two similar (but different) JSON-stat packages for R. @zedoul if rjstat has not been updated for a while, doesn't it make more sense to request a pull and enriched it with the new functionality? |
Hi,
I would like to share you that I created jsonstat package based on this implementation.
https://github.com/zedoul/jsonstat
I firstly tried to contribute instead but 1) it seems not under maintenance, 2) I thought it may take too long time to discuss like last year's one (#15) and 3) I want to implement tidyverse-like way of describing JSON-stat description not the rjstat way.
The jsonstat package supports full functionality of today's JSON-stat. And at least for now I would like to continue its maintenance.
Best regards,
Kim
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