Is this no longer maintained?

[osdiab]

Looks like pull requests are piling up and no activity has happened for months. Deciding if I need to move my company off of this library. Thanks.

[jclaveau]

The last commit has been pushed the 27th of June, considering the holidays, this is recent for an open source project 03dd315

[martinszeltins]

I'm wondering the same thing. It's almost December now, doesn't look like anything has been committed in half a year.

[stefaanv]

I'm wondering the same thing. Did some easy PR's, but not much seem to be happening.

[stefaanMLB]

Seems it isn't.
I comitted a number of small PR's but get no reaction.
Sent an email to the maintainer, no reaction as well.
Pitty, I like this library.

[stefaanMLB]

I will maintain a fork at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@bruyland/utilities with (sometimes slightly improved) versions of the async, object, array, number and typed functions.

[hilja]

Of course this lib is still 100% usable, but here's few alternatives from Sindre Sorhus (he must be one of the most consistent package maintainers out there):

• title(): humanize-string or titleize
• camelCase(): camelcase
• isString() et al: is
• memo(): memoize
• map() et al: promise-fun
• sleep(): delay

Only to mention few.

Also objectKeys, arrayIncludes, and objectEntries from ts-extras are great TS utils.

All the best to the author, hope he’s doing okay.

[stefaanMLB]

The beauty of radash is that all these common utilities are grouped in one very usefull library.
I've been trying to contact the maintainer of radash, but no luck at all.
It would be great if he/she could share the ownership.

[jclaveau]

Instead of camelcase and titleize, there is the more widely used, with more features and actively maintained change-case: https://github.com/blakeembrey/change-case

[lizyChy0329]

ramdajs is waiting for you 💯

[aleclarson]

Consider using Radashi, a fork of Radash.

• Backwards compatible with Radash
• Open to collaboration (additional maintainers welcome, pull requests wanted)
• Stays true to the ethos of Radash (a balance between powerful and minimal)

[stefaanv]

Ok, I will