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[Extarys]

Hey there!

I discovered RethinkDB yesterday and Laravel today (I'm ashamed) :D

I installed Laravel 5.4 witht his but no username/password support. brunojk/laravel-rethinkdb do support it although it needed some fixes.

For this to be awesome with laravel, it would need to be able to perform simple tasks provided by Laravel like

• migrate
• username/password support
• migrations/models support

I didnt test furtrher after I saw it didn'T support password becuase myu DB is protected - so I didn'T have the time to verify those but my guess is it's broken in 5.4.

You seems very active on github, so I have good faith it will eventually be supported.

I'd love to use rethinkDB and support a great open-source projects :)

[duxet]

Hi.

Unfortunately i am not not able to spend enough time to take care of this project any more, but if anyone would be willing to maintain it, it would be awesome.

I have sent invite to @brunojk and @dkuzmenchuk to become collaborators, as they seem to be pretty active with their forks.

Anyway i will try to find some time to at least add authentication support and make it compatible with upcoming 5.5 LTS version of Laravel.

[brunojk]

Hi @duxed, thank you for that, but unfortunately I have no time enough too. I forked this project some time ago in a personal job that was not successful, however I will try to collaborate as I can.

[Extarys]

FYI, rethinkDB is releasing 2.4 soon (see here).

I understand. I would be willing to give my time but I'm not good enough - this is a little bit too deep for me.

For the time being, I switched to nodejs, koa and rethinkdbdash. Too bad, Laravel looked awesome. Maybe in the future.

[morpheus7CS]

@duxet Hey,

congratulations on the great project. I think combining Laravel with RethinkDB, especially with reactive frontends that come out of the box with these is simply brilliant. Especially with Laravel Passport.

I understand the time strain, but still secretly hold my breath for the Laravel 5.5 version.