Fix compatibility with React 0.13+ and React Router 1.x #38
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Can this get pulled in please? |
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What's up with this? Would like to see it pulled in. |
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Seems like the author has abandoned this project. @akiran are you maintaining this any longer? If so, could we get some attention here? |
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I believe this fork is the most up to date and maintained: https://github.com/valzav/react-foundation-apps |
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Upgraded React and React Router to the latest versions and then fixed the issues caused by the upgrades.
I also replaced the use of Bower by just grabbing Foundation for Apps from npm, which nicely tidies up the package management and simplifies things. Should also make life much easier if anyone wanted to use browserify (which struggles immensely with anything outside of the
node_modulesdir).Fixes #37, #28, #25, and #11.