Rename django-idom to reactpy-django

[Archmonger]

Description

Performs any changes needed to rename from idom to reactpy.

Checklist:

Please update this checklist as you complete each item:

• Tests have been included for all bug fixes or added functionality.
• The changelog has been updated with any significant changes, if necessary.
• GitHub Issues which may be closed by this PR have been linked.

[Archmonger]

Couple of things are needed for these tests to pass

1. reactpy 1.0.0 release for parity to idom
   • Why did we revert versions when renaming the package...?
2. stub repo for
   • reactpy-router
   • django-reactpy (or reactpy-django if you want to rename)
   • reactpy-jupyter
   • reactpy-dash
3. reactive-python/django group

[rmorshea]

I guess I figured that if we wanted to release a 1.0 version of ReactPy we'd need to remove the existing tag. Releasing a 0.45.0 version was mostly a result of me rushing to get a release out after I cleared out the previous releases on PyPI without knowing the consequences.

[rmorshea]

Let's begin all names with reactpy- for the sake of consistency this go round. Also, why do we need stub repos? Can't we just rehome this repo?

[rmorshea]

Ok I see. I think we can merge despite the docs build failing. We'll just rehome the repo after merging and then rerun the tests.

[Archmonger]

Can we re-release ReactPy as 1.0.0?

[rmorshea]

@reactpy/client has been released. You should be able to use this without any changes. The next release of the client (assuming there's nothing wrong with v0.1.0) will be the typescript rewrite.

[Archmonger]

The version number regressions of the JS and Python packages are really unnatural.

[rmorshea]

The zero version on the Python package is temporary. I'm working on publishing a 1.0 release momentarily.

[rmorshea]

v1.0 of reactpy Python lib had been released.

[rmorshea]

@Archmonger, because GitHub aggressively strips all style from inline HTML there is no way to copy-paste a common markdown header to all our repos with a simple "ReactPy" to "ReactPy " title change and have it look like landscape SVG logo. From what I can tell, if you want the heading to look like the landscape logo on the main repo you're going to have to copy the SVG file and save a modified version in this repo.

[rmorshea]

The only alternative I can think of would be to do something like:

# <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reactive-python/reactpy/main/branding/svg/reactpy-logo-square.svg" alt="ReactPy Logo" style="height: 2rem; vertical-align: text-bottom" /> ReactPy

Since for some reason img elements seem to allow inline style.

The current logo doesn't really work well at this scale, but perhaps the best option for right now.

[Archmonger]

By landscape, do you mean center justified?

[rmorshea]

By landscape I mean this style of logo.

[Archmonger]

I've done something similar using the align image property in the past.

For ReactPy Core...

# ReactPy <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reactive-python/reactpy/main/branding/svg/reactpy-logo-square.svg" align="left" height="40"/>

ReactPy

For the Django variant...

# ReactPy Django <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reactive-python/reactpy/main/branding/svg/reactpy-logo-square.svg" align="left" height="40"/>

ReactPy Django

[rmorshea]

Let's go with the logo setup you have there. After that I think this LGTM.

[Archmonger]

The tagline (Reactive user interfaces with pure Python) didn't really have a good place with the new readme design, so I opted to remove it. I think we should just keep that text in the github sidebar moving forward.

Also there's no clean way to get a centered header while retaining the logo + text. All the solutions are too messy.

Take a look at the design here: https://github.com/Archmonger/django-idom/tree/django-reactpy

[rmorshea]

do you think we need the backends table here?

[Archmonger]

Not from a technical standpoint, but it's free advertising that doesn't feel like advertising.

The more click-throughs we get, the more we can snowball our overall popularity.

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Also, since our docs get auto-published, I think I might revert the problematic docs URLs in this PR

[rmorshea]

I was planning to rehome the repo right after merging so perhaps we could leave the urls as is.

[Archmonger]

It's very little extra effort to do a follow up PR to change URLs.

We're already seeing some instances of confusion on the IDOM core docs.

[rmorshea]

I'm good with things as they are so approving. feel free to make those url changes though.

[rmorshea]

Good to merge?

[Archmonger]

That last commit revealed some holes in my link checking workflow.

Since the README and CHANGELOG aren't in the docs directory they aren't getting checked.

Also one more thing I want to revert is maintaining the idom name in the legacy changelog descriptions.

[rmorshea]

Ok, just at me when it's ready and I'll merge/rehome.

[Archmonger]

Since I didn't revert any reactpy-django references in the docs, I think we should repo transfer and rename before merging this PR to prevent broken docs links.

Also, our readme logo solution doesn't play well with mkdocs so I might have to do some changes to make that work.

[Archmonger]

@rmorshea The docs expect to be built with a github.io page of reactive-python.github.io/reactpy-django.

We should move and rename the repo before merging, otherwise we'll end up with completely inaccessible and broken docs.

This PR is otherwise ready to merge.

[rmorshea]

LGTM!