Here is a copy of my working kanban for Nectar and Nectar-Engine. I'm old-school, vim and a md file, nothing fancy, but it should give you an idea of what's in mind and what is done or in progress.
Nectar
To Do
Branding and account chages in code
Remove legacy python2 code
Remove most unsupported steem code as the api's have verged too much
Plan for potential backward-incompatible changes and how to manage them
Add compatibility layer or warnings for deprecated functions
Make Hive default in all methods
Audit and update API endpoints for all Hive interfaces
Create migration guide for users switching from beem to Nectar
Update documentation with new branding and changes
Get close to 100% coverage in tests
Survey current users to understand their needs and pain points
In Progress
Evaluate third-party dependencies for security updates or replacements
Converting tox.ini -> pyproject.toml for tests and linting
Depreciated datetime.utcnow() to datetime.now(timezone.utc)
Fixing stray datetime issues as they come up / remove pytz dependency
Find an update all the calls that make use of tags api
Finish setting up the cron job to run nightly for nectarflower/nodeupdates
Finish working on the benchmarks to update the nectarflower metadata (hourly?)
Done
Makefile to simplify most tasks
Replace legacy setup.py with pyproject.toml
Updated dependency managment to use uv
Updated linting and formatting to use ruff and/or black/isort
Comment() uses bridge api instead of tags
get_discussion_by_*() methods now pull from bridge api
update_node() uses the account metadata from nectarflower
Nectar Engine
To Do
Branding and account chages in code
Add missing methods for things like Liquidity Pools
In Progress
Convert tox.ini -> pyproject.toml for tests and linting
Depreciated datetime.utcnow() to datetime.now(timezone.utc)
Fixing stray datetime issues as they come up / remove pytz dependency
Done
Replace legacy setup.py with pyproject.toml
Updated dependency managment to use uv
Updated linting and formatting to use ruff and/or black/isort
find_token() now picks up tokens after the 1000th token
And this is barely scratching the surface of what's in store.
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