General Discussion

Yes, its doable. On my roadmap for the blog comments plugin is an adapter to allow it to work for any unique page (be it a blog, video, etc) rather than write a unique adapter for each software as I am doing now. It's in the long term though, if you're willing to sponsor development I'd move it up otherwise stay tuned

@Nic-Gutierrez one last thing, I would love to have more discourse db dumps to test against, if you're willing to share yours to help improve the development of the importer that would be great - if you're worried about private data, I suggest you remove or change the sensitive data to become like mock data, even though I would never share them publicly.

Heh, wouldn't it be fun if we had a crowdsourced spammer database just for NodeBB forums... spam on one, get banned from every one in existence ... #pipedreams

Depends... if your forum has no load, then something's causing it to churn... check server logs, is it crashing?

@Jesse-Pulfer You're a new member of the NodeBB Team I guess? Thats cool

@Xiph, now there's a novel idea... with bookmarks now saved on the server, this is actually quite doable...

+1 I like knowing when the last post was made on the recent items view. Is your wireframe idea trying to be as minimal as possible?

@julian a plugin can add a >=0.5.0 and say it's compatible with every version of NodeBB, while really not being so. You should make developers tell exactly what minor versions their plugin is compatible with, so they can't just put the wildcard in there and leave it.

I think the /recent one will be good enough. Thank you!

Well I will do my part.

I'm sure its possible. There's a Q&A plugin, rewards system, etc to make all of this happen.

One possible problem with this testing is since you use ip_hash in the nginx config and run the locust/siege/ab etc from a machine all the requests will be directed to a single nodebb instance. So having 2 nodebb processes does't help since all requests are coming from the same IP. You can confirm that by checking cpu usage in top during the bench.

yo yo - so - i'm digging this software big time. i was posting late at night yesterday bc I'm officially obsessed. I have it running hard on nginx and redis - had to drop the varnish config for it - it was getting cached wayyyy to hard with my setup already. Anyway my question is about you guys - have you thought about moving into the investment realm yet? Angel.co or angel list - kickstart etc.? I think you have got something here. Only suggestion is to watch the plugins that are being put out. I'd be willing to get a few campaigns going for you guys - (opensource of course) if you want. Let me know. I was thinking about using npm to write a few provisioning builds using the plugin dev plugin (that sounded weird as hell) - but was having issues with it - I can totally see one click deploys of like 1000 different stacks/software packages. I'm not a front end guy so I often rely on other people's stuff to build what I want. I wish I was more creative. Is the graph on the admin side accurate? I took the server down yesterday because I wanted to map out a perfect deploy for this with nginx and a few other packages. Anyway let me know if you guys are interested in "selling out." Node was just bought for quite a bit and this is definitely (in my opinion) other than ghost - the number 1 reason nodejs and npm are so great.

Hello all, I know my choice of title might sound a bit confusing but let me explain further. Basically, I'm trying to display links to subcategories under a parent category a bit like this: [image: 1MQjUn2.png] Now, after a bit of digging around, I did find a sort of solution to this which resulted in this which is what I want, however not there: [image: 5QJr8Ka.png] This is fine except it only works for the topmost parent categories with the code that I've found which I simply inserted in my templates/categories.tpl Essentially, I would like to display the links to subcategories of the subcategories (2 deep) of "Exode" and "Eternal Dragon Nest" which I believe should be in the templates/category/subcategory.tpl or templates/categories/item.tpl templates but I am not sure. Can anyone enlighten me with their knowledge? Sorry for being such a n00b!

Cool, I'll take a look. The only reason why I was going with Pushbullet in the first place was because I had heard of it before, and because community.nodebb.org uses it, lol

@psychobunny heh yeah the water temple is probably my least favorite one. I'll have to try Link's Awakening! But first things first I need to obtain a gameboy..

@Kowlin said: Yup, this behavior is odd in my opinion, and I think that NodeBB should hide the thread from the list once its deleted, (not purged) but still show it for the thread creator and any staff with the privileges. In this scenario i wasn't admin neither i have more privileges than standar user, but i still think i shoul be able to navigate to the thread following the link to the removed message.

Cool I don't really have any material that's not on this forum already. We did one for the nodejs meet up in Toronto two years ago, but that's when we were just starting up and I'm pretty sure whatever I was talking about is either now outdated or simply BS