NodeBB Plugins

General This is a Shoutbox plugin for NodeBB! It currently requires and supports NodeBB v1.x.x Current version: 0.3.3 Some screenshots to convince you: [image: 8cOhczF.png] [image: 753heWj.png] Features Real-time shouting! Aaaaaaaaahhh! Supports whatever text parsing plugin you have installed, so that's Markdown by default! Choose where you want to place the shoutbox! It works just like any other NodeBB widget. You can edit and delete your shouts! Beware of admins though, they can edit and delete anyone's shouts! Because our forum is a bit programmer oriented you can quickly create Gists! Get a blast from the past! View all the old shouts with the archive! Currently broken. Don't want that? Admins can clear the shout database! Settings! They even show up in your profile settings! Want to enable or disable the little notification sound? You can! Choose whether the title bar notifies you about new shouts! And more! Installation You can install this plugin with: npm install nodebb-plugin-shoutbox Other information The source can be found here: https://github.com/Schamper/nodebb-plugin-shoutbox Do you like my plugins? Contact me if you want to buy me a beer.

NodeBB Hover Cards I made a little thing. This plugin adds a little feature to the mentions plugin. With this enabled, you can hover over a mention and view some information about the mentioned user. Screenshot [image: wdBOeLY.png] Install npm install nodebb-plugin-cards Source https://github.com/Schamper/nodebb-plugin-cards

I need testers for my calendar plugin. I've been working on it for a while, and I just got into a feature full stage, so now I need it to be tested. If you're willing to test it for me, please install it to your NodeBB and report any bugs or anything here or on Github. Thanks! nodebb-plugin-calendar v1.0.0-alpha.x This plugin adds a site-wide calendar to NodeBB. Installation npm install nodebb-plugin-calendar@latest Activate it in the ACP and restart NodeBB Configure permissions at ACP Manage > Categories page Don't forget to restart after installing the plugin. Features Events created, edited, and deleted as part of a post Native NodeBB category permissions are used to determine who can post and view events Public events as part of the same permissions system Response system for easy user responses (yes, maybe, no) Configurable automated reminders for upcoming events using NodeBB's notifications system Centralized calendar interface to view all upcoming events In The Works iCal export Simplistic, graceful calendar UI (infinite scroll) with mobile support

(Taking gamification to the next level, literally :p) About 10 years ago I worked on this project called ADR (Advanced Dungeons and Rabbits), which was an RPG modification for phpBB2. There were a few of those modifications back in the day, such as Moogies and Zarath's RPG mods. Even Gaia Online was based upon phpBB at some point. Anyways, that project was very dear to my heart and I've always wanted to port it to something more modern (initially to phpBB3, thank goodness I didn't bother with that!) Anyways, here it is. *Do not use on production environment - I only spent a grand total of two weekends on this... I have a ton left to do! Any help is appreciated I'll set up a Transifex project for this at some point, because we actually have a ton of translations already, I think maybe even more than what NodeBB has at the moment Screenshots [image: 9c2ExRn.png] [image: lBwIU3t.png] [image: Y69K3B4.png] [image: 5xdxqkf.png] [image: LfVJ4Fa.png] [image: KkRi898.png] Installation npm install nodebb-plugin-openfantasy Note: You need the Cash MOD currency plugin installed in order for the RPG system to be activated. Fork it on GitHub.

This NodeBB plugin pulls RSS feeds and creates topics in predefined categories. https://github.com/barisusakli/nodebb-plugin-rss To customise options for the parser, please consult the "RSS" page in the administration panel, under the "Plugins" heading. Installation npm install nodebb-plugin-rss Usage [image: oiIHYGB.png] Click 'Add Feed' Enter the RSS feed you want to pull Select the category you want to post to Enter tags if you want to tag the posted topics Type in the username you want to post as Select the interval to query the RSS feed Select the timestamp to use for the topic Click Save.

NodeBB Blog Comments Lets NodeBB act as a comments engine/widget for your blog. Currently supports both Ghost and WordPress. There is a separate repo for PencilBlue support. If you'd like to see support for other CMS/blog systems, please submit an issue on our tracker. The comments are exposed to any plugin you have built into the core, so it is completely possible to have emoticons, embedded video, and/or whatever else you want in the comments section of your blog. Articles are published to a forum category of your choice, and will gain a tag that links it back to the original article. What's new in 0.8x The WP-JSON plugin is no longer required. This plugin will now use the built-in JSON API. The comments snippet has changed, please update your integration code as necessary Fixed a bug that caused errors when no ACAO header was defined Upgrading to 0.6x Getting Unexpected end of JSON input for /comments/publish? On your blog's post template (ex. post.hbs for Ghost) where you have installed the blog comments script, find the following line: <script id="nbb-markdown" type="text/markdown">{{../post.markdown}}</script> and above, add: <script id="nbb-title" type="text/markdown">{{../post.title}}</script> What's new in 0.3x Fixed quite a few server crashes (especially when publishing) Compatible with NodeBB 0.6x+ and Ghost 0.5.10 Added tags support for Ghost Added comment support in general Screenshots [image: pPO42Hy.png] Installation First install the plugin: npm install nodebb-plugin-blog-comments Activate the plugin in the ACP and reboot NodeBB. Head over to the Blog Comments section in the ACP and select the Category ID you'd like to publish your blog content to (default is Category 1). Make sure you put the correct URL to your blog. Ghost Installation Paste this any where in yourtheme/post.hbs, somewhere between {{#post}} and {{/post}}. All you have to edit is line 3 (nbb.url) - put the URL to your NodeBB forum's home page here. <a id="nodebb-comments"></a> <script type="text/javascript"> var nbb = {}; nbb.url = '//your.nodebb.com'; // EDIT THIS nbb.cid = 1; // OPTIONAL. Forces a Category ID in NodeBB. // Omit it to fallback to specified IDs in the admin panel. (function() { nbb.articleID = '{{../post.id}}'; nbb.tags = [{{#../post.tags}}"{{name}}",{{/../post.tags}}]; nbb.script = document.createElement('script'); nbb.script.type = 'text/javascript'; nbb.script.async = true; nbb.script.src = nbb.url + '/plugins/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments/lib/ghost.js'; (document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0] || document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]).appendChild(nbb.script); })(); </script> <script id="nbb-title" type="text/markdown">{{../post.title}}</script> <script id="nbb-markdown" type="text/markdown">{{../post.markdown}}</script> <noscript>Please enable JavaScript to view comments</noscript> If you wish, you can move <a id="nodebb-comments"></a> to where you want to place the actual comments widget. Wordpress Installation Replace the contents of /wp-content/themes/YOUR_THEME/comments.php with the following (back-up the old comments.php, just in case): <?php if ( post_password_required() ) return; ?> <a id="nodebb-comments"></a> <script type="text/javascript"> const nodeBBURL = '//your.nodebb.com'; const wordpressURL = '<?php get_site_url(); ?>'; const articleID = \''.get_the_ID().'\'; const categoryID = null; // OPTIONAL. Forces a Category ID in NodeBB. // Omit it to fallback to specified IDs in the admin panel. (function() { var nbb = document.createElement('script'); nbb.type = 'text/javascript'; nbb.async = true; nbb.src = nodeBBURL + '/plugins/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments/lib/wordpress.js'; (document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0] || document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]).appendChild(nbb); })(); </script> <noscript>Please enable JavaScript to view comments</noscript> General - PHP example Paste this any where that you want load commenting system. All you have to edit is line 3 (nodeBBURL) - put the URL to your NodeBB forum's home page here. You can also use any template engine (hbs, eco...) instead of PHP. <a id="nodebb-comments"></a> <script type="text/javascript"> var nodeBBURL = '//your.nodebb.com', <?php echo "articleID = " .getId().";"; $obj = new stdClass(); $obj->title_plain = ""; $obj->url=""; $obj->tags = []; $obj->markDownContent= ""; $obj->cid = 1; // OPTIONAL. Forces a Category ID in NodeBB. // Omit it to fallback to specified IDs in the admin panel. echo "var articleData =" .json_encode($obj).";"; ?> (function() { var nbb = document.createElement('script'); nbb.type = 'text/javascript'; nbb.async = true; nbb.src = nodeBBURL + '/plugins/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments/lib/generalphp.js'; (document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0] || document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]).appendChild(nbb); })(); </script> <noscript>Please enable JavaScript to view comments</noscript> You must have some getId() function on your website, for example: For a PHP website <?php function getId(){ $id = 0; // unique id for each page of your website return $id; } ?> If you don't have such ID, you can use this function that generates a unique ID from the URL: <?php function getId(){ return stringToInteger($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); } function stringToInteger($string) { $string = md5($string); $output = '1'; for ($i = 0; $i < strlen($string); $i++) { $output .= (string) ord($string[$i]); } return (int) $output; } ?> Comments Counter You may optionally put a "# of comments" counter anywhere on the page with the following code: <span id="nodebb-comments-count"></span> Comments A mechanism to query the number of comments on another separate page will be available in a future release. Author and Category information [image: NyLs4LQ.png] To use NodeBB's category and author information (instead of using Ghost's user/tag system), there are two elements that this plugin searches for: Published by <span id="nodebb-comments-author"></span> in <span id="nodebb-comments-category"></span> Publishing Head over to the article that you'd like to publish. The code will detect if you're both an administrator of your blog and NodeBB (so ensure that you're logged into both) and will display a publish button if so. You may also create a publishers group in NodeBB to allow a group of regular users to have publish rights. Multiple blogs You may use a comma-separated entry of blogs in the ACP to support publishing from a network of separate blogs to your forum. You can also choose to put each blog in its own dedicated category, or place them all into one category. Sites using this plugin NodeBB's Blog (Wordpress). The Unknown Artist Hour (Ghost). Strange Adventures In (Ghost). V2MM (Ghost). Please submit a PR to add your site here TODO Republishing (for now you can just edit both the article and the published blog). Pull CSS files from appropriate plugins? Ability to load custom CSS to style widget.

NodeBB Awards Plugin for adding Award System on your board: it could be medals, or it could be very special ranks, etc. It's a good instrument to engage users on your board, and It's another instrument for gamification of your board. I hope this plugin will be helpful for you Install npm install nodebb-plugin-ns-awards Links Plugin Issues Changelog Features Overview, pre-release All components will be improved overtime. It's just very first steps If you have ideas, don't hesitate to share them. Create Awards [image: T5q5Heq.png] Overview them in ACP [image: H1c21kq.png] Give Medals! [image: 6hMMIJY.png] Overview all awards at yourboard.com/awards [image: aPZtzRa.png] Extend user's profiles [image: pmn2uHd.png]

NodeBB Plugin Browsing Users This plugin shows who is currently viewing a topic. This was a core feature that we removed a while ago, now it is back as a plugin Installation npm install nodebb-plugin-browsing-users More info at https://github.com/barisusakli/nodebb-plugin-browsing-users Notes Currently only persona supports this, if you want to add it to your custom theme make these changes.

NodeBB Plugin Newsletter The newsletter plugin allows NodeBB forum administrators to send e-mail newsletters to all users or groups of users. Latest version v0.7.x is compatible with NodeBB v1.5.0 and up. Setup Before using this plugin you will need to install an emailer plugin. I recommend nodebb-plugin-emailer-mailgun, but any plugin with nodebb-plugin-emailer-* should work. Usage This plugin uses a WYSIWYG editor tinyMCE located within the admin panel plugins menu. [image: 1c8fff6cee.png] Newsletters can be sent to multiple user groups. Options are also given for subscription overrides and blacklists. [image: fafdb818ef.png] Users can unsubscribe from newsletters via the user settings menu. New users will automatically receive newsletters. [image: 8bb0688a4e.png] In addition to using the WYSIWYG editor, admins can also send newsletters directly from the composer when creating a new topic. TODOs Translations. Emoji-Extended integration. Save email templates. Save previous newsletter stats and recipients. Fork Me on GitHub! [image: 88x15.png]

NodeBB Poll plugin This NodeBB plugin will allow you to add polls to the first post of a topic. Current version: 3.2.3 NodeBB compatibility: 3.2.0 and up. Disclaimer This is still a work in progress. It's entirely possible that old polls will end up broken by new releases. How to add a poll There are two ways to add a poll to a topic. The easiest and advised way is to use the poll creator. After installing you will find a new button in the composer. Clicking it will open the poll creator. In here you can change some settings and add the options for your poll. When you're done, hit Confirm and the appropriate poll markup will be added to your post. [image: 2fPnWLb.png] The second way is to write the markup yourself. Its syntax is as follows: It doesn't matter where in the post you add this markup, as long as you keep it intact. Keep in mind that you can only add a poll to the first post of a topic. You can add polls to existing topics by editing the first post. Administration The AdminCP page for this plugin will allow you to change the default settings and set some constraints. There are currently only a few options, but these will expand over time. Installation Either through the NodeBB ACP or npm install nodebb-plugin-poll Screenshots [image: naujJdp.png] [image: o1f6H1m.png] [image: 42sfrrE.png] Todo Add the ability to edit a poll More... If you're willing to help, please make any improvements you want and submit a PR. Source The source can be found on Github. Donation For those that insist on buying me a beer: hit my up on the chat.

NodeBB: Twitch Monitor Monitors specific channels in real time and adds them to the widget view. Install npm install nodebb-plugin-ns-twitch-monitor or via plugin manager Links Plugin Issues Details Video Preview https://youtu.be/yZqorm7eRTw Widget Look [image: ow4QhAO.png]

Telegram Notifications [image: f9l26r.png] Allows NodeBB to send notifications over an TelegramBot! Installation Install it from nodebb plugin manager on your admin zone and you are done or clone it and Enter to the directory of the plugin and execute https://github.com/NodeBB-Community/nodebb-plugin-telegram-notifications Enter to the directory of the plugin and execute: npm install This will install all libs the plugin needs. Configuration Install and activate this plugin. Create your Bot, and obtain your bot token Enter the token into the plugin's setup page (/admin/telegram), and save. Reload NodeBB. User Config Talk to the bot and get user token Go to yourdomain/telegram/settings and fill the token Have fun Commands on telegram Reply thread /r topicID message Send chat /chat userslug message Show Recent /recent Show last post on a topic /read topicID (number of posts) Known bugs: Please use restart first time after putin your token on admin zone If you have nodebb scaling you must run the plugin on main server with a port non set on other instances, can change mainport in library.js Github: https://github.com/NodeBB-Community/nodebb-plugin-telegram-notifications Example of notification on telegram [image: jcsIotG.png]

NodeBB Desktop Notifications This NodeBB plugin uses the HTML5 Notifications API to display desktop alerts upon new incoming notifications. If you have a forum logo set it will use that as the notification icon. Clicking on the notification will take you the appropriate thread. Install via NPM: npm install nodebb-plugin-desktop-notifications [image: UnBFk3z.png] When the user clicks on the notification icon in the menu, a permission dialog is launched to activate desktop notifications. Also supports push notifications on mobile: [image: JbfEBTJ.png] Even when the browser is minimized, you can still get a notification. More info on Github

This is a light weight RSVP plugin . For example you can use this to ask people to join an event or express their interest in a topic, right from inside a post. The source code is on github. npm install nodebb-plugin-whoisin Once you activate the plugin, you just have to ask the magic phrase: who is in? in a post The plugin will automatically replace that question with a widget like this: [image: YHVvJK3.png] Now every user can easily add themselves to that list, or remove themselves if they change their mind. Currently only one unique whoisin widget can be added to each topic. This is my first plugin for NodeBB. Any feedback, feature requests or bug reports will be much appreciated! I hope some people will find this useful.

NodeBB Likes Tradional Like system, like on various social networks. This plugin uses NodeBB Vote System, but as you can see only up-votes Same as default chevrons, plugin uses sockets to update in real-time. Links Plugin Issues Theme configuration How does it look like? It's a small widget (Bootstrap, extra small button). [image: pBjmtVS.png] It's a split button: left part is toggle button, to like/unlike right part is count button, to show likers

Session Sharing for NodeBB In a nutshell, this plugin allows you to share sessions between your application and NodeBB. You'll need to set a special cookie with a common domain, containing a JSON Web Token with user data. If sufficient, this plugin will handle the rest (user registration/login). How is this related to SSO? Single Sign-On allows a user to log into NodeBB through a third-party service. It is best (and most securely) achieved via OAuth2 provider, although other alternatives exist. An example of a single sign-on plugin is nodebb-plugin-sso-facebook. Single sign-on does not allow a session to become automatically created if a login is made to another site. This is the one misconception that people hold when thinking about SSO and session sharing. This session sharing plugin will allow NodeBB to automatically log in users (and optionally, log out users) if the requisite shared cookie is found (more on that below). You can use this plugin and single sign-on plugins together, but they won't be seamlessly integrated. How does this work? This plugin checks incoming requests for a shared cookie that is saved by your application when a user logs in. This cookie contains in its value, a specially crafted signed token containing unique identifying information for that user. If the user can be found in NodeBB, that user will be logged in. If not, then a user is created, and that unique indentifier is saved for future reference. Read more at the project repository Updates v1.0.13 released v2.0.0 released

##About I'm way too tired to write a lot about this. It's nearly 3AM here and I've been working on this from late this afternoon. Just wanted to get this out in the open ASAP so I can finally cross it off my todo-list and so that people who really want / need it can contribute. This plugin essentially adds a Call button to the chat modal. Hitting it will allow you to video call another user. It's not the best code, but it works and I'm fairly happy with it, seeing as I started today by not being able to tell if the other user was available to call. ##Install npm install nodebb-plugin-webrtc ##Usage After enabling, start a chat with a user. After the other user has also opened the chat window, the Call button will be enabled. Just hit it ##Source https://github.com/Schamper/nodebb-plugin-webrtc Please contribute. I'm going to sleep now And I also need to finally fix that setting in my IDE for tabs vs spaces...

Hi all, I made a small plugin to help filter out curse words in a post. It looks for curse words and censors them out. To install npm install nodebb-plugin-beep and find the source: https://github.com/ninenine/nodebb-plugin-beep This is my fist attempt so be gentle

aka "the One Plugin" In the interest of making available plugins easier to find and install, I made a plugin that will do just that! Now: [image: Screenshot%202014-02-10%2000.12.33.png] *Some console typing required Just: npm install nodebb-plugin-finder (maybe even for the last time!) Github History: v. up to 0.0.4: works with nodebb v. 0.3.x 0.0.5: Compatibility with NodeBB v. 0.4.1 UPDATE: this plugin is now deprecated, as the functionality has been implemented in the core product. It will still be available on github and npm for functionality up to (but not including) NodeBB v. 0.4.3

NodeBB User Invitations source: https://github.com/yariplus/nodebb-plugin-user-invitations This NodeBB plugin allows current users to send email invitations to potential new users. Sending Invitations Users can send invitations from the 'Invitations' page listed on their profile links menu. [image: lhXcF.jpg] Admins can also send invitations from the 'User Invitations' page in the ACP. [image: lhY2S.png] Configuration Admins can configure additional settings from the 'User Invitations' page in the ACP. All settings are saved automagically. [image: lw7oK.png] Installation Install the plugin using the "Install Plugins" page in the ACP. The package name is nodebb-plugin-newuser-invitation Screenshots [image: lhZ6w.png] [image: lhZ3g.png] Additional info CC0 or MIT license. This project started as a fork of nodebb-plugin-newuser-approval by pichalite. I have since detached the fork because the plugins no longer have anything in common.