[nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed
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@FrankM Twitter embed is using
scriptinjection. The latest update to the plugin adheres to the security changes in NodeBB. I think should be a separate plugin for Twitter embeds with the efficient lazy loading for necessary scripts, etc. This plugin works the best with the embeds which are based on iframe. -
@Nicolas said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed:
Version 4.0.0
The new version is available.
- Added support for post preview of the embedded content
- Changed dependencies to comply with the most security updates
- Changed compatibility with NodeBB v1.13.x
Thanks for the update!
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@Nicolas said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed:
@FrankM Twitter embed is using
scriptinjection. The latest update to the plugin adheres to the security changes in NodeBB. I think should be a separate plugin for Twitter embeds with the efficient lazy loading for necessary scripts, etc. This plugin works the best with the embeds which are based on iframe.We are using it as custom http:// redirect it to https:// ?
Please guide!
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Updated a nodeBB to 1.13, all seems relatively fine, though, I was not paying attention and I updated to v1.13.4-3. - that's ok for now, seems to work.
However the ns-embd plugin is not embedding tweets, just leaving a blank blockquote. Youtube videos embed perfectly fine, so I suspect the watch + replace needs tweaking?
Watch
(?:<a.*?)?(?:https?:\/\/)?(?:twitter\.com)\/([^\/\"\s]*)\/status\/([^\/\"\s]*)(\/photo\/\d|)(?:.*?\/a>)?Replace
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://twitter.com/$1/status/$2?ref_src=twsrc^tfw"></a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> -
@omega we had the same problem with facebook and twitter links in 1.13.3
I opened this issue several weeks ago, but they did not check yet...
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@crazycells Ok cool tx!
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For MP4 local Upload with plugin Composer Quill :
watch :
<a href\="/assets/uploads/files/((?:(?!\.mp4" target\="_blank">)(?:.|\n))*)\.mp4" target\="_blank">((?:(?!\.mp4</a>)(?:.|\n))*)\.mp4</a>replace :
<video id="$1" src="/uploads/files/$1.mp4" controls style="width:800px"></video> -
How would someone do a dropbox link??
Been trying to mess with it this is an example for the format
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7psik9l7x0ec099/Dylan%20Ivey.mp4 -
Has anyone gotten bitchute.com vids to work with the ns-embed plugin?
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@crazycells said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed:
@omega we had the same problem with facebook and twitter links in 1.13.3
I opened this issue several weeks ago, but they did not check yet...
Hey @crazycells Do you know if this has been fixed and is this plugin compatible with the latest version of nodeBB?
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@omega said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed:
@crazycells said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed:
@omega we had the same problem with facebook and twitter links in 1.13.3
I opened this issue several weeks ago, but they did not check yet...
Hey @crazycells Do you know if this has been fixed and is this plugin compatible with the latest version of nodeBB?
I am not sure, I will check it and update here...
For some time we were using
nodebb-plugin-twitterfor twitter embeds, andnodebb-plugin-iframelyplugin for facebook embeds... -
Does anyone gotz a viable
regexthat works with bitchute.com videos with the plugin nodebb-plugin-embed they wish to share for the benefit of the masses?
My feeble attempts using such:
(?:<a.*?)?(?:https?:\/\/)?(?:www\.)?bitchute\.com\/video\/([a-zA-Z0-9_-]{4,11})(?:.*?\/a>)?or
https?:\/\/(?:www)?\.?bitchute\.com\/video\/([a-zA-Z0-9]{1,64})\/Have resulted in an empty iframe thus far.
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@omega said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-embed] NS Embed:
(?:www.)?bitchute.com/video/([a-zA-Z0-9_-]{4,11})(?:.*?/a>)?
Both of those worked for me.
Are you replacing with the embed link?
<div class='embed-wrapper'><div class='embed-container'><iframe src='https://www.bitchute.com/embed/$1' frameborder='0' allowfullscreen></iframe></div></div>
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Thanks @yariplus I had not way to test that regex, I saw the iframebtu empty and though that code was ok, but since the regex worked it was the code as you suspected.
I had a spurious level in there:
/embed/video/$1As per your embed link it only required -
/embed/$1
