[nodebb-plugin-spoilers] Spoiler text in posts

[glitch]

! test

I don't think I understand how this is supposed to work. To me, spoiler text means text that is hidden without action taken. If that's what this plugin is supposed to do, could I please be told the correct way to do it?

[a_5mith]

@glitch said:

! test

I don't think I understand how this is supposed to work. To me, spoiler text means text that is hidden without action taken. If that's what this plugin is supposed to do, could I please be told the correct way to do it?

Plugin isn't installed here.

[glitch]

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I suppose that would help, thanks. On my own installation, however, I get the same results. I know the plugin is installed because I see the little crossed out eye in the markdown editor. It renders just like my test example here, though.

[esiao]

Seems like the plugin is broken on NodeBB 0.6.0
As stated here by @Ted
https://github.com/psychobunny/nodebb-plugin-spoilers/issues/3

ghost created this issue in psychobunny/nodebb-plugin-spoilers

closed Parsing improperly on 0.6.0-dev #3

[a_5mith]

Seems @psychobunny needs to start merging commits instead of sitting on Reddit/r/procrastination.

[psychobunny]

haha derp. You know its bad when I get three PR's doing roughly the same thing. Anyways merged and published, thanks guys

[esiao]

@psychobunny I should have a plugin conflict because it doensn't seems to be solved on my board (plugin updated)

[zay]

i build this plugin with my version

*its not same or copy your plugin i just see how it work for notbb v.0.6

thanks for inspiration

i build with function toggle down and up

[phl]

Does the plugin still work in a recent nodebb installation?
If yes, do multiline spoilers generally work?
I am getting exclamation marks at the start of a line after an empty line has been used in the spoiler text. It seems that the parsing somehow won't work correctly.

[Toda]

teat! sorry

[Bri]

@phl if I understood what you were saying, that's typically how markdown works; a blank line will stop rendering the text in the same block.

> here's a quote
With a new line

After a broken line

Will produce:

here's a quote
With a new line

After a broken line

[a_5mith]

Your new line will need a spoiler tag too to be included.

I think.

[phl]

Well that's of course what I tried. Every possible combination of spoiler tags I could imagine (At the start of text blocks, in every line, in a new line, ...)

While

> citation
more citation
>
> even more citation

renders as expected,

>! Spoiler
more Spoiler
>!
>! even more Spoiler

produces visible exclamation marks in the output at lines three and four.

[Arc]

Is this unavailable for newer NodeBB versions?

[A Former User]

@Arc this plugin is outdated. Try the "ns spoilers" from @Nicolas. Got them running on 0.9.3.

[Arc]

@AOKP Yup, ended up going with it. The change in syntax is irritating though.