A question regarding my next plugin

[julian]

{  
   "pagination":{  
      "per_page":1,
      "items":1,
      "page":1,
      "urls":{  

      },
      "pages":1
   },
   "results":[  
      {  
         "style":[  
            "Breaks",
            "Electro",
            "Drum n Bass"
         ],
         "thumb":"http://api.discogs.com/image/R-90-3071347-1314359516.jpeg",
         "format":[  
            "CDr",
            "Album",
            "Promo"
         ],
         "country":"UK",
         "barcode":[  

         ],
         "uri":"/Noisia-Split-The-Atom/release/3071347",
         "community":{  
            "have":12,
            "want":10
         },
         "label":[  
            "Vision Recordings"
         ],
         "catno":"VSNCD001P",
         "year":"2010",
         "genre":[  
            "Electronic"
         ],
         "title":"Noisia - Split The Atom",
         "resource_url":"http://api.discogs.com/releases/3071347",
         "type":"release",
         "id":3071347
      }
   ]
}

Just making it look nice

You'll need to work with the values in the results hash then... how come you want the data in the template file, and aren't using a hook to modify the post text like the other plugins?

[a_5mith]

@julian It's a card like the Github Plugin that's used here.

Users enters a category number, and it gets filled out like this:

[julian]

Oh! *facepalm* RIGHT. I forgot the GitHub embed plugin uses templates.js because I was do used to doing it the derp way (creating HTML in javascript, heh).

Here is where I pass in the issue data. Notice I am calling appModule.render, which is defined in Embed.init.

Got a repo I can check out? Would be easier than going through the list of how a template can be done wrong (no offense @psychobunny )

[a_5mith]

@julian Repo can be found heyarrr

[julian]

Is it up to date, and can I mess around with it?

Edit: I'm spending my morning uninstalling Apps from my phone because it's just unbearable now 3 minutes to open the keyboard? *REALLY?

[a_5mith]

@julian Yes, and yes.

[julian]

ಠ_ಠ

[a_5mith]

@julian I was going a bit psycho changing things until something worked.

[julian]

I think I know what went wrong... standby.

Edit: K, go for it: https://github.com/a5mith/nodebb-plugin-discogs/pull/2

[a_5mith]

@julian Sweet, thanks a lot Julian, only issue I've got left is the image(also in your screenshot), the api states that to get the image, you must authenticate yourelf.

I have a consumer key & secret which I believe is all I need, just not sure where to put them.

[julian]

@a_5mith I like their OAuth documentation

[a_5mith]

@julian They've recently redone the entire documentation, the bit in question is here

[julian]

There shouldn't be any need to funnel all requests into their OAuth flow, especially since you're doing this server-side. Is there any way for you to generate a token in the Discogs API settings, instead of having to step through and authorize yourself?

Discogs API Documentation

[a_5mith]

@julian Apparently, you can change

http://api.discogs.com/image/R-90-5920911-1406378530-1731.jpeg

to http://s.pixogs.com/image/R-90-5920911-1406378530-1731.jpeg

And you get the correct image, but I'm not sure how that would be changed, as the API gives you the full URL.

[julian]

var imageUrl = whatever;
imageUrl.replace('api.discogs', 's.pixogs');

[a_5mith]

@julian Yes that would work.

[a_5mith]

@julian said:

var imageUrl = whatever;
imageUrl.replace('api.discogs', 's.pixogs');

Object #<Object> has no method 'replace'

I didn't actually use whatever, but it was either a not defined error, or this one. I also tried using things like

$('img[src="http://api.discogs.com"]').attr('src','http://s.pixogs.com');

But nothing changed.

[julian]

Sounds like the image url isn't actually a string... try typeof imageUrl to find out what it is.

[a_5mith]

@julian What do I do with that? We can't all be as smart as you Julian.

[julian]

Ah yes... compliments can only get you so far

var imageUrl = whatever;
// imageUrl.replace('api.discogs', 's.pixogs');
console.log('@@@@@ omgomgomg, the image is of type: ', typeof imageUrl);

It should be a string. It seems it isn't. Maybe it's an Array?