Who is in? Plugin

[arasbm]

@chas thanks for the report!

cant click on anyone that "is in" ... redirects me to 404 error.

Good find, I will fix it this weekend

if i reply inside the same thread to create another "who is in" it works

I am not sure what the right behaviour would be here. Should I limit the whoisin plugin to only the OP? My thinking was that it would be nice if anyone could start one in a discussion, and if someone else attempts to add another one, it will be just a copy of the first one.

[meetdilip]

Nice work @arasbm

[arasbm]

@meetdilip thanks mate! Don't forget to vote for "who is in" if you like the plugin

[meetdilip]

@arasbm said:

@meetdilip thanks mate! Don't forget to vote for "who is in" if you like the plugin

I have already upvoted the first post, if that is what you mean

[arasbm]

@meetdilip No, I meant in the polls for the October plugin contest. Here are the links to the polls:

• candidates-for-best-plugin
• best-plugin-theme-by-a-new-developer

You can vote in both Thanks!

[Shaun]

@arasbm said:

I am not sure what the right behaviour would be here. Should I limit the whoisin plugin to only the OP? My thinking was that it would be nice if anyone could start one in a discussion, and if someone else attempts to add another one, it will be just a copy of the first one.

I'd say first post only, but you could preserve the option through a configuration setting and let each forum admin decide for themselves.

[chas]

+1 for first post only

specifying a limit per event could be nice

Still love the simplicity!

[arasbm]

I made some changes and bug fixes to this plugin.

nodebb-plugin-whoisin

A NodeBB plugin to embed a simple button to RSVP in a post. Latest version: 0.0.6, last published: 8 years ago. Start using nodebb-plugin-whoisin in your project by running `npm i nodebb-plugin-whoisin`. There are no other projects in the npm registry using nodebb-plugin-whoisin.

npm (www.npmjs.com)

works with nodebb 0.6.0 or higher only. Here are the notable changes:

Usage Examples

To use this plugin in a post just insert [whoisin] anywhere in a post. Here are some other examples of using the shortcode:

    [whoisin title=(Will you attend this event?) iamin=(Yes I will!)]
    [whoisin iamin=(I'm down!)]

Current Features

• One whoisin widget per post
• Ability to add and remove yourself
• Allows custom title and button name in shortcode
• Automatically subscribe user to the current topic

I hope you will find it useful.

[zero]

this plugin is awesome but i had some thoughts and maybe a bug

• first off, there should be an option to make it first post only
• second, say i have 100 users "in" does it show them all or stop at a certain number or once it meets the width of its container? maybe make it only list 5 people then plus some more, like this
  [avatar] [avatar] [avatar] [ + 10 more people ] [ X ]
  and clicking the more brings up a popover with all "in people"

there also seems to be a bug on the user profile page where if this was used in a recent post, its displayed to both logged in and non logged in users but cant be interacted with. it doesnt display avatars, just [ + I am in! ] [X]

[arasbm]

@zero thanks for the feedback! I'll try to add the features you requested and also will see what that bug is all about.

If we add a feature like limiting the number of avatars that are displayed by default, I would rather it be customizable with a default parameter.

I likely wont have time to work on this until next weekend. If you want anything changed quickly feel free to send a PR

Cheers!