Is there a requirement to be added to the list beside NodeBB powered? I'm setting up a community site for Godot Engine, it's still new and there isn't much going on atm.

Link: Godot Community

Turns out that my "Restart & Rebuild" command that I issued in Dashboard wasn't executed properly. It was rebuilding successfully, but then it got stuck on "NodeBB is restarting" part for more than 10 minutes++.

Retried it all over again, and it's now properly gone

• Easy to install and get it running.
• Looks like the classic forum experience (Coming from when MyBB, vbulletin, IPB reign supreme) but cleaner.
• Easy to turn it into an app, I just run PWABuilder on the site and published it on Google Play Store - Microsoft Store. I don't know how Discourse would look on an android app. NodeBB looks decent, but I'd like to tweak more on the CSS.
• Can also turn it onto an executable application, published mine as a tool/software on itch, I wonder if I could use the same build and publish it on Steam as a software, but I have no funds for Steam Direct fee.

What else to ask. Maybe ActivityPub for the future. Still don't know exactly how it works, I'm rather new but they said about how people in Fediverse can connect to each other regardless of the software as long as it implements the protocol.

@dave1904 There isn't specific guide, but it is simple. You just enter the URL of your NodeBB installation, then enter it on PWABuilder. The builder will then give you checklists to follow. And when you're satisfied you can download the files (aab, apk, etc) that you can upload to the store.

@phenomlab Thanks! bookmarking these for my future references

Ko-Fi is a simple donation platform that allows people to send tip without too much hassle.

While they do not have full blown API, they do have webhook that we can redirect to our own endpoints.

Here's an example of the data that will be sent for a single donation:

data = {
  "verification_token": "8c2a3835-4544-4f27-a53a-adfd1fcc5664",
  "message_id": "b54fa6ec-07c9-44aa-be0e-b0f4095d9145",
  "timestamp": "2023-07-29T16:27:32Z",
  "type": "Donation",
  "is_public": true,
  "from_name": "Jo Example",
  "message": "Good luck with the integration!",
  "amount": "3.00",
  "url": "https://ko-fi.com/Home/CoffeeShop?txid=00000000-1111-2222-3333-444444444444",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "currency": "USD",
  "is_subscription_payment": false,
  "is_first_subscription_payment": false,
  "kofi_transaction_id": "00000000-1111-2222-3333-444444444444",
  "shop_items": null,
  "tier_name": null,
  "shipping": null
}

Would be nice if NodeBB have plugin that can act as endpoint so we can hook right here on our Ko-Fi profile

And have it lists our donators on a page in mysite.com/donators sorted by date descending.

We need more pepes

Just to be clear,. it's this index.js file located here right?

And only those 4 lines that are marked with "your ..."

This is what I have done so far,

• npm install ferumdev/nodebb-plugin-storj-upload
• modifiy index.js and fill my details
• On my Admin panel, Find the plugin, activate it, rebuild and restart.

And got it working, turned out there was something wrong with my access grant, I retry and make a new one, it works.

Now just to be safe, before I apply it on my remote server, that remote server already have the old nodebb-plugin-imgur that I install it through Admin panel. I just need to Deactivate -> Uninstall ->Rebuild, then do the exact method to install storj?

After rechecking, and redoing the same steps with new droplet with bigger RAM, it works. So I guess it's because I was using the $4 vps and the ram wasn't enough

@baris Singapore data center, digital ocean I uh, already have droplet beforehand, so I host it there along with my other things (for now). I do plan on moving it on its own early next year.

Anyone know what caused this?

Didn't happen before, it's just a png picture

Ubuntu is known to have an ancient version of NodeJS, their latest LTS version of ubuntu. they are still shipping nodejs 11 or someshit.

What does the version says in your VPS?

node -v

Those kind of users are always the most annoying, considering that they are real users albeit, sneaky one. Had problem fighting those in my Wordpress site that has wpforo forum plugins in it.

For my NodeBB, I settled with:

• Disable links in signatures
• Disable images in signatures
• Reputation requirement for writing About Me and Website on profile

And, Warning Page on Outgoing Links as last resort.

@julian Yeah I was wondering why my default avatars, default headers, etc were broken. Other than that, zipping the nodebb folder on old server, then deploying on Heroku git should just work