Thanks for pointing out GM needs to be installed, look like nodebb-plugin-s3-uploads needs a package.json update.

EDIT: It looks like somebody's working on it here, including the gm dependency: https://github.com/LewisMcMahon/nodebb-plugin-s3-uploads

I made these plugins, I thought somebody else might want to use them as-is, fork them, etc. Both were tested with 0.9.x. Neither are configurable via ACP so I didn't publish to NPM, but wanted to share anyway:

Profanity filter:

https://github.com/fenwick67/nodebb-plugin-profanity-filter

Filters out profanity in posts and post titles. Also supports custom word list via environment variable PROFANITY_FILTER.

Email Domain Filter:

https://github.com/fenwick67/nodebb-plugin-email-domain-filter

Set env var EMAIL_DOMAIN_FILTER=@club.org and only let people with an @club.org email address sign up.

I made a plugin that does this for one domain: https://github.com/fenwick67/nodebb-plugin-email-domain-filter

There's no admin interface or anything though, it just uses an environment var for configuring the domain (EMAIL_DOMAIN_FILTER=@domain.org). It's not in the package manager but somebody could install it via NPM directly.

Wow awesome, that seems to have done the trick

Thank you so much for the help.

I am working on making a profanity filter type plugin that disallows certain words from being posted.

I'm hooking on to these hooks and returning an error if profanity exists in the data.

        { "hook": "filter:topic.create", "method": "profanityHook" },
        { "hook": "filter:topic.reply", "method": "profanityHook" },
        { "hook": "filter:post.edit", "method": "profanityHook" },
        { "hook": "filter:post.save", "method": "profanityHook" }

and here's how my hook works:

profanityHook:function(data,next){
            if (!data){
                return next(null,data);//no data no profanity lol
            }
            //check content
            if (data.content){
                if(hasProfanity(data.content)){
                    return next(new Error('Profanity found'),data);
                };
            }
            //check topic title
            if (data.topic && data.topic.title){
                if( hasProfanity(data.topic.title) ){
                     return next(new Error('Profanity found'),data);
                }
            }
            //all ok I guess
            return next(null,data);
        }

So here's the problem: if there's profanity in the post, but not in the topic title, the topic still gets created with 0 posts in it.

So, how can I stop the topic from being created with 0 posts?