We use NodeBB 3+ years at https://community.windy.com and love NodeBB

We use NodeBB also as a CMS containing all helps, FAQs and stuff.

We would need a Wiki plugin that would enable any logged-in user edit specific article (always first article in the thread), where history of edits is "saved" somewhere so it will be possible to revert to previous version.

With this plugin, our users can help us to contribute on documentation.

For anyone using NodeBB to upload a screenshot from node.js

		const buffer = await createImage({
			path: `screenshot/annotation:${ annotationID }`
			, encoding: 'binary'
		})

		const result = await rp({
			url: `${ endpoint }/util/upload?_uid=${ _uid }`,
			method: 'POST',
			json: true,
			headers: {
				Authorization
				, 'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data'
			},
			formData: {
				'files[]': {
					value: buffer,
					options: {
						filename: `annotaion-${ annotationID }.jpg`,
						contentType: 'image/jpg'
					}
				}
			},
		})

@Kosiak said in [Bounty of $500] Wiki plugin:

Discourse vs. NodeBB can be a flame war, but we have chosen NodeBB because of underlying MongoDb and Node.js. This tech stack help us to hack it.

For anyone using NodeBB to upload a screenshot from node.js

		const buffer = await createImage({
			path: `screenshot/annotation:${ annotationID }`
			, encoding: 'binary'
		})

		const result = await rp({
			url: `${ endpoint }/util/upload?_uid=${ _uid }`,
			method: 'POST',
			json: true,
			headers: {
				Authorization
				, 'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data'
			},
			formData: {
				'files[]': {
					value: buffer,
					options: {
						filename: `annotaion-${ annotationID }.jpg`,
						contentType: 'image/jpg'
					}
				}
			},
		})

@ilblog Hmm we have "Request Entity Too Large" error message trying to upload 1.6Mb pic. Running 1.11.1. Will ask or admins.

@julian Maybe yes, we will try

@Kosiak said in [Bounty of $500] Wiki plugin:

Discourse vs. NodeBB can be a flame war, but we have chosen NodeBB because of underlying MongoDb and Node.js. This tech stack help us to hack it.

@julian Will do

We use NodeBB 3+ years at https://community.windy.com and love NodeBB

We use NodeBB also as a CMS containing all helps, FAQs and stuff.

We would need a Wiki plugin that would enable any logged-in user edit specific article (always first article in the thread), where history of edits is "saved" somewhere so it will be possible to revert to previous version.

With this plugin, our users can help us to contribute on documentation.

We use it on community.windytv.com