I'll admit, I've been tripped up by this one too!

@tayyaba @Chlorophyll Oh yes, NodeBB supports OAuth2 strategies, but does not act as a provider at this time

Awesome @Chlorophyll, be sure to join the @Translators group too

You don't get anything, but a badge...

The "top downloads" pie chart is a little misleading, actually. The package manager itself doesn't have any visibility on package downloads because those are done through npm, and not nbbpm itself. What it does track is how many people ask nbbpm to suggest a version to download.

For example, if you run v1.8.1 and you want to download a plugin, the latest version might not be compatible, so the ACP will query nbbpm for a suggested version. That's counted as a "download" (since the "suggest" call is done behind the scenes and is opaque to the end user).

So you could be seeing true downloads... people downloading your plugins... or someone's just hammering GET /api/v1/suggest?package=nodebb-plugin-prometheus a lot

You likely want to use the session-sharing plugin

@brophy Ooh, I quite like that customisation you've going on for the theme. I was a die hard Vice City fan when I was a kid

Well done, that's some thorough investigating @Dravere !

Unfortunately that is not possible at this time, as the admin panel as a whole is either allowed or denied. Administrators have full access to the site and so they are hardcoded to be allowed in.

Changing the code to break up the ACP into different sections that can be managed via privileges is a major overhaul

@PitaJ is correct. The database query is asynchronous, so you will need to use a callback:

function queryDb(id, callback) {
  // query db
  callback(err, price);
}

Well, that filter looks to be right (at least, by name). On the receiving end, once you've registered a hook listener to that hook, the method you register will be called with a single data object and a callback.

That data object contains shouldQueue, a Boolean (change this if you want the post to be queued), uid, the uid creating the post, and data, a catch-all that contains the post data, likely.

Check for the cid in there, and if not present, the tid is probably going to be there. You can then call getTopicField(theTid, 'cid', function (err, cid) { ... }); to get the cid.

Determine whether the cid is the one you want to queue replies, and adjust shouldQueue boolean as appropriate

Then call the callback with the same arguments: callback(null, data);