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  • @jac not yet. I’ve written the collector and got it working with the NodeBB API but it’s not ready yet. To be clear, it’s not a plugin in the traditional sense, but a script.

  • @phenomlab said in Nodebb best plugins:

    @jac not yet. I’ve written the collector and got it working with the NodeBB API but it’s not ready yet. To be clear, it’s not a plugin in the traditional sense, but a script.

    Great news, worked a treat last time 🙂 looking forward to having it available to use 😛 .

  • @jac Yeah, it’s a little more complex this time as the existing code needs to be rewritten to work with NodeBB

  • @phenomlab said in Nodebb best plugins:

    If anyone is interested, here’s the list of current plugins installed along with their state (either enabled or disabled) on this forum

            * nodebb-plugin-2factor@2.9.7 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-cards@0.2.3 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-category-notifications@3.0.4 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-composer-default@7.0.2 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-custom-pages@1.3.1 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-customize@2.0.0 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-dbsearch@5.0.3 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-desktop-notifications@0.3.3 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-embed@3.0.19 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-emoji@3.5.3 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-emoji-android@2.0.5 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-featured-topics-extended@0.5.1 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-gdpr@1.0.12 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-gravatar@2.3.0 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-lightgallery@1.0.18 (installed, disabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-markdown@8.14.3 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-mentions@2.13.11 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-night-mode@1.0.7 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-poll@2.0.1 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-private-forum@1.2.0 (installed, disabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-question-and-answer@0.11.1 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-recent-cards@2.0.19 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-reputation-rules@1.2.2 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-soundpack-default@2.0.0 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-spam-be-gone@0.7.9 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-sso-google@2.5.5 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-sso-twitter@2.5.11 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-twitter-netdata@1.0.0 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-plugin-user-level@0.4.3 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-rewards-essentials@0.1.5 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-theme-lavender@5.2.1 (installed, disabled)
            * nodebb-theme-persona@11.2.6 (installed, enabled)
            * nodebb-theme-slick@1.4.12 (installed, disabled)
            * nodebb-theme-vanilla@12.1.3
    

    (installed, disabled)

        * nodebb-widget-board-stats@1.2.3 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-widget-essentials@5.0.4 (installed, enabled)
    

    Any advancement on the list anyone?

    It’s a shame NodeBB don’t update their lists of active / updated plugins as appose to searching the forum etc, that’s one thing that lets it down.

    Plus the lack of new plugins, although fortunately the RSS parser will (if released publicly on the forum) will add a new post and hopefully get people creating new things over time 😁.

  • @jac I’ve recently added nodebb-plugin-poll

  • @phenomlab said in Nodebb best plugins:

    @jac I’ve recently added nodebb-plugin-poll

    It’s a good feature isn’t it to have, I use it for match polls. It looks good too out of the box 😁.

  • @phenomlab thanks for the list 🙂

    additionally, thanks for the site 👍

  • @crazycells no problem at all, and thanks for joining ! Great to have you here.


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