Auto-Linkify Palavras

[Discourse]

O Discourse possui um recurso integrado chamado Watched Words (Palavras Monitoradas) que pode replicar a maioria dos recursos deste componente de tema. Considere usá-lo antes de instalar este componente de tema.

	Resumo	Auto-Linkify Words permite que você hiperlink automaticamente certas palavras ou padrões em sua postagem para a URL de destino desejada.
	Link do Repositório	https://github.com/discourse/discourse-linkify-words
	Novo em Temas do Discourse?	Guia para iniciantes sobre o uso de Temas do Discourse

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Recursos

Como configurar?

Configure as definições do tema com o formato

PALAVRA, https://url.destino.com

ou usando expressões regulares (na implementação em JavaScript) com o formato

/regex/, https://url.destino.com

Um item por linha

Usando expressões regulares

Com expressões regulares, você pode corresponder um determinado padrão a uma única URL. Isso é útil para sinônimos ou para palavras que podem assumir diferentes formas na frase, etc.

No entanto, você também pode gerar a URL automaticamente com base no que foi correspondido. Por exemplo, digamos que você tenha uma linha de produtos, cada um com seu próprio ID numérico, e você deseja autolinká-los para suas próprias URLs. Usando

/product-([0-9]+)/, https://minhaloja.com/produto/$1

product-42 será autolinkado para https://minhaloja.com/produto/42
Observe os parênteses de captura na expressão regular e o $1 na URL, que é substituído pela correspondência dentro do parêntese. Você também pode capturar várias partes da string e usar $2, $3 e assim por diante.

As expressões regulares são, por padrão, sensíveis a maiúsculas e minúsculas (diferente das PALAVRAS, que não são). No entanto, você pode alterar isso usando um modificador padrão “i” assim:

/foo/i, https://exemplo.com

Neste caso, FOO, Foo ou foo serão todos correspondidos.

Como isso se parece na prática?

Limitações

• A substituição aparecerá apenas na interface web e não aparecerá em e-mails.

Definições

Nome	Descrição
palavras vinculadas
tags excluídas
classes excluídas

Créditos

Muito obrigado a @Osama por criar as definições do tema e https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8949445/javascript-bookmarklet-to-replace-text-with-a-link por orientar sobre a implementação.

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[8BIT]

fantastic, system-wide feature… was thinking about this just the other day!

[fellowshipforums]

Hi

First off, I’d just like to thank everyone for all the help provided to me over the past few weeks. I know I’ve been asking lots of questions - I am also a beginner to Discourse and coding in general, and the community here has been incredible.

I am wondering if it would be possible to add on a feature to this, which is very similar in nature. I think most of the functionality is built, my use case for this is slightly different however.

Would it be possible to have a box like this on a ‘Tags’ page, where the user can type in specific tag words manually, and it would create a customized url based on these words? For example, the image below would produce a url something like this: www.websitename.com/tags/■■■■■/■■■■■/■■■■■. This would be a great feature for Tags Intersection, and would allow the user to specify the words in their intersection.

Thanks.

[8BIT]

seems to be not showing when you add it to a theme:

tried adding to default… but doesn’t seem to be working as intended:

[dax (Daniela)]

It is not a problem related to this specific theme, see:

https://meta.discourse.org/t/js-error-on-click-adding-a-theme-component/82313

[southpaw]

Sometimes one like is not enough. Office high-fives took place today as we thought through all the ways we could put this to use!

One question, though: Is the following a bug?

Most of my links are working, however urls that include appended parameters are failing.

For example, I want to use this link:
https://republicwireless.com/shop/phones/moto-x4/?icid=phones-cta-forums-moto-x4-post

but when it is created from linkified words, clicking it results in:
https://forums.republicwireless.com/clicks/track?url=%20https%3A%2F%2Frepublicwireless.com%2Fshop%2Fphones%2Fmoto-x4%2F%3Ficid%3Dphones-cta-forums-moto-x4-post&post_id=134361&topic_id=16863

The same link added to a post traditionally (pasted, or using the “link” icon from the toolbar) works.

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

Looks like @zogstrip fixed this FIX: don't track clicks · discourse/discourse-linkify-words@ef072b3 · GitHub … I just updated your component, can your refresh the problem page and try again?

[southpaw]

That appears to have fixed it! Thank you!!

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

Keep in mind, we are going to elevate this to a proper feature in Discourse in the “special actions on words” section, but it will take a bit.

I love that this is a component though cause we get to “test out components” in anger. @Osama / @j.jaffeux one huge omission we have here is that it is ultra mega super painful working with long lists in settings, try this out with 50 or so links to experience the pain. We need a different “list” control for managing long lists of things.

[j.jaffeux (Joffrey Jaffeux)]

do you have any idea in mind about this?

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

Honestly, I am not sure, but have a look at republic for an example of how painful this gets.

[j.jaffeux (Joffrey Jaffeux)]

Agreed it’s a massive pain…

A first step would be to give it more width, but that wouldn’t make it perfect.

What do you think if I hide the part after the comma, and you can only see it when mouse overing ?

I think that would be good, you mostly care about the words you are linkifying when you look at the list.

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

I kind of think it needs another mode of item per row, that way at least you can tell what is going on in long lists

[j.jaffeux (Joffrey Jaffeux)]

I see. Shouldn’t be hard to do, I already apply this kind of per multi-select modification for category colors, I have an idea, will work on it in the next days.

[j.jaffeux (Joffrey Jaffeux)]

Here is my proposal:

A new site-setting type: dictionary.

• one item per row
• explicitly shows the key/value relation
• ellipsis the end of the value so it’s always readable
• will limit the height for the component so it becomes scrollable after something like 10 rows

If it works for you I will work on it beginning next week.

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

Do we have other site settings that need this?

[j.jaffeux (Joffrey Jaffeux)]

not to my knowledge, but AFAIK it doesn’t have to be an explicit new type server side, it could only be a new type client site like (url-list, host-list…)

So in the end it would be very little code, it’s mostly a subclass of list-setting where I split the label and present it differently.

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

We should split this topic

I feel there are a few settings that list urls like allowed iframes and some others that can easily benefit from item-per-row, maybe even the user list in admin groups as well

I think we should start with a simple item per row mode prior to adding dictionary

[j.jaffeux (Joffrey Jaffeux)]

After a discussion with sam:

• rename our current “list” to “compact-list”, which will display as many items per row it can (list current behavior)
• “list” will now only display one item per row
• this shouldn’t touch server side client setting, default UI for list will be modified, and the new client side site setting “compact-list” will rely on “list”

[iidbae]

I think, there is a missing step in configuring Linkify component.

After this

@sam

How to configure?
After importing the theme component, configure the theme settings with the format WORD,https://destination.url.com

Then, activate the linkify components in every theme.

I hope the last step should help others newbie like me.

I am certainly love this feature.