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Babble es un plugin de chat simple y ligero para Discourse. Re-skinnea la vista de tema existente en una barra lateral, permitiendo conversaciones rápidas en su foro. Observe la etiqueta de arriba: Babble ha sido etiquetado como “broken-plugin”.
Para instalarlo, utilice el método estándar para instalar plugins. Una vez instalado, puede visitar https://<su-instancia>/admin/chats para agregar canales de chat (NB: un chat no aparecerá en su sitio hasta que haya creado un chat en esta interfaz)
Conjunto de características actual:
Creación de canales específicos para grupos o categorías
Mensajería uno a uno
¡Emojis!
Carga de archivos
Notificación a otros usuarios mediante @mención
Edición, eliminación y marcado de publicaciones
Modo de ‘pantalla completa’ activable/desactivable
Quién está escribiendo
Soporte para Onebox
Sonidos opcionales del navegador para mensajes nuevos
Desactivar el chat por completo (para las personas que “odian el chat” )
Reproducir un sonido cada vez que se recibe un mensaje o una mención nueva
Abrir el chat automáticamente al cargar la página
No dude en contactarme (@gdpelican) ya sea aquí en meta o en el repositorio de GitHub si tiene problemas o desea solicitar algo.
Para reportes de errores, proporcione una captura de pantalla de su archivo /logs, cualquier error que pueda ver en la consola de JavaScript, así como instrucciones específicas de reproducción.
Para ver el archivo de conversaciones que han ocurrido sobre este plugin anteriormente, vea el archivo [ADVERTENCIA: ¡Hay mucha información desactualizada allí! ]
Nothing like that is on the list at this time, but I’m not certain what you mean by ‘theme similar to those live chat plugins’ just yet; could you elaborate some?
Check out the livechat on https://www.intercom.com/ in the lower right corner.
I was thinking whether it’s possible to create a similar theme for the babble plugin.
@gdpelican: Silly question perhaps: the plugin offers a setting ‘babble history window’ which suggests that messages older than X days will be deleted from the chat history.
However, when I search for the chat in the search function, I get the same chat but this time rendered as a regular topic. And there the messages older than X days still exist.
Is it possible to have the messages automatically deleted completely, or, alternatively, is it possible to flush the messages completely (and clean up the chat) every so often? Apart of course from me deleting the chat and creating a new one with the same name?
I think I encountered a bug with the way the way the chat works and how posts are counted.
Tested with
Discourse Version 2.1.0.beta1 +115
Babble branch: f2e9fda
Context / background information
The chat is part of a forum where users can register freely, but many topics are only available to logged-in users. The reason for this is that it provides some form of security / safety so sensitive topics can be discussed more freely.
The chat is a fantastic way to encourage conversations which are deemed to sensitive to keep ‘on record’, so every so often we reset the chat itself by removing it and creating a new one again.
This however results in wrong/weird user post counts.
How post counts in the chat now work
Use the chat by clicking on the megaphone-icon. Any messages typed into the chat panel do not count towards the user post count (Preferences -> summary)
Search for the using the site search function, then use the chat in the normal ‘topic-view’. All messages typed into the chat as if it were a normal topic DO count towards the user post count.
Creating the chat does not register as creating a topic, so the topic count is not increased by 1.
The problem
Delete the chat: all messages posted in the chat (either by using the chat panel or the topic-view) are counted and substracted from the user post count. The topic count will be altered as well.
Active chatters will therefore end up with a negative post count, as can be seen from the screenshot below (taken from the acceptance environment I set up - hence the low numbers).
Additionally: removing the chat will decrease the ‘topics created’ counter by one, so as you can see I have now created -1 topics.
Why is this an issue?
It’s rather hard for people to reach the next trust level when the post count is lowered every time the chat is deleted.
I am more than willing to test, experiment or even grant you access to my acceptance environment, should that help.
Not on the roadmap at the moment, but I’d be open to accepting a contribution in that direction; seems like a floating chat might be useful for some communities
I assume you’re the only one who can review translations? I just added the missing German translations, so not sure how to get all the translations reviewed
Is it possible to have the Chat initially open when a user visits the forum? Right now it seems like users opening the website have to click the chat icon in the header bar to open it up every time they visit the page.
Tenga en cuenta que este plugin ya no se mantiene y probablemente cause problemas en su estado actual:
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