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tag improvements: https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3AtagsSpaces in tags (or the ability to set a delimiter) is a recurring request theme :)
The SQL aspect has been bugging me for a while, this is something I'd very much like to see happening at some point! I'll try to start experimenting with Doctrine when I get enough spare time.
Regarding testing, I think something that would be greatly beneficial for developers and community alike would be to add functional tests with browser automation, e.g. with Selenium and/or RobotFramework. We're using both at work and they nicely complement unitary testing ;-)
I spent a lot of last night playing around with editing the default theme for Shaarli. What about an HTML5 boilerplate theme (https://html5boilerplate.com/) for Shaarli, to make it easier to write new themes? Pretty much all of the ones out there don't work anymore due to the namespacing changes, and such a thing would make it much easier to rebuild the Shaarli ecosystem.
/one from your configuration file? url = must be the base URL of your shaarli instance. See https://python-shaarli-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/configuration.html#example.
Enable REST API is checked in Shaarli settings, also make sure your server is properly configured (including URL rewriting support)
@virtadpt about "interfacing shaarli with ArchiveBox", which I only saw today: I believe it could work this way:
1) external script/cronjob a) gets with shaarli_client the list of bookmarks to make copies of, b) passes that list to archivebox and c) saves each file in a folder called $BOOMARKS_HOME/$ID/index.html where $ID is the identifier of that bookmark inside shaarli.
2) then, all shaarli needs to do is to add, ONLY when user is logged in, a link/button to $BOOMARKS_HOME/$ID/index.html, close to where the "edit" icon of the same bookmark is. Theoretically, this should be very, very little code, no?
Is this correct? If it is... I know how to do 1) myself, hope to actually do it in the next weeks. But I honestly have no clue on how to do 2). I don't care if there is no gui interface, i.e. I don't mind patching the shaarli source code to add the php commands that display that extra link to logged in users... but I would really need someone to write down that code for me, and tell me where to put it. Once I have that info, I can go and test myself, and report, so someone else can make a usable plugin.
@virtadpt the problem with that approach is that the RSS feed would not include private bookmarks (incidentally, this is one more case/reason why having the bookmarks as one SQLite db would be waaaay better, but that is another issue, of course). And in any case, the real problem I have and need help with is part 2 of my earlier comment: how do I hack shaarli's source code to make it display,ONLY to logged-in user, one extra link with the same bookmark ID?
Concrete example: if I look right now at my own shaarli installation, the latest (private!) bookmark includes an icon that is a link to https://example.com/?edit_link=289. Well, all I need to know is how to change the php code so that, right after that icon/link, it displays another one pointing to https://example.com/WEBARCHIVE/289/index.html, which would be the copy of the same page created by archivebox . For the record, I ALREADY tried to do this, but after a couple of hours or so of looking at the code I had to stop. My limit, of course. That is why I ask for help
to @virtadpt and everybody else interested in "interfacing shaarli with ArchiveBox". Back in August, see above, I asked how to change the shaarli php code so that it would ALSO point to an URL having a structure like: https://example.com/WEBARCHIVE/289/index.html
Last week I figured out how to do this. I changed the two lines in the file shaarli/tpl/default/linklist.html that call the "pencil-square-o-edit-link" icon:
<a href="?edit_link={$value.id}" title="{$strEdit}"><i class="fa fa-pencil-square-o edit-link"></i></a>
in this way:
<a href="?edit_link={$value.id}" title="{$strEdit}"><i class="fa fa-pencil-square-o edit-link"></i></a><a href="https://example.com/WEBARCHIVE/{$value.id}/" target="_blank">AchiveBox</a>
The result is not pretty, visually, but works exactly as I need. Comments and suggestions of better ways are very welcome, of course. What I would really need, however, is help to put, after WEBARCHIVE/, a string of constant length, left-padded with zeroes. That is, I would like to have WEBARCHIVE/000009/... WEBARCHIVE/000289/ instead of WEBARCHIVE/9/... WEBARCHIVE/289/ . Is it possible to process {$value.id} in this way, in the code above? Thanks
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OranginaRouge Hi everyone. I may have did a mistake by accessing this "thread". I was seeking a place to discuss between Shaarli-er (cf this shaarlink. But it's seem it's the wrong place for me… :-/
OranginaRouge (i'm just trying Matric/Riot for the first time and seems not a bad tool. Rather efficient actually)
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