Keywords: A dynamic glossary for Flarum

Mark73

Ok... this is clever.

luceos

You had me at your second screenshot 😂

tankerkiller125

Now this is pretty damn cool in my book.

askvortsov

Justoverclock Just a UI suggestion, but for the "delete" button, you might want to use a "trash" icon.

When we were working on this, we used a regular html <button>. However, you could also use the Flarum Button component and pass it fas fa-trash as the icon attr, which would result in this design.

Justoverclock

askvortsov thats a nice suggestion, i will implement this in the next update 🙂

Justoverclock

definitely better 🙂

[deleted]

@Justoverclock thank you! This is very useful flarum extension.

askvortsov

Justoverclock Oh, one more idea. I think this might be easier to navigate if the terms were sorted by key.

Justoverclock

askvortsov what do u mean exactly? A filter to search the key to delete?

askvortsov

Justoverclock I mean in the example above, if the order was:

composer
extension
flarum
object

A filter/search for keys could also be cool.

Then, another interesting feature could be an import cool where a CSV could be imported. JS is capable of handling/parsing CSVs, so it could all be done in the frontend.

Justoverclock

askvortsov damn! Ok but I need your brain for 1 year more or less 😂

I think I can handle alphabetical order, but for the csv I think is out of my knowledge 🤐

Also I think that this extension can be useful here on discuss, to give automatic info to users and guest

JohnP

Great extension idea, it's one of those things that most a lot of people will not realise they want/need until they see it and then suddenly realise they do.

I'm going to have a play with it later.

ctml

Fantastic idea and looks great, will be very useful for many I'm sure including myself. Thank you for this!

giter

Great job!

Hari

Awesome tool 😍

010101

Very cool! This could even be used as a canned response of sorts. If people are always asking the same question at your forum, and as long as the answer is relatively short, you could quickly reply with: "Answer #103" They hover over that and see, "Flarum will be stable when it's stable." 😄

ctml

I'm not sure how it's done on other sites, but maybe it could have a maximum number of times each keyword will have the pop-up enable? I haven't used it yet, but I wonder if a specific word was used many times throughout a post if you'd want every instance underlined or perhaps just the first X times.

EvilExecutor

OMG! You're awesome 😊

Justoverclock

ctml based on many example that I see on other website, this happen rarely. Usually no one use the same words a lot of time in a sentence. But this could be a nice feauture too.

I will put this into my todo list also

ctml

Justoverclock the best example I could think of would be blog posts, because they tend to be longer and about a specific subject so the number of times a keyword could be used over may be much higher.

Thanks for considering it!