Tracking (issues, bugs, requests tracker)

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Tracking

A Flarum extension. Track bugs, issues, data requests, and anything else using a minimal php bug tracker called Bumpy Booby (https://github.com/piero-la-lune/Bumpy-Booby). This extension simply lets you see a Bumpy Booby installation from your admin. It is separate from Flarum. It doesn't use a traditional database. It can be moved from server to server simply by moving a folder. It's not fully private out of the box despite being in your admin. After installing, go to its settings and update permissions. See third screenshot below.

This was created mainly for myself, but I'm releasing for others to enjoy if they so desire. This will be under minimal maintenance. I suggest only using this if you know what you're doing and/or like to play around with things like this. No major changes/updates are planned. Unless the Bumpy Booby developer releases an update.

For more explanation, simply visit the Bumpy Booby GitHub (see link above). I believe it will only work with Apache, sorry Nginx fans.

Installation

Install with composer:

composer require zerosonesfun/flarum-tracking:"*"

After activating the extension, it will walk you through setting up Bumpy Booby.

Updating

Before any update, it's highly recommended to make a backup. You only need to save the ./database/ folder. If an update is ever released I would provide full update instructions.

composer update zerosonesfun/flarum-tracking:"*"
php flarum migrate
php flarum cache:clear

Remove

composer remove zerosonesfun/flarum-tracking

Links

jordanjay29

This is pretty cool.

Is it a bridge or does it integrate Bumpy Booby into Flarum?

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jordanjay29 Just a bridge if I'm understanding you correctly. You see it and use it in the admin, it's not just a link to it. I started using it completely separate from Flarum. But then I thought it would be neat, and convenient to be able to access it in my Flarum admin.

But, besides the fact that you see it in the admin area, it has nothing to do with Flarum. For example, you have to log into it, even though you are already logged into your admin.