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A tiny wrapper for the DISQUS API.

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Disqussion

A tiny wrapper around the DISQUS API.

Demo:

Just run the following command in the root of this repo npm run demo

Now open the browser and go to http://localhost:8080/

Usage:

When loading this script the lib exposes the global variable disqussion.

Disqussion has to be configured before you can use it properly. To do this you have to at least pass in the shortname of the DISQUS site you refer to. There are several optional attributes which can be passed in.

shortname

Tells the Disqus service your forum's shortname, which is the unique identifier for your website as registered on Disqus.

url

Tells the Disqus service the URL of the current page. If undefined, Disqus will take the window.location.href. This URL is used to look up or create a thread if identifier is undefined. In addition, this URL is always saved when a thread is being created so that Disqus knows what page a thread belongs to.

title

Tells the Disqus service the title of the current page. This is used when creating the thread on Disqus for the first time. If undefined, Disqus will use the <title> attribute of the page. If that attribute could not be used, Disqus will use the URL of the page.

identifier

Tells the Disqus service how to identify the current page. When the Disqus embed is loaded, the identifier is used to look up the correct thread. If identifier is undefined, the page's URL (or the passed in url) will be used. The URL can be unreliable, such as when renaming an article slug or changing domains, so we recommend using your own unique way of identifying a thread.

category

Tells the Disqus service the category to be used for the current page. This is used when creating the thread on Disqus for the first time. Categories are primarily used with our API for results filtering; categories are not used for moderation (e.g., to filter comments by category in the moderation panel).

disqussion gets configured as follows in a <script> tag: var disqus = disqussion({shortname: 'foobars'});

createDisqusWidget

This function is available on the disqus variable after configuring disqussion.

disqus.createDisqusWidget()

The function creates a new discussion if loaded for the first time with the given configuration or loads the corresponding disqus history if one with the given identifier or url or pages url determined by window.location.href.

The DISQUS widget gets loaded in a container with the id disqus_thread. This means that the html must contain such a container in order to load the widget properly.

For a proper example see the html files in the "demo" directory.

initCommentCounts

This function is available on the disqus variable after configuring disqussion.

disqus.initCommentCounts()

The function inserts the comment count for the referenced DISQUS discussions.

The function looks for elements on the site which have the class disqus-comment-count. The element also has to have a an attribute which references a DISQUS discussion. Here you have 2 possibilities in referencing one:

data-disqus-identifier where its value is an unique identifier for a DISQUS discussion

or

data-disqus-url where its value is an unique absolute url for a DISQUS discussion

The replacement executed by this function can be configured in the administration section of your DISQUS website under Settings > Community. The following image shows this administration: https://disqus-cloudfront.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/comment-count-link-customization.png

For a proper example see the html files in the "demo" directory.

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Package last updated on 23 Jun 2016

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