nodebb-plugin-friends-etr
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Friendship plugin ala facebook, modified for Quest and maintained by ETR
Friendship plugin ala facebook
Replaces the default follow mechanic (ala Twitter) with a moderated friending system which allows users to approve/deny friend requests.
If you want a friends button in the /users list, add the following in partials/users_list.tpl
<!-- IF users.isFriends -->
<button class="btn btn-link friend-button" data-uid="{users.uid}" data-type="unfriend" data-username="{users.username}">Remove Friend</button>
<!-- ELSE -->
<button class="btn btn-warning friend-button" data-uid="{users.uid}" data-type="friend" data-username="{users.username}">Add Friend</button>
<!-- ENDIF users.isFriends -->
If you have the Write API Plugin installed, the following routes are exposed for you to use:
/friends/:uid
GET /
uid, including pending friendship dataPOST /
userslug, or accepts a pending friendship, if one is outstandingDELETE /
uid (relative to the calling user), or rejects a friendship request, if one is outstandingFAQs
Friendship plugin ala facebook, modified for Quest and maintained by ETR
The npm package nodebb-plugin-friends-etr receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, nodebb-plugin-friends-etr popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nodebb-plugin-friends-etr demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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