Admin interface for comments

[Ivan Enderlin]

We need this. This is REALLY easy to do, and fun. We use isso.
The database schema is here:

Our needs:

• Login,
• Logout,
• List all comments,
• List all threads,
• Sort them.
  Optional: Delete or edit comments (but not really useful so far).

Any volunteers? /cc @hoaproject/hoackers

Also, there is this issue: isso-comments/isso#10, but no progress. We can do something really simple with PHP for the server part and we can use Ember or anything else for the client. A single-page application does fit in this case.

[Renaud LITTOLFF]

"The database schema is here:" ... where ?

[Pierre Tomasina]

@marmotz it's two SQLite tables.

I'm able to do a quick ember app and light php service for handle isso.

There is the ugly schema :

CREATE TABLE comments (
     tid REFERENCES threads(id), 
     id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
     parent INTEGER,     
     created FLOAT NOT NULL, 
     modified FLOAT, 
     mode INTEGER, 
     remote_addr VARCHAR,     
     text VARCHAR, 
     author VARCHAR, 
     email VARCHAR, 
     website VARCHAR,     
     likes INTEGER DEFAULT 0, 
     dislikes INTEGER DEFAULT 0, 
     voters BLOB NOT NULL
);

CREATE TABLE threads (     
     id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
     uri VARCHAR(256) UNIQUE, 
     title VARCHAR(256)
);

[Ivan Enderlin]

@marmotz Sorry… forget them :-p.
@Pierozi Thanks! You got my back!

[Pierre Tomasina]

I've finished, i will publish soon on my repo.
first time i used Ember, be kind :D

[Ivan Enderlin]

@Pierozi Looks great :-).

[Pierre Tomasina]

@Hywan you can test on my repo, but it's need a few correction and cleaning. https://github.com/Pierozi/isso-admin

[Ivan Enderlin]

@Pierozi Is it based on http://posativ.org/isso/docs/extras/api/?

[Pierre Tomasina]

@Hywan no it uses database.

[Ivan Enderlin]

We should check isso-comments/isso#256.

[Pierre Tomasina]

@Hywan the PR you reference also use SQL. If i remember well, the API doesn't allow to make action on comments.

[Benoit Latinier]

@Pierozi The PR uses the API, there is an endpoint moderate which I use. The SQL added in the PR concerns the comment retrieval only and is integrated in a new view of isso.

I think that what @Hywan means by "using the API" is that you integrate directly with isso to manage the comments and do not use an isso-external connection to the database. This ensures the admin interface won't break with isso upgrades.

This being said my PR does not include sorting nor editing and even less JS fancyness (ember/angular/react). And my login/logout mechanism is really basic (could not be more simplistic). Which you might have done.

[Ivan Enderlin]

@blatinier Thanks for the comment! @Pierozi can be off for some days (as we most of us are because of summer holiday…).

[Ivan Enderlin]

Now we have discourse.