discourse-custom-bbcodes

Disclaimer: not only am I new to writing discourse plugins, this was written hastily with the intention to polish it later. Use at your own risk!

A Discourse Plugin (built on top of discourse-awesome-bbcodes) that adds custom BBCode tags for Doom Emacs' Discourse. These tags are:

• [dump]...[/dump] --- Useful for large text dumps that shouldn't be indexed by the search engine. Our github issue tracker had a serious issue with system information polluting the search results.
• [float=left]...[/float] or [float=right]...[/float] --- used to float content to the left or right.
• [clear][/clear] --- used to clear floated content.
• [kbd command=+ivy/switch-workspace-buffer alt="C-x C-b,SPC b B]SPC b b[/kbd] --- syntax sugar for key sequences. Will later be improved to display commands and alternative key sequences on mouseover.
• [notice]...[/notice] --- creates a notice modal (a blockquote). Uses the first emoji in the first element as the notice's icon, and appends a notice-EMOJINAME class to the enclosing blockquote.
• [tabs id=ID title=TITLE]...[/tabs] --- Tabbed sections of content. Use [tab=ID]...[/tab] inside.
• [[...]] syntax for auto-linking:
  • Github issue references: [[#123]], [[doom-emacs/#1234]], [[hlissner/doom-emacs#1234]]
  • Links to Doom module docs or a particular module flag's docs: [[:lang]], [[:lang rust]], [[:lang rust +lsp]]
  • Packages: [[package:evil]], [[p:evil]], [[p:rustic-mode]]
  • Functions/Macros: [[fn:evil-join]], [[fn:after!]], [[fn:add-hook]]
  • Variables: [[var:evil-join]], [[var:after!]], [[var:add-hook]]
  • Faces: [[face:org-level-2]], [[face:font-lock-comment-face]]

Installation

• Add the plugin's repo url to your container's yml config file

hooks:
  after_code:
    - exec:
        cd: $home/plugins
        cmd:
          # ...
          - git clone https://github.com/doomemacs/discourse-custom-bbcodes.git

• Rebuild the container

cd /var/discourse
git pull
./launcher rebuild app

Credits

• discourse-awesome-bbcodes was used as a basis for this plugin (by David Montoya and Charles-Pierre Astolfi)