So I have not worked on this in about one year. This uses Class::DBI and was started when Catalyst was brand new so it reflects some awkward design patterns and has quite a bit of sub-optimal code. I started a redraft from scratch tentatively called “Yesh,” though I like “ego” better and might move to “ego 2.0.”
The new stuff is much better but it wasn’t written for a general application, just directly for Sedition·com. It’s been powering it for 6+ months and has some improvements in security, auto-markup, and such.
I will generalize it and release it eventually. Right now the code is too tightly coupled to its specific installation.
Put in a NEXT hook or callback for the final HTML parse. Otherwise you're gonna get 15 different passes on the same page; one for each plugin, etc.
Recent comments should be relative times, ____ ago.
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XHTML::Allowed SHOULD strip empty tags and pointless repetition but it might have to move to HTML::TreeBuilder to do this reasonably...? Manually instead with a substitution at the end?
Comment limits by count or by date?
have a tag that does '|html' so that users don't have to. code?
make enpara into a parser, it's not smart enough right now
impose char limit on comments!
collapse bad spacing in comments Make sure paras can't self-nest.
consider letting those post images which are served from the same domain
as their email?
gravatars?
ask tt list about post processing so asins may be curried and queried
in 10s.
comment formatting is bad between paras.link to daily from post form is bustedunicode is in and on in liveturn on email and comment validation
