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* Implement a Geeklog 2 plugin that provides both a taxonomy and a tagging implementation.
* Create the SOAP API for interacting with the plugin. Geeklog 2 already has basic support for implementing web services so this
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...o, photos as well as integration with existing services. The goal of this plugin is:
...of video and photos (really any files ala the Geeklog 1.x File Management Plugin)
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Develop a plugin that utilizes Google's OpenSocial APIs to provide all the functions common
...of the internals of both the GL2 APIs and the Google OpenSocial APIs this plugin can be pulled off and provide some nice features to GL2.
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This project will require someone to spend time understanding how the core GL plugin API works.
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...guration, <code>$_SP_CONF</code> for the configuration of the Static Pages plugin, and so on.
...e tab and if so, then checks to see if the user has access to the tab. For plugin authors wishing to extend this functionality to their plugins all then need
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This is a proposed roadmap for the continued development of Geeklog following a planned and structured approach:
* [[SoC plugin repository|Plugin Repository]] (i.e. support for the Plugin Repository in Geeklog itself)
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* [[SoC_plugin_repository|Plugin repository]], Student: Tim Patrick (Mentor: Matt West)
* [[SoC_geeklog2_taxonomy_tagging_plugin|Taxonomy and Tagging Plugin]], Student: Kittipat Virochsiri (Mentor: Tony Bibbs)
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=== Articles Plugin ===
...s always been like that. The idea here is to move all article support to a plugin. In addition to it being more consistent, Geeklog would also become more mo
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If you want to make your plugin compatible with Geeklog v1.5 and below, you must also implement [[Using Gee
...search API is rather easy. Easy, that is, if you know how to search your plugin's data already. The Geeklog search API provides a way for you to return the
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...d updated. Compatibility with existing add-ons needs to be considered. Any plugin changes or new APIs will have to be documented.
...replace the feed files (at least for feeds built into Geeklog - what about plugin feeds?). If feed files are replaced with dynamic feeds, a migration path mu
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...is to have a call that plugins can hook into whenever Geeklog (or another plugin) saves one of its items (article, comment, ...) so that plugins can perform
...lugin's internal name, e.g. <code>'links'</code> for a link from the Links plugin.
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* [[SoC_mailman|Mailman Plugin]], Student: Aman Parmani (Mentor: Blaine Lang)
* [[SoC_geeklog2_mapping_plugin| Mapping Plugin]], Student: Dhairya Dnyanpal Dand (Mentor: Justin Carlson)
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...as [[#Extended_API|extended]] in Geeklog 1.6.0 for use by the [[XMLSitemap Plugin]].
...ea for this function is to request information for an item that is under a plugin's control (where, in this case, the list of "plugins" also includes Geeklog
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...p://project.geeklog.net/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/repository/ Plugin Repository plugin]
...ct.geeklog.net/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/gsoc-2009-rmanager/ Repository Manager plugin]
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= Writing A Minimal Geeklog Plugin =
...ard. This example demonstrates the absolute minimum required for a Geeklog plugin.
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[http://www.geeklog.net/docs/spamx.html Spam-X] is Geeklog's spam filter plugin. The concept is simple but has proved to be very effective:
...(not spam) or "thumbs-down" (spam detected) result back to the caller. The plugin itself can easily be extended by dropping in new modules, in case the spamm
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...Geeklog needs a way to automatically run the install procedure for such a plugin.
The problem with the plugin install scripts used until now are that they were mainly aimed at being run
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As usual, <code>$type</code> is the plugin type ('calendar', 'forum', ...). <code>$old_conf</code> contains a copy of
The plugin will then have to implement a function
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Uninstalling a plugin usually requires a series of steps that are identical for most, if not all,
* drop plugin-specific tables
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So you want to help out with Geeklog development? Excellent! Here are the first steps to get you started:
Next, try the development version. You can either [[Using GitHub|use GitHub]] or download the [[Night
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