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Ireadit Plugin
Compatible with DokuWiki
- 2024-02-06 "Kaos" unknown
- 2023-04-04 "Jack Jackrum" unknown
- 2022-07-31 "Igor" yes
- 2020-07-29 "Hogfather" yes
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Installation
This Plugin depends on the following other plugins:
Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.
Usage
When you place:
~~IREADIT~~
anywhere on your dokuwiki page, you will see “I've read it” button on the bottom of page. Any user that clicks on this button will be written down into list of people that read that page.
If you want you can specify single users or user groups that are allowed to confirm the page read. For example:
~~IREADIT szymon piotr~~
Means that only users szymon and piotr can confirm the page read. You can also use group names here. For example:
~~IREADIT @user~~
Means that only users in @user group are allowed to confirm the page read.
If you change the dokuwiki page, the reader's list will be cleaned. Readers must confirm that they notice the changes. The history of readers will be preserved in “Old revisions”.
List
Plugin allows listing pages that currently login user have to read. Syntax:
---- ireadit list ---- state: not read ----
You can also define other user that currently logged in. Syntax:
---- ireadit list ---- user: other_user state: not read ----
Additionally you may list pages that was read already:
---- ireadit list ---- state: read ----
Or list both read and not read pages:
---- ireadit list ---- state: read, not read ----
You can narrow the results only to specific namespace:
---- ireadit list ---- namespace: some:namespace ----
Show the page id's that satisfy the regular expression:
---- ireadit list ---- filter: /regex/ ----
Get an overview of which pages have been read (by anyone allowed to ack, not just the logged in user):
---- ireadit list ---- state: read overview: 1 ----
- overview + read: show the page if anyone has read it
- overview + unread: show the page if no one has ever read it
- overview + outdated: show the page if no one has read it's last revision but was read by someone previously
- overview + not read: show the page if no one has read it's last revision
Syntax
ireadit list
user
- The user whose list is displayed. By default the currently login user.state
:read
- Show the pages which was read by the user.outdated
- Show the pages which previous revisions were read by the user but the current is not.unread
- Show the pages that was never read by the user.not read
=outdated
+unread
all
=read
+not read
lastread
-0
or1
. If this option is set to1
, theoutdated
pages will link to the last revision which was read by the user (not to the current version). Default:0
.filter
- regex matching pages to list. Default blank, matches all.namespace
- limits list to namespace. Default none.overview
-0
or1
. Combine this option withstate
to get an overview of which pages is in the state. See example above for details.
Config
print
- default: OFF. Show list of users who have read the page when printing.minor_edit_keeps_readers
- default: ON. When option is turned on, minor edits won't break list of readers.approve_integration
- default: OFF. Turn on integration with approve plugin.show_not_read_list
- default: OFF. In addition to list of users who read the page, show also the list of users who haven't done it yet.
Integration with approve plugin
This plugin integrates with approve plugin (when turned on in config). In this case when the page is under control of approve plugin, the ireadit works only for approved revisions.
Integration with notification plugin
This plugin integrates with notification plugin and adds notifications for the users about the pages that they have to read.