Here is my second live video screencast (in my life, using Camtasia) with voice for the new usercp:
Overview of the Vue.js UserCP @UNIX.com
Shout outs to Don Cragun, Corona688, Rudi, Wolf, Made in Germany, stomp, Ravinder, Creative Tim, PubNub and others in the video. Thanks.
If you are... (1 Reply)
Here is a status update on the new forum usercp.
The current version of the new UserCP is Screeching Frog v0.7446.
Most users will need to clear the files from your browser cache, quit and restart your browser to see the new version (check bottom of the page for version). Safari seems to... (9 Replies)
Update!
UserCP Screeching Frog 0.7485
Created a new page for uploaded a profile picture (profile pictures are different than avatar pictures).
https://www.unix.com/usercp/#/settings/other
https://www.unix.com/members/1-albums225-picture1158.png
... (0 Replies)
Vue Router has some quirks and on of the quirks is that it is not reliable when adding external links using the vue-router library.
After struggling with many solutions, I have found that creating a simple Vue.js component like this one seems to work the best (so far):
Component Example: ... (0 Replies)
Please join me in thanking one of our most active new members, nezabudka, who suggested that we start using the new usercp prototype and change the menu items around, effectively "promoting" the new prototype CP.
At first, I did not understand her suggestion, but after 'coming down" from days of... (1 Reply)
Yea.... something I thought would take me an hour ended up taking most of the day. Well, it's not like those YT video tutorials where it take a week or more to make a video and the guys (gals) make it look so easy. But having said that, I'm happy to share with forum members the first "My... (6 Replies)
Well, thanks to the amazing power of Vue.js, we now have a new timeline in version 0.23 of the UserCP Mockup:
Wow! I'm really impressed with Vue.js.
https://www.unix.com/cp/index.php#/pages/timeline
In this version:
Created database, and PHP model for the remote AJAX (Axios) call to... (1 Reply)
Here is the query (and some sample results) I plan to use to build a new timeline page in the mockup vue.js usercp I am working on.
When the postid is the same as lastpostid, this means the timeline entry will be - "{{Member}} Started Discussion {{Thread Title}} at {{date and time}}" and when... (4 Replies)
Vue.js UserCP Mockup Version 0.20 - Badge Notifications
https://www.unix.com/cp/index.php#/dashboardIn this mockup release:
Badge Notifications are working with live data: Upper Right (see image)
Added Axios to Vue and changed large table updates to axios (ajax)
Note: Will reformat... (2 Replies)
BTI(1) bti BTI(1)NAME
bti - send a tweet to twitter.com or identi.ca from the command line
SYNOPSIS
bti [--account account] [--password password] [--action action] [--user screenname] [--host HOST_NAME] [--proxy PROXY:PORT]
[--logfile LOGFILE] [--config CONFIGFILE] [--replyto ID] [--retweet ID] [--page PAGENUMBER] [--bash] [--shrink-urls] [--debug]
[--dry-run] [--verbose] [--version] [--help]
DESCRIPTION
bti sends a tweet message to twitter.com or identi.ca.
OPTIONS --account account
Specify the twitter.com or identi.ca account name.
--password password
Specify the password of your twitter.com or identi.ca account.
--action action
Specify the action which you want to perform. Valid options are "update" to send a message, "friends" to see your friends timeline,
"public" to track public timeline, "replies" to see replies to your messages and "user" to see a specific user's timeline. Default is
"update".
--user screenname
Specify the user whose messages you want to see when the action is "user".
--host HOST_NAME
Specify the host which you want to send your message to. Valid options are "twitter" to send to twitter.com and "identica" to send to
identi.ca. If you want to send the message to a custom StatusNet installation, you should specify the API URI. For example identi.ca's
URI is: https://identi.ca/api/statuses
If no host is specified, the default is to send to twitter.com.
--proxy PROXY:PORT
Specify a http proxy value. This is not a required option, and only needed by systems that are behind a http proxy.
If --proxy is not specified but the environment variable 'http_proxy' is set the latter will be used.
--logfile LOGFILE
Specify a logfile for bti to write status messages to. LOGFILE is in relation to the user's home directory, not an absolute path to a
file.
--config CONFIGFILE
Specify a config file for bti to read from. By default, bti looks in the ~/.bti file for config values. This default location can be
overridden by setting a specific file with this option.
--replyto ID
Status ID of a single post to which you want to create a threaded reply to.
For twitter, this is ignored unless the message starts with the @name of the owner of the post with the status ID.
For status.net, this can link any two messages into context with each other. Status.net will also link a message that contains an @name
without this without regard to context.
--retweet ID
Status ID of a single post which you want to retweet.
--shrink-urls
Scans the tweet text for valid URL patterns and passes each through the supplied bti-shrink-urls script. The script will pass the URL
to a web service that shrinks the URLs, making it more suitable for micro-blogging.
The following URL shrinking services are available: http://2tu.us/ (default) and http://bit.ly / http://j.mp
See the documentation for bti-shrink-urls for the configuration options.
--debug
Print a whole bunch of debugging messages to stdout.
--page PAGENUMBER
When the action is to retrieve updates, it usually retrieves only one page. If this option is used, the page number can be specified.
--dry-run
Performs all steps that would normally be done for a given action, but will not connect to the service to post or retrieve data.
--verbose
Verbose mode. Print status IDs and timestamps.
--bash
Add the working directory and a '$' in the tweet message to help specify it is coming from a command line. Don't put the working
directory and the '$' in the tweet message.
This option implies --background.
--background
Do not report back any errors that might have happened when sending the message, and send it in the background, returning immediately,
allowing the user to continue on.
--version
Print version number.
--help
Print help text.
DESCRIPTION
bti provides an easy way to send tweet messages direct from the command line or any script. It reads the message on standard input and uses
the account and password settings either from the command line options, or from a config file, to send the message out.
Its primary focus is to allow you to log everything that you type into a bash shell, in a crazy, "this is what I'm doing right now!" type
of way, letting the world follow along with you constant moving between directories and refreshing your email queue to see if there's
anything interesting going on.
To hook bti up to your bash shell, export the following variable:
PROMPT_COMMAND='history 1 | sed -e "s/^s*[0-9]*s*//" | bti --bash'
This example assumes that you have the ~/.bti set up with your account and password information already in it, otherwise you can specify
them as an option.
CONFIGURATION
The account and password can be stored in a configuration file in the users home directory in a file named .bti. The structure of this file
is as follows:
account
The twitter.com or identi.ca account name you wish to use to send this message with.
password
The twitter.com or identi.ca password for the account you wish to use to send this message with.
--action action
Specify the action which you want to perform. Valid options are "update" to send a message, "friends" to see your friends timeline,
"public" to track public timeline, "replies" to see replies to your messages and "user" to see a specific user's timeline.
--user screenname
Specify the user you want to see his/her messages while the action is "user".
host
The host you want to use to send the message to. Valid options are either "twitter" or "identica" to send to twitter.com or identi.ca
respectively. If you want to send the message to a custom StatusNet installation, you should specify the API URI. For example
identi.ca's URI is: https://identi.ca/api/statuses.
proxy
The http proxy needed to send data out to the Internet.
logfile
The logfile name for bti to write what happened to. This file is relative to the user's home directory. If this file is not specified
here or on the command line, no logging will be written to the disk.
replyto
The status ID to which all notices will be linked to.
There is no sane reason for a need to have this set in a config file. One such reason is to have all your messages as children to a
particular status.
shrink-urls
Setting this variable to 'true' or 'yes' will enable the URL shrinking feature. This is equivalent to using the --shrink-urls option.
verbose
Setting this variable to 'true' or 'yes' will enable the verbose mode.
There is an example config file in /usr/share/doc/bti/examples/bti.example that shows the structure of the file.
Configuration options have the following priority:
command line option
config file option
environment variables
For example, command line options always override any config file option, or any environment variables. Unless a config file is specified
by the command line. At that point, the new config file is read, and any previous options set by a command line option, would be
overridden.
AUTHOR
Written by Greg Kroah-Hartman <greg@kroah.com> and Amir Mohammad Saied <amirsaied@gmail.com>.
bti May 2008 BTI(1)