A web service to get links to hashtag pages on different web platforms. The main purpose of this tool is to be used on Wikidata as the 'formatter URL' (P1630) value of 'hashtag' (P2572), without having to systematically link to a unique centralized platform, hashtags being, most of the time, not bound to a single platform.
git clone https://github.com/maxlath/hashtags-hub
cd hashtags-hub
npm install
npm run watch
mkdir -p ~/www
cd ~/www
git clone https://github.com/maxlath/hashtags-hub js
cd js
# See https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Web#node.js_web_services
webservice --backend=kubernetes node10 shell
cd ~/www/js
npm install --production
# exit node10 shell
exit
webservice --backend=kubernetes node10 start
# get the logs
kubectl logs -f $(kubectl get pods | grep hashtags-hub | grep Running | awk '{print $1}')
see also Hub
setup instructions
To add a new platform, 2 things are required:
You should then ready to commit those changes, asset files included, push your commit to your fork and start a Pull Request.
- Add a square icon to the
assets
directory:- resolution must be
>= 32x32
(ideally>= 64x64
so that we have the possibility to change the icon resolution in the future) - the icon filename must be on the pattern
{platform name}_icon.png
, all lowercased
- resolution must be
- Run the script
npm run update-icons
to generate the32x32
version in thepublic
folder
- Add a
{ name, formatter }
object to one of the lists in./server/templates/hashtag.js
- The
name
should match the platform name used for the icon, given that the icon url is generated fromname
lowercased and with spaces replaced by_
- The
- Check that it works as expected:
- Start the server:
npm run start
- Open the page in your browser, by default http://localhost:4274
- Start the server: