Add user Comments

[poltrian]

Hi,
comment like stars or Like, or better you can write something "worst ever" "love" "you could add ... to ... make it better

[mrzapp]

@poltrian Yeah, could be neat. Comments are actually supported in the schema.org standard. We can use the NextCloud user credentials for the user information.

[Teifun2]

Where would you add the user credentials to a comment? to author or maybe a different schema field?

[mrzapp]

@Teifun2 the schema.org standard has a "comment" field we could use

[Teifun2]

@mrzapp Yes i did see that. But if we want to store the credentials of the user + its comments, how do we do this? According to schema.org a Comment can have a Text (which would be the actual comment?) but what field would contain the user credentials? author?

 "recipeIngredient": [
    "1/4 cup oil",
    "1/4 cup water"
  ],
  "recipeInstructions": [
    "Step1: Step1."
  ],
  "commentCount": 1,
  "comment": [
    {
      "@type": "Comment",
      "text": "I Rate this recipe ....",
      "author": [
      	"@type": "Author".
      	"additionalName": "Username101",
      	"identifier": "UserId?"
      ]
    }
  ],

[mrzapp]

@Teifun2 exactly, the author field is meant for that. Your proposal is exactly how I would do it too.

[Teifun2]

Although i think this is a very good feature i would leave it aside for the moment and first focus on #116 #47 and potentially #11 . I think the aspect of storing your own recipes and using them should be the main task. Sharing and collaborative work can come when the individuals database is at a certain level.

[spikusmax]

I second this one. One could use the tagging to indicate stars already but it would be nice for that the be represented visually. I would really like to see dated comments that would enable technical notes. E.g. "needs 60min cooking not 45 in our shitty oven". Less worried about the collaborative side of comments.