CCNS is a Nostr-focused community platform centered around link aggregation and discussion topics. Anyone with a Nostr account is able to post links and start discussions. Those are curated with zaps with a user defined number of sats.
Problem
Activity on https://stacker.news/~nostr has decreased significant since the introduction of territories.
This is a Drupal & Nostr powered project inspired by HackerNews, Kbin.pub, Lobste.rs and Stacker.news.
- Create content model
- Topic entity
- User entity
- Link entity
- Comment entity
- CCNS member role and permissions
- Add content entities and fields to Drupal
- Link
- User
- Comment
- Topic
- Add NDK for Nostr integration for authenticating users
- Integrate Nostr key authentication with the Drupal user management system
- Add 'crosspost to Nostr' option to broadcast an event with your submitted link (NIP-01)
- Add 'crosspost to Nostr' option to broadcast an event with your submitted topic within the CCNS community (NIP-72)
- Add threaded comments below links and topics
- Integrate zaps (NIP-57)
- For links
- For comments
- Setup e-mail notifications with DANSE
- Add a notifications center with DANSE
- Integrate tags provided by a taxonomy managed by Drupal
- Add a news/blog section
- Add options to crosspost these items to Nostr on behalf of the CCNS account
- Add login method with nsecbunker
- Add login method with nsec key
- Add a way to register a new Nostr account
To see all items on a Kanban project board, please have a look at https://github.com/users/Sebastix/projects/2.
All contributions and issues are handled in the Github repo. The issue queue: https://github.com/Sebastix/CCNS/issues.
We have a Telegram group you can join: https://t.me/ccns_community
Contact Sebastian Hagens
Sebastian Hagens is a self-employed creative technologist working as a Drupal & fullstack webdeveloper and tech consultant from The Netherlands.
Follow Sebastian on Nostr
Pubkey: npub1qe3e5wrvnsgpggtkytxteaqfprz0rgxr8c3l34kk3a9t7e2l3acslezefe
Handle: sebastian@sebastix.dev
Follow CCNS on Nostr
Pubkey: npub12pj5g0370uz3f49flpz8scs85p8s9c7l6ueutjhkyc3jnggrlafsmmljva
Handle: ccns@ccns.sebastix.dev
See .gitlab-ci.yml and https://gitlab.com/sebastix-group/nostr/CCNS/-/pipelines
@TODO
@TODO
- Config split
- Drush
- Raven
- Backup Migrate
- Symfony Mailer
- Admin Toolbar
- Gin
- Pathauto
- Metatag
- Masquerade
- Ultimate Cron
- Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation
- Flood control
- Comment delete
- Comments order
- Voting API
- Twig Tweak
- CKEditor markdown
- Unique content field validation
- Config ignore
- Robots Txt
- Matomo
- Field permissions
- DANSE
- Honeypot
Modules for development only:
- Coder
- Devel
- Webprofiler
- Drupal Coder
- Drupal Rector
All theme files are located in web/themes/custom/ccns_theme.
TailwindCSS + Daisy UI using Lofi as the base theme (see web/themes/custom/ccns_theme/tailwind.config.js).
The icons used are from https://heroicons.com/.
- Node version
>=16.9.0
cd web/themes/custom/ccns_theme
Install all packages:
npm install
npm run build
Or run npm run dev while developing.
Support for exporting / importing modules with Javascript ES6 is a work in progress for Drupal core. I've found another way to create a Javascript singleton instance which can be used by multiple Drupal modules. Why would you use this? For using a store for example, so you can share different states and data between components and pages. In our case we need a global accessible store with the Nostr Dev Kit instance provided by the NDK library.
Custom module located at web/modules/custom/ccns and depends on the nostr_ndk module.
Custom module located at web/modules/custom/nostr_ndk.
@TODO
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- https://github.com/FriendsOfPHP/security-advisories
- https://github.com/fabpot/local-php-security-checker
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