[Amelio] AAU, I can share a public brain to someone

[mamadoudicko]

Functional:

• User can access a public brain via a link

Validation:

• Go to brain library
• Click on a brain
• Check that you can copy the link of the brain
• Go to a new tab a paste the link
• Check that Quivr directly opens the concerned brain modal

[dosubot]

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Hello again @mamadoudicko,

Yes, you can share a public brain to someone using Quivr. This feature was discussed and implemented in a couple of issues and pull requests in the Quivr repository.

The first one is [Shareable brains] I can share brains, which was last updated on August 29, 2023. This issue was referenced by several other issues related to sharing brains, such as [Shareable Brains]: 6- AA Unauthenticated User, I'm first redirected to login/signup page then upon authentification, im redirected to the subscription invite modal and [Shareable brains]: 7- AAU, I can unsubscribe from a brain.

The second one is [Shareable Brains]: 2-AAU, I can see the "share" button and, on click, a sharing modal with the brain invitation url appears, which was last updated on July 17, 2023. This issue was referenced by Shareable Brains - 2, a pull request that was last updated on July 11, 2023.

In terms of the exact process to share a public brain in Quivr, the repository contains keys in the localization files that suggest the following steps:

1. Click on the "Share brain {{name}}" button.
2. A modal will appear with a link to share your brain.
3. Click on the "Click to copy link to share your brain" button to copy the link to your clipboard.

Please note that the "{{name}}" in the "Share brain {{name}}" key will be replaced with the name of the brain you are sharing.

I hope this helps! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

Best,
Dosu

Sources

• [Shareable brains] I can share brains
• [Shareable Brains]: 2-AAU, I can see the "share" button and, on click, a sharing modal with the brain invitation url appears
• frontend/public/locales/es/brain.json
• frontend/public/locales/zh-cn/brain.json
• frontend/public/locales/ru/brain.json
• frontend/public/locales/pt-br/brain.json
• frontend/public/locales/en/brain.json

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