Listing?

[jacob0719]

Hey,
Just installed the plug-in and I like it! However, when I went to my list page, the URL isn't including the /p/

Just thought I'd let you know.

[e4r7hbug]

It might be best to close this issue as #3 has the proposed fix.

[patricktokeeffe]

Frustrating to see this broken, stale version is what's hosted on npmjs. I think it's better than the list_pads EP plugin (or would be if it worked out of the box).

At least for Windows EP installs, the quickest fix is to install the plugin, then open <ep-install-dir>/node_modules/ep_padlist/templates/pads.html and add /p:

  <ul>
    <% pads.forEach(function(pad){ %>
-      <li><a href="/<%= pad.toString() %>"><%= pad.toString() %></a></li>
+      <li><a href="/p/<%= pad.toString() %>"><%= pad.toString() %></a></li>
    <% }) %>
  </ul>

[pht31337]

https://github.com/Piotr-Pht-Jasiek/ep_padlist/tree/patch-1
patched

[myrdd]

My workaround ansible task for the debops.etherpad ansible role:

- name: fix ep_padlist
  lineinfile:
    line: '      <li><a href="/p/<%= pad.toString() %>"><%= pad.toString() %></a></li>'
    regexp: '^      <li><a href="/'
    path: '{{ etherpad_home + "/" + etherpad_repository }}/node_modules/ep_padlist/templates/pads.html'

Does anyone know how unmaintained packages are handled (or „can be handled“) in npm?

[myrdd]

Does anyone know how unmaintained packages are handled (or „can be handled“) in npm?

• https://wlach.github.io/blog/2017/07/taking-over-an-npm-package-sanity-prevails/
• https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/disputes