Re: [Tiki-devel] Packages library description

Marc Laporte <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.tiki.devel,gmane.comp.cms.tiki.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Great idea Torsten!

I will put you in touch with a junior developer to address this.

Thanks!


On Sun, 17 Apr 2022 16:36:02 +0200 Tiki developers [email protected] said

> Hello devs (adding users in Cc.), 
> I love the Packages feature and as I am currently installing a few
>    Tikis, I naturally stumble over this nice and very helpful feature. 
> There is one aspect which I think could be useful for occassional or
>    new admins and power users: 
> Adding a short description to the library names of the
>      table in packages.tiki.org and aswell a foldable description to
>      the packages table in a specific Tiki installation. 
> 
> The description should include a very brief explanation what the
>    respective library is doing or what is the purpose of installing the
>    library. 
> I think it might be obvious to most of us, for what I would need
>    "mPDF", but do I need "mPDF" and "PDF.js" or only either one of both
>    and why? 
> How should I guess what "Dexie" or "Expose" is for and why it migh
>    be very helpful for me? 
> Should I not touch it if I do not know it, cause of dangerous use,
>    or should I install it, because it is crucial to Tiki and only due
>    to licence issues in Packages? 
> What is the difference between FullCalendarScheduler and
>    FullCalendarSchedulerDeprecated, which are both in trunk. ... 
> Ok, I can find it out when I research and I should know the features
>    before I use them. 
> Anyway I think a brief description directly in the Packages feature
>    and on the Packages website would be helpul for some of us. 
> What do you think? 
> Regards, 
> Torsten 
> 
>  




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