I started implementing a feature that lets you see posts from multiple communities at the same time. Above ive got it pulling from 5 different communities.

Done by just listing all of the communities in the url with plus signs separating them. Its not pushed out to the pangora beta site right now but ill probably try to push out a build either this weekend or during the week

Currently just shows the first 50 from each, ill try to add some sort of addition to the backend in the future that will let me query for multiple communities so I can do the first 50 out of all of them so it doesnt have things out of order for the last post on a page and the first post on the next page

  • @onlinepersona
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    110 months ago

    Is this frontend only?

    Is the plan to allow enabling rule-based grouping of communities i.e “Group all communities with the name=programming from all the connected instances” and “Group all communities with name = "linux*" AND instance != "spamserver.*"”?

    • AtegonOPMA
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      310 months ago

      will involve the backend eventually to clean up the posts that show up

      rule based grouping is a nice idea, Ill try to get that implemented before I push this out to the test site

      • @onlinepersona
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        110 months ago

        Woah, that’d be big (at least for me). Looking forward to it!

        • AtegonOPMA
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          410 months ago

          added functionality for the two rules

          • getting all communities with a certain slug
          • exclude instance with domain X from above rule

          was running into rate limits when trying to check every single linked instance so ive manually put in the larger ones for now

          • @onlinepersona
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            110 months ago

            Very nice! Once you add a backend endpoint to do it, I’m sure it’ll be quite quick.