25 Feb
2016
25 Feb
'16
11:03 a.m.
Hi Peter,
I am quite curious to see how you did the integration so I'm waiting for
some screenshots (and later to test it) since I didn't find it on your wiki
(btw I like the design :) )
Regarding documentation, the information about contributions is available
at http://contrib.xwiki.org
In summary:
- you need to create a page on extensions.xwiki.org in order for the
extension to be installable with Extension Manager (it will also contain
the documentation for the extension);
- you need a github repo to put the code (you should give us a name on how
you want to call it in order to create it);
- with the name you give for the repo we can create also a JIRA project in
order to have a place for the bugs to be reported.
Hope this helps. If you have other questions don't hesitate.
Thanks,
Caty
On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 10:22 AM, vincent(a)massol.net <vincent(a)massol.net>
wrote:
Hi Peter,
On 25 Feb 2016 at 09:12:24, Peter Huisman (p.huisman(a)ximm.nl(mailto:
p.huisman(a)ximm.nl)) wrote:
Hi guys,
We have been working with XWiki for some time now and have developed a
solution
for managing processes for Dutch government organizations. Now it
is time to start returning to the XWiki community some of the work we have
done. We have - for example - implemented a small Slack integration module
available for use in Velocity or directly from java modules but there will
be more that we would like to put back once they are ready.
This would be awesome. It would be so great for XWiki to have a slack
integration!
The one, we would like to start with is a simple
slack module aiming at
sending messages to Slack using the Slack-webhooks. The
project uses a
simple class to pre-define the various web hooks for configuration. Access
is available from velocity or from java.
Since it is our first contribution, I could use some guidance in what is
needed to
contribute to XWiki. The Slack component is a simple but very
useful contribution but I’m not sure what is - commonly - used for such a
project (except obviously github). I’m fairly sure, I would not need a
Sonar Project report but I rely on your experience for what is useful. My
github account is phuisman.
Very cool. I suggest starting with a github repo + a JIRA project, which I
can create for you quickly.
All we need to decide is the name you wish to give to the github repo.
If you plan to use this repo for adding the remaining features later on,
you could name it something like: application-slack.
OTOH if you wish to have several repositories, then we'd need a more
specific name.
Let me know which name to use.
I invite you to take a look at an example of our
environment that we
have setup to demonstrate our capabilities :
http://demo.360overheid.wiki
(which unfortunately is Dutch)
I tried to look but I couldn’t find quickly the page where I could see the
slack integration in action (I don’t speak Dutch ;)).
If you have further questions of remarks, I would
be happy to answer or
comply with any of them.
Thanks for all the work you have done and support you have given us. I
am waiting
for you reply.
I’m really looking forward to have your contributions in xwiki-contrib and
deployed on extensions.xwiki.org, and to work with you! :)
Thanks
-Vincent
With kind regards,
Peter Huisman
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