After seven months of development, a major update of the Comentario comment server 3.0.0 has been released.
Comentario is a fast and powerful open-source comment server for web pages, written in Go and Angular. It originally emerged as a fork of Commento, a popular comment server that is now abandoned.
Noteworthy changes in the new version include:
- a completely redesigned database structure;
- support for PostgreSQL versions 10 through 16 inclusive;
- user roles in domains, global superuser privilege;
- static and dynamic server configuration;
- the ability to ban users;
- more moderation settings;
- extensions that check comment text for spam or toxic content;
- much more detailed visit statistics (currently only collection);
- browser overview of pages and comments across the domain;
- user avatar uploads;
- login via Facebook, non-interactive Single Sign-On;
- support for images in comments;
- the ability to prohibit links in comments;
- option to replace the homepage content;
- binary packages in the form of .deb and .rpm packages, which start Comentario as a systemd service upon installation.
For those interested, a demo version of Comentario (including the admin panel) is available.
Source: linux.org.ru
