A comment/discussion/collaboration system for websites and web apps.
You might want to check DiscPage, which shares a lot of features with Docuss.
- Add comments or full discussion topics to your web pages
- Create menus or buttons with attached comments/discussions
- Supports Wordpress out of the box
Mustacchio: a fake website demonstrating most Docuss features
WorDPress: a fake Wordpress blog, with comments added to Post headings and discussions added to Pages.OpenStack: a single page from a live* website, with discussions added to each headingDiscuss The Web: a sample Meteor+React web app.
Docuss allows to integrate your website (or web app) with Discourse, the popular open-source discussion platform. Docuss is composed of a plugin running in your Discourse forum and a JavaScript library running in your web pages.
Docuss is in prototype phase. Please report any idea or issue in the above
Issues tab.
- Set up your Discourse instance (see the installation manual here) with SSL (see SSL setup here).
- Install the Docuss plugin
in your Discourse instance, and set it up with this JSON description file:
https://sylque.github.io/dcs-client/demos/mustacchio/dcs-website.json - You should see the Mustacchio demo running smoothly within your Discourse instance (with the exception of the menu bar, as explained here)
You will need:
- A server running a Discourse instance (see the installation manual here).
- A server hosting your website or web app.
Docuss installation:
- Add a Docuss client library to your website pages (if your website is a Wordpress blog, this can be done automatically for you by the dcs-wordpress-plugin).
- Create a JSON description file and host it alongside your website.
- Install the Docuss plugin in your Discourse instance and set it up with your JSON description file.
All Docuss components are released under the MIT license.
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* Demos targeting live websites use a specific
proxy server to inject a Docuss client library into pages. This proxy is not
available yet.