Framework based on suckless-php to provide some classes useful to build content management systems for conferences.
Note that we are still doing some internal refactors. Don't be shy. Just ask.
From root:
apt install php-markdown
This project allow the centralization of various informations during a set of conferences, while allowing completly different themes for each conference.
This project is designed using GNU/Linux, Apache/nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB and the suckless-php framework.
We use PHP. Because PHP does not suck. PHP it's the best hypertext preprocessor available. It's well-tested; well-known; well-documented; multi-platform; easy to be deployed; powerful; actively developed since 20 years and if you know how to code, it's also drammatically fast and secure.
Note that, thanks to PHP, this website has no third party dependency. I mean we use just a stupid framework made by us (10 files). No Laravel. No therabytes of NodeJS dependencies. No silly crap. Just this website. So, before talking bad about PHP, shut up. You are a troll. Think about your crapware-hipster-NodeJS/whateverbetter project full of shitty dependencies you do not know how to maintain, kiddo.
PHP loves you. Do not be bad with it. :^)
The website exposes some REST-ful APIs.
The one called tagliatella generates a valid XML document containing all the talks/events (in a format that someone call Pentabarf, but it's not the Pentabarf - really, this stupid format has not even an official name). The tagliatella API gives an HTTP Status Code 500 and some other uncaught exceptions if an error raises.
The one called tropical generates a valid iCal document to import an Event or a Conference in your favourite calendar client.
The website interface (plus some parts of the content) is internationalized thanks to GNU Gettext. GNU Gettext is both a software and a standard. This is not the place to learn GNU Gettext, but this is how you can use it.
You can edit the .po file with Poedit to translate some strings to a language:
To apply your changes:
vagrant provision
Or:
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant
./l10n/localize.php .
./l10n/localize.php .
exit
Note that if you change the database contents you may also need this command before the above one:
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant
./l10n/mieti.php > ./l10n/trebbia.php
That's all.
Copy the GNU Gettext template in a new pathname similar to the English one, and also rename it to the .po extension.
Then in the load-post.php file you can add another register_language() line.
(c) 2015 Linux Day contributors, 2016-2020 Valerio Bozzolan, Ludovico Pavesi, Rosario Antoci, Linux Day contributors
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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Contributions are welcome! If you do any non-minor contribution you are welcome to put your name in the copyright header of your touched file.