Pelican Comment System allows you to add static comments to your articles.
Comments are stored in files in formats that can be processed by Pelican (e.g., Markdown, reStructuredText). Each comment resides in its own file.
Identicons <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identicon>
__See it in action here:
bernhard.scheirle.de <http://bernhard.scheirle.de/posts/2014/March/29/static-comments-via-email/>
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+---------------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+ | Author | Website | Github | +=====================+===============================+===============================+ | Bernhard Scheirle | http://bernhard.scheirle.de | https://github.com/Scheirle | +---------------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+
Quickstart Guide <doc/quickstart.md>
__Installation and basic usage <doc/installation.md>
__Import existing comments <doc/import.md>
__Avatars and identicons <doc/avatars.md>
__Comment Atom feed <doc/feed.md>
__[Developer] How to do a release <doc/how-to-release.md>
__The Pelican Comment System is now also in the Python Package Index and can easily installed via:
::
pip install pelican_comment_system
Pelican 3.4 or newer is required.
To create identicons, the Python Image Library is needed. Therefore you either need PIL or Pillow (recommended).
Install Pillow via:
::
pip install Pillow
If you don't want avatars or identicons, this plugin works fine without PIL/Pillow. You will, however, see a warning that identicons are deactivated (as expected).
The change log can be found in the CHANGELOG.rst <./CHANGELOG.rst>
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