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Rather than "add querylet or do nothing", moving more code into the event means that event handlers are able to add a positive or negative querylet, add a positive or negative tag, or do nothing This means that events can respond to the `null` search term by adding a tag, which would be useful for #917 |
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Shimmie
Documentation
- Install straight on disk
- Install in docker container
- Upgrade process
- Basic settings
- Advanced config
- Developer notes
- High-performance notes
Contact
Email: webmaster at shishnet.org
Issue/Bug tracker: https://github.com/shish/shimmie2/issues
Licence
All code is released under the GNU GPL Version 2 unless mentioned otherwise.
If you give shimmie to someone else, you have to give them the source (which should be easy, as PHP is an interpreted language...). If you want to add customisations to your own site, then those customisations belong to you, and you can do what you want with them.