A useful set of moderator tools for the DO Community team. A compiled Vue app running through a userscript to provide quick and useful actions for moderators.
Install the userscript (ensure you have TamperMonkey or GreaseMonkey installed as an extension in your browser to run the userscript).
This module acts as a meta-module, providing options for configuring the toolbox and certain automation within it, as well as minor customisations to the community site.
Some settings may only apply to moderators and will be hidden for non-moderator accounts.
This module contains three sub-features:
Loads all user submitted posts from the API on their profile page, replacing the default Algolia view.
For moderators, this allows them to see posts from the user in all states, not just published items. For non-moderators, this just returns the published posts in a different format.
This expands the user profile sidebar (left-hand side) to include more specific information about the user that the Community stores.
Certain information is restricted for moderators (and your own profile) only, such as the account email address.
⚠️ Moderator only
This feature provides an advanced set of buttons on the user profile to quickly take moderation actions against the user such as wiping the account, disabling it or archiving it.
A simple module that allows for deep-linking to comments on tutorials pages.
⚠️ Moderator only
Displays the current number of posts in each of a set of internal system queues (posts that are awaiting moderator review, posts that are spam, etc.).
This module allows for all published questions from a user to be fetched and displayed on a question page.
For non-moderators, this will only show other published questions. For moderators, this will show all questions submitted by a user in all states, useful for quickly tracking spammers.
This feature provides a decent selection of commonly used macro responses on community.
For non-moderators and moderators, this module will provide a dropdown input on a question page, providing common macros. For moderators, this feature will also provide a similar set of macro options on user report flags.