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Python Flask project used to aggregate and distribute IRC meeting minutes and logs for the Fedora Project. The repository has been archived and the code has been moved away to https://github.com/fedora-infra/mote/tree/fragment

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Python 27.74% HTML 46.25% JavaScript 18.38% CSS 7.27% Dockerfile 0.37%

python flask irc python3 flask-application python-flask meeting-minutes

fragment's Introduction

TLDR

I am a creative engineer who brings out the best in people.

About

I have been a GNU/Linux enthusiast since my early college days with keen interests in networking, cloud computing, self-hosting and operating systems. Having been diagnosed with an acute distro-hopping syndrome, I have tried a multitude of GNU/Linux distributions before settling for Fedora Workstation (and never moving away since). The use of leading-edge technologies, distribution as quick point releases and the support by a friendly diverse collective of users and contributors made me want to give back in a way that helps the community grow substantially. Being a proponent of free and open-source software, I advocate for equitable and inclusive participation in the projects that I help develop and maintain.

Contributions

I had the opportunity to work full-time on free and open-source software when I joined Red Hat's Community Platform Engineering team in 2021. Since then, I have been helping with developing/maintaining projects and monitoring/administrating services on Fedora Infrastructure and CentOS Infrastructure. I have also been leading the efforts on revamping the workflow of managing our websites and application as being the lead of the Fedora Websites and Apps Team and an objective representative in the Fedora Council. To help with the mentorship efforts, I have also been a general mentor twice and a technical mentor once for the Outreachy internships and coordinated the community's participation in such programmes.

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Programming and development

Analytics and databases

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Virtualization and deployment

Cloud services

Desktop technologies

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GNU/Linux distributions

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fragment's Issues

Create custom 404 page

Plug fedora-messaging to keep note of the recent meetings

Fix the bottom navigation to allow falling back to previous screen

The process of picking a meeting involves picking a channel name, then choosing a date and finally opening up a meeting.

In any one of the stages, if the user messes up. They would have to close the modal and retry from the first step - which can be inconvenient.

Investigate packaging of the software in an RPM

Check on the feasibility and viability of the packaging.

Create DOCKERFILE for implementing a local dev environment

Curate list of meetings to keep only those which are relevant

A blind scrape of the meetbot-raw site will potentially get meetings that are not sought anymore. Albeit they can still be retained for legacy purposes, the channels which are active and relevant should make their way at the top.

Add permalink to meeting logs and summary

Viewing meetings in the modal is okay but what if someone wants to share the meeting with someone else?

Load CSS, JS, font and image assets locally

Flash meeting log sections in focus when directed

Example - https://css-tricks.com/on-target/

Replace QR codes with a Fedora logo in the middle

@thunderbirdtr, of course, has to be duly credited for this idea and for digging up a library that can make this happen.

https://github.com/ushelp/EasyQRCodeJS

Add on-site referable resource for meeting content

Fragment should have a permalink based redirect for meeting logs and summaries.

Experiment stepping down Bootstrap version from v5.1 to v4.6

Before opening up the modal, the page looks like this.

After opening the modal and closing it, the page ends up looking like this.

Of course, they look different but they are not supposed to.

Can't quite shake the feeling that Bootstrap's Responsive Font Size has something to do about it. One can experiment with stepping down to Bootstrap v4.6 and see if the issues still persist.

Channel modal
Date modal
Meeting modal
Maybe in-conversation searching for meeting logs and minutes

Unsafe URL patterns breaking meetings

For ArchLinux Women channel meeting on 12 Sep 2020, 16:52 UTC

The # character needs to be encoded to a much URL safe form and the page must be fetched from the backend.