add: comment system #76
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WalkthroughThis change introduces the Giscus commenting system to the webpage through a new HTML script element. The integration includes various attributes for customization, linking comments to a specific GitHub repository, and defining comment categories. It enhances user interaction by allowing comments related to the content on the page. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Page
participant Giscus
User->>Page: Open page
Page->>Giscus: Load script
Giscus-->>Page: Initialize comments
User->>Giscus: Add comment
Giscus-->>User: Display comment
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1-1: Ensure the script source is trusted.The script source is from
giscus.app, which is expected for integrating Giscus. Ensure that this is a trusted source.
2-5: Verify repository and category details.Ensure that the
data-repo,data-repo-id,data-category, anddata-category-idattributes are correct and correspond to the intended GitHub repository and category.
6-7: Review data mapping and strict mode settings.The
data-mappingis set topathname, anddata-strictis set to1. Ensure that these settings align with your intended comment mapping strategy.
8-9: Check reactions and metadata settings.The
data-reactions-enabledanddata-emit-metadataattributes are set to1. Verify that enabling reactions and metadata emission aligns with your privacy and user interaction policies.
10-11: Validate input position and theme settings.The
data-input-positionis set totop, anddata-themeis set topreferred_color_scheme. Ensure these settings provide the desired user experience.
12-13: Confirm language and loading settings.The
data-langis set toen, anddata-loadingis set tolazy. Ensure these settings are appropriate for your audience and performance requirements.
14-15: Review crossorigin and async attributes.The
crossoriginattribute is set toanonymous, and the script is loaded asynchronously withasync. Verify that these settings align with your security and loading strategy.
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