Daniela Rus Morales

I can't come up with any medium cost solution. The fact that I use `CommentFlag` for the like/dislike reactions complicates it a lot. Maybe having a OneToOne relation with another...

The limitation from using `CommentFlag` was known since the beginning. At the time I started developing this application database engines didn't have support for JSON fields or they were not...

I prefer a different model to cover slightly different requirements: * To be able to react to comments not only with *like* or *dislike* but to allow other library customizable...

With version 2.8 is not possible. With v3.0 it is, but it's not ready yet, you could play with it in the branch rel-3.0.0. There is a new `CommentReaction` model...

Just for the record, to get the 5 comments with more "**Like**" reactions posted to a given `content_type=16` (it corresponds to `content_type.app_label="stories"`, `content_type.model="story"`) , using the demo project `demos/project-stories` (set...

Hi Tartali, sorry for the late reply. The paginator is implemented in a different branch. But I decided not to merge it here but rather fork the project from that...

Hi @omaraltayyan, they go together, the Python code and the JavaScript code are both released with the same version and have to be used together. If you got django-comments-xtd 2.6.1,...

Maybe you read the docs for version 2.3.1 but installed version 2.6.1. It may happen when googling the documentation, as each version is documented. To be sure you use the...

@saileshkush95, that doesn't say much. To be sure that it works you can run the docker image. See the instructions [here](https://github.com/danirus/docker-django-comments-xtd-demo).

The ReactJS plugin will be gone with v3. I will replace it with a vanilla JavaScript implementation. The reason is that Django applications are for the backend. And so, adding...