Levi Wheatcroft

Maybe obvious to everyone else but you need a `partials` property like this: ``` new Schnack({ target: '#comments-container', slug: $(this).data('slug'), host: 'https://comments.example.com', partials: { Preview: `Preview`, Edit: `Edit`, SendComment: `Send...

Oh sure, I didn't think to look in the test folder. In the end I stole comments.css from blog.webkid.io! I've tried a bunch of comment engines before settling on snack,...

Definitely a much needed feature IMO. For `target: static` this provides a significant bump in lighthouse score.

I haven't used the example provided in this repo, but I ran into this error. The problem was that my webpack config rules were too permissive, so webpack was using...

what about exposing the request so headers et cetera could be set? ``` linkChecker.check(url, { configureRequest (request) { request.headers.some-header = 'some value' } }) ```

Actually it turned out that the issue I was trying to solve was nothing to do with missing headers. That said, I still think that exposing the request like this...

@claudioc I'm really interested in helping out with jingo-2 I had a look at the repo you shared and managed to get it to run! Absolutely not a criticism at...

Same issue, workaround worked. I'm using postgres, similar to the compose set up shown in the README.md Before running those commands the database wouldn't be initialised when a new container...

are you mapping /downloads to an external volume with sometihnig like `-v /path/on/host:/downloads`

2 years late to this party... The best way to do this is to install a docker container running a vpn client, and then add this container to your vpn...