In reply to @viktorsmar:matrix.org
I have not used Shakapacker, but I used Webpacker and now esbuild, but I am not sure what to do here?

In reply to Alexandru Lupu
You can look to shakapacker as a newer version of webpacker. U have the same functionality

In reply to @sdelcroix:matrix.org
How can I clean up the comments related to them ?

In reply to @viktorsmar:matrix.org
Ahh yes of course, I am not sure, as I am a Decidim beginner (but 10 years Rails experience) 🤓
I would guess something like Decidim::Comments::Comment.find(19).destroy but better wait for an answer from the professionals 😉

Hi Rafal,

Users can't post comments or participate without an account (with some exceptions for Surveys).

I would suggest a few options:

• Use an external OAuth2 provider:

  1. That uses SMS as the only way to log in. This is what we used in community.mautic.org.
  2. If Poland has some form of e-ID, it might be possible to enable signup/login through state services (here in Portugal, NGOs can use this).
  3. Add Google and other social logins to simplify the signup process.

• Use a module like decidim-module-friendly_signup for a smoother signup flow.

• (Not tested) Invite users using the decidim-verifications-direct_verifications module.

There might be other options—curious to see more ideas! 😊

Hi Rafal,

Users can't post comments or participate without an account (with some exceptions for Surveys).

I would suggest a few options:

• Use an external OAuth2 provider:
  1. That uses SMS as the only way to log in. We use OAuth0 service that can do this (US based). We used in community.mautic.org.
  2. If Poland has some form of e-ID, it might be possible to enable signup/login through state services (here in Portugal, NGOs can use this).
  3. Add Google and other social logins to simplify the signup process.
• Use a module like decidim-module-friendly_signup for a smoother signup flow.
• (Not tested) Invite users using the decidim-verifications-direct_verifications module.

There might be other options—curious to see more ideas! 😊

Hi Rafal,

You are right, users can't post comments or participate without an account (with some exceptions for Surveys).

I would suggest a few options:

• Use an external OAuth2 provider:

  1. That uses SMS as the only way to log in. We use OAuth0 service that can do this (US based). We used in community.mautic.org.
  2. If Poland has some form of e-ID, it might be possible to enable signup/login through state services (here in Portugal, NGOs can use this).
  3. Add Google and other social logins to simplify the signup process.

• Use a module like decidim-module-friendly_signup for a smoother signup flow.

• (Not tested) Invite users using the decidim-verifications-direct_verifications module.

There might be other options—curious to see more ideas! 😊

Sure, you need to create a Auth0 account at auth0.com, and setup passwordless connection (https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/passwordless). Once you have your account, you will need to add a piece of code in your decidim instance to use a open id connection.

I saw differents ways to do so. I personally do this: https://github.com/mautic/Community-Portal/blob/main/config/initializers/auth0.rb
and install omniauth_openid_connect gem.

Once the gem and the initializer is placed on your code, you can restart and access /system. There you will see the fields to setup a OAuth2 connection.

I just would like to warn you, auth0 service is US based, and the risk I see in EU is always GDPR (phone number saved there). Please be careful on your term and service page ;)

Sure, you need to create an Auth0 account at auth0.com and set up a passwordless connection (https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/passwordless)). Once your account is ready, you'll need to add a piece of code to your Decidim instance to use an OpenID connection.

I've seen different ways to do this, but personally, I use this approach: Auth0 initializer example](https://github.com/mautic/Community-Portal/blob/main/config/initializers/auth0.rb) and install the omniauth_openid_connect gem.

Once the gem and the initializer are in place, restart your instance and access /system. There, you'll see the fields to set up an OAuth2 connection.

I just want to warn you, though: Auth0 is a US-based service, and the risk with using it in the EU is always GDPR compliance (e.g., phone numbers being stored there). Please be careful with your terms and service page. 😉

Sure, you need to create an Auth0 account at auth0.com and set up a passwordless connection (https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/passwordless). Once your account is ready, you'll need to add a piece of code to your Decidim instance to use an OpenID connection.

I've seen different ways to do this, but personally, I use this approach: Auth0 initializer example](https://github.com/mautic/Community-Portal/blob/main/config/initializers/auth0.rb) and install the omniauth_openid_connect gem.

Once the gem and the initializer are in place, restart your instance and access /system. There, you'll see the fields to set up an OAuth2 connection.

I just want to warn you, though: Auth0 is a US-based service, and the risk with using it in the EU is always GDPR compliance (e.g., phone numbers being stored there). Please be careful with your terms and service page. 😉

Sure, you need to create an Auth0 account at auth0.com and set up a passwordless connection (https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/passwordless). Once your account is ready, you'll need to add a piece of code to your Decidim instance to use an OpenID connection.

I've seen different ways to do this, but personally, I use this approach: https://github.com/mautic/Community-Portal/blob/main/config/initializers/auth0.rb and install the omniauth_openid_connect gem.

Once the gem and the initializer are in place, restart your instance and access /system. There, you'll see the fields to set up an OAuth2 connection.

I just want to warn you, though: Auth0 is a US-based service, and the risk with using it in the EU is always GDPR compliance (e.g., phone numbers being stored there). Please be careful with your terms and service page. 😉