Sphinx-based developer documentation added.

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1.0b4 (unreleased)
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* Sphinx-based developer documentation added. See
http://packages.python.org/plone.app.discussion.
[timo]
* Rename "Single State Workflow" to "Comment Single State Workflow".
[timo]

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API
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API/Interfaces
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.. automodule:: plone.app.discussion
The conversation and replies adapters.
.. autoclass:: plone.app.discussion.conversation.Conversation
The conversation is responsible for storing all comments. It provides a
dict-like API for accessing comments, where keys are integers and values
are IComment objects. It also provides features for finding comments quickly.
.. automethod:: plone.app.discussion.conversation.Conversation.enabled
The IReplies adapter provides an API for finding and manipulating the comments
directly in reply to a particular comment (implemented by the CommentReplies
adpater) or at the top level of the conversation (implemented by the
ConversationReplies adapter).
.. autointerface:: plone.app.discussion.interfaces.IConversation
:members:
.. autointerface:: plone.app.discussion.interfaces.IReplies
:members:
.. autointerface:: plone.app.discussion.interfaces.IComment
:members:

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CMF and Plone UI constructs.
**Discussion items are cataloged**
It is be possible to search for discussion items like any other type of
It is possible to search for discussion items like any other type of
content.
**Discussion items are subject to workflow and permission**
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permissions.
**Discussion items are light weight objects**
Discussion item objects are as light weight as possible.
Ideally, a discussion item should be as lightweight as a catalog brain.
This may mean that we forego convenience base classes and re-implement
certain interfaces. Comments should not provide the full set of dublin
core metadata, though custom indexers can be used to provide values for
standard catalog indexes.
Discussion item objects are as light weight as possible. Ideally, a
discussion item should be as lightweight as a catalog brain. This may mean
that we forego convenience base classes and re-implement certain interfaces.
Comments should not provide the full set of dublin core metadata, though
custom indexers can be used to provide values for standard catalog indexes.
**Optimise for retrival speed**
HTML filtering and other processing should happen on save, not on render,
to make rendering quick.
**Settings are stored using plone.registry**
Any global setting should be stored in plone.registry records
Any global setting should be stored in plone.registry records.
**Forms are constructed using extensible z3c.form forms**
This allows plugins (such as spam protection algorithms) to provide
additional validation
additional validation. It also allows integrators to write add-ons that add
new fields to the comment form.
**Discussion items are stored in a BTree container**
This allows faster lookup and manipulation
This allows faster lookup and manipulation.
**Discussion items are accessed using a dict-like interface**
This makes iteration and manipulation more natural. Even if comments are

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# Add any Sphinx extension module names here, as strings. They can be extensions
# coming with Sphinx (named 'sphinx.ext.*') or your custom ones.
extensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc', 'sphinx.ext.doctest', 'sphinx.ext.intersphinx', 'sphinx.ext.todo', 'sphinx.ext.coverage']
extensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc', 'sphinx.ext.doctest', 'sphinx.ext.intersphinx', 'sphinx.ext.todo', 'sphinx.ext.coverage', 'repoze.sphinx.autointerface',]
# Add any paths that contain templates here, relative to this directory.
templates_path = ['_templates']

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Forms and UI
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The basic commenting display/reply form should be placed in a viewlet.
The basic commenting display/reply form is placed in a viewlet.
Ideally, the reply form should be inline, perhaps revealed with JavaScript
if enabled. This allows full contextualisation of replies. The current
solution, with a separate form that shows some context, is brittle and
over-complicated.
The reply form is dynamically created right under the comment when the user hits
the reply button. To do so, we copy the standard comment form with a jQuery
function. This function sets the form's hidden in_reply_to field to the id of
the comment the user wants to reply to. This also makes is possible to use
z3c.form validation for the reply forms, because we can uniquely identify the
a reply form request and return the reply form with validation errors.
If we support quoting of comments in replies, we can load the text to quote
using JavaScript as well.
Since we rely on JavaScript for the reply form creation, the reply button is
removed for nonJavaScript enabled browsers.
As a fall-back for non-JavaScript enabled browsers, it is probably OK not to
support quoting and/or viewing of context, e.g. the user is taken to a standalone
'comment reply' form.
All actual forms should be handled using z3c.form and plone.z3cform's
ExtensibleForm support. This makes it possible to plug in additional fields
declaratively, e.g. to include spam protection.
The comment form uses z3c.form and plone.z3cform's ExtensibleForm support. This
makes it possible to plug in additional fields declaratively, e.g. to include
SPAM protection.

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[build_sphinx]
source-dir = docs/source
build-dir = docs
all_files = 1
[upload_sphinx]
upload-dir = docs/html