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ep_maadix

v3.0.2

Published

5 months ago

With the maadix plugin it's possible to create private pads in groups and invite users. It's a User-Management System. It allows User to register (otional), authenticate, to create groups and to create pads in groups.

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etherpad-lite maadix user user-management group pads private pads group

ep_maadix

This plugin adds the following features to Etherpad:

User-Management System
Group-Management System
Optionally allow register of new users
Optionally allow public pads
Opyionally allow users to recover their password
Administration interface

Demo

https://demo.maadix.net

Compatibility

Latest version requires Etherpad >=2.0 Tested up to Etherpad 2.4.2 with Node v22.18.0

Installation

In order to use this plugin you have to configure Etherpad to use MySQL as backend database.

You can install the plugin from the administrator interface or you can install it with:

pnpm install ep_maadix

Copy email.json.template to email.json and edit it using your email preferences

Then use the provided SQL script to create the schema:

mysql -u USER -p < sql_listing.sql

Usage

Once installed the plugin login as admin into your etherpad installation e.g. https://youretherpadinstallation/admin Then visit https://youretherpadinstallation/settings

From this area you can create groups, invite users and define settings for the installation. Users will be able to manage groups, invitations and pads from the front end.

Credits

It is based in these other plugins that were unmaintained at the time of the development:

https://github.com/aoberegg/ep_user_pad/
https://github.com/aoberegg/ep_user_pad_frontend/