Possibility of implementing new engines

[matbrgz]

Is the project open to receive new engine implementations?

I thought about adding a feature flag to enable / disable engines.

New Engine Suggest:

• Google Workspace
• HubSpot
• Outline - Open Source Knowledge Base for Teams
• Google Calendar
• Gmail
• Google Vault
• New Relic
• BambooHR
• Lever
• ToriiHQ
• Sentry
• Opsgenie
• Thinkfic LMS
• GitLab (done Add GitLab engine #19)
• BitBucket
• CircleCI
• TracisCI
• Satismeter
• Outlook
• Fyipe - Monitor Services and Log Aggregation
• Mattermost (done Add Mattermost engine #20)

[artnc]

Yes, PRs are welcome! Users can disable an engine by simply deleting it from config.yaml if that's what you mean.

[guillim]

Hello, very interesting project !!!

Is there somewhere we can vote for new search engines ?

I am thinking gmail, Outlook and other mail services could be 👍🏻

[artnc]

Guillim (@guillim) It's a bit hard for me to find time to set up a test account, populate it with dummy data, write the engine code etc for services that we don't actually use or plan to expose internally here at Duolingo, but it should be straightforward to add support yourself for any service you'd like! To date I've never vetoed such a PR :)

[jwpjrdev]

Adding onto this, an email engine would be real dandy.

[jwpjrdev]

Google or Apple Calendar would also be super useful

[artnc]

Dirk (@d-rk) has crossed off GitLab from the OP's list!

#19
#20

Would it be possible to add support for images on Trello and Nuclino? I've already tried implementing these, but I am not good at writing TypeScript, unfortunately.

[artnc]

I've never used either of those (Jim Matthews (@jimmatthews) was the one who added Trello support) but certainly happy to accept PRs from anyone for those features

Alright, got it. If I can figure out how to work with Typescript better, I will make a PR. I've always used vanilla JS/HTML/CSS, so I am not great at writing modifications for this.

[roots-ai]

#32
#33

[hverlin]

Cool project! You are welcome to reuse anything from Quest, (e.g. code to fetch mails from gmail)
Similar idea, but not enough time and motivation to maintain it.