Hyvor talk support and use local packages for Grunt

[Givemeurcookies]

Found some time to make more consistent indents and removes mixing of tab/spaces in post.hbs (will be blocked by #212) This is only a style change and doesn't otherwise change any logic.

Also added an alternative fix for the Disqus bug by replacing the variable name in package.json. The other Disqus bug fix can be found at: #212

[Givemeurcookies]

Also added grunt commands to package.json

A few notes on this:

• The project can be built without having grunt installed globally, this let's you use an isolated shell script (such as nix-shell which has some extra setup in order to install global packages) to build and compress projects.
• Currently Grunt is defined in devDependencies. Running npm install will install grunt locally in the project. However the current instructions runs Grunt globally instead of the local package version.
• Less install instructions. You can simply run npm install and you're off to the races.
• You can still use Grunt globally to build/compress if you so wish.

Sorry about the combined pull requests, I can branch them off if it's desired.

[Givemeurcookies]

Added Hyvor talk support for comments, had to refactor post.hbs. The refactor is based upon handlebars logic instead of CSS being set to display:none and using JS to change classes.

The Hyvor talk implementation has support for dark/light theme which is dynamically set based upon custom.color_scheme (dark when browser theme is set to dark or when theme is set to dark) and uses the darkmode_accent_color for comment section color accent.

I also went back and implemented the other pull request for wrong Disqus bug as that seems like the correct fix. I can fix the collision upstream after #212 has been merged with master project.

[Givemeurcookies]

The collisions are fixed and it's ready to be merged.

As a conclusion to changes made:

• Added grunt commands to npm package.
• Refactored the comment section of post template to use template engine instead of switching classes with Javascript.
• Added Hyvor talk with dark theme support.
• Fixed whitespacing for the post template so it is a bit more readable.
• Updated README.md to reflect changes.
• Bumped version from 3.4.0 to 3.5.0

I also manually tested the implementation, the install instructions works using a fresh install. Adding hyvor talk website id adds Hyvor talk (unless Disqus is defined, Disqus currently takes priority over Hyvor talk) to the posts. Disqus also works. Both theme preview and live site works with the two commenting systems.

Please give me a heads up if the pull request is too big or the changes aren't desired!

[zutrinken]

Hi, Thanks for your PR! The package changes look quite interesting. Can you create a dedicated PR for that? Hyvor I'd skip, since this service doesn't provide a free option and this theme is all about being open.

[Givemeurcookies]

Hi, Thanks for your PR! The package changes look quite interesting. Can you create a dedicated PR for that? Hyvor I'd skip, since this service doesn't provide a free option and this theme is all about being open.

Sure! I can make it into a dedicated PR.

Related to the commenting system, Disqus is selling personal data to advertisers so technically Disqus isn't free or open either. Hyvor is just using a different business model and are more focused on privacy. I can understand the reasoning though, I just made the implementation due to already using Hyvor on my own sites.

The changes I made are fairly generic so it should be easy to switch out or add other commenting systems. Are you more open towards systems such as commento? They're offering both a cloud hosting solution and self-hosting. The code is open sourced. If there's any interest I can branch out Hyvor and maintain that in my own repository and instead make the pull request using a open source embedded commenting platform.