show brew system tags on user page brew items
See original GitHub issueFrom #240
I know there has been talk of tagging/grouping, but in the meantime it would seem that the selected game system for a brew could be represented on the .brewItems. I envision either small color coded labels below the current .info div listing the system and other tags, or using the game system to determine the entirety of each .brewItem card’s background color.
I enisage tags similar to GMB, but for the standard tag groups have an additional tint … e.g. all system tags are green, all type tags are blue, all user-custom tags are white.
- output an extra line in the
.brewItem div.info
to show the system tags (if any)<span title="System: 5e">5e</span>
or similar
- provide css styling as desired.
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I’m reviewing @G-Ambatte 's PR #2330, and all the work on sprucing up the User page is looking great. I just had some thoughts and want to see what the consensus is:
As @ericscheid points out, Systems are kind of a subset of Tags, so I ask you all:
@ericscheid @G-Ambatte @jeddai @AlexeySachkov ?
Btw, if we’re looking at merging the brew.systems object into brew.tags, can we take care to be more explicit with the literal values. Having
system:3.5e
andsystem:5e
without specifying that those are versions ofD&D
will lead to confusion.For example: I use HB for my
AD&D 2e
stuff, but I won’t tag those brews as2e
as that will only annoy Pathfinder 2e users to no end. (And they me in return). Meanwhile there are also 2nd, 3rd, and 4th editions of WFRP. Best to include the base system in the tag value: (e.g.)system:D&D 2e
,system:PF 2e
,system:WFRP 2e
,system:D&D 5e
.Also, we need to add
&
as a valid character in tags before we go creatingsystem:D&D 5e
tags. (see https://github.com/naturalcrit/homebrewery/issues/2333)