What is the github filter chain? #16
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@geemus the pipelines we use include a bunch of configuration code that's not really interesting to look at. I added an examples section that gives a general idea of more useful pipelines, but if you have suggestions on better examples, I'd love to include them. Just shoot over pull request ;) |
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@jch - Sounds good. I felt like the previous example explained how to use it, but fell a bit short of feeling like concrete/real usage, so these definitely help clarify a lot. |
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Would be great to see an explicit example of what filter chain you guys use, not sure I would want to use it directly, but I think it would be a rather informative starting point.
Also, thanks for sharing, definitely an awesomely helpful tool for making nice with user content.