kylewmdoes anyone know whether iOS does something similar to Android when you share a Tweet URL? -- Android includes some annoying extra text "Check out this post by @-somebody https://twitter.com/..."
Loqimiklb: voxpelli left you a message 2 hours, 34 minutes ago: I added you to my private, very much work in progress, hosted micropub to github service repository, so that you can have a reference on how my other modules work for now. Also published a brief overview on my blog http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-03-13/line/1457905509579
Loqiindie-visitor meant to say: You could then group the keys of your family or friends together and set an audience on a post so it's only shared with them.
indie-visitorHeh I don't have the resources atm for a domain + server space. I just enjoy checking out the IndiWeb every now and then, because I like the principles.
a0vcyYep, only I don't have much use for a personal web site. I mainly use facebook just as a messaging service, I don't share much with a wider audience to warrant a personal website. Though I do like their use as webbased identity and authentication. I guess one day I might get my own.
KartikPrabhua0vcy: re cryptographic keys; i find using those things is not intuitive or straigthforward. I don't remember most things and I doubt my audience will either
Loqiselfdogfood is a stronger form of dogfooding, that is, using your own creations on your own personal site that you depend on, as an aspect of your primary online identity, day to day https://indiewebcamp.com/selfdogfooding
tantekI want to post an article photo post but I think I am finding it makes more sense to have the photo as its own post and then just re-use it in the article as a featured image
heibiehi. i'm just starting on the indieweb and try to setup a gps-logger. i'm succesfully running aaron pareckis gps-logger on my iphone, send the data succesfully to compass.p3k.io. i also have created a micropub-endpoint (http://www.bielinski.de/micropub.php) and tested it succesfully with quilt (https://quill.p3k.io/). a little php-script catches the data and writes it succesfully to a file. now i want to send also the gps-data from compass to that en
heibiecompass gives me a read and write-token, but for realtime micropub export i have to enter a endpoint (which i have) and an "access token" (which i don't have)
jonnybarnescompass needs a token to send to the micropub_endpoint, it should have received that from your token_endpoint, which you have set to tokens.indieauth.com
jonnybarneserm, when you goto compass.p3k.io and sign in, compass should check the url you give it (your homepage), and look for an authorization_endpoint
heibie__what do you mean "try and post from compass"? i can't manually post from compass. the ios-app pushes the data to compass, where i can see it on the map. but i don't see the possibilty to manually start the post from compass to my endpoint.
aaronpkright now the micropub export for Compass is hacked together and requires you paste an access token in it. Ideally it should let you indieauth to your site and get the token that way
aaronpkheibie__: if all you are trying to do is receive the data from Compass, then just make up a long random string and hard-code it into your script and make sure the post request contains that header
aaronpkCompass sends a header "Authorization: Bearer xxxxxx" with whatever you put in that field, so you can just check to make sure the token matches when you handle the post request
hongpongif anyone would like Drupal 7 Webmention support I have posted some more updates here > https://github.com/HongPong/vinculum/tree/7.x-2.x I worked on it at the camp last year but i can't attend this year
hongponghi barnabywalters in drupal ecosystem you are supposed to use drupal.org/project/libraries to load all third party libraries, so you write a hook in your program to use the libraries module to pull it down
hongpongin the vinculum (trackback/pingback/webmention drupal 7 module) i just threw mf2 into the repo but that is *not* the true drupal way, i was just trying to get things working quick n durty
barnabywaltershmm okay, I don’t really know anything about working with drupal and don’t understand how the module system works based on reading that page
hongpongyea barnabywalters i am down to work on it more this year, i cant be there today but could try to help ben melancon if he;s going for it. i think we can rename 'vinculum' module to 'linkback' module which would be more intuitive - another dev name squatted there 6 years ago but never released the planned item so they are cool w idea
hongpongmlncn i think the idea of having trackbacks and pingbacks is probably worth preserving. i think the special 400 line http requester thing can probably be replaced with a very light symfony thing.
hongpongmlncn if there is some other module or function that can replace the thing in vinculum which goes out to check other sites to validate the incoming links, that is the bulkiest part, so anything lighter would solve the heaviest
hongpongokay mlncn , no there is no port of anything yet. i figured i should get d7 in better shape first and only got back to it the last couple weeks. this year i will be able to get more into D8 so i am optimistic
LoqiStatic site generators are programs that take a set of flat text files on disk and transforms them into a set of static html files ready to be served by a standard web server, or some variation of this example https://indiewebcamp.com/static_site_generator
tantek!tell tbrb,rhiaro looks like Edinburgh 2015 sessions never got archived from Etherpads to the wiki - (e.g. Events). https://indiewebcamp.com/2015/Edinburgh Could you create wiki pages for each of those and copy the Etherpads into them?
hongpongwe are having good discussion about how to deal with webmentions and more with drupal 8 .. a bunch of the veteran peeps chimed in here . https://www.drupal.org/node/2687129 mlncn
tantek.comcreated /2015/Edinburgh/events (+1732) "copy from etherpad.indiewebcamp.com/events, add some formatting so lines break as expected in the original notes" (view diff)
LoqiA birthday is the date when someone is born, however in the context of the indieweb, it is a feature displayed on some silos' user profiles that you can (or must) enter, and some prominently present to your friends on the month and day of your birthday, like Facebook's "BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK" feature at the top of their events page https://indiewebcamp.com/birthday
kylewmSomeone having trouble logging into woodwind? Seeing some errors decoding json "ValueError: Extra data: line 18 column 2 - line 20 column 1 (char 408 - 686)"
@csarvenAfter 11+ years of #microformats evangelism/implementation I removed it from my site. My #indiewebcamp hack. Ask me why. Blog post to follow (twitter.com/_/status/709478301379796992)
kylewmaaron's algorithm sort of handles that case -- if one of the entry's u-url is the current url, then it's considered a permalink for that entry and not a feed
Loqisnarfed: barnabywalters left you a message 1 day, 10 hours ago: thanks again for all your excellent work on bridgy — I just started using publish for fb POSSE (rather than twitter->fb auto POSSE) and it was super easy to set up :) http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-03-13/line/1457873261521