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#[Rose]I use Paw personally, it's included in SetApp. At work I use Insomnia (which may have an X at the end.)
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#@franco_scarpa92La mia motivazione di inizio settimana è quella di riuscire a implementare le webmention sul mio sito personale. Sono sempre più attratto dalla mission di @indiewebcamp.
#MondayMotivation #webmention #webdev #personalwebsite (twitter.com/_/status/1107567585980239872)
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#Zegnat[Rose] I found Paw a little expensive sounding for how often I would use it. But SetApp is kinda interesting. Maybe need to check that out.
#LoqiZegnat: [eddie] left you a message 5 hours, 47 minutes ago: I use Postman, both personally and professionally and I enjoy it a lot.
#[Rose]SetApp is pretty handy if you need/want at least a few of the apps. I have found myself using more and more of the apps offered - I owned quite a few apps to start with but as they needed paid upgrades SetApp made more and more sense.
#[Rose]Urgh, I'm having one of those days, apparently I'm completely incapable of uploading a photo to my micropub endpoint through PHP's curl
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#[aaronpk]File uploads always throw me off in curl
#[Rose]And now I have a much more logical error message
#ZegnatI’ve started relying on PSR-7 request objects and comopatible http clients. Makes life a lot easier on me when I only need to care about what the request looks like and not how it is being send
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#[jgmac1106]Oohh I am totally going to do SpiderPig and archive all my WP posts to jgregorymcverry.com
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#[eddie]I've heard people mention the idea of only showing part of a post to certain people and having part of the post be public. I haven't seen a use-case for this in my own mind until today. I was reading a week note and I realized, if I were to do week notes, it would be nice to make some of the bullet points or paragraphs private for me or semi-private for specific people.
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#jeremycherfasI keep getting string conversion errors when trying to do things with my PHP arrays. I think it is because one element is a timestamp. Is there some magic flag that says treat all the elements as a string, or similar?
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#[Rose]What code is causing the error? You should probably convert the date back to a string before processing the array.
#jeremycherfasDoing things like array_diff to find elements in one that aren't in the other. All elements have a timestamp. There are some other array operators where there is a flag that says don't try and change the type.
#jeremycherfasA much smaller array that contains only the items present in $a that are not present in $b
#[Rose]Seeing sample code would be really useful 🙂
#jeremycherfasWhich I find more manageable than saving a timestamp and comparing each element to that.
#jeremycherfasYeah, I'm almost done for the day. Will regroup and attack again in the morning.
#jeremycherfasBut if I can get that to work, I'll do that.
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#Zegnatarray_diff() specifically compares string representations of whatever is within the array, so yeah, that could give trouble of the array contains objects that do not cleanly convert to strings
#Zegnatjeremycherfas: you could use array_udiff() instead. There you supply the function that is used to the diffing. The callback could probably be as easy as function($a, $b){return $a === $b ? 0 : 1; } (untested)
#jeremycherfasRight. I did something like that to dedupe on array, using array_unique because it was a multidimensional array. I’ll try something similar tomorrow.
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#[schmarty]woo! that makes like 100 other things possible 😄
#Loqi[schmarty]: [jgmac1106] left you a message 1 day ago: a recording on how to fork the webring would be pretty cool, want to set one up for https://remixer.visualthinkery.com/a/bloggersInk lot of my friends adding this
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#[tantek]Is anyone regularly POSSEing alt text along with their photos to Twitter? Looking for good examples
#[tantek]Also looking to implement which is going to take a bit of CASSIS hacking
#[tantek]because I have a bunch of images with text in them cued up, and it's enough to push me over the edge to try to code it up (to at least avoid KevinMarks's ire, not to mention obv do the right thing for accessibility 🙂 )
#Loqialt is a required attribute of the <img> element and should be provided in any use of images on indieweb pages from photo posts to featured and other images in articles https://indieweb.org/alt_text
#[tantek]that page could use some IndieWeb Examples, and a POSSE section too! Pretty sure Bridgy Publish supports alt text on images to Twitter.
#gRegorLoveThe debug source JSON in Aperture doesn't have the space, hmm.
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#[aaronpk]It's possible Aperture isn't using the latest version of XRay tho I thought it was...
#[aaronpk]I know we've been fixing up whitespace issues in the php microformats parser for a while now
#[tantek]BTW the reason I'm asking so much about alt text use / publishing / UI in #indieweb (from a publisher perspective) is that I'm now actively figuring out how to add alt text support to the CASSIS auto-linker
#[tantek]at which point it will definitely have grown beyond mere auto-linking and auto-embedding, and starting to enter into the realm of a markdown replacement
#[tantek]I already have the TBI hooks in the code and now I'm thinking about *how much* alt text to "allow", e.g. multiline alt text etc (which AFAIK Markdown does *not* support) 😉