[frank][jackjamieson] does Yarns already support API calls like Aperture does? I tried a quick test yesterday but got some 404-like errors. I’m not at my machine now, I can share more specifics later if you want. Or make a Github issue?
[frank]@GWG and [jackjamieson], it turned out to be a scope problem on my side. I updated my IndieAuth plugin and now I can select scopes per token. Which is awesome.
[frank]First I need to update my NodeJS skills. As I am not a programmer on a daily basis, my knowledge on the language and design patterns faded out a bit.
[tonz]From your demo I understood you imported everything into a specific channel. Is there a way to specify channel upon import? Or should I import in badges into channels I want to have?
petermolnarI keep thinking about a micropub service for static sites that is similar to webmention.io - you publish, it stores it temporarily, allows it to be queried and deleted, or auto-delete in X days
[frank][tonz] For now you would have to manually add the channel ID in your .env file to run the script. It just dumps all your subs in this channel. So it misses the granularity you need for your circles. This will be added eventually ofcourse. But this is for later iterations.
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jgmac1106!tell jeremycherfas the getting started with php guide in the Kirby documentation is one of the bteer beginner guides I have come across: https://getkirby.com/docs/cookbook/templating/php-templates many not use it for my site in the end but its turning into a great tool to learn PHP
[jackjamieson]!tell [chrisaldrich] Thanks for the offer about documentation. I might just start writing it out and then ask you for a second set of eyes. You’re quite good at documentation so I imagine you might catch omissions or areas for improvement
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[jeremycherfas][aaronpk] Can you please explain briefly how Resume with geofence works in Compass. I want to obscure some locations. Should I Resume with geofence when I am at that location?
[tantek]I have vague recollections of [kevinmarks] explaining the two different distinct uses of RSS feeds/elements for link blogs vs. a feed of your blog
[tantek]right now we have h-feed for "feed of your blog" fairly well defined. What we don't have defined (e.g. for publisher / consuming app interop) is how you would use h-feed to represent / publish a link blog
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "posts about the" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "posts about the is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[tantek]concrete example, I'd like to add h-feed markup to https://indieweb.org/Posts_about_the_IndieWeb such that it was well defined how to both consume it directly as a "link blog", as well as how to canonically convert it to the RSS feed equivalent of a link blog
[manton]Good question. I think it's worth revisiting. My main goal with that post was to discourage people from having feeds like this unless they really needed it to work that way.
[tantek]I understand the discouragement. And I think I agree in spirit, that is, encouraging feeds of permalinks back to your own site, instead of feeds of links to other sites.
[manton]Yes, that's an exception where it makes sense, I agree. When you have a list that is really just pointing elsewhere without blog-like commentary, etc. (Again, feed readers could handle this better, but that is worth documenting.)
[tantek]similarly, if you know the RSS link blog best practice, we can likely get Granary.io to implement both halves so it can consume an h-feed link blog and produce a canonical RSS link blog
[tantek]then that just leaves documenting *which* feed readers actually handle that RSS link blog "correctly", praising them for it, documenting *what* they are doing in common that makes it work, and then encouraging other feed readers to recognize and treat such RSS link blogs accordingly
[tantek]I believe we can collectively, openly do each of these steps one by one, and get to a better point of convergence, even / especially with current feed readers
[tantek]and then file an issue on Granary to support recognizing an h-feed of h-cite(s) explicitly as an h-feed linkblog, and then do the special work (if any) to convert it to an RSS linkblog (per [manton]'s post / analysis of how one should do so)
[frank]Reading up on the conversation above re link-blog RSS feeds. I remember [manton]’s post as well, will have to re-read it. For instance Pinboard does it quite well. Their feeds redirect to the source directly instead of the Pinboard page. But looking at the source, it's all RDF, so different spec then RSS...
[manton]Looking at that "Posts about the IndieWeb" page, doesn't look like it's marked up as an h-feed yet, so Granary isn't sure what to do with it. (Unless I'm missing something.)
Loqih-feed is a microformats2 draft specification with a top level feed object to contain h-entry posts and optionally a common author https://indieweb.org/h-feed
[frank]Daring Fireball's feed (mentioned in Manton's post) actually has some interesting use of the <link>-element. Per item he actually has three. For instance his latest post has these three link-items in his feed:
[frank]In the end it's up to the readers how they implement it. The RSS 2.0 specs say link should point the permalink, where guid might be a way to link to the external URL.
aaronpk[jeremycherfas]: the "resume with geofence" feature is an experiment in battery saving. compass isn't meant to have any privacy features because it's something you run yourself and can choose how to expose that data publicly when you want
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petermolnar I keep thinking about a micropub service for static sites that is similar to webmention.io - you publish, it stores it temporarily, allows it to be queried and deleted, or auto-delete in X days
jgmac1106 !tell jeremycherfas the getting started with php guide in the Kirby documentation is one of the bteer beginner guides I have come across: https://getkirby.com/docs/cookbook/templating/php-templates many not use it for my site in the end but its turning into a great tool to learn PHP
[jackjamieson] !tell [chrisaldrich] Thanks for the offer about documentation. I might just start writing it out and then ask you for a second set of eyes. You’re quite good at documentation so I imagine you might catch omissions or areas for improvement
[frank] Thanks [jackjamieson]. It’s all very alpha and hardcoded still. But we’ll get there. On https://github.com/frankmeeuwsen/aperture-import you’ll find the first code that’s already somewhat working.
[jeremycherfas] That is good news [jgmac1106] Glad you found it.
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[tantek] I wonder if [frank]'s request for being able to subscribe to Posts About ( https://chat.indieweb.org/meta/2019-05-20/1558341051171500 ) is a solid practical use-case for a "link blog" style use of h-feed?
[manton] I wrote a post a few years ago about external links in RSS. It's kind of long, but has some examples for how this is used and the problems. https://www.manton.org/2016/03/03/the-evolution-of.html
gRegorLove Posts about the IndieWeb mf2 feed is okay in Monocle, too. Headline with the date permalink as the external link. No author name though.