#[tantek]that way better chance you'll be contacted for those reasons and be a good match
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#Summer[m]Wondering what a Micropub server expects in the mp-syndicate-to query parameter: the syndication target's uid or name? I figure it's the uid but worth checking. Can't seem to find anything in the spec on this.
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#ZegnatReally wish I could make the Micropub popup on Saturday, but I have a family dinner. Good to get a little socialising in. But I will be keeping an eye out for any and all IndieAuth popups
#ZegnatI am just joking of course, but yeah, I might just keep the etherpad open on my phone.
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#[KevinMarks]today in js being helpful - if I forget to set a date, nunjucks will happily coerce undefined into current time on the server, which is in UTC, but my client is in BST. yay
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "nunjucks" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "nunjucks is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[KevinMarks]Nunjucks is smart about defaults for missing fields in templates, which is usually what you want. I think it turns undefined into ""
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#[manton]We released the first beta of Sunlit 3.0 today. It’s a photo-blogging iOS app designed around Micro.blog, but it can also post to WordPress and Micropub blogs. Open source! Details and short video of the posting interface here: https://www.manton.org/2020/07/24/sunlit-beta-and.html
#[manton]Oops, I should have updated the text. The plan was not to require Micro.blog sign-in, but it was easier for this beta. Long-term that won’t be a requirement.
#[manton]Seems that Firefox doesn’t like it for some reason. I’ve never run into this, but I did export it with a beta of macOS, so could be a bug somewhere.
#[Murray]Well, I've seen it now, so thanks 😄 Looks really interesting, already have your previous post tagged to keep an eye on but will just have to cross thumbs that a PWA or Android fork happens one day 🙂
#[KevinMarks]Due to bad decisions by Phil Schiller and Apple Legal, the mov file format is not widely supported
#[manton]I could try renaming it and see if serving it with a different MIME type would help. Micro.blog runs most video uploads through ffmpeg, but it got skipped in this case because the video is already pretty small.
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#[jeremycherfas]Hmmm. I wonder whether Sunlit 3.0 will post to WithKnown. I have my doubts.
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#[manton]Is there anything unusual about Micropub support in Known? Sunlit doesn’t need much. IndieAuth and being able to post HTML.
#swentel[manton], known returns the access token in the body, not a json response
#Loqi[EdwardHinkle] #1986 [MicroPub] Token Endpoint should return content as application/json not application/x-www-form-urlencoded
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#[michael_lewis]Hello again. Moving this to dev as it may be a bit more devvy. Thanks for all the submissions to searchmysite.net and feedback.
#[michael_lewis]I've had a few evenings this week to make a few changes based on submissions so far. The main one, as per [jgmac1106] suggestion, is to implement selective filtering, based either on the path (e.g. /search/?query=) or on the page type (currently derived from meta property="og:type" and article data-post-type=). (This is currently just read-only in Manage for now but I'll aim to make editable one night next week.)
#[michael_lewis]I did implement a way of defining custom page types with xpath expressions, but that wouldn't have actually helped that much - some sites have nothing at all in either the HTML or path to differentiate the microblog posts from the longform posts. I could add the custom page types again if there is interest though, because it could be a powerful feature, e.g. combined with the query filters in the API.
#[michael_lewis]Anyway, the index is slightly cleaner looking now, and where the microblog posts can't be filtered out the relevancy tuning should handle once more longform content arrives.
#[michael_lewis]Interesting to see also that, even with a small number of sites, there is a good amount of cross-linking, so when I finish off the PageRank equivalent that could actually make a useful difference.
#[manton]@swentel Ah, most likely won’t work then. Doesn’t look like our response detection is smart enough to handle that.
#[KevinMarks][michael_lewis] have you looked at the post types discovery page on the wiki?
#[tantek]I entered donotmail@example.com because I don't want any notifications etc.
#[tantek]maybe consider making the field optional otherwise people will enter more stuff like that
#[tantek]can't force people to give a functioning email
#[michael_lewis][KevinMarks] Thanks for the tip. I hadn't seen https://indieweb.org/post-type-discovery, and it sounds good and could be useful. I've added to my todo list, although I'm still focussing on trying to get the basics right at the moment to be honest.
#[michael_lewis][tantek] I'd have liked to not even ask for email at all because then (i) I'd have held zero information that could be considered personal, and (ii) the submission process via IndieAuth would literally be a super simple box where you enter your home page and that's it. But I decided to add it to have some way of telling people their listing is about to expire in a year's time (haven't decided exactly what to do on expiry time, but
#[michael_lewis]probably just stop indexing unless the listing is renewed, to hopefully keep it to actively updated sites). But yes, will think about making it optional. As you say, since it's not validated it might as well be.
#@terronk* Low code is infinitely more interesting than no code. The most popular programming language in the world is Excel. We are massively underestimating the number of people who can low-code in their area of expertise. The barriers to entry for coding are lowering every day. (twitter.com/_/status/1286774560105193473)
#jackyLet's say I have a "private" post that's available to a few people (protected feels more accurate). When I publish it, would it make sense to send it to a WebSub hub to let people know something's been updated?
#jackyI think that for this case it'd make sense to have some way to tell people that this is a hub that they should subscribe to if they want to know about new protected posts
#jackywhich is similar to having a feed that's only accessible to a set of people