#capjamesgreacted with 🙃 to <vikanezrimaya> !tell jacky ...or maybe the function is …
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#[manton]Has anyone done any old-school, Netscape-style bookmarks.html files but adding MF2? I’m working on a bookmarks export in HTML and it has a basic list with links, and I noticed that Pocket adds a “time_added” attribute (unix seconds), so I thought I’d support that + maybe add “dt-created” and “datetime”. (“dt-published” seems wrong for bookmarks)
#[manton]Possibly this doesn’t really fit though, collapsed into a single “a” link instead of separate elements as you would usually have with MF2.
#[manton](Because in this case the link has title, URL, and date altogether.)
#Zegnathttps://twitter.com/LeaVerou/status/1652806575973605378 I am clearly late on this, but interesting thread on using a public repo for your blog and the problems of doing that when not everything that is part of your blog is supposed to be public.
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#capjamesgMy blog is one of my only personal projects that is closed source.
#capjamesgTechnically almost all of the code is available: the static site generator itself is in a different, public repository (although that version is a bit behind); most content is available publicly.
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#havenmattHey everyone, I'm trying to build an IndieAuth provider and I'm a bit confused on the spec for access token responses: https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org/#x5-3-3-access-token-response The spec describes responding with access_token, me, profile, expires_in, and refresh_token; but the example below shows a response including token_type and scope which aren't mentioned in the previous section. Any advice?