#dev 2024-06-17

2024-06-17 UTC
nertzy, [Scout], alecjonathon, eb, ancarda, srushe, suki, nnrx, capjamesg, roxwize, okCiel, vikanezrimaya, shoesNsocks, [Murray], AramZS, [schmarty] and [jeremycherfas] joined the channel
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capjamesg[d] If anyone has a new static site to build, I'd appreciate feedback on https://github.com/capjamesg/aurora. I use it on three of my own sites, but I'd like to figure out what I have missed in terms of ease of use and getting started.
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[Murray] I don't really have a new static site to build, but I'm currently creating a sequence of POCs for work using a lot of the popular SSG and FE frameworks, so I took a look 🙂 Seems very cool, lots of nice stuff! From a documentation perspective, thinking about what I tend to want to understand early in a build, I'd like to know how to pull in data from an API, and whether there's a way to use a component architecture (I'd naturally play arou
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[Murray] with the `layouts`, but how granular/nested can you get?)
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capjamesg[d] Good call re: API.
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capjamesg[d] I _think_ the best way to do that would be with a build script that gets your data then saves it as JSON or CSV. You can use the `_data` directory to store arbitrary JSON or CSV files that are rendered into pages (I used this to generate a site from ~200,000 HN posts in a few minutes).
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[tantek] shudders at "arbitrary JSON or CSV files"
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jimwins [KevinMarks]: (responding two days later) PHP 8.4 will have an HTML5 parser and DOM implementation. https://wiki.php.net/rfc/domdocument_html5_parser
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[tantek] ok that's pretty cool
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GWG Fun
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GWG aaronpk: Does this work for you? https://github.com/indieweb/wordpress-indieauth/pull/268
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aaronpk ooh exciting, looks good!
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GWG aaronpk: What's next for the proposal?
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aaronpk i am pretty convinced this is a good path forward now, maybe wait til [manton] gives feedback and then i say we merge it in
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aaronpk well i guess by "merge it in" i mean first create a PR to the spec then merge it in :D
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GWG aaronpk: Do you want me to take a crack at that so you can focus on the main oauth2 spec?
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GWG The draft you are working on?
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aaronpk if you feel like it sure!
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GWG I'm sure you'll have edits.
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