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carrvo You may be able to review the other sections? Especially the webmentions one? I am quite confident in my SVN knowledge.
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carrvo Or the HTML section. I am used to BeautifulSoup and was 50-50 whether to use PHP or Python.
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mandaris My next project https://piccalil.li/blog/simplify-sharing-with-built-in-apis-and-progressive-enhancement/
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mandaris [edit] My next project https://piccalil.li/blog/simplify-sharing-with-built-in-apis-and-progressive-enhancement/
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mandaris well, actually, just put it on the list
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[artlung] carrvo: I did a code review but didn't do it as comments, just submitted a pull request. https://github.com/carrvo/SVNmentions/pull/1 I will not be offended if you ignore the whole thing. Comments in the PR.
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Loqi [preview] [artlung] #1 Some potential modifications. I did not attempt to run the code, merely looked at it from a PHP perspective.
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btrem I use an SSG for my site, and I'm trying to figure out a path from shared hosting to a git based one, probably Netlify/GitHub. IIUC, a micropub endpoint that commits to a GitHub repo means there would be a new commit every time one creates a new post, right?
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mandaris what is ssg?
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Loqi A static site generator or SSG is software that developers can use (typically requiring command line access) to setup a personal site that uses a set of text content files typically stored on a server, and transforms them into a set of static HTML files for a website https://indieweb.org/SSG
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mandaris oh duh
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btrem Thank you Loqi. :)
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btrem I've poked around a few SSG -> GitHub -> published-on-website micropub projects. Is there anyone in particular that I should look at? I'm probably going to need to modify it, because the ones I've looked at make assumptions about where a file will be committed (as in which folder), and my site doesn't share those assumptions. ;-)
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gRegor [artlung], experimenting with owning your likes? I got a webmention for one. :)
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[artlung] I am indeed. And RSVPs too. 🙂
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gRegor nice!
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[artlung] https://artlung.com/likes/
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[artlung] https://artlung.com/rsvp/
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[artlung] All part of my "less is more initiative"
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[aciccarello] I need to get a proper list of likes. The only thing I have is on my list page and that's just the most recent posts https://www.ciccarello.me/links/
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carrvo [artlung]++ a pull request is even better!
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gRegor doesnm, the live indiewebify.me is some older code and the rel-me check there doesn't return great error messages if it fails to load a page for some reason.
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mandaris Does anyone use multiple opengraph images?
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[aciccarello] I've wondered about that when I was looking at implementing metaformats.
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[tantek] [KevinMarks] has a demo of opengraph etc with multiple images where different silos do different things
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btrem what is opengraph
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Loqi The Open Graph protocol (OGP) is an open* standard developed and controlled by Facebook for expressing the primary subject of an HTML page in custom <meta> tags for the purpose of Facebook showing link previews; in practice only a couple are even sometimes necessary for that use-case, and you can use existing open standards instead https://indieweb.org/opengraph
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capjamesg I didn't know you could use multiple open graph images!
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btrem Seems strange to me to read "open standard [that is] controlled" by a private corporation. I suppose I'm reading too much into the word "open."
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btrem Just read the * note on the wiki page, so TIL. :)
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btrem Reading further down, I came across this: "The RDF-apologism of using a 'property' attribute instead of a 'name' attribute doesn't change this, nor does the 'og:' syntactic vinegar prefix." lmao at "syntactic vinegar."
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mandaris Do you have the link to Kevin's example?
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gRegor Haha
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gRegor Also, sheesh, redirect your links properly OWFA. That license link just goes to their homepage now. Fixing.
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[KevinMarks]1 https://www.kevinmarks.com/partialsilos.html
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Loqi [preview] Decaying Silos as dead malls 2018-01-20
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carrvo Is there any documentation on how/what to add to https://github.com/w3c/webmention/tree/main/implementation-reports ?
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carrvo [edit] Is there any documentation on how/what to add to https://github.com/w3c/webmention/tree/main/implementation-reports ?
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carrvo I thought I might add my new SVNmentions implementation...
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[tantek] interesting. looks like that folder could use a README accordingly!
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[tantek] capjamesg, how did you figure out how to submit your implementation report in https://github.com/w3c/webmention/tree/main/implementation-reports ? did you use a template?
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carrvo Indeed...
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gRegor https://github.com/w3c/webmention/tree/main/web/implementation-reports has more including template, not sure why the different folder
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carrvo gRegor++
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[tantek] good find gRegor++
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[tantek] so how do we move the one implementation report outside to the proper folder?
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[tantek] and then maybe leave behind a README?
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[tantek] here's a README to direct people: https://github.com/w3c/webmention/pull/118
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Loqi [preview] [tantek] #118 Create README.md
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[tantek] !tell capjamesg can you move create a PR to move your implementation report https://github.com/w3c/webmention/blob/main/implementation-reports/webmention.jamesg.blog.md to the proper folder: https://github.com/w3c/webmention/tree/main/web/implementation-reports ?
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Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next