#microformats 2022-10-14

2022-10-14 UTC
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[tonz] ou
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[tonz] that was meant for a diff window 😄
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amar1 Hi folks, just wanted to ask: is there such a thing as a "bridge" between h-feeds and RSS/Atom, such that h-feeds get transformed into RSS on-the-fly (no caching needed)? My goal is to use normal RSS readers rather than Microsub clients or similar
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barnaby amar1: there are several services for transforming h-feed to RSS/ATOM and various other formats e.g. https://granary.io/
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barnaby e.g. https://granary.io/url?input=html&output=atom&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwaterpigs.co.uk%2F takes the h-feed on my homepage and converts it to and ATOM feed
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amar1 Awesome, thanks!!
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capjamesg I use granary too.
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[tantek] barnaby, are those services listed on the h-feed page? Perhaps in the Implementations section?
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@brunoamaral Trying to clean up abstracts in the @GregoryMS_ database I come across JATS. Another time when we decide to re-invent the wheel. https://jats.niso.org/ Don't get me wrong, all for structured data, just feels like we get the same result with html akin to microformats. (twitter.com/_/status/1580977899657908224)
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gRegor Consumers section on h-feed links to https://indieweb.org/h-feed#Consumers_of_H-Feed, which includes granary
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