#social 2020-02-03
2020-02-03 UTC
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# kaetahbo hi
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# nightpool[m] hello! what brings you to our neck of the woods, kaetahbo?
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# celesteh Hello, I'm wondering which flat file CMSes have activitypub plugins that push posts out? There's one for wordpress, but i was hoping for something more lightweight.
# nightpool[m] hm.... i'm trying to remember if a static site generator one exists
# melody activitypub needs dynamic behavior so i'd be surprised if there were one that worked -- how would it even keep track of where to push?
# melody in theory you might be able to design like, a minimal activitypub server that was hooked into the deploy cycle of a static site generator in such a way that it could detect all the changes and then compose them into a set of activities to send out, but that'd be a wild engineering challenge to solve a problem that is much more easily solved by not having everything be static
# nightpool[m] the general idea is that you'd use an external service for pushing out the updates, kind of like how disqus does comments
# nightpool[m] this is similar to how pubsubhubbub was originally structured.
# nightpool[m] https://octodon.social/@cwebber/100368138697354408 has an example of what this might look like
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# aaronpk It's barebones right now but it does work https://github.com/aaronpk/Nautilus
# celesteh That looks really interesting. Thank you
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# lamuguo Regarding test.activitypub.rocks, I would like to ask how to use this? For example, if I start to write a fed-server. Can I have a test fed-server for testing? Similarly, is there a fed-client as well? Then, for such a test, it may include a series of activities, such as post / get / delete / ... Do we have such tool? It may be helpful for implementing.
# kaetahbo nightpool[m]: I was trying to make sense of #schemaorg
# kaetahbo but channel is dead
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