It’s official – my site’s backend now has its own query language for posts. Obligatory XKCD: XKCD#927
There are several commands:
- AUTH
– allows access to posts requiring authentication
- TAGS
– sets a list of tags to look for
- TYPE
– type of objects to filter
Commands are divided by semicolons. Arguments are provided in ()
and divided by commas. There is no escaping.
It looks like this: AUTH(https://fireburn.ru);TYPE(h-entry);TAGS(cats,catsoftheindieweb)
My cat eats the potatoes. For the salad.
Well, my GF says that her cats eat salads and buckwheat porridge, but only with milk and sugar. This is still weird tho. #cats #catsoftheindieweb
our own #IndieWeb blogs are actually the best social media platform!
I know the anxiety of sharing something with the world. I know there is a pressure to match the quality we see elsewhere on the web. But maybe we should stop trying to live up to somebody else’s standards and focus on just getting stuff out there instead. Maybe our “imperfect” things are already helpful to someone. Maybe this shouldn’t be so hard.
Wondering if any of my fellow @AnEventApart speakers will be arriving in San Francisco in time to attend Indie Web Camp: https://indieweb.org/2019/SF
It will fun! @Una @JenSimmons @Zeldman @MeyerWeb @SaraSoueidan @RachelAndrew @Brad_Frost
Ooh, nice. I was just wondering if it had a microformats version. Looking much better in Monocle now!
Any means of making #GitLab (self-hosted CE) IndieAuth-compatible? I like the CI/CD stuff and the issue boards but I want to use #IndieAuth to allow users to log in. #IndieWeb
Well, I think I've cracked it - after a few weeks of on-and-off work on making my webmention sending not spam everyone (see https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/10/30/reader-mail-webmention-spam/ ) - it's now not re-sending them if they're successful. This is a good first step, but I'll be improving it to re-send if the post's data has changed since last time it tried (in the future). Note that this isn't quite done yet, expect it to be live tomorrow perhaps.