Here is my plan for testing the IndieWeb plugins. Day 31 of #100DaysofIndieWeb, #IndieWeb, #ProjectJournal The Purpose Testing and Offering Suggestions on the IndieWeb Plugins. One of the plugin authors said that he wished he had a volunteer to help test the plugins. I volunteered. I had to think about how to do this and… (https://tmichellemoore.com/?p=153048)

IndieWeb Plugin Testing and Suggestions Project – Planning

Here is my plan for testing the IndieWeb plugins.

Day 31 of #100DaysofIndieWeb, #IndieWeb, #ProjectJournal

The Purpose

Testing and Offering Suggestions on the IndieWeb Plugins. One of the plugin authors said that he wished he had a volunteer to help test the plugins. I volunteered. I had to think about how to do this and the steps are below.

The Scope

The scope includes all plugins on the IndieWeb plugin plugins page that don’t require a classic theme.

Assumptions

A block theme and not a classic theme will be used.
Some plugins won’t be tested because of the use of a block theme.

The Plan

List the Plugins. (Name, descriptions, WordPress.org link, IndieWeb.org link, and GitHub link)
Pull the descriptions from the IndieWeb plugin interface.
Pull the descriptions from the plugin page on WordPress.org.
Pull the description from IndieWeb.org.
List the features based on the WordPress.org description.
View the plugins settings page to try to identify the feature through the settings.
Test the plugin by performing an action related to the features list and record the results.
Record the test results.
Record my suggestions.
Put it in a blog post.
Post negative results on the plugin’s GitHub page, if I see an error.
Let David S. know in the IndieWeb WordPress Slack channel.

#100daysofindieweb #indieweb #projectjournal

https://tmichellemoore.com/blog/indieweb-plugin-testing-and-suggestions-project-planning/

IndieWeb Plugin Testing and Suggestions Project – IndieAuth Plugin

My testing and suggestions for the IndieAuth plugin are located here.

Day 30 of #100DaysofIndieWeb, #IndieWeb, #ProjectJournal

IDPlugin Name or Reference PageCategoryShort Description/FeatureTest StepsResultsComments\Suggestions1IndieAuthAuthors David Shanske,  Matthias Pfefferle,  Aaron Parecki2IndieAuthDescriptions (IndieWeb)https://indieweb.org/WordPress_IndieAuth_PluginIndieAuth – Adds an IndieAuth endpoint to WordPress. Alternatively, if you do not want to enable this, you can use a third-party endpoint to login to the WordPress backend via IndieAuth.3IndieAuthDescription (IndieWeb Extensions Page)2. Install and activate the Micropub and IndieAuth plugins. The Micropub plugin will allow you to publish to your website using Micropub clients and the IndieAuth plugin adds an IndieAuth endpoint to allow authentication through your site, which Micropub requires. | IndieAuth is a way to allow users to use their own domain to sign into other websites and services.4IndieAuthDescriptions (WordPress.org)https://wordpress.org/plugins/indieauth/The plugin turns WordPress into an IndieAuth endpoint. This can be used to act as an authentication mechanism for WordPress and its REST API, as well as an identity mechanism for other sites. It uses the URL from the profile page to identify the blog user or your author url. We recommend your site be served over https to use this.

You can also install this plugin to enable web sign-in for your site using your domain.5IndieAuthDescription (GitHub)https://github.com/indieweb/wordpress-indieauth“IndieAuth is a way to allow users to use their own domain to sign into other websites and services. 

The plugin turns WordPress into an IndieAuth endpoint. This can be used to act as an authentication mechanism for WordPress and its REST API, as well as an identity mechanism for other sites. It uses the URL from the profile page to identify the blog user or your author url. We recommend your site be served over https to use this.

You can also install this plugin to enable web sign-in for your site using your domain.”6IndieAuthDescriptionAllows you to log into other sites using IndieAuth, 100% self-hosted.7IndieAuthSuggestionSuggest making all descriptions consistent.8IndieAuthSettingsProvides the endpoints. Allows you to set the user that represnts the site, allow users to sign-in to your site using their site (I did not opt for this), and allows you to set the deault token expiration which I set to 0 to disable expiration.IndieWeb > IndieAuthPassed: I see the settings.I personally understand the concept of using my blog to log into sites. But will all users understand that? Would it be good to add a few links to sites that do allow this to be used? Also, it might be good to help us understand what an endpoint is. This plugin could become very technical based on the FAQ, if a person wanted to go further. Does anyone else have suggestions for that level of use?9IndieAuthFeatureUse your site to log into other services with IndieAuth.Testing Using Quill. Navigated to https://quill.p3k.io > Entered my URL > Approved Access > Land on Quill Content Entry.Passed: I am on a content entry screen after logging in using my URL.10IndieAuthFeatureAllow login to your site using IndieAuthN/A I don’t use this.

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https://tmichellemoore.com/blog/indieweb-plugin-testing-and-suggestions-project-indieauth-plugin/

great to see the micro.blog network coupling with the mastodon network, I will be learning more about that this weekend! does anybody on micro.blog already have a lot of people following them from mastodon? that is neat. does micro.blog also have good support for RSS? #rss #indieweb #activitypub

great to see the micro.blog network coupling with the mastodon network, I will be learning more about that this weekend! does anybody on micro.blog already have a lot of people following them from mastodon? that is neat. does micro.blog also have good support for RSS? #rss #indieweb #activitypub

We’re enabling ActivityPub for everyone now, not just recent users. This is needed so that you can fully migrate followers away from Micro.blog if you want to in the future. It will cause email notifications for some folks who haven’t used Micro.blog in years, but I think it’s the best way forward.

Is anyone aware of software that would provide commenting/likes/shares on a blog that is driven by #ActivityPub?

I've had a hunt but have come up short.

I'm thinking a Disqus like service that can be dropped into an existing static site and provide similar functionality driven by the interactions with a linked ActivityPub note.

This would be similar to #WebMentions via #IndieWeb but potentially more accessible to users who would simply be responding to a toot/post.

#SmallWeb #SelfHost

@ajsadauskas @pfefferle https://blog.opensource.org has it installed :) with a bunch of #IndieWeb plugins too

Added new rewritten, still WIP, micropub-server. Previous one was written in PHP but new one is written in Crystal. (https://hliimatta.me/notes/7p95ga) #indieweb #micropub #crystallang

@admadlad @mmasnick I'd just follow the #fediverse hashtag plus any interesting and adjacent tags (I'm a big fan of the #indieweb which shares a lot of the same concepts and ethos) as a starting point and then build out a following list from there.

well that was unexpected! I have a "secret" hashtag in the post, so the post shows up on the #indieweb hashtag page even though I didn't mention #indieweb in the post at all!
Ignore this post, I am just testing some #ActivityPub hashtag stuff
Ignore this post, I am just testing some #ActivityPub hashtag stuff
#indieweb #activitypub

WordPress and ActivityPub

@tchambers Huge congratulations to @pfefferle! This is awesome for the #IndieWeb and #Fediverse.

A table of 0 border thickness and simple CSS1 text styles - web design in the late 90s and also the basis of my #neocities site. If you want to go all #retroweb, you gotta experience the tech of the time. No CSS Grid here. Still, not an animated GIF, nested table, spacer, or iFrame in sight - I never went in for them in the 90s anyway. #yesterweb #indieweb

Blog as if there’s an #AI being trained¹ to be you based on your blog posts.

And what if it was trained on your Universal Outbox²?

#IndieWeb #OpenAI #ChatGPT


This is day 34 of #100DaysOfIndieWeb #100Days

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¹ https://indieweb.org/OpenAI#IndieWeb_Examples
² https://tantek.com/2023/044/t1/unified-sent-box-universal-outbox
#AI #IndieWeb #OpenAI #ChatGPT #100DaysOfIndieWeb #100Days

@wjmaggos @tchambers Would this be possible with simple HTML sites? WordPress seems very dominant already?
#BackToBasics #WebDesign #IndieWeb