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aaronpk_tv
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Support native generation of a podcast feed from a tag page
Provide some mechanism to turn a tag page into a podcast feed. Maybe by adding a special property in that tag's pinned post.continue reading... -
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Query the micropub endpoint for tags as the user is typing
If the Micropub endpoint supports tag queries, then Quill should ping it as the user is typing to help autocomplete tags.continue reading... -
Add Micropub tag query support
Provide a Micropub query method to return tags, either frequently/recently used, or by matching already entered text. See also: https://indieweb.org/Micropub-extensions#Querycontinue reading... -
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This doesn't feel as important anymore now that I am able to create issues and comments by posting on my website first. I don't even know how I would want to represent the other kinds of activity on my site. -
I'm really on the fence about using HTTP 5xx responses to indicate any sort of application-level information. Currently any time a client gets an HTTP 5xx error, it can assume something went wrong with the *transport* of the request, such as a gateway timeout.
In REST APIs, HTTP 501 indicates that the HTTP method itself is unsupported, which in this case is a POST request. Micropub is not a REST API though, so I would be worried that a 501 could inadvertently indicate to a client that a POST request is not supported.
Can you find examples of other non-REST APIs that use HTTP 501 for this feature? I wouldn't want to recommend 501 unless there are existing examples of other non-REST or RPC APIs using it. -
ravisagar
http://ravisagar.in
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Implemented GPS based location checkins on my Drupal site #IndieWeb http://go.ravi.pro/upcvt
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Eddie Hinkle
https://eddiehinkle.com/
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This is a great analysis on the ability to import and export posts via Micropub/mf2. The benefit of that is even private posts can be exported! I definitely want to think through this more
Looks like something went wrong with that link. I'm super curious what this is about tho! -
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