Aaron Parecki

Today I implemented the first client test for Micropub.rocks. This means Micropub.rocks acts as a Micropub server, expecting certain parameters from the client. The first test is a simple test of creating an h-entry with text content. The test describes what it expects, and when the client makes the Micropub POST request, the post is rendered in realtime.

I'm pretty pleased with this little bit of UI I just added to micropub.rocks. 

Today I implemented the authorization server for Micropub.rocks. This means it's now possible to sign in to Micropub.rocks from a Micropub client such as Quill.

Continuing the work on the micropub.rocks client tests, today I worked on the OAuth server so that you can sign in to Micropub clients to post to the test account. Aside from providing the actual sign-in functionality, I also want this to provide helpful error messages and walk you through setting the parameters to build the authorization request.

Micropub.rocks is the test suite and debugging tool for the Micropub spec. Currently it only has tools for testing your Micropub servers. Today I began the process of adding tools for testing your Micropub clients.

For some reason, some of the time I've noticed that my "load more" links load completely the wrong content. These links previously would load the next page inline, and render the new content without a page load. I liked this as a compromise between traditional full pageload paging and infinite scroll. However, I've been seeing it behave strangely the last week or two, sometimes loading duplicate content, or the page scrolling strange after clicking it.