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Just wanted to chime in here again to say that my implementation now also includes a rel=alternate
link to the ActivityStreams JSON representation of the page.
e.g.
https://aaronparecki.com/2018/07/12/10/indieauth
<link rel="alternate" type="application/activity+json"
href="https://aaronparecki.com/2018/07/12/10/indieauth.as2" />
That brings this up to at least 3 implementations that support it, making it a good candidate to incorporate into the spec.
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@aaronpk Yeah, I was hoping I could debug stuff locally and not have to deploy for testing. But it's not exactly "live" code on my site that I'm using yet so it's low impact. Thanks!
@aaronpk Cool. With my Swift type I had to declare it as a type at the outset, so I just wrote up a custom decoder to check for a string, then an Int, and otherwise it will be nil. The Int gets coerced to a String if itโs there. Do you know of any good test suite I could run locally against my server?
@aaronpk I'm implementing a Micropub endpoint on a Vapor site (written in Swift). According to the Indieweb.org documentation, the state
parameter โcan contain anythingโ. Does this mean a String or Int are perfectly acceptable?
@aaronpk for example a jf2 feed as fallback if theme does not support mf2?
Like: Accept: text/html, application/jf2feed+json
hrm, i'm not sure. sounds like this would have most of the problems we've documented in https://indieweb.org/sidefile-antipattern . i imagine you'll end up with different content in this special theme, and that will diverge from the user-visible theme even more over time. not to mention you then have twice the maintenance work since there are two themes instead of one.