Add filtering to feeds (exclude)
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster
Should be able to add keywords to a channel, that will be filtered on. If an entry contains the keyword, it won't be added to the channel.
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster
Should be able to add keywords to a channel, that will be filtered on. If an entry contains the keyword, it won't be added to the channel.
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster/issues/15
Pages with h-feeds are supported now. I had to disable the filtering of items with "published" dates. We'll have to see how this works.
→ github.com/pstuifzand/micropub-android
There should be an share activity for images.
→ www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-44223809
This is the strangest thing. Send your naked photos, so people don't see your naked photos.
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster
The endpoint only support JF2 requests, but should also support json and formencoded requests.
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster
The functions feedsHeaders and feedItems should be combined (or be made to share code).
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster
Now there is a step in the middle that converts the open format of MF2 to another open format of JF2 in a map[string]interface{}. This should be directly converted to the microsub.Feed and microsub.Item structs.
→ github.com/pstuifzand/ekster
Currently only multiple h-entry posts are supported. This doesn't work of these posts are the children of an h-feed post.
→ twitter.com/kickscondor/status/1013127748129210368
Very cool. Perhaps a next step could be to add microformats to the items themselves, that way people can read their topics of interest in their Microsub readers.
→ publog.stuifzandapp.com/posts/718
I love how easy Go makes using these interfaces. The server implements it (as a file and Redis backend) and client calls it (instructed from the command line). Even the HTTP part calls the server backend through this interface.