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by JamesShipped the new webmention display in Tanzawa 🎉. There is one bug. When django-webmention registers a model, I have a signal listening to register my own TWebmention record to store parsed data, moderation data and so forth.
Testing locally it worked fine, but my test webmention didn't seem to register it. Here's what it's looking like in prod:Real life webmentions in Tanzawa! -
by James
Shipped my new webmentions dashboard in Tanzawa. You can see a preview of them on this post on the Tanzawa development blog.
And we're live on prod!
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by JamesRefactored the design of the webmentions this morning. I added the number of un-reviewed webmentions at the top and put them in a details/summary tag. The author name links to their homepage. Below that is a link to the webmention source displaying only the domain.
Reviews are handled via a big thumbs up or thumbs down on the far right. This bit isn't hooked up yet, but it will be soon enough. I also added a button to quickly take you to the new status page.Webmentions refactored
Next I need to add an api / view to handling the approval / disapproval click. And a menu item on the left to view all webmentions would be handy as well. -
by James
With /r/wallstreetbets going private because the people are taking a bail out from the hedge funds, I can't help but think that we're on the first steps of a swing away from a centralized web. Finally. ✊🚀
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by JamesI started working on webmention displays for the dashboard in Tanzawa. Preview 👇:
The base webmention layout
Content is plain text and limited to 140 characters (after which it will truncate nicely). There's a link to review it on the left and the source of the webmention is also linked. The webmention kind is displayed on the bottom right if it can be determined.
Using the html5 <object> tag I can handle broken images or no author photo quite easily.A broken author photo example
Come to think of it...these could be used as the base for displaying the interactions in a post as well...
