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by JamesI've noticed some errors when Feedly parses my Tanzawa RSS feed. Namely that it doesn't show any content when I include an image. I have no idea why it's stripping all text from the posts.
Other fixes to the RSS feed include removing a / from the guid and setting the permalink to false, since the guid was not a url. As the guid change, most reads will show old posts as new - sorry about that.
This mostly a test post to see if adding titles for my statuses (the first 128 characters of plain text) will make Feedly parse properly when I include an image.
If this doesn't work, I have a theory that Feedly may not like <figure> tags, so I may try to rewrite my html content to be simpler for rss feeds.A photo of my new titles in NetNewsWire -
by JamesMicropub is going to be a larger task than anticipated. As such I think I'll roll it out incrementally, expanding the capabilities of the micropub endpoint as Tanzawa can support them natively.
Today I managed to get my first post from Quill to Tanzawa!A first post to Tanzawa originating outside of Tanzawa! -
by JamesAdded support for verifying and revoking tokens. One thing I like about API development vs regular page/form development is the inputs and outputs are clearly defined. You don't need to worry about things like layout or looks. It's either valid or it's not.
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by JamesWith the basic indie auth login flow working, the next couple of days will be dedicated of fully fleshing out apis to support revoking tokens (e.g. on logout ) and checking token validity. I added basic tests for the authentication -> access token call today, so I can be confident that while I make these changes, I won't break anything.
I also added Bearer token based authentication today, which I've plugged into my micropub endpoint stub. My goal is to have the full indieauth/micropub api ready for release by Friday, at least on a basic level.
Importing data from OwnYourSwarm like I want will require a few more models and planning because posts will need to support geo-coordinates and so forth. -
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